First up to face the Bloomfield Tigers is Mudgee's under 11s side who have drastically picked up their game throughout the season, having taking the win over their opposition earlier this year.

"The 11s have shown huge improvement throughout the season and have gone the long way around through the finals to make it to the grand finals," Mudgee Junior Rugby League secretary James Hughes said.

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Following the 11s will be the under 13s outfit who will take on St Pats White at 11.30am.

"Having gone through the year undefeated for a fourth consecutive year, the 13s White will be heading in with high confidence having played in a local thriller against St Pats Blue last weekend," Hughes said.

The last set of Dragons to take to the field are the under 14s at 12.35pm who have already had a taste of a grand final victory having taken out last year's competition, and will face Bloomfield.

"The 14s started off the season slowly. The back end of the season however has seen massive improvement with the 14s getting a convincing win last weekend in their preliminary final against Cowra," Hughes said.

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Hughes says while making it to the grand final is impressive, regardless of the result, all players should be 'pleased' to have made it this far.

"We are super proud to have three teams in the grand final," he said.

"In terms of population size compared to other towns in the group, we certainly punch above our weight.

All games will be held at Jack Arrow Oval, Bathurst on September 7 with a 9.30am kick-off.

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