The South West Fuels Cup minor finals are locked in with Boorowa, Harden and Young among the top contenders as the regular season concludes.

After 14 rounds, Boorowa Goldies finished on top of the ladder with 13 wins from 14 matches, 500 points differential and 67 competition points.

Harden Red Devils claimed second with 12 wins, a 242 differential and 57 points.

Cootamundra Tri Colours secured third with nine wins and 47 points.

Young Yabbies rounded out the top four with eight wins and 42 points.

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Temora Tuskers finished fifth on 34 points, West Wyalong Weevils sixth on 23 points, Condobolin Rams seventh on 16 points and Grenfell Panthers eighth on five points.

The last round of the regular season saw Boorowa defeat Harden 26–5 at Boorowa Rugby Club.

Young defeated Cootamundra 30–22 at Cranfield Oval.

In other games, Temora overcame Grenfell 36–14 at Temora Recreation Ground and West Wyalong claimed a 31–19 win over Condobolin.

The major semi final will see Boorowa Goldies host Harden Red Devils at Boorowa Rugby Club on Saturday, August 9, at 3:15pm.

The minor semi final will feature Cootamundra Tri Colours against Young Yabbies at Cootamundra Rugby Club, also on Saturday, August 9, at 3:15pm.

The preliminary final is scheduled for August 16 at 3:15pm, with the grand final to follow on August 23 at 3:15pm.

The ladder for the South West Cup Men's First Grade stood at:

1 Boorowa Goldies on 67 points

2 Harden Red Devils on 57 points

3 Cootamundra Tri Colours 47 points

4 Young Yabbies 42 points

5 Temora Tuskers 34 points

6 West Wyalong Weevils 23 points

7 Condobolin Rams 16 points

8 Grenfell Panthers 5 points

The women's Xs minor semi-final will also be on this weekend with the West Wyalong Redbacks vs Temora Tuskers at Cootamundra Country Club and the Yabbiettes will be facing off against the Grenfell Pink Panthers at the Cootamundra Rugby Club.

The ladder for the women's competition stood at:

1 West Wyalong Redbacks 66 points

2 Temora Tuskers 62 points

3 Grenfell Pink Panthers 47 points

4 Young Yabbies 46 points

5 Boorowa Goldilocks 30 points

Best of luck to all of the teams competing this weekend.