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BARHAM Services and Leitchville have booked their places in this month’s Northern District Bowls Division midweek pennant grand finals.

Barham Services progressed to the Division One decider on February 17 thanks to a 70-68 win against minor premiers, Cohuna Gold on Wednesday.

Last season’s premiers, Kerang will take on Cohuna Gold in next Wednesday’s preliminary final after defeating Barham Sports 74-59 in the first semi-final.

Leitchville confirmed its spot in the Division Two grand final following a 51-40 win against reigning premiers, Cohuna Golf.

Last season’s title holders must defeat Kerang – who recorded a 66-47 win against Barham Services – next Wednesday to progress to the grand final

All preliminary final matches will be played at Barham Services.

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