Saturday morning will be an exciting time in the Moloney house.
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Sisters Paige, Allanah, Bethany and Brooklyn are all preparing to take to the court in grand finals for Billabong Crows.
It marks the first time all four siblings will line-up in grand finals on the same day, with Paige and Bethany playing for the A-grade flag and Allanah and Brooklyn fighting for B-grade honours.
It's also been 19-year-old Allanah's first finals series, but the middle sister has had plenty of guidance from 22-year-old Paige, who played in Crows' A-grade premiership last season.
While twins Bethany and Brooklyn have experienced grand finals at a junior level, it will be 16-year-olds' first time tackling the occasion in senior netball grades.
The sisters said you can expect to hear plenty of music pumping from their house on Saturday morning- a pre-game ritual they've developed together over the years.
"Saturday mornings we usually just have the music blaring," Allanah said.
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"I have my own superstitions about what I like to do before games with what I eat and a few other things, but other than that the girls are pretty chilled," Paige said.
All four sisters admit this weekend will be remembered as a special occasion, regardless of the outcome.
"It's something that might not ever happen again, so we all think it's pretty special," Paige said.
"I think mum is the most overwhelmed out of everyone.
"We're all pretty happy just to have made it this far.
"There's a very big buzz around the club at the moment with the three grades, A, B and 16s in.
"We'll have the chance to make history and bring home three cups, which has never been done at the Crows before.
"We're very excited to step out there on Saturday."
The Moloney sisters could almost fill a full netball team on their own, with each of the girls having their own specialty areas on the court.
Youngsters Bethany and Brooklyn have an eye for the ring as shooters, while Allanah provides defensive pressure and Paige handles the midcourt superbly in her role as wing attack.
While Paige now works in Shepparton, she still makes the trip back every week to play alongside her long-time Crows teammates.
The sisters admit there's a small element of rivalry, as seen between most siblings, but said they'll still be proud and happy for each other regardless of which way things fall on Saturday.
"Whatever happens on the day happens," Paige said.
Crows' A-grade will take on Jindera, while B-grade will clash with Howlong in Walbundrie.