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Our Lady of Mercy College, Heidelberg have won the senior girls division two Herald Sun Shield after defeating Sacred Heart College Geelong by 16 points in an entertaining decider.

Our Lady Mercy College’s Ava Jordan led the way, kicking a goal and contributing strongly to take the best player on ground award in her side’s win, 6.7 (43) to 4.3 (27).

Megan Girolami and Madeleine Ellis kicked two goals for the victors while Annabel Goodison booted a handy goal as well.

Michaela Payne performed well and kicked two goals for Sacred Heart.

Our Lady of Mercy College took a 13-point lead at quarter time as they continued to stay ahead of Sacred Heart with a 12-point advantage heading into the final quarter.

Our Lady of Mercy College managed to hold on in the final quarter to take the shield victory in cheerful scenes to conclude the competition.

REPLAY: Herald Sun Shield Intermediate Girls GF - Maribyrnong College v Avila College

Maribyrnong College produced a stellar performance against Avila College to win the Herald Sun Shield Intermediate Girls division two trophy by 83 points at Mt Waverley.

Piper Dixon led the charge for Maribyrnong with three goals to earn a medal for a best on ground performance.

Evie Fitzgerald scored two goals and was among the notable players in the game alongside Sierra Greives and Alexandra McBride-Loane.

Maribrynong had 10 different goalkickers highlighting their wide array of contributors for the game as they went on to win, 13.21 (99) to 2.4 (16).

Maribrynong led Avila College by 39 points at halftime and more than doubled their lead at full time to win by an impressive 83-point margin.

REPLAY: Herald Sun Shield Intermediate Boys GF - Rowville College v St Ignatius College

Rowville Secondary College have won the Intermediate Boys division two Herald Sun Shield by 36-points over St Ignatius College, Geelong.

For the first three quarters of the match, it looked as if it would go down to the wire before Rowville stormed away in the final quarter to win, 11.10 (76) to 5.10 (40).

Rowville forward Jackson Honey gave his side a three-point lead on the brink of quarter time with a snap-goal floating through.

St Ignatius’ Billy Hayward put some fear into Rowville when he snapped a goal just before three-quarter time to put his side within 13 points.

Rowville put the jets on in the final quarter, however, to run away 36-point victors.

Rowville’s Lachy Dovaston was awarded the best on ground after an impressive display, featuring three goals.

Teammates Christian Moraes and Jordan Hider were also impressive for the victors with two goals each.

PREVIEW: Best young talents ready for grand final action

After two months of non-stop action, the Herald Sun Shield reaches its thrilling conclusion with three division two deciders back-to-back on Thursday.

The Shield has already played host to several thrilling deciders, and Thursday’s action from Trevor Barker City Oval is also expected to go right down to the wire.

All three deciders will be live streamed exclusively by KommunityTV through the Herald Sun website.

Maribyrnong College and Avila College will kick off proceedings for the day with both teams going head-to-head for the Intermediate Girls Shield title.

The two schools emerged victorious after a wet and wild semi-final lightning carnival held at Casey Fields last month.

Maribyrnong will go into the grand final as early favourites after winning the encounter between the two sides on that day 2.2-14 to 1.1-7.

Maribyrnong College coach Martin Walsh said the team would move the players around in different positions.

“Their ability to work together as a team and adjust to different positions,” Walsh said.

“Unlike most teams, we like to have players that can play in a variety of positions.

“It sort of really suits and hopefully that helps us tomorrow, being longer quarters.”

Walsh said Alexandra McBride-Loane was a key player in her side alongside Sarah Greaves in the midfield.

“Alexandra’s leadership, weather she starts centre half back or forward, she is a real key,” he said.

Walsh also said midfielder Sarah Greaves in the midfield was also a key.

In the Intermediate Boys grand final Rowville Secondary College will face St Ignatius College, Geelong for a chance to hoist the shield.

Rowville were in sublime form in the semi-finals, and are expected to be a tough outfit to beat, following a 16.16-112 to 5.11-41 blowout win over Padua College last month.

But if St Ignatius College can put a lock on 10-goal semi-final hero Cooper Hynes, it will go a long way to improving their chances in the decider.

In the final grand final of an action-packed affair, Sacred Heart College, Geelong will take on Our Lady of Mercy College (Heidelberg) for the senior girls shield.

Both sides had to outlast an impressive field of seven schools in a semi-finals lightning carnival last week with Sacred Heart College emerging undefeated with young forward Michaela Payne scoring a bagful of goals.