And now Bulls skipper Grant Place is hungry to create some more memories.

With play cancelled in the final round on Saturday due to the heat, Pomborneit finished the South West Cricket Association season on top of the ladder. 

The 2017-18 semi-finalist will play off against fourth-placed Bookaar at Camperdown next week for a spot in the grand final. 

Place, 29, said if the Bulls bat first, the goal would be a score of at least 180 to 200 runs. 

"Bookaar's biggest strength is definitely their batting," he said. "And Camperdown is traditionally a beautiful batting wicket, so we'll need a decent score to win.

"But I think our bowling attack would be more than capable of defending something around that mark."

Place said Pelicans skipper Simon Baker loomed as the danger man, along with brothers Eddie and Fraser Lucas.

"Their batting depth is really good, so we'll need as many early wickets as possible," he said. 

In terms of his own side, Place was quick to heap praise on Sri Lankan duo Tharaka Sendanayake and Lahiru Fernando.

Sendanayake has taken 19 wickets at an average of 11.5, while Fernando has taken 35 wickets at 7.7 this season.   

"They've had a huge impact," Place said. "Both of them just really minimised the runs from the other end while consistently taking wickets.

"That's a pretty good weapon for a captain to have."

And while opener Tim Place has found a rich vein of form at the season's end, scoring 73, 58 and 30 in his last three innings, the skipper said his batters had been performing well as a unit. 

"It's been a pretty even spread across the year with good depth in the top seven or eight," he said. 

Mortlake plays Heytesbury Rebels at Terang in the other semi-final next week.