Queensland and NSW will contest the inaugural women's final at the Brisbane Global Rugby Tens.
Rugby's two powerhouse states fired a warning shot ahead of the forthcoming Super W season, not conceding a single point between them in their matches against the ACT Brumbies and Melbourne Rebels.
The Waratahs finished top of the women's pool, having beaten the Reds 19-5 in the opening match.
But the Reds have provided some of the most impressive moments of the tournament so far - men's draw included.
On Saturday, Wallaroos star Samantha Treharne produced a stunning try-saving tackle on a Brumbies player, rolling underneath her and somehow keeping the ball above ground to mass applause from the audience at Suncorp Stadium.
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Then on Saturday, hulking forward Vuanimasei Rasolea palmed off a limp tackle from an undersized Rebels opponent with effortless ease before touching down under the posts.
A full four-team women tournament was introduced at the Brisbane Tens this year following a spike in TV viewership during the
It comes ahead of the first national Australian women's 15-a-side rugby competition, the Super W, which begins next month and also includes a Western Australian side.
