Both teams are undefeated with four wins and a bye through the first five rounds and will be keen to continue their early season momentum.
Katamatite coach Jedd Wright is expecting Berrigan to be switched on from the get go.
“We expect Berrigan will come out and be ready to go and we are looking forward to the challenge,” Wright said.
Wright said his team's depth had been tested throughout the early part of the season.
“We are happy our depth players are going really well,” he said.
“We've had 12 or 13 out due to injuries in the last two weeks and we are happy that the players that are coming in are contributing and playing their role.”
At the other end of the table, Rennie and Tocumwal will be looking to register their first win of the season when they face off at Tocumwal Recreation Reserve.
Rennie coach Craig Ednie is expecting a tight tussle.
“I think it will be a pretty hard game,” Ednie said.
“They have a few young kids playing some good footy, so we will have watch out for them.”
Ednie has been impressed with his forward Chase Strawhorn, who has kicked 19 goals from his four games.
“Our forward Chase Strawhorn has probably been our best and a few of our kids are continually developing,” he said.
In the other clashes, Katunga hosts Katandra, Blighty travels to Deniliquin Rovers, who are coming off the bye, Picola United and Waaia battle at Picola, Tungamah will be looking to bounce back after last week's loss to Strathmerton when it hosts Mathoura and Yarroweyah and Jerilderie will be looking for win number three when they face off at Yarroweyah.
Reigning premier Strathmerton has the bye.
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