The first takes the form of a best-of-three semi-finals series beginning Saturday night against Lakeside Lightning at Joondalup Basketball Stadium.
Success will have them face the final hurdle ” a championship game with the chance of back-to-back titles for the first time in club history.
But Lakeside is looking a tough ask for the Wolves, the side having comfortably had the better of Joondalup in the two games they have played this season.
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READ NOWRegular season form often counts for nothing in the heat of a finals series, however.
Joondalup is coming off an unbeaten quarter finals series against Stirling, which ended with the Wolves securing a 70-58 win at Joondalup Basketball Stadium in game two last Saturday.
The Senators’ Taylor Wild hit a game-high 26 points, but a shared effort from the Wolves ensured a 12-point victory.
Nikita Martin led scoring for Joondalup with 18 points.
Shani Amos dished a game-high six assists, while Ellyce Ironmonger took an equal game-high 11 rebounds.