Canberra is unbeaten after the first three rounds, but will be without Alana Franks and Jo and Bec Collis as it looks to gain revenge on the reigning champions.

Franks suffered a gash on her leg while surfing, while the Collis sisters will be on duty with the ACT team at the under-19 and under-21 national championships respectively.

Canberra coach Tara Steel admitted it would be a tough ask, but was confident the reinforcements could do the job against a quality opponent.

"We would normally bring up some players from division two, but they have a few players out with national championship duties as well,'' Steel said.

"Arawang's first division team shouldn't be affected so that's going to challenge us, but we're definitely up for the challenge.

"The girls are enjoying going under the radar a little bit with the few changes we've had and have been performing very strongly.''

Steel is in her first year at the helm of Canberra, taking over from Natalee Withers.

In other games, South Canberra clash with Tuggeranong, while Queanbeyan and Belconnen meet for the first time since last year’s major semi-final.

All games will be played at the ACT Netball Centre in Lyneham at 7.30pm.