The team is the first female side to be invited to play at the club.
St Hilda's will play Christchurch Girls' High School in a repeat of last year's secondary school final which St Hilda's won.
Neil Rosenberg, who has coached the school's first XI for more than 20 years, reckons it is another sign female cricket is starting to break through.
''This is busting into a male stronghold where women in the past were only invited in if they had a tea towel over their shoulder,'' he said.
''[Playing at Willows] has always been on my radar because I used to see the likes Richie McCaw playing against his old Otago Boys' team.
''Finally all the dots stacked up and we've been invited up there.''
The game is a 40-over affair. Both sides may be a little rusty.
St Hilda's has been training at King's High School indoor net but attempts to organise a practice game failed.
''We'll just have to do our best but I suspect Christchurch Girls' will be in the same boat.''
St Hilda's boasts an impressive line-up.
It has four Otago Sparks players - Eden Carson (18), Emma Black (18), Molly Loe (16) and Olivia Gain (17).
''They've got some great talent as well. We are probably the No1 and No2 school girl teams in the country at the moment, so it will be an interesting fixture. And it will give us a benchmark going through to the nationals.'
Willows Cricket Club is just north of Rangiora. King's High School and Otago Boy's High School will also play games at the venue during the school holiday period.
