Meet the two teamspublished at 19:44 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February
Loughborough Lightning come into the 2024 season as defending champions after beating London Pulse 57-48 in last year's Grand Final at the Copper Box Arena.
Vic Burgess' side, who are part of a sporting franchise that focuses solely on women's teams, finished second in the regular season but went one better than 2022 when they were beaten by Manchester Thunder in the final.
The success earned them their second Super League title, after they got the better of Team Bath in the 2021 final.
Bath are five-time winners of the league, but their last triumph came in 2013.
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Uganda goal shooter Mary Cholhok is part of the Loughborough squad and is one of the most consistent in the position in the league.
Goal keeper and goal defence Alice Harvey has earned eight England caps in the past 18 months, while captain Nat Panagarry, Beth Coben and Hannah Joseph have also represented the Roses.
Niamh McCall and Nicola Smith were part of the Scotland and South Africa squads at the 2023 World Cup in Cape Town, South Africa.
Bath's roster includes Jayda Pechova, Kadeen Corbin, Emma Barrie and Bethan Dyke.
Goal keeper and goal defence Pechova has earned six caps for England in the past six months, while goal shooter and goal attack Corbin was part of the squad that earned an historic Commonwealth Games gold medal on the Gold Coast in 2018.
Barrie and Dyke represented Scotland and Wales respectively at the World Cup.