Scottish Hockey has teamed up with building support services group Arthur McKay to deliver the men's and women's event May 16 at Peffermill in Edinburgh.

Following last weekend's semi finals, Grange will face Inverleith in the men's final, after the former disposed of league winners Azzurri Kelburne on penalty strokes.

The other semi also went to penalties and it was Inverleith who won through over the Western Wildcats, despite throwing away a four-goal lead.

In the women's final, league champions Bonagrass Grove booked their place in the final with victory over Porcelanosa Keburne and will face Milne Craig Western, who overcame Giffnock.

Arthur McKay director Stuart McKay said: "We're really looking forward to attending the Scottish Cup and watching some of the best in Scotland. The teams have a lot to play for this year.

"With a company emphasis on teamwork, we're keen to support Scottish sport. Total customer satisfaction is our constant objective and we are keen to grow relationships like we have done with Scottish Hockey."

Whoever proves victorious in the men's final will play-off against the Western Wildcats for a European Hockey League spot alongside Azzurri Kelburne.

If Bonagrass Grove win the women's cup, Kelburne will slot in as the other women's team to represent Scotland in Europe but if Milne Craig Western win then a play off will also take place for the women with Western battling Kelburne for the European spot.