It has been 21 years since all three senior sides made the grand final.

The under 18s, reserves and first grade side chance now have a chance again.

A blitzing final 20 minutes of razzle-dazzle football booked the first grade team a spot in the grand final.

Earlier in the day, the side was put under intense pressure from a strong Cooma Stallions outfit.

The front row battle between Kale Burton and Cooma’s Clint Stokes was shaping up to be crucial, with both topping the hit-ups count.

At half-time, Bega was in serious trouble, trailing by 28-12.

Coach Mitch Creary said that he never doubted his side wouldn’t win.

“I was never worried at any time during the match, I knew that they could win it,” he said.

“It was all about belief.”

The situation didn’t improve greatly after the main break, with Burton sin-binned for his part in an incident.

Shortly after, Cooma’s Cale Symonds kicked a field-goal to extend the lead to 17 and put Bega in deep strife.

But the Roosters responded, as lock Deon Apps and second-rower Justin Elliot lifted their side’s energy and the momentum began to switch.

Bega ran in five tries in the final 20 minutes of the game to pull the game from the fire and keep their season alive.

“I’m just so proud of the boys and happy for them,” Creary said.

“The win was against the odds and they were really down and out at half time.”

Apps was outstanding for the visitors, running in three tries and setting up numerous attacking opportunities for the Roosters.

Centre John Dickson and wingers John Sauer and Ben Cogan took full advantage of any chance given to them out wide.

“Our backs have been against the wall since round one this year and the boys have responded,” Creary said.

“We’ve had to work really hard and it has paid off.”

In reserve grade, the Eden Tigers edged out Tathra in a thrilling contest.