The club is on the back of a huge resurgence in the local competition, with both the ladies' and division two under 14s squads playing in grand finals on the day.

Club president Adam Donaldson was excited by the prospect of hosting the finals.

“I would love to see a big crowd down there to support the Eden teams and the sport in general,” Donaldson said.

Fans can be assured of a great day out, with two fields running at the Eden soccer ground and the adjoining AFL field.

Games will run from about 8.30am until the headline first grade match at 2.50pm.

The under 14s Killer Whales will play on the AFL field from 11.20am.

The under 14s are playing against the Bemboka Braves.

The squad lost to Bemboka 2-0 in the major semi-final, but returned to the grand final arena with a 1-0 win over Bega in the preliminary final. 

The squad is now very eager to redeem themselves and pick up a win over the Braves.

The ladies' squad will take on the Bega Pink Devils on the main ground from 1.10pm.

The ladies have scored three wins over the Bega Devils, two in the regular season and a 3-2 win in the major semi-final.

Despite the Eden reserve grade team being out of contention, Donaldson said he and the rest of the squad are already looking forward to next year.

“I think we’re really looking forward to backing it up next year, we’re quietly confident and just sort of building it back up," he said.

“It has been a really positive platform for us to build on next year."

The grand finals promise to be a big day out, with volunteers from each club helping set up and coordinate the day.

The headline first grade game will feature the Bega Devils taking on the Tathra Sea Eagles.

Eden’s number one goal scorer this season has forced herself out of goals and onto the field with her strong running and unmatched ability to sniff out a goal-scoring opportunity. Shows great control and has a strong shot. A real key to Eden's success this season.

Inspirational striker who leads by example and will leave nothing in reserve on Sunday. Has the ability to turn a game on its head and will terrorise Bega’s defence with her blistering pace and goal-scoring ability. A big game specialist.

 Eden’s set play specialist will put the Bega defence under pressure with pinpoint accurate corners. Has a cracking right foot from distance, plenty of finals experience and will play a key role in Eden’s quest for glory.

The utility who will slot in to the side wherever needed. Has an engine as big as a jumbo jet and won’t stop working until the final whistle. Lee has a unique ability to come out of a tackle with the ball every time. A tireless worker for her team.

Untouchable on the high ball and will not back out of a contest. Capable of slotting into the midfield or backline. Look out for her on free kicks and corners. Another player who will leave nothing in reserve.

Eden’s captain and inspirational leader. Never, ever gives up and thrives under pressure. Kim will lead by example, talk up the play and inspires her teammates with her workhorse attitude. Has closed down Bega’s playmakers all year and will be up to the task again on Sunday.

Has worked hard to become Eden’s number one goalkeeper and is rock solid in defence also. Tanya always plays and trains with heart and gives her best each and every week.

Eden’s newest recruit after coming up from the under 15s towards the end of the season. Has slotted into the side seamlessly and has added another dimension in both attack and defence.

Another one of Eden’s new young speed machines. Has earned herself a permanent position in Eden’s back line can run down the Bega attack all day long.

 Shows good pace up front and also has the ability to snare a goal or two from sheer determination and courage. Does her best for the team in every game. 

 Has proven invaluable in both attack and defence this season. Her positional play in the centre has been unquestionable and shehas the ability to sniff out a long-range goal when it's needed. 

Eden’s strongest tackler and key defender, who will talk it up from the back. A vital part of Eden’s defensive unit, she directs the side well and is a force to be reckoned with, with her own unique style and technique.

Eden’s coach and centre midfielder, who will be looking to play a big part in this Sunday’s game. The occasion marks her 10th grand final appearance for Eden.

Has had an outstanding return to soccer after a few years' break. Her positional play and control is fantastic, and she has been known to set up goals for her teammates in big matches.

 Shows blistering pace out wide and good close control. Jemma is a great crosser of the ball and has been a very handy new recruit this season. If her confidence is up, she can match it with anyone.