After a lengthy search for a new coach, it will be business as usual at Myrtleford with Matt Park and Jayden Vescio to lead the side for a fifth straight AWFA season.
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The pair were set to step aside from the top job following last year's cup final loss to Wangaratta, but with no standout replacement, Myrtleford's most successful coaches will take the reins once more.
Park was also appointed the Savoys' president late last year and will have plenty on his plate in 2020.
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"We enjoyed our Christmas break and didn't talk much football and it gave us both time to actually miss it," Park said.
"It was obvious we both wanted to do it again and have been back planning the year for the past few weeks.
It was obvious we both wanted to do it again and have been back planning the year for the past few weeks.
- Matt Park
"There's plenty of opportunity for improvement from last year which we are already working on at training."
Jason Vescio will lead the reserves, while Zac Mirt and Christina Mancuso will take on the reserve women.
"We weren't far away in both senior and reserve men from a cup last season. The ladies had a great year too so hopefully they can build on it and make a cup final also this year," Park added.
Beau Greenway
I like to tell the stories of great people in our communities. Email: beau.greenway@austcommunitymedia.com.au
I like to tell the stories of great people in our communities. Email: beau.greenway@austcommunitymedia.com.au
