North Albury's Tendai Power Maruma has made a big impact at training. Picture: MARK JESSER
North Albury president Dale Paddle says the club's new overseas player has lifted the professionalism to its highest level in his time.
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Paddle has been involved with the club for almost a decade, taking on the top role this season, and says he's elated with Zimbabwean first-class player and North coach Tendai Power Maruma.
"He's doing an unreal job, he's taken the standard at training to a level I've never seen at our club," he said.
Wodonga was the higher-placed team.
"I'm really excited to look after the club and try and improve and there are some areas we need to improve," Maruma said.
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