Mitta coach Gabrielle Gray plays first A-grade game since 2013 against Wodonga Saints

The wing-attack's return helped Mitta United to a convincing 51-20 win against Wodonga Saints at Eskdale.

Mitta defenders Ava Kennett and Isabel Grundy starred for the home side.

At just 17, Gray admitted Kennett is a young player to keep an eye on.

"She's super exciting to watch," Gray said.

"Every week she strives to exceed any expectations in the tasks she's been given on the court."

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Former Ovens and Murray player Jess Barton scored 27 goals for the victors, with Narelle Pendergast shooting 20.

Mitta kept the Saints to just five goals a quarter after they scored six in the first.

"I think it says a lot about our defensive end," Gray said.

Allison Ross and Meg Vardy were among the best for the Saints, with Danielle Walsh shooting 12 of the visitors 20 goals.

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