A new face will be at the A-grade helm at Murchison-Toolamba this year and, alongside her, a number of recruits.
Misti Gow, former Tatura playing coach and Rumbalara mentor, has stepped up from her C-grade coaching role at the Hoppers to take over from Sharne Milne.
With an extensive netball pedigree, Gow has attracted Merrigum young guns Nhykira Mansfield and Charlee Quinton-Thompson to the club, while Lexi Fallon comes over from Shepparton Swans.
“Our A-grade line-up this year will look a bit different,” Gow said.
“We’ve got a pretty young, developing team who I believe have all the qualities needed to develop into a really strong A-grade team.”
In more positive news for the Hoppers, last season’s best-and-fairest Emily Wood and former coach Milne will go around again.
“We’ll be a competitive side, we have quality defenders, midcourters and goalers, who I know will develop into the future.”
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