K Rock Football | St Albans coach Rick Munn says he is “genuinely excited” by what the club can achieve in 2027 despite the potential of finishing this year with fewer wins than in 2025.

The Supersaints hold a 4-10 win-loss record heading into the final four rounds of the season, which includes meetings with South Barwon, Colac, Bell Park and Newtown & Chilwell.

They claimed six victories in Munn’s first campaign as coach.

However, that included beating the bottom two, North Shore and Lara, twice by an average of 160 points.

There were five losses by greater than 80 points, including three triple-figure margins.

2026 has seen the real ugly defeats disappear, with a 70-point margin against Leopold in Round 13 the Supersaints’ biggest loss of the year.

As a result, their percentage is just shy of 93 per cent, reflecting their competitiveness.

“When I first took on the role, we had a three-year plan to compete for finals in year three,” Munn, who last month signed a contract extension until the end of 2029, said.

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