PREMIERSHIP coach Mathew Battistello will stay with Lake Wendouree in the Ballarat Football League for another season.Lakers president Gavin Maher yesterday announced the re-appointment of Battistello for a fourth year.Battistello was always Lake Wendouree's first choice for the job.However, negotiations were delayed until after Battistello returned from his honeymoon.Battistello led the Associated Plasters Lakers to their first Mecu BFL premiership this year as playing coach.Lake Wendouree president Gavin Maher said the Lakers were rapt Battistello had agreed to stay on."He's done a great job over the past three seasons.''Maher said Battistello had received several other coaching offers since the grand final.The Lakers are now on the look-out for a replacement for assistant coach Josh Carracher, who is moving to Geelong. Maher said despite the delay with the coaching appointment, the Lakers were already well progressed with recruiting.Battistello's appointment means all BFL clubs now have senior coaches secured.The line-upBACCHUS MARSH: Dave Callandar (reappointed)BALLARAT: Shane Hutchinson (new - replacing Shaun O'Loughlin)EAST POINT: Dan Jordan (new - replacing Michael Hynes)DARLEY: Gary Learmonth (reappointed)LAKE WENDOUREE: Mathew Battistello (reappointed)MELTON: Marc Raak (reappointed)MELTON SOUTH: Shane Geddes (new - replacing Troy Scoble)NORTH BALLARAT CITY: Robbie Waters (new - replacing Simon Payne)REDAN: Brendan Peace (reappointed) SEBASTOPOL: Kal Young (reappointed) SUNBURY: Rick Horwood (new - replacing Mark Power)