Sheehan will lead the Warriors' senior football team for a third year.

It will be his second season after this year's Warrnambool and District league competition was abandoned due to COVID-19 concerns.

Toleman spent three seasons as co-coach alongside Meagan Forth before taking on the job in a solo capacity this year.

Old Collegians president Jason Moloney said the re-appointments were a "no-brainer".

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"When you have a year like 2020 I think if you can have as much stability as you can get, it's a good thing," he said.

"We wanted to give Nick and Jess the opportunity to actually coach.

"They've done a hell of a lot of work the past year and deserve the opportunity."

Moloney said Sheehan and Toleman "were really good people" who wanted to have a positive influence at the club.

"Anyone who coaches football and netball knows you don't do it for anything other than the love of the game," he said.

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The Warriors have been a mainstay in senior football and A grade netball finals in recent seasons.

"You'd love to continue to be successful but it's not the only driver," Moloney said.

"We want to be a good community club, particularly on the back of this year.

"You realise the value of community, family and friends and all those things."