Articles by Louis Darcy

  • Teenager wins league medal

    Camperdown Magpies coach Neville Swayn says it is easy to forget newly crowned Maskell Medallist Hamish Sinnott is still only 19 years of age.

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  • A-League club invites young Lion to training

    A Camperdown teenager could create history as the first local to wind up on an A-League list after receiving an “informal” invitation to train with Melbourne City FC.

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  • Saint, 15, wins A Grade count

    Birregurra A Grade coach Karen Hart says she can’t recall a player as young as Olivia Roberts winning a top-grade club best-and-fairest award.

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  • Young group has bright future

    Colac Tigers 15-and-under Division Two official Claire Foley believes the Tigers side could be a premiership contender next season if the group remains together.

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  • Young side the future of club

    Western Eagles 17-and-under coach Fiona Penny believes the Eagles’ next great A Grade side could come from within this year’s 17-and-under premiership side.

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  • Tigers bound for grand finals

    The Colac Tigers will have two junior netball teams in grand finals this weekend following a successful preliminary final day.

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  • Grand final was 44th straight win

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s dominance in the 13-and-under netball continued when the young Bombers claimed premiership success for a second consecutive year, marking a 44-game winning streak.

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  • New Swan satisfied with move

    Newly crowned Val Russell Medallist Ruby Bowers confirmed she will be sticking around at Alvie against next season, but said she was focused on helping deliver a third consecutive premiership to Red Rock first.

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