Sport

  • Sides deliver another finals classic

    There is something special about finals netball between Alvie and Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Roos excited for the future

    South Colac co-coach Adam McNamara says he’s excited see what the future holds for the young Roos, after South booked a spot in its first junior grand final in 10 years o Saturday.

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  • Roos rising star shines in final

    South Colac coach Kelsey Jeffreys says another week of finals experience will give netball rising star Sienna Milverton the world of confidence.

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  • Settled side sees Swans secure spots

    Alvie leader Ruby Bowers says the Swans have settled on their A and B Grade squads as they gear up for grand finals in both grades.

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  • Tiger plays on after dislocating finger

    Young Colac Tigers netballer Kiara Foster recovering quickly from a nasty finger injury has paved the way for her 17-and-under teammates to get first crack at qualifying for a Geelong league grand final.

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  • Swans put hands up for recall

    Alvie’s Alex Williamson and Danny Allan pushed their cases for a recall for the Swans’ senior preliminary final team following starring performances in the reserves.

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  • Alvie not panicking after defeat

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick says the Swans will refrain from overreacting following their stunning second semi-final loss to Lorne, in which the Dolphins booted the final six goals to steal a three-point win.

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  • Key Saint could return for decider

    Birregurra’s under-18 team could get even stronger for its grand final in two weeks with the potential return of the league’s leading goalkicker.

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