A Grade CDFNL netball

  • Hawks shine without star goaler

    Apollo Bay coach Rhiannon White says she was impressed with her group’s response on Saturday, after a tough loss to Irrewarra-Beeac a fortnight ago.

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  • Tigers prevail for 200-gamer

    In club game 200, Sophie Cronin was able to celebrate a victory alongside her milestone.

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  • Breakthrough win for Eagles

    Western Eagles coach Fiona Penny says her young side’s first win of the season is a great reward for effort.

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  • Move reignites netball passion

    Having not played competitive netball since 2019, Colac Imperials recruit Xaliya Hancock has not skipped a beat on return to the sport.

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  • Hawks happy with rise

    Apollo Bay coach Rhiannon White says she is happy with where her side is sitting, after a slow start to the season.

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  • Bombers back on winners’ list

    “We are definitely very happy to bounce back after a disappointing loss last week.”

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  • Error could cost Bay victory

    A massive upset and late-game controversy have seen Apollo Bay knock off what was the only undefeated team remaining in South Colac, 44-42.

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  • Netballer reflects on first year

    When the Polwarth league went into recess in 1970, netballing powerhouse Apollo Bay was left stranded, with no neighbouring competition. The following year the Hawks’ footballers joined the Colac District Football League, which remained solely as a football league. But in 1972 representatives from Alvie, Apollo Bay, Birregurra, Carlisle, Forrest, Gellibrand, Lorne, Otway Rovers, South […]

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