Basketball

  • Lady Kookas pull the pin

    Colac basketball officials have once again pulled the pin on fielding a women’s team for the upcoming Country Basketball League season.

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  • Kookas coach locked after NBL1 season cancelled

    Colac basketballer Jordan Lingard has committed to coach the Colac Kookas for a third season after having a second straight NBL1 season cut short due to COVID-19.

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  • Hoopster looks ahead after nationals blow

    Colac basketball rising star Brady Hall has been quick to turn his attention to a big summer after the “shattering” news he wouldn’t be able to compete at this month’s national championships.

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  • Colac connection to Australia’s new Opal

    Colac championship basketballer Jesse Burn says no one is more deserving of an Olympic call-up than his good mate Sara Blicavs.

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  • Colac youngster’s special journey after embracing Indigenous heritage

    Colac sportsman Reegan Harty won netball and basketball titles while competing at a national Indigenous sporting competition. He’s spoken to the Herald about his success and his Indigenous heritage.

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  • National championships postponed

    Colac basketballer Brady Hall is still a chance to represent the state this year after Basketball Australia postponed the under-16 national championships.

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  • Hall not giving up on nationals dream

    Colac basketballer Brady Hall’s hopes of representing the state hang by a thread after the Western Australian Government reportedly backflipped on a plan that would allow Vic Country to compete at next month’s national championships.

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  • Colac basketballer facing two weeks in quarantine

    Teenage Colac basketballer Brady Hall and his Vic Country teammates are preparing to spend two weeks in a Western Australian quarantine facility in a bid to play in next month’s national championships, following a deal involving the two states’ governments.

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