Colac Tigers Netball

  • Colac encouraging despite loss

    Colac is encouraged by promising signs from its opening game loss to Bell Park, with an “exciting young group that are going to get better as they go.”

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  • Side to learn from costly last term

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Coulahan says her side will learn from Saturday’s last quarter which saw Newtown and Chilwell run away with the win.

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  • In-form Tigers have nothing to lose

    Colac Tigers 17-and-under netball coach Gabby Finn says the team has nothing to lose heading into tomorrow’s preliminary final.

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  • Lower-grade squads fit and firing

    Colac B and C Grade netball coach Gabi Rieniets says both sides are fighting fit ahead of this weekend’s clashes against Newtown and Chilwell’s sides.

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  • Recruit thriving alongside Allan

    Colac Tigers netballer Indya Forde says she has enjoyed playing at a higher level and teaming-up with champion defender Brooke Allan in 2022.

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  • Tigers’ tests keep coming

    “It’s another big game for us.”

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  • Slow start proves costly

    Colac A Grade co-coach Jessie Lang says allowing Newtown and Chilwell to get off to a flying start put the Tigers on the back foot, leading to a 44-58 loss.

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  • Colac learnt from Eagles loss

    Colac A Grade netball co-coach Tahlia Jeffreys says the Tigers are ready to bring down Geelong netball giant Newtown and Chilwell tomorrow.

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