Netball

  • Medallist joins rare company

    Star Alvie defender Ruby Bowers says she was shocked to become just the fourth back-to-back winner of Colac district netball’s A Grade best-and-fairest award.

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  • Young Saint following in sister’s footsteps

    Birregurra netballer Georgia Roberts followed in the footsteps of her older sister Olivia when she took out a league best-and-fairest award on Monday night.

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  • Talented defender learning from ‘Warra’s best

    League best-and-fairest winner Emmy Frith says working alongside Irrewarra-Beeac’s star A Grade defenders has helped her take her game to another level this season.

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  • Eagle shocked to win count

    Western Eagles’ netballer Rylee Reid says she was stunned when hearing her name announced as the league’s 17-and-under best-and-fairest.

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  • Swan to win second medal?

    Alvie co-coach Ruby Bowers has received favouritism from Colac district coaches to claim back-to-back Val Russell Medals tonight.

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  • Colac falls just short in overtime thriller

    Colac junior netball coach Chloe Hay says the future is bright for the Tigers after an inspirational comeback fell short in overtime.

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  • Team steps up after two go down

    Colac A Grade premiership player Kelsey Lee was a timely inclusion for her first B Grade game of the season, as the Tigers’ winning streak extended to six games with a thrilling semi-final win yesterday.

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  • Recruit enjoying time with Tigers

    First-year Colac netballer Mary Place says the Tigers felt like the best fit as she looked to test herself at a higher level this season.

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