Netball

  • ‘Best in the comp’ wins Alvie award

    “Lochie Rosevear, then daylight.”

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  • Best-and-fairest eager to return

    Brooke Allan says she’d play for the Colac Tigers every weekend next season “in a perfect world” as the star netballer awaits to see what 2022 will look like.

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  • No vax requirement for summer netball

    Colac Summer Netball Association has announced that players will not require COVID-19 vaccination to play in their upcoming outdoor season.

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  • Eagle wins thrilling count for another medal

    Colac Herald MVP James Beasley pipped teammate Matthew Kenny in a thrilling count to win back-to-back Western Eagles best-and-fairest awards on Sunday night.

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  • Eagles to crown their best

    The Western Eagles have gone all out ahead of the club’s presentation night this weekend.

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  • Bombers teammate beats league medallist

    Courtney Garner has eclipsed league medallist Grace Garner to win Irrewarra-Beeac’s A Grade netball best-and-fairest, while Tyler Flanigan beat Jack Mahoney Medal runner-up Ben Lavars for the senior football award.

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  • Roos on the hunt for new coach

    South Colac officials are hopeful Edwina Parker will be at the club next year to contend for a fifth-straight best-and-fairest after the champion defender stood down as coach.

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  • Tigers netballers make huge strides

    An unfinished season takes nothing away from the huge strides Colac made in Geelong netball this season.

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