Netball

  • Hawks to crown best-and-fairest winners

    Apollo Bay Football Netball Club will crown its best-and-fairest winners online tonight.

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  • Star Roo rewarded after missing league medal

    South Colac footballer Josh Black has a club best-and-fairest award to show for his outstanding season despite missing out on this year’s league medal.

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  • Coach re-commits, hopeful recruits will follow

    Recommitted Apollo Bay coach Rhiannon White expects a host of her netballers to follow suit and sign with the club as the Hawks aim to become a force in Colac district netball.

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  • Irrewarra-Beeac dominates best-and-fairest counts

    Irrewarra-Beeac Football Netball Club president Stuart Nelson says the players deserved plenty of praise following their dominance during the league’s presentation nights.

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  • New role leads to league medal

    Popular Irrewarra-Beeac netballer Caroline Hitchings says she certainly wasn’t expecting to boast a league medal after moving to unfamiliar territory in attack to keep her netball career alive.

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  • Teammates share top honour

    Emerging Irrewarra-Beeac midcourter Abby Park says it’s an honour to share her first league medal with teammate and Colac district netball icon Narelle Frith.

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  • Tigers shine for Cougars

    Brooke Allan was the toast of the Geelong Cougars again in 2021, while her Colac Tigers teammate Eliza Cahill also won her first best-and-fairest with the state league club.

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  • Football gun wins inaugural D Grade netball award

    Talented Colac Imperials footballer Kaila Bishop created netball history this week when she claimed Colac district netball’s inaugural D Grade best-and-fairest award.

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