Netball

  • Sisters share netball bond

    Returning Cat Aleisha Walters says having younger sister Zara as her number-one supporter during her premiership triumphs at Colac Imperials is up there with her favourite netball memory.

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  • Colac district Cougars shine in upset win

    Geelong Cougars officials say debutante Lily Eldridge and fellow Colac district export Tully Bethune played instrumental roles in their side causing a major upset in state league netball.

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  • Crossing to Colac reignites passion

    Impressive Colac recruit Bec Winch says she has found her passion for netball again by reuniting with her sister on the court and embracing the Tigers culture.

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  • Cougars debut awaits young Swan

    Geelong Cougars coach Damian Stephenson says the most pleasing aspect about Lily Eldridge’s state league debut tonight is that the Alvie netball product is edging closer to a full bill of health.

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  • A Grade stars put juniors through their paces

    Irrewarra-Beeac gun Courtney Garner says the future in Colac district netball is looking bright after she helped mentor junior interleague players at a special training session.

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  • Thrillers delight Tigers coach

    Simpson’s A Grade netballers provided their coach Bec Mitchell with another heart-stopper less than 24 hours after her brother and AFL footballer Gary Rohan kicked the match-winner for Geelong.

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  • Ongoing knee injury fails to impact Tiger

    Chloe Gray’s dominant return to A Grade netball with Simpson is even more impressive given she is carrying a knee injury that has lingered for more than three years.

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  • Clubs open to playing, but crowds would need to return soon

    Colac district league club presidents say senior football and netball could return this weekend following changes to venue capacity protocols, but more changes would need to be made or the return would be short-lived.

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