Netball

  • Young Imperial thriving across multiple roles

    Colac Imperials youngster Tessah Harris says playing multiple roles as a utility in the Cats A Grade team has allowed her to flourish in her debut season.

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  • Sky’s the limit for Tigers star

    A Melbourne Vixens netball official says there is no limit to how far Colac’s Indya Forde could reach after proving she can match it with the state’s best at the Super Netball Reserves.

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  • Clubs excited to promote mental health cause

    Birregurra Football Netball Club president Chris Mortimer says the Saints are rapt to support an important cause and host Colac district football and netball’s second Let’s Talk Round tomorrow.

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  • Talented Tiger and her team eyeing finals

    A young Colac Tiger believes her team is very much “capable” of making finals this season as the 17-and-under team sits convincingly high on the ladder.

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  • Maximum votes for Roos defender

    South Colac’s Brittany Monaghan scored polled maximum SportsPower Colac coaches’ MVP votes for the first time this season in the Roos’ thrilling win over Alvie.

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  • Colac Imperials pay tribute to dedicated 300-gamer

    Colac Imperials netball officials say there are not many players more deserving of milestone accolades than dedicated clubperson Jess Spokes.

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  • Vixen impresses after injury

    Melbourne Vixens coach Simone McKinnis has praised Colac’s Zara Walters following her impressive return from injury after missing a large chunk of the season.

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  • Young Roos shine in win

    South Colac coach Kelsey Jeffreys has heaped praise on two of the Roos’ youngest talents in the wake of another thrilling win over Alvie.

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