Netball

  • Eagles eager for reigning premier challenge

    Despite four consecutive losses, Western Eagles coach Fiona Penny says her young team is looking forward to the challenge reigning premier Irrewarra-Beeac presents tomorrow.

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  • Tiger’s form helps cement spot

    Simpson netballer Chloe Woods says the support of a new coach and returning to a familiar position have helped her cement a spot in the Tigers’ A Grade this season.

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  • New leader in Player of the Year standings

    A Saint and an Eagle recorded the maximum six netball coaches’ votes on the weekend, while there is a new leader at the top of the SportsPower Colac Player of the Year standings. 

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  • Homegrown talents almost pinch record

    Champion Lorne netballer Hannah Keane still holds the record for Colac district netball’s youngest A Grade debutante, despite the swag of talented homegrown youngsters debuting for the Dolphins this month.

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  • Niggles no major concern

    Alvie co-coach Jaymie Lowe is confident the Swans will have a full playing squad post this week’s bye, after being ravaged with injuries last weekend.

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  • Tigers claim Barwon titles

    Three Colac Tigers junior netballers have led the Geelong Football Netball League’s representative sides to Barwon Junior Championship success, whilst a Colac district netballer has claimed a best-and-fairest award.

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  • League set for carnival

    Colac district netball officials say this season’s representative teams are shaping up to be some of the strongest they have sent to the Central Western Association Championships.

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  • Tigers stand tall without stopper

    The Colac Tigers ticked off their first win during a run of games without star defender Indya Forde.

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