Netball

  • Two decades between flags for star defender

    Colac Tigers netballer Tania Du Plessis is the perfect example of the saying flags don’t come around often.

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  • Outgoing coach celebrates second flag

    Outgoing Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says a desire to become more involved in her children’s sport was behind her decision to step aside after two years and two flags with Colac.

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  • Efforts rewarded with best-on-court medal

    Best-on-court medallist Jessie Lang says the future of Colac Tigers netball is in good hands following the club’s breakthrough B Grade premiership.

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  • Proud day for youngest Tigers

    Colac junior coach Sara Hay says she is proud of the effort the Tigers’ 13-and-under netballers showed in their narrow Division Two grand final loss to South Barwon.

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  • Flag caps off fairytale finals run

    From being outside the top five heading into the last round to being crown premiers, Colac’s B Grade netballers capped off a fairytale finals run.

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  • Premiership the goal for medallist

    Colac Tigers netballer Jessie Lang has her eyes solely set on helping the Tigers’ B Grade team cap off a fairytale finals run, after taking out the competition’s top accolade.

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  • Medal win a major shock

    Geelong netball’s newest A Grade league medallist Eliza Cahill says she thought her invitation to this week’s awards night was “just to make up numbers on the table”.

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  • Tigers wait to make call on injured defender

    The Colac Tigers were set to give experienced defender Tania Du Plessis up until tonight to prove her fitness ahead of tomorrow’s B Grade grand final.

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