Netball

  • Saints show what they can do with full side

    Birregurra coach Saskia Rowan says the Saints’ win over an up-and-coming Western Eagles shows what her side is capable of at full strength.

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  • Bay netballers optimistic despite winless start

    Apollo Bay A Grade coach Sophie Walker says her young and improving Hawks are remaining optimistic despite not having registered a win this season.

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  • First Nations surprise for netballer

    Former Birregurra netballer Tully Bethune says there were plenty of surprised people following her selection in Netball Australia’s inaugural First Nations national invitational team, unfamiliar with her family’s roots. The 18-year-old spoke to the Colac Herald’s Ben Martin about her heritage, representing Australia for the first time, and her incredible rise from a young dancer to one of the country’s best young netballers.

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  • Demon moves to top

    A talented Otway Districts netballer has moved into equal first place on the SportsPower Colac coaches’ Player of the Year standing.

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  • Roos send message with win over top team

    A new-look South Colac side has sent a message to the league with a statement win over Alvie, with a former Swan earning best-on-court honours for South Colac.

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  • Tigers take positives out of loss

    Colac Tigers A Grade captain Emily Murfitt says there were plenty of positives to take from the Tigers’ loss to a clinical Newtown and Chilwell outfit.

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  • Bethune in First Nations national team

    Former Birregurra netballer Tully Bethune has earned selection to represent Australia following a call-up to Netball Australia’s inaugural First Nations national invitational team.

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  • Career over for new Hawk

    Apollo Bay recruit Brooke Bain has revealed a knee injury in just her second game at her new club will put an end to her career in the sport.

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