Netball

  • New-look Saints ready to go

    Birregurra is hopeful a host of returning players and a pair of netballers with Hampden league experience can help fill the void left by some of the Saints’ best young talents.

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  • Life membership honour for dedicated duo

    Colac Summer Netball Association’s newest life member Melissa Kettle says being awarded the honour alongside dedicated figure Phyllis McDonald made the achievement even more special.

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  • Joeys rapt to land Colac star

    St Joseph’s netball officials say they expect former Colac Tigers premiership star Brooke Allan to have a massive impact in the club’s premiership aspirations.

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  • Is it finally star Bomber’s turn to win medal?

    Colac district netball leaders believe champion netballer Rhiannon White could land an elusive Val Russell Medal this season.

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  • Swans pip ‘Warra as premiership favourites

    Alvie’s off-season additions have positioned the Swans as premiership favourites this season, club leaders say.

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  • Swans claim Good Friday win

    New Colac Tigers netball recruit Amy Hammond took advantage of the Tigers’ later start to the season, helping Alvie to a big win over Colac Imperials.

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  • Imperials ecstatic to land star Roo

    Colac Imperials netball officials say the club is ecstatic to land one of Colac district netball’s best ever players on the eve of their first game.

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  • Four coaches in one family

    A fourth member of Liz Barden’s family is set to step into the world of netball coaching on Friday afternoon, when Chloe Gray leads Colac Imperials for the first time in a Good Friday clash against Alvie. Gray will follow in the footsteps of her mum Liz and older sisters Kellie Edwards and Cindy Throckmorton, who have been a huge part of Colac district netball for the past five decades. Barden and Gray spoke to the Colac Herald’s Ben Martin ahead of the Imps’ season-opener.

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