Netball

  • Coastal club stays patient after key changes

    Lorne netball coach Leigh Potter admits it will take time for the Dolphins’ A Grade side to adjust to positional changes this season.

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  • Challenge for new-look Tigers

    While the Colac Tigers are in pursuit of their third straight A Grade netball premiership this season, it will be a very different looking line-up in 2024.

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  • Demons unite talented trio

    Otway Districts recruit Gemma Bell says a chance to play alongside two of her best mates led the talented trio from Ocean Grove this season.

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  • Local netballer claims national championship

    A state netball coach says Colac netballer Billy Mahoney’s commitment to the program played a major part in the team’s national title.

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  • Sisters debut with Eagles

    Western Eagles netball officials say it was exciting to see Compton sisters Paige and Mia debut in an important win for the club.

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  • Future stars on display at Bay

    The future of Colac district netball was on full display during South Colac’s win over Apollo Bay on Saturday, led by a 49-goal effort from teenager Sienna Milverton.

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  • 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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