Netball

  • Colac holds on under pressure

    Colac premiership coach Courtney Cuolahan has praised her team for holding its nerve as Newtown and Chilwell staged a furious comeback in Saturday’s thrilling grand final.

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  • Defender’s career taking off

    The Colac Tigers would be thanking their lucky stars that a schoolmate encouraged Indya Forde to try her hand at netball five years ago.

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  • Rising star encourages locals to test themselves

    Two-time premiership player Eliza Cahill has encouraged more of the Colac district league’s young talent to test themselves with the Colac Tigers, saying it was one of the best moves she’s made.

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  • Club proud of young Tigers

    Colac Tigers officials say they were immensely proud of the club’s 17-and-under netball teams despite both falling short in Saturday’s grand finals.

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  • Coach vows Bombers will be back

    Cobden coach Sophie Hinkley has vowed the Bombers would be back for another crack next season after the club’s Open-grade netballers fell short in a fourth-straight grand final.

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  • Lifelong Tiger honoured to be premiership captain

    Colac’s Em Murfitt says it’s an “absolute honour” to become a premiership captain at her home club.

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  • Lily making the most of opportunity

    Colac netball recruit Lily Eldridge says she didn’t even expect to slot into the Tigers’ A Grade side this season let alone be part of the team’s pursuit for back-to-back flags.

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  • Step back paves the way for dominant season

    South Colac’s Rachael Baker says taking a step back and enjoying lower grade netball has contributed to her first league best-and-fairest award.

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