Netball

  • Tiger thrives as captain

    Colac Tigers’ Monika Hammond says the added responsibility of leading a young B Grade side has helped her produce a career best season.

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  • Leader’s exciting reason to miss grand final

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says premiership player Kelsey Lee will have an important role to play from the sidelines in tomorrow’s grand final after breaking the exciting news she is pregnant.

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  • Maiden wins for young duo

    Joint B Grade best-and-fairest winners Sophie Morrissy and Jamika Hickey have both endured a journey marked by persistence and determination to claim their maiden league awards.

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  • Hammond follows in cousin’s footsteps

    Another Hammond has finished runner-up in Geelong netball’s B Grade best-and-fairest count, with Colac’s Mon Hammond earning recognition for her big season.

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  • Tigers dominate netball Team of the Year

    The Colac Tigers have dominated Geelong netball’s Team of the Year.

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  • Saint, 15, wins A Grade count

    Birregurra A Grade coach Karen Hart says she can’t recall a player as young as Olivia Roberts winning a top-grade club best-and-fairest award.

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  • Dare brothers finish on top

    Alvie’s Levi Dare has capped off a memorable year with a best-and-fairest award in a premiership season.

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  • Frith legend continues to grow at Bomberland

    Another Frith announced herself on grand final day to deliver Irrewarra-Beeac a shock 15-and-under grand final win over an impressive Western Eagles outfit.

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