Netball

  • Even spread shores up South

    South Colac B Grade coach Tammy Rooney believes her side’s even spread of contributors could hold the key to advancing through to another week of finals.

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  • Roos help unite lifelong friends

    South Colac netballer Jess Montano says she never envisioned that her and best friend Maggie Eldridge’s paths on the netball court would ever converge.

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  • Friendships put aside for Imps showdown

    There is very much a closeness between the Colac Imperials’ two D Grade side’s but once both sides cross the white line for an elimination semi-final on Sunday their friendships will be put on hold.

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  • Alvie saves first scalp for finals

    Alvie 15-and-under coach Kylie McLennan says reaching finals had been a full-team effort, but winning a final came along a bit unexpectedly.

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  • Rising star playing beyond her years

    With an already impressive netball resume, it’s easy to forget that Irrewarra-Beeac rising star Grace Garner is only 20 years old.

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  • Walters in Australian squad

    A starring performance at the Australian Netball Championships has earned Colac netballer Zara Walters selection in Australia’s 21-and-under squad.

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  • Star Swan firing after late start

    It’s hard to believe that Colac district netball’s new coaches’ Player of the Year winner Ruby Bowers didn’t take up netball until she was 19.

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  • Magpies coach excited after Colac pair’s future

    Collingwood netball officials say they are excited to see what the future holds for Colac Tigers duo Brooke Allan and Indya Forde after impressive Australian Netball
    Championship campaigns.

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