Netball

  • Rising star winner locked in

    Western Eagles rising star Remy Duyhoven is committed to the Irrewillipe-based club in 2025 as she aims to improve on this year’s breakout season.

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  • First-year Tiger has strong family ties

    First-year Colac Tigers netballer Emily Darcy hopes to follow in the footsteps of her mum and win a premiership with the Tigers this season.

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  • Move to the midcourt made for Miraglia

    Alvie netballer Ebony Miraglia has taken full advantage of an open midcourt position in the Swans’ A Grade side late in the season.

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  • Swans to go in as the red-hot flag favourites

    Alvie will enter tomorrow’s Colac district A Grade netball grand final as red-hot favourites, opposition coaches say.

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  • Goaling options for side

    Colac Tigers’ 17-and-under Division One netball side will have to find a way to win tomorrow’s preliminary final without star goaler Kiara Foster.

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  • Medallist joins rare company

    Star Alvie defender Ruby Bowers says she was shocked to become just the fourth back-to-back winner of Colac district netball’s A Grade best-and-fairest award.

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  • Young Saint following in sister’s footsteps

    Birregurra netballer Georgia Roberts followed in the footsteps of her older sister Olivia when she took out a league best-and-fairest award on Monday night.

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  • Talented defender learning from ‘Warra’s best

    League best-and-fairest winner Emmy Frith says working alongside Irrewarra-Beeac’s star A Grade defenders has helped her take her game to another level this season.

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