Netball

  • Lorne champion calls time

    A legend of the Lorne Football Netball Club says the time is right to call time on her decorated career after 34 years in the sport.

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  • Duo’s above-and-beyond care

    Community sporting clubs run not so much on the smell of an oily rag as the heart and soul of their volunteers. You see them on the gate, in the canteen, timekeeping, scoring, strapping ankles, tending the bar – reliable reminders that the ground and court aren’t the only place you find country footy and netball’s stars.

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  • PHOTO FEATURE: Irrewarra-Beeac versus Birregurra football and netball

    The Colac Herald’s photographer Joel King stopped by the junior netball and football between Birregurra and Irrewarra-Beeac at the weekend.

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  • Loss highlights areas Colac needs to improve

    A “disappointing” loss to St Joseph’s has highlighted where the under-strength Colac Tigers need to improve in their final home-and-away match next week.

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  • Imps down Lorne to end eight-year finals drought

    Colac Imperials coach Amy Ellis says she believed her team deserved to play finals this year after the club ended its eight-year drought on the weekend.

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  • Coach backs talented trio

    Colac Tigers trio Zara Walters, Brooke Allan and Indya Forde will begin their Australian Netball Championships campaigns today.

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  • Colac excited to face Joeys

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says she is excited to see how a new-look line-up will perform against finalists St Joseph’s tomorrow.

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  • State MP tours Colac’s new netball facilities

    A state MP has toured newly resurfaced netball courts at Colac’s Eastern Reserve, saying they’ll boost the sport in Colac.

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