Netball

  • New Dolphins coach re-signs

    Lorne netball officials say they are rapt to have A Grade coach Leigh Potter commit for a second season with the club.

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  • Eagles lay foundation for club to improve

    First-year Western Eagles coach Fiona Penny believes a positive 2022 could set the foundations for the Eagles to rise up the ladder in the near future.

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  • Back-to-back wins for premiership netballer

    For the second consecutive season Colac’s Brooke Allan has been awarded the Tigers’ A Grade best-and-fairest award.

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  • Youngsters step up for injury-hit Imperials

    Colac Imperials’ first-year A Grade coach Amy Ellis says season 2022 was a great opportunity to develop younger players. Ellis took the reins from Siobhan Casey at the end of 2021, coaching at the top grade for the first time in her career. The Imps brought in goal shooter Xaliya Hancock from Lorne over the […]

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  • Tigers’ flag was their first win over Eagles in a decade

    The Colac Tigers timed their first win over Newtown and Chilwell in more than a decade to perfection, as the Tigers’ 24-year premiership drought came to an end on Saturday.

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  • Colac ends 24-year drought

    Only four players from the Colac Tigers’ A Grade premiership team had been born the last time the club won a top-grade premiership.

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  • Tigers netball stalwart always had belief in club

    Colac’s current longest-serving A Grader Kelsey Lang says she always had belief the club had what it took to win an A Grade premiership.

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  • Star defender modest after medal win

    She’s one of Colac’s greatest ever netball exports, but Brooke Allan says she did not expect to win the best-on-court medal in the Tigers’ drought-breaking grand final win.

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