Netball

  • Imperials ready to seize their opportunity

    Colac Imperials C grade coach Bree McKenzie says she has told her side to seize the opportunity of playing in a grand final.

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  • Second league medal for Roo

    South Colac’s Laura Parker has claimed her second league best-and-fairest award by holding off Colac district league legend Jenny Fish to win this year’s B Grade award.

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  • Teams ready to fire in historic D Grade decider

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s netballers are “all firing and ready to go” for the D Grade competition’s first ever grand final tomorrow.

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  • Community right behind team

    Birregurra B grade coach Karen Hart says the Saints’ sole grand final representative has received an immense amount of support from the Birregurra community.

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  • Success follows star Swan

    Alvie netball captain Jess Quick will be hoping to add a third senior premiership across five years, when the Swans suit up for another grand final appearance tomorrow.

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  • Bomber keen to win like mum

    “The club is literally home and as cliché as it sounds, the people are family.”

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  • Tiger thought season was over

    Colac netballer Eliza Cahill says she never imagined being back out on the court in 2022 let alone playing in preliminary final, after initial fears of a knee injury back in May looked season-ending.

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  • South Colac star shines after 14-year break

    After a returning to the court last year for the first time in 14 years, South Colac’s Rachel Downard has become the first ever winner of Colac district netball’s D Grade best-and-fairest award.

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