Netball

She may be known as the quiet achiever of Rand-Walbundrie-Walla but Sophia Kohlhagen's season deserves to be shouted about from the rooftops. The 21-year-old was named the Rising Star of Hume netball this week,

The dust has finally settled on the 2021 Kyabram District League A-grade netball season and it is time to select the line-up for the News Team of the Year. Although the season was cut short on the eve of finals,

Four Yarrawonga College P-12 students were awarded for taking part in the Murray River Culinary Challenge (MRCC) last week, although this competition could not advance past the school level. The Murray River Culinary Challenge is an industry standard cooking competition for secondary school students enrolled in a Vocational Education and …

FOOTBALL/NETBALL By LIAM DURKIN OF all the 'what ifs' to come out of the cancelled football and netball season across […]

The Yarrawonga Pigeons celebrated their 2021 season with a near 180-person crowd present to acknowledge the season’s award winners in the picturesque ClubMulwala last Saturday. The major awards on the night in the football and netball were taken out by deserving winners in Leigh Masters and Kylie Leslie.

BFNL netball powerhouse Gisborne has produced a massive recruiting coup with the announcement that Victorian Fury star Claudia Mawson will line up in red, white and blue in the 2022 season. The 20-year-old goal attack,

Billabong Crows defender Harriet Simpson was named A-grade best-and-fairest winner at the Hume league vote count on Monday night. Simpson polled 30 votes to finish seven clear of the pack, with Osborne coach Sally Hunter (23) and her team-mate Caren Hugo (22) second and third respectively.

The chance for Tasmania to have a team in the super netball league remains alive after Netball Australia confirmed talks were ongoing regarding the bid. Netball Tasmania have been open about their desire to see a Tasmanian side in the SSN in time for the 2023 season,

Billabong Crows defender Harriet Simpson was named A-grade best-and-fairest winner at the Hume league vote count on Monday night. Simpson polled 30 votes to finish seven clear of the pack, with Osborne coach Sally Hunter (23) and her team-mate Caren Hugo (22) second and third respectively.

Netball organisations across the country, including Tasmania, are increasingly turning to men's competitions to grow their participation base. Usually associated as the main women's sport, there has been an increasing push to grow numbers and establish elite level programs for men in the coming years.