THE call that every young footballer is hoping to receive arrived for Jessica Rentsch as she gained an invitation to the AFLW Combine camp to be held in October, where she hopes to impress club recruiters enough to be drafted into the AFLW system.
PORTLAND came away with something to celebrate at Sunday’s Hampden Football Netball League vote count, with division two netballer Tamika Holt taking out best and fairest honours for the 2023 season.
GLENELG Region Hockey Association capped off its 2023 season with an outstanding night of grand finals at Brian Roberts Field on Friday, with Bulls overcoming arch rivals, Rams to lift the men’s Division One premiership trophy after winning 2-0.
ST MARY’S basketball club couldn’t fail in the Hamilton basketball Association women’s division one grand final on Wednesday night, as the club had two teams competing for the premiership: Orange and Black, with Orange winning 34-26.
BARBER Boys White has convincingly defeated St Mary’s Orange, 50-32 to begin its reign as the kings of the Hamilton Basketball Association division one men’s competition.
PORTLAND-based Koroit netball co-coach Kerri Jennings will be looking for a big performance from her young Hampden Netball League Open side when they take on Cobden in the preliminary final today.
THE Hamilton Kangaroos Under 18.5’s team is set to take on top of the table South Warrnambool in a must-win preliminary final on Saturday morning in the Hampden Football Netball League at Reid Oval, Warrnambool.
IT’S preliminary final day in the Hampden Football Netball League, and Hamilton Kangaroos supporters will be cheering on its division one side as it battles Koroit today at Reid Oval for the right to oppose Cobden in next weekend’s grand final.
AFTER an extensive search, Hamilton Kangaroos has unveiled Brad Thomas as its new senior football coach for the Hampden Football Netball League 2024 season, as the club seeks to build upon the great work achieved by outgoing coach Hamish Waldron.
IN a grand final that not many will soon forget, Heywood’s under-14 side has claimed the Greater South West Junior Football League premiership by just one point at Hanlon Park on Saturday, with the final score 4.12 (36) to 5.5 (35).
