Articles by Louis Darcy

  • Unfinished business for Apollo Bay

    Apollo Bay coach Rhiannon White says reaching finals was a big tick for the Hawks season, but felt the team had more to offer after a heartbreaking elimination final loss.

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  • Closing ceremony in Geelong

    Colac district sports followers will only need to travel an hour down the highway to Geelong to watch some of world’s best athletes perform at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

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  • Pennyroyal gets revenge in grand final rematch

    Not even rainy and wet conditions could stop last season’s A Grade grand finalist’s Barongarook Birnam and Pennyroyal from producing another thrilling encounter.

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  • Plans to replay washed-out cricket matches

    Colac district cricket secretary Dave Treweek says the association is hopeful the Division One competition can fit its full schedule into the season despite a third week of abandoned matches.

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  • College athlete giving back

    Colac athlete Caitlin Serle has returned home to lead Colac’s future athletes after a five-year stint at US college Keiser University in Florida.

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  • Sri Lanka tour for Knight

    City United recruit Hunter Togni has enjoyed one of the more exciting off-season experiences, getting a chance to tour Sri Lanka and play cricket.

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  • ‘Warra eager to get start season

    Irrewarra vice-captain Bryce McDonald says he is expecting nothing less than a tough contest against last season’s grand finalist Colac, who will be hungry to go one step further this summer.

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  • Sons of guns made to wait for debut

    Two sons of champion Apollo Bay cricketers were set to make their Division One debuts for the Sharks on Saturday, but rain forced officials to abandon Division One matches without a ball bowled.

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