Articles by Louis Darcy

  • 1966: Another ton for Beeac cricketer

    In Colac cricket, Donald Lang opened Beeac’s innings and at stumps was still unconquered on 105, giving his side a good chance to defeat Colac A, the leaders in the A Grade section.

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  • Serious knee injury leads Eagle to coaching role

    Dedicated Western Eagle Fiona Penny says taking on the club’s A Grade coaching role was a way to stay involved after a knee injury forced an end to her playing career.

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  • Father and son dominating

    Apollo Bay cricketer Ben Firman has been scoring runs for fun in this season’s Division Two competition, having recorded four centuries.

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  • Four athletes qualify for state championships

    At least four of Colac’s little athletes have qualified for state championships after having recent success at the regional level.

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  • Breakthrough hat-trick comes as a surprise

    Irrewarra cricketer Josh McDonald says he was “probably a bit lucky” to notch up his first career hat-trick.

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  • Royals bounce back in big way

    Pennyroyal has bounced back in a big way, defeating Elliminyt 9-0 in a strong response following the Royals’ first loss last week.

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  • Hamilton driver wins Simpson memorial event

    Hamilton’s Dane Court proved too good with a hard-fought victory in the annual Trevor Podger Memorial for Super Rods at Simpson Speedway.

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  • City wins minor premiership

    City United knows its job is not done after claiming the minor premiership for this season.

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