Sport

  • Former Cat shines for City

    Former Geelong cricketer Luke Inglis is living up to his hype after leading City United to victory with another sparkling batting display.

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  • Leader re-commits, but could share role

    Lorne premiership coach and new dad Jack Hollmer says he is likely to lead the side for a third year, but says he is open to sharing the role in 2021.

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  • Beeac makes history with breakthrough win

    Beeacโ€™s drought-breaking win against Colac Lawn could be the first time the Magpies have ever beaten the Polwarth district tennis powerhouse.

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  • Drayton repays selectors’ faith

    Stonyford recruit Matty Drayton has repaid the faith with a game-high three-wicket haul in his first Division One match, as the Maroon Caps held on for a thrilling win over Alvie.

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  • Besei commits to representative golf

    Gary Besei says Colac golfers have the talent to climb the pennant ranks in Geelong, and he wants to help them do it.

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  • Finch reaches big milestone

    Colacโ€™s Aaron Finch became just the 16th Australian to reach 5000 runs in one-day cricket in style.

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  • Missed chance for West after young Cat scores ton

    Colac West has missed an opportunity to make the most of access to Will Ruddell after he scored a Premier cricket century, when its match against Birregurra was called off yesterday.

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  • Redback continues red-hot form

    Irrewarra batsman Danny Hegarty might be hitting himself into the record books in Colac district cricket.

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