Sport

  • New coach follows father-in-law’s path

    New Colac Tigers co-coach Rowan McSparron will follow in the footsteps of father-in-law Guy Permezel when he begins his coaching career with the club tomorrow.

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  • Lorne lands recruit

    Former Port Fairy grand final footballer Jake Hetherington is among Lorne’s latest key signings on the eve of its Colac district footballer season opener.

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  • Caddy joins Falcons

    Apollo Bay export Alice Caddy’s dream of playing footy is coming true at a club that has shaped some of the trailblazers of the AFL Women’s competition.

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  • Ex-Tiger among hurt Bombers

    Former Simpson footballer Grady Rooke is likely to miss three months of his first season with Cobden following surgery on a broken wrist, but the injury concerns don’t end there.

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  • Season in doubt after early injury

    South Colac officials remain hopeful that a serious shoulder injury to young gun Tom McKean in the Roos’ win against Irrewarra-Beeac won’t cost him his season.

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  • Cow can’t clip Eagle’s wings

    Star netballer Hayley Foster wasn’t going to let a kick from a cow get in the way of helping the Western Eagles make a winning start to their season.

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  • Bombers legend to hang up boots

    One of Colac district football’s most decorated careers has come to an end with Irrewarra-Beeac champion Khan Beckett hanging up his boots.

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  • Nine clubs to field teams in all three junior grades

    Colac district football officials say concerns about introducing a third junior age group have been unfounded, with nine of the 10 clubs indicating they will field teams in all three grades.

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