Sport

  • Braves back on winners’ list despite obstacles

    The Colac Braves overcame a player shortage and a furious comeback from Alfredton to secure a season-defining win over the Eagles in Geelong baseball on Saturday.

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  • Tokyo result to motivate cyclist

    Ex-Camperdown local and current Australian cyclist Grace Brown will be using her fourth-place finish in the women’s individual time trial event at Tokyo in 2021 as motivation, hoping to go one better in Paris.

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  • Tenpin competition growing

    The Colac Tenpin Bowl is set to add two new competitions as the sport continues to grow in Colac.

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  • Norton takes top honours at Hattah

    Former Lorne motocross rider Callum Norton has claimed a breakthrough win at the iconic Hattah Desert Race today.

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  • Coach says stepping down was best for all

    Outgoing Otway Districts coach Alan Alford said it was the best move for all involved for him to step down midway through the season.

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  • Recruit left with swelling on brain after knock

    Otway Districts recruit Bailey St John says he was left with no memory for almost 24 hours following a serious head knock which resulted in swelling on the brain.

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  • Retired AFL champ keen to return for one-off game with Saints

    Birregurra officials say they are working hard to get one of the club’s greatest AFL exports to make a cameo appearance when they host Lorne later this year.

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  • Milestone man puts club first

    Simpson Football Club’s newest life member Jamie Barry says he is happy to suit up for the Tigers in whatever grade he is needed, despite being on the verge of another incredible milestone.

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