Sport

  • Twenty-two in initial V-Line Cup squads

    Twenty-two Colac district footballers have earned selection in the Geelong Falcons’ initial V-Line Cup squads.

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  • Otway icon races to game 400

    Kane Clissold can remember pulling on his beloved Otway Districts jumper three times in the one day when he was footy mad as a junior.

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  • Triathlete’s mission to qualify for Tokyo

    A challenge from his brother Ethan to compete in a triathlon could be the cornerstone for Colac’s Clint Pickin representing Australia at the 2020 Paralympics.

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  • Young Saint shines

    Birregurra coach Glen Darroch says young Saint Darcy Collins is starting to blossom in the senior ranks.

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  • Dare returns to coach Swans

    Former AFL-listed footballer Joe Dare will return to where he started out in the sport to take on his first senior coaching gig when he leads Alvie in 2019.

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  • Milestone for star Tiger

    With a football resume like Ryan Monaghan, it’s easy to forget the gun Colac Tigers onballer is only 25.

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  • Mentor steps down after two-year stint

    Irrewarra-Beeac is set to appoint a new senior football coach in the coming months following Jason Cartwright’s announcement he will step down from the role at the end of the season.

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  • ‘You can’t sit there’ says league umpires boss

    Western Eagles and Alvie football officials have demanded an explanation from Colac district umpires due to a string of perplexing calls during the first half of their clash at Alvie Recreation Reserve. Eagles coach Paul Price contacted the Colac Herald to investigate “why the Alvie and Eagles seniors game was stopped for seven minutes, the […]

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