Sport

  • The blueprint for success

    Colac District vice-captain Mark Kent is steadfast behind his Country Week blueprint: make 200-plus runs every day, execute with the ball and hold your nerve in the field.

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  • Hometown owner claims Colac Cup

    It might not have been a Colac-trained horse winning the Colac Gold Cup, but it was the closest to home-town success the city has experienced in years.

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  • Stakes high for one-dayers

    Another frustrating weekend washout is likely to turn Division One’s round 13 into 50-over one-day games this weekend.

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  • New date for Colac Cup

    Colac Cup Day will have a new place on the calendar from next year.

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  • Nature’s helping hand

    If lawn bowls teams had a 17th player, Central’s team sheet would read “Mother Nature”.

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  • Netballers back on top

    A scintillating and one-sided final quarter has restored Colac District to the top of Netball Victoria’s Western Region State League table.

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  • Colac Cup favourite not certain to start

    Colac Cup favourite Red Buttons is still only a 50-50 chance to make it to the stalls for Sunday’s $50,000 feature.

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  • Spinner up to the challenge

    Lone spinner Matt Beckett says bowling on familiar turf wickets in Melbourne will help him perform his trademark middle-innings shutdown role at Country Week.

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