Sport

  • Duo invited to AFL state combine

    Colac district footballers Cooper Stephens and Cassidy Parish have earned invitations to test in front of AFL scouts at a state combine later this year.

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  • Panther back to lead

    Former Warrion premiership player Xavier Prime is leading the club’s charge to return to Division One cricket in 2017-18.

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  • International call-up for umpire

    Colac football umpire Craig Kerr is getting a rare opportunity to officiate Australian Rules football at international level.

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  • Young Tiger and Eagle impress on debut

    Simpson’s Jack Hookway and Western Eagles’ Tom O’Farrell both made impressive starts to their senior football careers on the weekend.

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  • Outgoing mentor still keen to coach

    Outgoing Alvie coach Dan Casey has declared he is open to coaching opportunities elsewhere next season after the club announced it would not extend his contact for a third season in 2018.

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  • Injury blow for star Tiger

    Former Colac Tigers best-and-fairest winner Chelsea Hillman’s netball season could be over after the star midcourter broke a bone in her elbow during Saturday’s loss to Newtown and Chilwell.

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  • Coach to step down after five-year stint

    Tim Foley has unfinished business at South Colac, despite the popular mentor announcing the 2017 football season will be his last in charge of the Roos.

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  • Saint ready to return after tattoo setback

    Birregurra ruckman Jimmy Bower says he is itching to return to the field tomorrow following a nine-week stint on the sidelines due to a premiership tattoo gone wrong.

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