Sport

  • Turnovers prove costly for Tigers

    Colac Tigers coach Paul Lynch says skill errors were his footballers’ worst enemy, as the side fell short of an upset win against competition leaders St Marys.

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  • Colac product surprises Geelong VFL officials

    Geelong VFL manager Troy Selwood says Colac Tigers product Sam McLachan has exceeded the football club’s expectations in his debut season.

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  • Eagle’s legend grows ahead of 300th game

    The legend of Western Eagles netballer Jenny Fish is set to grow tomorrow when she lines up in her 300th A Grade game for the club.

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  • Bad news for coastal club after recruit heads north

    Lorne’s star recruit Zach Gubbins won’t make a return to the club when he recovers from a collarbone injury after he requested for a clearance from the Dolphins.

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  • Cats officials thrilled to land Bay cricketer

    Geelong coach Andre Borovec says he is excited to finally expose Apollo Bay quick Jacob McKenzie to Victorian Premier Cricket.

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  • Relief for Birregurra after star is cleared

    Birregurra coach Ben Boseley says the club breathed a sigh of relief for gun footballer Andrew Kelly when a tribunal cleared him of a kicking charge.

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  • Travelling Swan makes return

    Star Alvie footballer Danny Allan has made a timely return from overseas travel to give the Swans a massive boost in their push for finals.

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  • Milestone man’s a happy Hawk

    Milestone man Karl “Boris” McSparron says he’s enjoying football again at a rejuvenated Apollo Bay in
    2016.

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