Sport

  • Archery club boasts strong future

    COLAC OTWAY ARCHERS veteran Barb Kelly says the club is in good hands with a host of talented young archers coming through the ranks.

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  • Maroon Caps upbeat for cricket finals

    ALL-ROUNDER Matt Boyd says Stoneyford’s breakthrough premiership last season has lifted the weight off the Maroon Caps’ shoulders entering this season’s top-grade finals campaign.

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  • Shooter is Colac’s best sportsman of the year

    COLAC district shooter Martin Bramley will delay surgery to chase a third straight Australian title this month.

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  • Colac district boasts five new Falcons

    TWO OF COLAC’S newest under-16 Geelong Falcons are on track to follow their cousins into careers in the AFL.

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  • Footballers fall short of Geelong’s VFL list

    GEELONG VFL manager Troy Selwood has encouraged district players James Linton, Kane Leersen, Lachy Simpkin and Jack Berry to continue their push to play VFL football.

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  • Stoneyford gun maintains CricketStar dominance

    STONEYFORD cricketer Joe Dare’s dominance in the Colac district top-grade competition has continued, with the gun all-rounder winning a second-straight CricketStar crown.

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  • Two teams vie for tennis finals berth

    COLAC LAWN will play Forrest this weekend for a chance to qualify directly into the top-grade Polwarth district tennis grand final.

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  • Premiership players strengthen Bombers for 2015

    IRREWARRA-BEEAC will boast one of the strongest midfields in Colac district football this season following the return of premiership players Khan Beckett and Jason Cartwright.

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