Sport

  • Colac horse wins at Dunkeld

    COLAC-TRAINED racehorse Diamonds at Noon’s stellar form continued when the gelding claimed its maiden Dunkeld Cup victory.

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  • Star duo departs the nest

    THE WESTERN Eagles have copped a blow on the eve of pre-season, losing experienced duo Nick Locandro and Eamon Johnson.

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  • Golf club champion ready to defend his title

    REIGNING Colac Golf Club champion Jye Tillack says he’s finding form as he prepares to defend his title for an annual tournament, which begins tomorrow.

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  • Tennis gun taking on the best

    KAWARREN tennis player Kallan Thompson says he is enjoying the challenge of opposing Polwarth’s top-ranked players each week.

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  • Young archers ready for titles

    COLAC school mates Nick McLaren and Chris Inguanti will contest their first archery state titles together this weekend.

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  • School teachers hit the track

    APOLLO BAY P-12 College teachers Darren Gill and Brian Humphries had different reasons to celebrate completing a south-west marathon.

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  • Future a focus for new leader

    COLAC Tigers Football Club’s new president Matt Gibson says improving the club’s facilities is one of his main goals after taking on the role.

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  • Cobden young gun crosses to Simpson

    SIMPSON’S midfield depth has continued to grow following the signing of Cobden young gun Michael Salmon.

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