Sport

  • Nation-wide tournament comes to Geelong

    Corangamite bowls’ “home away from home” has become the latest club to receive a licence to compete in the sport’s answer to Twenty20 cricket.

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  • No plans for Imps to negate in-form Dolphins

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says the Cats won’t be putting time into two of Lorne’s biggest stars tomorrow, instead backing his young group to go head-to-head.

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  • Premiership Bomber finally reaches milestone

    “I think he just tried to model himself on me,” former Irrewarra-Beeac player Luke Vickers said ahead of Troy Keating’s long-awaited 200th senior match this weekend.

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  • Decorated defender inspires Bay teenager

    Apollo Bay youngster Kelsy Sandford says learning from a sidelined star defender has helped her development during her first season of A Grade netball.

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  • Murray brothers share magic moment

    The Colac Tigers’ win against Lara was made even more special for Chaise Murray, who for the first time in his career shared the football field with younger brother Tobyn.

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  • Forward on track as champs return

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says livewire forward Luke Hillman isn’t far away from a senior return, while two experienced Tigers are back for the main game against Geelong West tomorrow.

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  • Colac awaits call on star stopper’s availability

    Colac officials won’t know until tonight if Melbourne Vixens reserves netballer Indya Forde is available for the Tigers’ crunch match against Geelong West.

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  • Ducks ready for southerly drop

    South Colac Football Netball Club’s largest annual fundraiser, Duck Drop Day, will be a quacking time for people of all ages on Sunday.

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