Sport

  • Not enough boundary umpires

    AN EXODUS of boundary umpires has forced Colac district football officials to chase new people on the eve of the season.

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  • Tigers leaders excited about 2014

    COLAC footballer Jay Baulch says he is rapt to return to the leadership group in such an exciting year for the club.

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  • Colac goaler steps up

    GOALER Maddy Allan is excited about the prospect of holding down a permanent position with Colac Tigers’ senior side this season.

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  • Icon returns as Tigers coach

    COLAC Tigers netball icon Stacey McCarthy plans to instil a culture based around home-grown talent during her tenure as A Grade coach.

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  • Braves heading in right direction

    COLAC Braves officials say the club is headed in the right direction to produce quality baseball players.

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  • Injured Tigers ready for round one

    THREE injured Colac Tigers footballers will return to the selection mix for this weekend’s Geelong Football League season opener against Lara.

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  • Former coach back with Imps

    COLAC Imperials coach Russell Whiteford believes he has the final piece to the Colac District Football League puzzle following the signing of league champion Adam Harris.

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  • Honour for top netball umpire

    COLAC netball umpire Melissa Kettle says she’s privileged to receive an award named after her mentor Gwen Kenny.

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