Sport

  • Who will finish top five?

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro is confident the Imps have put their “diabolical” start to the season behind them and have plenty of time to take back their top-five spot.

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  • Hundreds bound for Lorne

    More than 300 competitors will be in Lorne for Inflatable Rescue Boat state championships this weekend.

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  • Vic player keen to stay involved

    A former Colac man says he is eager to continue representing Victoria at national level in indoor cricket for as long as his body allows.

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  • Gun’s versatility a major weapon for ladder-leader

    Lorne assistant coach Bryce Vincent says using key utility Oscar Coutts in a midfield-forward role this year has added a different dynamic to the unbeaten Dolphins.

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  • Star trio invited

    Three Colac netballers will vie for Victorian academy selection following strong showings at the Central Western Association Championships.

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  • AFL recruit leaves big hole

    The Geelong Falcons look to continue their hot start to the Coates Talent League season with a new-look forward-line after Colac footballer Will McLachlan was picked up by Brisbane in the AFL’s mid-season draft.

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  • Bomber and Tiger climb into top three

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s Courtney Garner and Simpson’s Jessie Harding have climbed into the top three of the SportsPower Colac coaches’ MVP leaderboard at the midway mark of the season.

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  • Coach steps down due to travel plans

    Colac Tigers president Matt Gibson hopes the Tigers can send coach Rowan McSparron out on a high following his decision to step down at the end of the season after six years in the role.

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