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  • Five changes but Colac still dominates

    Colac coach Rowan McSparron says each player stepped up when required after making five changes ahead of Saturday’s big win over St Albans, lifting Colac into the top three.

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  • Cat a chance to play with broken finger

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says former skipper Jeremy Spokes remains a chance to play after the bye despite playing out Saturday’s game with a broken finger.

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  • Lorne puts up fight against top-five side

    Birregurra netball official Ash Merrett says the Saints’ win over Lorne was far tougher than the final scoreline suggests.

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  • Brown finishes 23rd in road race

    Camperdown export Grace Brown has wrapped up her final Olympic Games with a 23-placed finish in the women’s road race overnight.

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  • Henderson to honour dad

    Former AFL footballer Lachie Henderson says wearing his dad’s number 28 tomorrow will make his first senior game with Birregurra even more special.

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  • Winning gold takes pressure off for second ride

    Camperdown export Grace Brown says already winning an Olympic gold medal has taken a lot of the pressure off ahead of this weekend’s road race.

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  • New Dolphin has big impact

    A desire to cut down travel and play closer to home helped Lorne land former South Colac product Cody McNamara this season.

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  • Tigers to keep rising

    Colac A Grade captain Emily Murfitt says the Tigers will aim to build momentum from last week’s imposing performance against Leopold.

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