Sport

  • Colac district league locks in junior age groups

    The Colac District Football Netball League is considering shifting under-12 football to a Saturday morning and making it a competitive competition, while new junior age groups have been locked in for 2025.

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  • Eagles eager for reigning premier challenge

    Despite four consecutive losses, Western Eagles coach Fiona Penny says her young team is looking forward to the challenge reigning premier Irrewarra-Beeac presents tomorrow.

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  • Young Rover selected to represent Geelong

    A Colac junior soccer player has earned selection to represent the region at state championships next month.

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  • Star to face fitness test ahead of Deakin clash

    Colac Otway Rovers coach Eddie Dorris says the Rovers Green team is sweating on the fitness of star striker Oaklee Balboni ahead of this weekend’s match against an in-form Deakin University.

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  • Nola joins husband as a Central life member

    Central lawn bowler Nola Gray says it’s pretty special to join her husband Alan in earning life membership with the club.

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  • Umpire to officiate game 1500

    Colac district football umpiring legend Geoff Coghill says the proudest moment of his 1500-game career was helping revive the Colac District Football Umpires Association almost 50 years ago.

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  • Tiger’s form helps cement spot

    Simpson netballer Chloe Woods says the support of a new coach and returning to a familiar position have helped her cement a spot in the Tigers’ A Grade this season.

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  • Colac basketballer teams up with three sons

    Long-time Colac basketballer Brad Keem says he knew when the youngest of his three sons was eligible to play senior basketball this year, a Keem dream team was on the cards.

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