Sport

  • Cooper finding his feet at Colac

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says he expects young recruit Joel Cooper to play some really good football for the club following his best game in a Tigers jumper.

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  • Swan on track for ton, but winning the priority

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick says kicking centuries certainly wasn’t a goal for the side this season despite a second-straight 12-goal haul putting Dom Dare on track for triple figures yet again.

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  • Homegrown talent set to lead premiers

    A homegrown talent will take charge of Colac district cricket reigning premier Stoneyford for the 2024-25 season.

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  • Activist among marathon winners

    Australian activist and and 2021 Australian of the Year Grace Tame was among the winners who braved brutal conditions during the weekend’s Great Ocean Road Running Festival.

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  • Tigers stand tall without stopper

    The Colac Tigers ticked off their first win during a run of games without star defender Indya Forde.

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  • Breakthrough win for Bay

    New Apollo Bay coach Sophie Fletcher says everything came together as the Hawks broke through for their first win of the season, overcoming a rough start to the year.

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  • Returned goaler in top form

    A 62-goal effort from South Colac’s Maggie Eldridge has proved the catalyst in the Roos’ big win over Otway Districts.

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  • Swans survive scare

    Alvie co-coach Jaymie Lowe says the Western Eagles deserve a lot of credit after the Swans survived a major scare from the young side.

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