Sport

  • Stars return as Swans look to bounce back

    Alvie coach Shane Quick says star midfielder Chris Moreland and premiership defender Lochie Rosevear remain a chance to play tomorrow after they were shock omissions for their blockbuster clash with Lorne.

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  • Latest Eagles debutant showing plenty of promise

    Western Eagles coach Dan Casey says the club’s latest senior debutant Gus Bennett showed exciting signs in his first senior game.

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  • Bay holds a special place for Silk

    He has played competitively worldwide, but Matthew Silk marks down the Apollo Bay June Tournament on his golfing calendar every year.

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  • Milestone for committed Tiger

    Chris Oborne’s commitment to the Colac Tigers will reach another significant milestone tomorrow at Central Reserve.

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  • Nation-wide tournament comes to Geelong

    Corangamite bowls’ “home away from home” has become the latest club to receive a licence to compete in the sport’s answer to Twenty20 cricket.

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  • No plans for Imps to negate in-form Dolphins

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says the Cats won’t be putting time into two of Lorne’s biggest stars tomorrow, instead backing his young group to go head-to-head.

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  • Premiership Bomber finally reaches milestone

    “I think he just tried to model himself on me,” former Irrewarra-Beeac player Luke Vickers said ahead of Troy Keating’s long-awaited 200th senior match this weekend.

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  • Decorated defender inspires Bay teenager

    Apollo Bay youngster Kelsy Sandford says learning from a sidelined star defender has helped her development during her first season of A Grade netball.

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