Sport

  • Total fire ban stops bowlers

    COLAC district bowlers will have a sense of déjà vu when they line up for a repeat of week one of finals this weekend.

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  • Siblings etch family name into tennis history

    THE O’Brien family has etched its name into Colac Lawn Tennis Club history as one of the most prominent tennis families.

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  • Heat forces early end to season

    POLWARTH District Tennis Association teams are preparing for finals after hot temperatures forced an early end to the season.

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  • Association hunting for memorabilia

    POLWARTH District Tennis Association is hunting memorabilia dating back to the late 1930s.

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  • Young rider wins Victorian prize

    YOUNG Zarah Driscoll’s growing passion for horses has earned her a top Victorian prize.

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  • Trainer chasing historic cup with unlucky stayer

    YEO-TRAINED gelding Ship In The Night went within a nose of winning the 2010 Colac Gold Cup. Two years on, trainer Mark Young hopes luck will be on his side when the seven-year-old starts in the 150th Colac Gold Cup, at Colac Racecourse on Sunday.

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  • Teen defying doctors’ predictions

    RILEY Thompson was born without a left hand, but that hasn’t stopped him from being a talented all-round sportsman.

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  • Simpson champion netballer answers coach call

    SIMPSON netball veteran Suzanne Spokes has answered the Tigers’ call for a new netball coach.

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