Sport

  • Sprintcar driver sidelined after gruesome collision

    Colac sprintcar driver Shaun Lyness is set to miss the entire racing season after a brutal motorbike crash resulted in emergency surgery.

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  • City survives late Stoney scare

    City United captain Shane Currie says the Knights are in desperate need of addressing their batting woes after surviving a late scare against Stoneyford in Monday’s Twenty20.

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  • Recruits bolster Eagles depth

    The signings of two former Hampden league footballers and an ex-Anglesea player have given the Western Eagles’ finals aspirations a major boost.

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  • Saint enjoying return to cricket post-ACL injury

    Birregurra century-maker Jimmy Rowan says cricket has taken priority since rupturing his ACL last year.

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  • Star Swan climbs to the top of CricketStar

    There is a new leader in the Colac Herald’s CricketStar standings for the first time this season, with Alvie skipper Jarrod Groves climbing to the top.

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  • Injury fails to hinder Creekers’ performance

    Not even a knee injury could keep Tomahawk Creek’s Danica Testa from having a big impact in the Creekers’ first win of the season.

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  • Locals nominate for national AFL draft

    Seven nominees from the Colac district and surrounding areas have nominated in this year’s AFL Draft, which takes place tonight and tomorrow.

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  • Teen duo bag first tons

    Two of Colac district’s brightest young cricketers notched up their maiden career tons in Division Two on Saturday.

    Colac’s Aubrey Melville, and Irrewarra’s Jarvis Holland, both 15, each put opposition bowling attacks to the sword last weekend.

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