Sport

  • Tigers absent from interleague squad

    COLAC Tigers are one of three clubs without representatives in the Geelong Football League’s interleague squad.

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  • Young Tigers soak up experience

    GEELONG under-18.5 interleague coach Brendan Forssmann has urged Colac’s top young footballers to soak up the experience of playing representative football.

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  • Coastal Cup desire burns brightly

    THE desire to win tomorrow’s Coastal Cup still burns for players from Apollo Bay and Lorne football clubs.

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  • Teams ready for netball blockbuster

    UNDEFEATED Colac district netball teams Simpson and Colac Imperials are ready for what’s shaping as the biggest game of the year so far.

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  • Baseballer will do what it takes

    COLAC Braves baseballer Dave Ryan will do just about anything to help his team.

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  • Trainer moves into Colac stables

    COLAC Turf Club has handed the keys of its vacant Elliminyt stables to aspiring former Geelong trainer Samantha McDonald.

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  • Rovers need to lift again

    COLAC Otway Rovers soccer coach Dave Latham says his team will need to lift further on its impressive form on Sunday.

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  • Cyclist wins second world title

    FORREST’S Jessica Douglas says she had new motivation to win her second World 24-Hour Solo Mountain Bike Championship.

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