Sport

  • Centre caps off season with netball award

    COLAC Tiger Shelley Scott’s runaway club best-and-fairest win was well deserved, her netball teammates say.

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  • Imperials ruckman stands tall

    COLAC IMPERIALS footballer Andrew Scott has become the district’s youngest leader after officials appointed him as the club’s assistant coach.

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  • Rain no obstacle to season’s start

    COLAC’s lawn tennis competitors braved blustery and unsettled weather to start the 2011-12 season on their home courts.

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  • Beeac bounces back for tennis win

    BEEAC has broken through for its first win since stepping up to A Grade tennis.

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  • City remains at the top after third straight bowls win

    CITY Bowls Club remains the only undefeated team in Corangamite Bowls’ top division after its third straight win.

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  • Colac netballers earn Geelong Flyers awards

    COLAC netballers have continued to assert themselves as some of the best in the region.

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  • Recruits will help dethrone premier

    OFF-SEASON recruiting booms have put Stoneyford and Irrewarra in strong positions to dethrone City United at the top of the Colac district cricket.

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  • Motocross mum balances two loves

    NOT even becoming a new mother could keep Colac’s Karli Wetemans from contesting the final rounds of the Western Region Motocross Series.

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