Sport

  • Footballers to represent state

    FIVE Colac district veteran footballers are preparing to pull on the boots for a state football carnival.

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  • Turf club reports $12,000 profit

    COLAC Turf Club officials say a $12,000 profit on the back of a challenging season has left the club in a strong financial position.

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  • Panther crosses to Geelong club St Peters

    DAVID Dunne, the Warrion gun who made Colac district cricket his own plaything last season, will ply his trade with Geelong club St Peters.

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  • Key Tigers become assistant coaches

    A FIVE-MAN coaching panel will lead Colac Tigers in their 2012 Geelong Football League campaign.

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  • Ten-pin bowlers go back-to-back

    A COLAC junior ten-pin bowling team has dug deep to claim its second consecutive Victorian title.

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  • Recruits lead Kookas in regional basketball league

    FORMER state-level basketballers Nathan Lemke and Marcus Larcombe head a list of eight new Kookas who will lead Colac this season.

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  • City bowlers not getting complacent

    CITY Bowling Club refuses to get ahead of itself following a comfortable victory against Simpson.

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  • Warncoort set for A Grade tennis return

    WARNCOORT will return to Polwarth tennis’ top grade at full strength this season.

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