Sport

  • Cricket clubs likely to stick with Colac association

    Colac district women’s cricket powerhouse clubs Pomborneit and Bookaar appear set to remain in Colac district’s women cricket competition despite plans for a potential women’s league closer to home.

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  • Season over for junior netball squads

    The Colac district’s Barwon Junior Netball Championships teams’ finals campaigns have all come to an end.

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  • Falcon injured again

    Colac footballer and Geelong Falcons co-captain Brady Hall’s luckless run of injuries in his top-age year have continued, with the defender set to miss an extended period of time through concussion.

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  • Rovers make appeal to league

    Colac Otway Rovers soccer officials say they will fight to have their senior side in Division Two this season after lodging an appeal to FFV Geelong Region.

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  • Lions upbeat after early-round performances

    Corangamite Lions officials say their start to the South West soccer season has been “really positive” despite not recording a win.

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  • Pennant win for Bay golfers

    Champion Apollo Bay golfer Vicki Hannah says a growing interest in the female ranks has played a pivotal role in landing the club a South West pennant title.

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  • Demons’ injury count keeps rising

    Otway Districts coach Alan Alford fears his club could be cursed with four more players set for lengthy stints on the sidelines, after already missing 10 players for their bruising encounter with Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Women’s teams on the agenda

    Camperdown and Ecklin are among cricket clubs hopeful of launching women’s programs if a proposed South West Cricket women’s competition is to get off the ground.

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