Sport

  • Law changes won’t affect midweek bowls

    COLAC district bowls officials are unlikely to force clubs to play only women in midweek pennant, despite changes to equal opportunity legislation.

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  • Falcon confident team will fly high

    GEELONG Falcon Ryan Monaghan believes his team has what it takes to turn its season around.

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  • District umpire joins national carnival

    COLAC district football umpire Travis Weber will join Australia’s top young whistle-blowers at a national carnival later this month.

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  • Umpire sends off mohawk forward

    Central umpire Don Wheadon might have set a state-wide precedent when he sent Simpson forward Nathan Van Someren from the field for having a mohawk hairstyle.

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  • Tigers scrape past Leopold

    Colac Tigers have squared their season at two wins and two losses, but without enough conviction to please coach Matt Gibson.

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  • Leopold reverses finals defeat against Tigers

    Colac Tigers will need to improve their fourth-quarter intensity after fizzling to a 10-goal defeat against Leopold.

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  • Tigers, Roos remain undefeated

    Simpson and South Colac remain the only undefeated teams in the Colac District Football League, but Forrest, Irrewarra-Beeac and Birregurra – all winners at the weekend – are lurking.

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  • Netball teams jostle for position

    Irrewarra-Beeac has depth among its ranks, South Colac prevails against Apollo Bay, Imperials cruise past Forrest, Simpson sets up victory in the second quarter and Birregurra upstages Alvie in Colac district netball.

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