Sport

  • Mayor, trainer defend jumps racing

    Colac Otway Shire mayor Brian Crook and former jumps jockey and now trainer Daryl Cannon throw their support behind under-fire sport.

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  • Flexible Green to rejoin Tigers

    Colac Tigers have put faith in versatile Jason Green to take on a key position role vacated by injured big man Shane Theodore.

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  • Colac Tigers youngster Kaitlyn Hammond, pictured, will step up in the absence of shooter Bec Scott and Zoe Donne.

    Colac netballers undermanned against Leopold

    Colac Tigers will again field an undermanned side for their clash against Leopold tomorrow.

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  • League boss takes umpire’s whistle

    A landmark decision will have Colac and District Football League join forces with district umpires this weekend.

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  • Tigers primed for Leopold clash

    A quick start and consistency loom as critical for Colac Tigers and Leopold tomorrow.

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  • From Mauritius to Colac

    Two-goal hero Denis Yardin has declared he wants to be an on-field leader of the fledgling soccer club Colac Otway Rovers.

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  • Compelling round ahead for Colac netball

    Sisters team up for Roos YOUNGER sisters rarely like taking orders from older sisters, but South Colac netballer Emma Monteith is an exception to the rule. Monteith, 20, returned to the Roos this season after a horror run of injury and joined her sister and first-time coach Tahnee. Emma’s return and the addition of Bombers […]

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  • Powerful hitters stand in the way of Braves

    COLAC BRAVES will need to shut down Mounties YC’s powerful hitting line-up if they hope to post a win tomorrow. The Braves play game two of a three-game stretch at Eastern Reserve tomorrow and must watch dangerous Mounties hitter Stuart Jeffrey. Braves coach Dave Dickson said the Mounties posed a serious challenge to his side after […]

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