Sport

  • Tigers turn to teenager

    Colac Tigers will ask talented teen Kelsey Lang to take on responsibility beyond her years when the Netball Geelong season kicks off.

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  • Two-hour struggle for nine-foot reward

    Colac angler David Baulch received an early birthday present in the form of a nine-foot mako shark.

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  • Kookas win at junior tournament

    Colac Kookas’ under-16 boys team has gone one better than its runner-up finish at last year’s Warrnambool Seaside Classic.

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  • Injury ends Colac Cup campaign

    Leading Colac trainer Daryl Cannon believes home-town favourite Bourbonstreetblues still has a Colac Cup victory in him.

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  • City United survives one-wicket thriller

    City United has its finals destiny in its own hands after surviving a desperate scrap against Colac at Eastern Reserve on Saturday.

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  • Fighting an uphill battle

    Stand-in skipper Justin Mooney concedes Stoneyford is fighting an uphill battle to play finals this season after it fell 25 runs short of beating Irrewarra on Saturday.

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  • Survival race down to wire

    Camperdown has ensured the race to avoid relegation will have a thrilling conclusion after upstaging Cobden at the weekend.

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  • Rockettes unearth a player for the future

    Barwon Rockettes have potentially unearthed a future cricket talent in Colac’s Tayla Banham.

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