Sport

  • Dees forced to call on depth

    Otway Districts coach Alan Alford concedes the Demons’ depth will be well and truly tested when they take on the Western Eagles tomorrow, with seven players a chance to miss.

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  • Pennant golfer not giving up on team’s chances

    Colac pennant golfer Scott Lyness says the club’s Division Two side still has belief it can reach the final and earn promotion into South West golf’s top grade this season.

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  • Week off comes at a good time

    Despite being only round three, a week off could hardly have come at a better time for Irrewarra-Beeac, who are preparing for a historic day of football and netball under lights tomorrow.

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  • Career over for new Hawk

    Apollo Bay recruit Brooke Bain has revealed a knee injury in just her second game at her new club will put an end to her career in the sport.

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  • Tigers coach injured

    Simpson could be without first-year coach and star goaler Emily Duynhoven for their round three clash against Lorne tomorrow.

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  • VFLW Cat to wait on Colac netball debut

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says Tigers followers could have to wait until later in season before getting their first glimpse of new recruit Bridget Aughton this year.

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  • League’s MVPs to win $500 prize

    Five-hundred dollars is up for grabs for the winners of this year’s coaches Player of the Year awards, thanks to support from SportsPower Colac.

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  • Tigers excited to have Talented Falcon on board

    The Colac Tigers say they hope to help talented young recruit Joel Cooper take the next step in his career following his signing with the club.

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