Sport

  • Team eager for more after its first victory

    First-year Simpson coach Emily Duynhoven says getting her first taste of victory as a coach has only made her hungrier for more this season.

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  • Imps hope to see recruit soon

    Colac Imperials hope the debut of star recruit Tom Simpkin could be getting closer following his delayed start to the season.

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  • Swans fine with ruckman’s Hamilton appearance

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick says the Swans have no issues with their 34-year-old star ruckman making cameo appearances in a neighbouring league during the club’s bye rounds.

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  • Falcon’s form continues in Vic Country trials

    Colac footballer Will McLachlan is hopeful a three-goal haul in Vic Country’s Under-18 National Championships trial match can further put his name up in lights.

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  • Major milestone for archers

    The Colac Otway Achers will celebrate 30 years in the district during the club’s annual two-day shoot this weekend. The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin spoke to the club’s founding member Lorraine Black about how the sport exploded in the region.

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  • Handy inclusions for Birregurra

    Birregurra coach Kane Leersen says the Saints could gain some much-needed experience in the coming weeks with at least seven players set to return to the team.

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  • New chapter for former Lion

    After four seasons in the Corangamite Lions’ orange shirt, Port Campbell’s Scottish midfield maestro Bruno Chiesa has departed the club opting to play for the Warrnambool Rangers for the 2024 season.

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  • New forward duo kicks 13 for Tigers

    Simpson coach Daniel Beard says he was always confident a Harding-Garth one-two punch would work following its dominant unveiling on the weekend.

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