Sport

  • Half marathon only “training”

    A COLAC endurance runner will use the Great Ocean Road Half Marathon as training.

    By

  • 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.

    By

  • Falcon confident team will fly high

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

    By

  • 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.

    By

  • 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.

    By

  • 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.

    By

  • 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.

    By

  • 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.

    By