Sport

  • Apollo Bay keen to end on a high

    Apollo Bay pennant golfers will be out to finish their season on a positive note when they face Ocean Grove at Anglesea on Sunday.

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  • Olympian’s visit boosts cycling

    Colac Cycling Club hopes the involvement of Olympic representatives and world champions visiting the club can increase participation numbers.

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  • Locals loving LIV Golf

    Returning home with a tee from Masters champion Patrick Reed, watching kids high-fiving Aussie superstar Cameron Smith and shaking the hand of Greg Norman, Colac’s Aaron Townsend says LIV Golf has given fans of the sport something to finally look forward to.

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  • Junior netball sides fine-tuning ahead of finals

    Colac district 15-and-under representative coach Deanne Cumming says she is confident her side can produce its best netball when the Barwon Junior Netball Championship finals begin.

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  • Inaccuracy costly but coach proud

    Western Eagles coach Dan Casey says he’s still proud of his young group despite missed opportunities costing them a third straight win on the weekend.

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  • Fracture to sideline gun Roo

    A star South Colac recruit is facing up to two months on the sidelines following an injury in the Roos’ netball win over Colac Imperials.

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  • Braves battling hard among player shortage

    Colac Braves coach Brad Egan says player unavailability has played a major role in the team’s winless start to the Geelong baseball season, even resulting in a forfeit on the weekend.

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  • School shoot proves popular

    Colac schools have fallen short of placing during the Colac Gun Club’s annual school shoot.

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