Sport

  • Bright future for women’s baseball in region

    Geelong baseball official Meg Fahy says the future is extremely bright for women’s baseball in the region following the association’s second-straight State Winter Championship, and two Colac exports are playing their part.

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  • Dogs tip Keeley for AFLW spot

    A Western Bulldogs VFL women’s team official says an AFLW club would be “mad not to” take Colac ruck prospect Keeley Hardingham in next season’s draft.

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  • Special return game a one-off for Rieniets

    For the first time in over five years Colac netballer Gabi Rieniets made a shock return to the court, but unfortunately the standout shooting performance will likely be a one-off.

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  • Interleague squad named

    The Hampden League’s best young talent will be on display when the under-23 Bottle Greens take on the Ballarat Football League next month at Warrnambool’s Reid Oval.

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  • Ten votes for Bomber and Dolphin

    A Bomber and a Dolphin recorded the maximum 10 coaches’ votes following stellar performances on the weekend, while a champion Tiger scored nine in game 200.

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  • Murray’s efforts the highlight

    A seven-goal haul from Colac rising star Tobyn Murray was the exclamation point on the Tigers’ “most complete performance of the season”.

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  • Colac presence in Indigenous communities

    Indigenous kids in Northern Territory communities are sporting retro Colac Tigers football jerseys after a cleanout late last year prompted a charitable donation.

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  • Strong response from Swans after Lorne loss

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick has praised his team for its response to last week’s narrow loss to Lorne.

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