Sport

  • Bomber and Tiger climb into top three

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s Courtney Garner and Simpson’s Jessie Harding have climbed into the top three of the SportsPower Colac coaches’ MVP leaderboard at the midway mark of the season.

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  • Coach steps down due to travel plans

    Colac Tigers president Matt Gibson hopes the Tigers can send coach Rowan McSparron out on a high following his decision to step down at the end of the season after six years in the role.

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  • Cobden tall helps Vic Country to win

    Despite limited time training together Vic Country’s under-18s National Championships team was able to pull off an impressive eight-point win against South Australia.

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  • Colac rider improves at Finke

    Former Lorne rider Callum Norton once again fell agonisingly short of first place at the Finke Desert Race, while Colac rider Ray Cole says continued improvement has motivated him to return again next year.

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  • Saints and Tigers keep rising

    Colac district netball could have a new-look finals this season with both Simpson and Birregurra enjoying incredible rises this season.

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  • Lion adjusting to Brisbane weather

    Colac’s newest AFL footballer Will McLachlan says adjusting to the Brisbane humidity has been the biggest change since starting life in the AFL.

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  • Brave plays role in winning squad

    A Geelong baseball coach says Colac’s Brendan DeLorenzo played a big role in helping the Geelong Baseball Association claim back-to-back titles at Baseball Victoria’s State Winter Championships.

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  • 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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