Sport

  • Discussions started to replace mentor

    Stoneyford Cricket Club officials say outgoing premiership coach Matthew Love will go down as one of the club’s best ever recruits as the search begins to find a replacement.

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  • Eagle climbs into top three

    Loyal Western Eagles footballer James Beasley has been rewarded for the club’s strong start to the season, climbing into third place on the SportsPower Colac coaches’ Player of the Year standings.

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  • Imps honour popular clubman

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says people like Jesse Lucas are what is special about football clubs.

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  • RUN TOO LATE: Injury-hit Swans hold off fast-finishing South

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick says he was pleased by the way his injury-hit team managed to weather a late South Colac comeback.

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  • Roos send message with win over top team

    A new-look South Colac side has sent a message to the league with a statement win over Alvie, with a former Swan earning best-on-court honours for South Colac.

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  • Eagles’ first back-to-back wins in a decade

    Western Eagles ended one of their longest droughts in Colac district football when they beat Otway Districts to claim consecutive wins for the first time in a decade.

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  • Saints make most of chances

    Birregurra coach Kane Leersen says capitalising on opportunities in front of goals in the last quarter was what led to the Saints’ first victory of the season.

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  • Tigers take positives out of loss

    Colac Tigers A Grade captain Emily Murfitt says there were plenty of positives to take from the Tigers’ loss to a clinical Newtown and Chilwell outfit.

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