Sport

  • Midfield move propels Murray

    Returned Colac Tigers footballer Chaise Murray took full advantage of an open midfield spot in the Tigers’ first win of the season.

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  • Young debutant shows promising signs

    Colac coach Rowan McSparron says first-gamer Joel Cooper didn’t look out of place in his Geelong league debut.

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  • Dolphin stars after years out

    Lorne recruit Charlie McCartin has made an incredible return to football following a seven-year break in the Dolphins’ commanding win over Simpson.

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  • Bombers dominate in club’s first night game

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker has heaped praise on his contested ball-winners for sparking his team to victory during an historic night for the club.

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  • Bethune in First Nations national team

    Former Birregurra netballer Tully Bethune has earned selection to represent Australia following a call-up to Netball Australia’s inaugural First Nations national invitational team.

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  • Clubs mourn shock loss of beloved larrikin

    Sporting clubs across the Colac district are mourning the shock loss of Jesse “Shooter” Lucas, following his tragic death this week.

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  • McVilly’s arrival earlier than expected

    Young Simpson recruit Ryleigh McVilly says he always planned to make a move to the club that the McVilly name has been so heavily involved, but hadn’t expected it to be so soon.

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  • Tiger excited about Young Guns call-up

    Colac footballer and Geelong VFL rising star Tobyn Murray hopes his football will continue to do the talking when he lines up in the first game of the AFL’s Young Guns Series tomorrow.

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