Sport

  • Bright future for Lorne’s surf lifesaving club

    Lorne Surf Life Saving Club officials say the future is bright following the club’s impressive performance at recent state championships.

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  • Murray to debut in VFL

    Colac Tigers footballer Tobyn Murray will make his VFL debut tomorrow when the Geelong Cats take on Werribee at GMHBA Stadium.

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  • Sister lures goaler home to Simpson

    New Simpson A Grade netball coach Emily Duynhoven says the family card played a major role in the Tigers’ ability to land younger sister Eliza for the 2024 season.

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  • Premiership player helps cover big outs

    New South Colac coach Kelsey Jeffreys is hopeful the club’s newest recruit can help cover the loss of one of the club’s all-time greats Edwina Parker.

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  • Lorne tipped to be contender

    A dominant off-season of recruiting has almost seen Lorne take the title of premiership favourite from reigning premier Alvie this season.

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  • Fairytale finals run for representative squad

    Colac’s under-18 representative team capped off a fairytale finals run when it prevailed in Colac’s A Grade women’s grand final this week.

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  • Incoming Swans coach nearing return to court

    First-year Alvie co-coach Jaymie Lowe says she learnt a lot about the Swans’ netball side during her time on the sidelines recovering from a serious knee injury last year.

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  • Ex-Blue and young Cat favourites for medal

    Colac district footballers have tipped former AFL champion and new Lorne coach Ed Curnow and Colac Imperials rising star Campbell Scott as favourites to win this year’s Jack Mahoney Medal.

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