Sport

  • Hawks question suspension length

    Apollo Bay Football Netball Club has accepted a four-match suspension to club leader Jack James, despite questioning the length of the sentence.

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  • Swans to have key duo return

    Alvie could welcome back two of its best ball-winners for tomorrow’s clash with South Colac.

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  • Rovers aiming for promotion

    New Colac Otway Rovers coach Eddie Dorris says he is expecting big things from the 2024 season, with the club hoping to field two teams and a side in Division Two for the first time.

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  • St Joseph’s connection to boost coastal club

    A strong connection to Geelong league club St Joseph’s has helped Apollo Bay president Michael Wright and the Hawks attract some of Joey’s best young talent to the coast this season.

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  • Dees forced to call on depth

    Otway Districts coach Alan Alford concedes the Demons’ depth will be well and truly tested when they take on the Western Eagles tomorrow, with seven players a chance to miss.

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  • Pennant golfer not giving up on team’s chances

    Colac pennant golfer Scott Lyness says the club’s Division Two side still has belief it can reach the final and earn promotion into South West golf’s top grade this season.

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  • Week off comes at a good time

    Despite being only round three, a week off could hardly have come at a better time for Irrewarra-Beeac, who are preparing for a historic day of football and netball under lights tomorrow.

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  • Career over for new Hawk

    Apollo Bay recruit Brooke Bain has revealed a knee injury in just her second game at her new club will put an end to her career in the sport.

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