Sport

  • Major milestone for archers

    The Colac Otway Achers will celebrate 30 years in the district during the club’s annual two-day shoot this weekend. The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin spoke to the club’s founding member Lorraine Black about how the sport exploded in the region.

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  • Handy inclusions for Birregurra

    Birregurra coach Kane Leersen says the Saints could gain some much-needed experience in the coming weeks with at least seven players set to return to the team.

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  • New chapter for former Lion

    After four seasons in the Corangamite Lions’ orange shirt, Port Campbell’s Scottish midfield maestro Bruno Chiesa has departed the club opting to play for the Warrnambool Rangers for the 2024 season.

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  • New forward duo kicks 13 for Tigers

    Simpson coach Daniel Beard says he was always confident a Harding-Garth one-two punch would work following its dominant unveiling on the weekend.

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  • Experience for young Colac trio

    Colac Tigers’ young netballers have gained timely A Grade experience in a win against Bell Park to start their season.

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  • No cause for alarm for Colac

    Colac Tigers’ assistant coach Brendt Langdon says there was no cause for alarm following the Tigers’ shock loss to Bell Park to start the season, as well as an injury to a star defender.

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  • Final scoreline ‘flattered’ Lorne

    Lorne assistant coach Bryce Vincent has heaped praise on Otway Districts following the teams’ battle, saying the Dolphins’ 80-point win “flattered” his team’s performance.

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  • Eagles eyeing more after breakthrough win

    Wins have been scarce in recent seasons for the Western Eagles, but coach Dan Casey is confident more wins could be around the corner for the youthful side in 2024.

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