Sport

  • Young Saint relishes senior opportunity

    At just 15 years of age, Birregurra young gun Hamish Darroch said he relished the chance to play senior football for his home club.

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  • Walters wows Vixens mentor

    Convincing Melbourne Vixens coach Simone McKinnis to pounce on Colac youngster Zara Walters didn’t take Di Honey long when they were on the hunt for a midcourter to replace Aussie superstar Liz Watson. 

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  • State league Cats to hit Colac

    Geelong VFLW coach Elise Coventry is hoping to see a big crowd of fans come along to cheer on the Cats in Colac tomorrow, but a local export won’t be taking part.

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  • Challenge for new-look Tigers

    While the Colac Tigers are in pursuit of their third straight A Grade netball premiership this season, it will be a very different looking line-up in 2024.

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  • Braves begin new era under Egan

    Colac baseballer Brendan DeLorenzo says he would love to see incoming coach Brad Egan back in the Braves’ colours in a playing capacity, while the veteran has high hopes for three teenagers ahead of the season opener.

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  • West-Warrion hopes to land player-coach

    West Warrion Cricket Club is on the lookout for a new coach to help shoulder the heavy work of captain Jordan Keast next summer.

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  • Bay upbeat after round one performance

    Apollo Bay co-captain Tristan Smith says there were plenty of positives to take from the Hawks’ heartbreaking loss to South Colac in round one.

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  • Colac keeper’s on the rise

    Colac’s brightest goalkeeping export Kingston Balboni pinches himself when he lines up against professional youth academy teams like Western United, but the challenge excites the 17-year-old.

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