Sport

  • Young Creekers deliver thrilling victory

    Tomahawk Creek junior mentor Pat Fraser says a CDCA Girls’ under-13 premiership put an exclamation point on a special weekend for the club.

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  • Stallions deliver under pressure

    The Colac Stallions have continued their junior cricket dominance with an impressive under-14 grand final win against an undefeated Pomborneit outfit.

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  • Williamson once again the best on the big stage

    Jesse Williamson could sense the moment, and like he has done for a decade in cricket finals, he well and truly owned it.

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  • Love satisfied after premiership triumph

    Sidelined Stoneyford captain-coach Matthew Love says Saturday’s stunning grand final performance could inspire him to stick around next summer.

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  • Quick start secures grand final

    Pomborneit Cricket Club has taken out the under-17s girls grand final defeating a gallant Colac Stallions’ side.

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  • Creek cricketers hope flags start the climb

    Tomahawk Creek skipper Darryn Murrell says he hopes there’s a legacy that comes with the club’s back-to-back premierships much more than just the thrill of team success for a tight-knit group of cricketers.

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  • Heat forces changes to women’s grand finals

    “Due to unavoidable hot weather” on Sunday, CDCA Women’s officials have made time and venue changes to grand finals for junior games and the senior showdown between Bookaar and Pomborneit.

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  • Redbacks veteran ruled out, star batsman returns

    Irrewarra will welcome back the Division Two competition’s leading run-scorer for tomorrow’s grand final, while the CDCA’s newest life member has ruled himself out to pave the way for a youngster to play on the big stage.

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