Sport

  • Max, 14, saves day for Colac

    Apollo Bay looked well on its way to remaining unbeaten to start the Colac district Division Two competition, needing just 56 runs with five wickets and 12 overs remaining.
    Enter 14-year-old Colac cricketer Max Robertson.

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  • Division in doubt after City pulls pin

    The Colac District Cricket Association has announced it will pull the pin on its new Division Four competition if it can’t find a fourth team in the next fortnight, after City United withdrew its team two days before the opening round.

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  • Big day for women’s cricket

    Pomborneit cricket officials hope the club’s Female Festival of Cricket could become an annual event following a successful first outing on Sunday.

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  • Saint claims eight wickets in win over United

    A Birregurra cricket official says he can’t recall too many individual performances as good as teenager Will Jarvis’ on the weekend.

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  • VIS scholarship for Birregurra export

    The netball career of Birregurra export Tully Bethune has received a major boost after earning a scholarship to the Victorian Institute of Sport for 2025.

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  • Colac footballer in AFL Academy

    Colac footballer Ben Rongdit has been recognised as one of Australia’s top prospects with selection in the 2025 AFL Academy.

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  • Twenty20 competition kicks off

    Colac district’s Twenty20 Big Bash cricket will return to centre stage at Colac’s CMTP Oval today.

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  • Tigers have first hit-out under Ross

    Around 25 footballers turned out for the Colac Tigers’ first training session under new co-coach and former AFL jet Seb Ross at ALC Stadium yesterday.

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