Sport

  • Demons expect Cats to bounce back

    Otway Districts coach Alan Alford says he won’t be reading much into Colac Imperials’ Good Friday performance, revealing the Demons will start their season tomorrow against the Cats without the runner-up in their best-and-fairest award last year.

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  • Eagles embrace Curnow challenge

    Western Eagles coach Dan Casey says the club’s young group is embracing the challenge of coming up against a Lorne outfit in round one headed by Ed Curnow fresh out of the AFL.

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  • Star Swan accepts one-week ban

    A star Alvie recruit will be ineligible to win this year’s Jack Mahoney Medal after accepting a one-week ban following an incident on the weekend.

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  • Former AFL stars confirmed for blockbuster clash

    Simpson has confirmed recent recruit Mark Jamar will make his club debut in this weekend’s blockbuster clash with a red-hot Alvie.

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  • Falcons debut likely for Ben

    Geelong Falcons officials say Colac rising star Ben Rongdit is likely to make his Coates Talent League debut this weekend.

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  • Easter golf tournament attracts a big crowd

    Colac Golf Club’s Easter Tournament was a big success, with strong fields across the weekend.

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  • Holt in no rush to pick his sport

    Talented Apollo Bay sportsman Tamar Holt was spending almost 16 hours a week in the car during a crossover of his beloved sports, and he says he has no plans to pick one any time soon.

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  • Nan proud as legacy continues

    Tina Grist says watching her grandchildren follow in the footsteps of herself and husband John and continue a family legacy at the Cororooke Tennis Club was a special moment.

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