Sport

  • Cobden’s long wait finally over

    Cobden Cricket Club president Matt Hanks hopes the Knights’ breakthrough premiership in South West cricket could be the start of something big.

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  • Blues save their best for last

    Winchelsea Two bowlers saved their best performance of the season for last, overcoming Colac Two for the first time this season in the grand final.

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  • Long wait over for Cororooke

    Cororooke caused one of the great upsets in recent Polwarth district tennis history when it upstaged a previously unbeaten Pennyroyal in the grand final to end a 60-year premiership drought.

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  • Future is bright at Elliminyt

    Elliminyt Tennis Club’s young guns have shown the future of the club is in good hands after winning two junior premierships.

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  • Golf hoping to step up after grand final victory

    Camperdown Golf hopes to have a team in all four divisions next season following its Division Four grand final win on the weekend.

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  • Warriors hope youth will prevail in decider

    Youth will battle experience in Colac basketball’s A Grade men’s grand final tomorrow night.

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  • Squad full of first-time premiership players

    Colac Bowling Club’s Rod Newcombe says the feeling of winning a premiership never gets old, after he and his Division Three teammates enjoyed a grand final win over Cobden Two.

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  • Kawarren open to A Grade return after win

    Kawarren tennis captain Carol Maxwell says her side’s thrilling B Grade grand final win could see the club make a return to A Grade next summer.

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