Sport

  • From the UK to Irrewillipe

    Playing football in London has been among the highlights for talented Western Eagles recruit Charlie Friend during his three years away from the club.

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  • Stoney imports departing league

    Stoneyford leader Dom Dare says grand final star Farhan Malik has joined fellow Canadian and reigning Bill Johnston Medallist Farooq Qureshi as the latest departures from cricket’s reigning premier.

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  • Injured Colac trio in the mix to face Grovedale

    The Colac Tigers could have a chance to cut their injury list from eight players to five ahead of this weekend’s clash with Grovedale.

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  • Colac to get first taste of life without Forde

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says tomorrow’s clash against a much-improved Grovedale will be the perfect preparation for when star defender Indya Forde is unavailable.

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  • Travelling Tiger happy at home

    Colac netballer Ava Cuolahan was gallivanting across Europe this time last year, but the emerging defender says there’s nowhere she’d rather be than back with her beloved Tigers this season.

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  • Historic Hawks reunite

    Footballers piled onto the back of a truck and were led down the main street of Apollo Bay by a man playing the bagpipes after their achievements in 1984.

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  • Dee’s season is over after rupturing ACL

    Otway Districts netballer Amber Skurka has been dealt a major blow after a minor knee injury became a season-ending ACL tear.

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  • Saints to learn from Alvie loss

    Birregurra coach Kane Leersen says his side would take experiences from its loss to competition benchmark Alvie last weekend into tomorrow’s clash with Colac Imperials.

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