Sport

  • Final-quarter fade-out proves costly for Colac

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says she was pleased with her side’s intensity for three quarters, but a last-quarter fade-out proved costly in their defeat to unbeaten South Barwon.

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  • Young Dee debuts in dad’s number 36

    The partner of late Otway Districts captain Aaron Mahoney says she never envisaged the community reaction to seeing their son Toby make his CDFNL debut in his dad’s famous number 36 jumper.

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  • Tigers show finals credentials against Otway

    Simpson has shown its finals credentials with an impressive win over top-five side Otway Districts.

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  • Emerging Cat ready for rehab after knee injury

    Emerging Colac Imperials footballer Will Cust says he is ready to dive head first into his rehabilitation from a torn ACL after his breakout season came to a crashing halt.

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  • Colac responds after injuries in Tiger’s 150th

    Colac coach Rowan McSparron says he was proud of the way his team responded after losing two players to injury early in its win over South Barwon.

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  • Talented Dolphin debuts at 13

    Lorne youngster Emma Heathcote could be one of the youngest A Grade debutantes in Colac district netball history following an impressive first game on the weekend.

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  • Hawks gallant in heavy loss

    Apollo Bay coach Sophie Fletcher says she was proud of her playing group – including a 14-year-old debutante – for fighting to the end during a very one-sided loss to Alvie on the weekend.

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  • Demon debuts in late dad’s number 36

    Otway Districts retired the number 36 following the tragic on-field death of beloved captain Aaron Mahoney nine years ago.

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