Sport

  • Cricket bonds Creek families

    Cricket grand finals will be a hot topic of conversation between father and daughter combinations associated with Tomahawk Creek this week.

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  • Success for local hoopsters

    Colac’s under-14 girls’ Division One and Two basketballers both enjoyed strong weekends in front of their home crowd at Colac’s junior tournament, despite falling shy of a title.

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  • Otway Classic abandoned late

    Colac Turf Club officials are pleased with the turnout to the city’s last major meet of the season, despite the final three races being abandoned.

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  • Bulls’ bid to bring down Bookaar

    Pomborneit Gold captain Sam Coxon knows the Bulls have a tough task against an unbeaten Bookaar in this weekend’s women’s grand final, but she is backing her team to deliver this time around.

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  • Colac teenager cleans up at awards night

    Colac rising star Lucas Ruddell says playing Division One cricket has helped take his game to a new level this season and claim Colac district cricket’s under-17 best-and-fairest award.

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  • Hectic season for impressive Bulls all-rounder

    Budding leg-spinner and CDCA under-14 Player of the Year Josh Reynolds has played as many games of cricket as some do in a lifetime during his hectic schedule for Pomborneit in 2023-24.

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  • Visitor claims Craig Spence Cup in Colac

    Despite dreary conditions for golf on Sunday, Colac Golf Club still attracted strong fields of juniors competitors for the Craig Spence Cup.

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  • Big weekend for Colac bowlers

    Colac bowls leader Jeff Turner says grand final week will be huge for the lakeside club after it booked a spot in three Weekend Pennant deciders.

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