Sport

  • Hall of Famer: Hodge’s ‘special’ Hawks honour

    Hawthorn’s newest Hall of Fame inductee, Colac’s own Luke Hodge, says a busy life in Brisbane won’t see him back in the brown and gold in a coaching capacity anytime soon.

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  • Rovers on the rise with recruits

    New Colac Otway Rovers coach Eddie Dorris says the signing of a former state league young gun and a host of recruits could see the club field two senior sides for just the second time in its history.

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  • Young gun owns Great Otway Gravel Grind

    Forrest might build Tasman Nankervis a statue after he was crowned King of the Otways following another dominant weekend by the endurance rider at the Otway Odyssey.

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  • Torquay netballer crosses to Colac

    Colac Tigers netball coach Courtney Cuolahan believes a former Bellarine club captain is ready to step up to the Geelong league and fill a void in the Tigers midcourt and defence this year.

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  • Hassett’s heroics save Colac

    Match-winning Colac bowls skipper Tim Hassett says scraping home with a crunch win to keep the season alive has the club excited for a preliminary final showdown with reigning premier Apollo Bay.

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  • Royals off to another decider

    Pennyroyal tennis leader Rhiannon White says her side’s grand final opponent could be a flip of the coin, and she will watch next week’s preliminary final with great interest.

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  • Tigers in no rush to make Division One call

    Simpson cricket officials say they aren’t in a hurry to decide on making a move to the CDCA’s top grade after booking a spot in the Division Two decider during the club’s first season in the competition.

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  • Stoneyford skipper’s flag hopes take a hit

    Bill Johnston medallist Matthew Love is likely to miss tomorrow’s qualifying final for Stoneyford, with his premiership aspirations on the line if the club fails to overturn a three-match suspension handed down to the captain-coach.

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