Sport

  • Young Shark tests the waters

    Apollo Bay teenager Isaac Noseda says he is relishing the opportunity to train and learn from a Premier Cricket stars at Geelong for the remainder of the summer.

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  • Stoney in the box seat for finals

    Three teams remain locked in a battle to secure the final top-four spot with three matches remaining in Colac district Division One cricket this season.

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  • Camperdown’s concedes campaign’s all but but over

    Camperdown skip Matthew Brewer says the club is being “realistic” in conceding its finals’ dreams are over, despite a mathematical chance of entering the four entering the final two rounds.

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  • Spence commits to golf event

    A full-capacity field will once again hit the Colac Golf Club for its biggest event of the year this weekend, with former Australian Masters winner Craig Spence returning to his home club.

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  • Promising Cat returns in a boost for home club

    One of the district’s best young cricketers will return to home club West Warrion for a one-off appearance in a major boost for the winless Panthers.

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  • THE RIGHT MOVE? CDCA grand final call divides cricketers

    Colac district captains and players have shared their thoughts on the association’s decision to move the Division One grand final away from the area’s “showpiece” turf wicket ground.

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  • Longer format leads to a lot more runs

    There were five centuries and a six-wicket haul as two-day cricket made a huge return to Colac district cricket on the weekend.

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  • Country Week advocate says Colac is missing out

    A long-time Colac district representative at Melbourne Country Week is confident the league’s current crop of stars would represent the CDCA in a professional manner, after reports of “poor behaviour” in the most recent campaigns.

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