Sport

  • New City United leader to play big role in team’s chances

    New City United co-captain Rani Jamieson could hold the key to the Knights’ success this season, says joint skipper Shane Currie.

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  • Returning Bull provides ‘invaluable’ leadership

    Clinton Place is the latest star to return to his home club Pomborneit, which has bolstered its bowling stocks with the four-time premiership player.

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  • New-look Rattlesnakes ready to compete under Boyd

    It will be a very different looking line-up for Stoneyford this summer with an exodus of star players departing the club.

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  • Star bowler to make comeback

    Stoneyford cricket officials believe returning star Ezrah Robertson can get back to his impactful best this season.

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  • Mental health game for Kookas

    Colac Kookas basketballers hope to shine a light on mental health when they host their first Let’s Talk Round this weekend.

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  • No looking back for new coach

    New Colac co-coach Seb Ross says he almost steered clear of diving into coaching when his 13-year AFL career with St Kilda came to an end.

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  • Mum-of-five tackles marathon

    Colac’s Sarah Waldron completed the Melbourne Half-Marathon on Sunday, just 11 months after giving birth to her fifth child. She spoke to the Colac Herald about her motivation and what it took to complete the task, with hopes her story could inspire others to take on something that seems impossible.

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  • Soccer club crowns top performers

    A season plagued with injuries failed to stop star Colac Otway Rovers recruit Oaklee Balboni from taking out the soccer club’s MVP award on the weekend.

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