Sport

  • Bowler finally gets his chance

    Eighty-year-old Colac lawn bowler Graham Kerr concedes he thought the chance to play in a Division One grand final had well and truly passed him by.

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  • Pennyroyal wary of underdog

    Pennyroyal leader Rhiannon White says her side is not underestimating Cororooke’s recent run of form, as the Royals set out to claim back-to-back A Grade premierships tomorrow.

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  • Tiger to lead Falcons

    The Geelong Falcons named Colac footballer Brady Hall as co-captain for the 2024 Coates Talent League season at this week’s season launch.

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  • Murray secures VFL spot

    Colac’s Tobyn Murray has secured a spot on Geelong’s VFL list, the Cats have confirmed.

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  • Walker wins Colac district women’s best-and-fairest

    Bookaar’s Sophie Walker has taken out Colac district women’s cricket’s best-and-fairest award in her first season in the competition, with Apollo Bay’s Belinda Dear the runner-up.

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  • Pomborneit finally gets its flag

    Pomborneit Gold captain Sam Coxon says putting an end to a run of three-straight grand final losses to Bookaar has made the Bulls’ premiership triumph even sweeter.

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  • Reigning runner-up Cobden gets another shot

    Cobden and Pomborneit will do battle in the South West Cricket Association grand final this weekend, after both sides produced impressive semi-final performances in warm conditions.

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  • Rovers unbeaten in pre-season

    The Colac Otway Rovers will take winning form into the second match of their March Pre-Season Tournament this weekend.

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