Sport

  • Ruckman to train with Colac basketball team

    The Colac Kookas have welcomed a New Zealand-born basketballer who received American college scholarship offers to training ahead of this week’s double-header in Colac.

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  • Woodchopping back after break

    Woodchopping is set to make its return to the Colac Show for the first time in six years tomorrow.

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  • Golfer turns to bowls after injury

    Simpson’s longest-serving top-grade bowler Robbie Methven had tried almost every sport under the sun before falling into lawn bowls a quarter of a century ago.

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  • Who will win golf club crown?

    The Colac Golf Club Championships kick off tomorrow with this year’s field as close as ever, with up to 10 players teeing off all a legitimate chance of winning the prestigious award.

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  • More runs needed for City

    City United co-captain Shane Currie says the Knights can bounce back from last week’s loss if they solve their batting woes.

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  • Redbacks’ import set to arrive tonight

    Irrewarra could be set to unveil new English import McCauley Taylor for its clash against Colac tomorrow.

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  • Victory propels Central into top four

    A full-team effort has put Central into the top four of the midweek bowls ladder and snapped Winchelsea’s unbeaten start to the season.

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  • Panthers to make history

    History will be made on Sunday when West Warrion Cricket Club’s inaugural women’s team takes the field against Irrewarra.

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