Sport

  • ‘They’ll be back’ says outgoing leader

    South Colac coach Nicole Mitchell has backed the Roos as premiership contenders once again under new guidance in 2024, despite a straight-sets finals exit this season.

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  • No deterrent for Sophie

    Being the only woman when she started her Colac jiu jitsu class has never been a deterrent for Lavers Hill’s Sophie Ewert.

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  • Golf event raises thousands for foundation

    A Beeac Golf Club fundraising event has helped raise $2645 for the Leukemia Foundation as the club throws its support behind two members undergoing treatment and recovering from the cancer this year.

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  • Club’s 100-year celebration draws big crowd

    Memorabilia from the past 100 years of the Colac Lawn Tennis Club could go up on display in Colac following the success of the club’s centenary celebrations.

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  • Premiership skipper overtakes teammate

    Another dominant all-round performance from Alvie captain Jarrod Groves has thrust him into the lead of the Colac Herald CricketStar standings.

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  • No win, but Tigers rapt with debut

    Simpson captain Tiffany McLauchlan says despite not getting a win, she was so proud of her team in its historic first match on the weekend.

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  • Coach optimistic about future

    Outgoing Lorne coach Al Adams said the stack of talented young players at Lorne means new coach Ed Curnow won’t have to do too much to lift the Dolphins next year.

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  • Recruit reaping rewards from his Premier move

    Colac teenager Max Hutchinson says he is already reaping the rewards of training at the Premier league standard with his new club Geelong.

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