Sport

  • Colac hands Bay its first loss

    Colac has stunned the Corangamite bowls competition by handing reigning premier Apollo Bay its first loss of the season in a one-sided contest.

    By

  • Coaches locked in, junior side to return

    There’s plenty of excitement at the Colac Tigers who have locked in their coaches for the club’s reserves and under-18 side, which the club has confirmed will return in 2024.

    By

  • Star export joins local club

    Colac district women’s cricket reigning premier Bookaar has received a major boost on the eve of the season with the signing of one of Colac’s greatest exports.

    By

  • Champion Swan returning to the court

    Alvie netball officials have confirmed three-time league medallist Chelsea Hillman will return to the court next season despite stepping down from the coaching role, while a champion goaler is also likely to return.

    By

  • Side learns from draw

    Irrewarra captain Bryce McDonald says last weekend’s wash-out against Stoneyford highlighted areas for the Redbacks to improve with the ball.

    By

  • Youngster to ride at The Valley

    Sacred Heart Primary School pupil River Rothery will get a chance to rub shoulders with some of the biggest names in the horseracing industry tonight after earning selection in a national series.

    By

  • One-on-one with Campbell Hall

    Colac Herald basketballer reporter Ben Martin goes one-on-one with Rebels Warriors’ Campbell Hall.

    By

  • Cricketers ready for opener

    Colac Herald women’s cricket reporter Ben Martin casts an eye over how each team is shaping up ahead of the 2023-24 CDCA Women’s season.

    By