Sport

  • Successful start to spring for local trainer

    Colac horse trainer Daryl Cannon has enjoyed a strong run of form lately with horses Wyuna Star, Houdini and Mash And Gravy impressing in recent outings.

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  • Cobden AFL export eager to play on

    Former Cobden footballer Gary Rohan remains hopeful of continuing his AFL career at a third club after Geelong opted against extending his contract for 2025.

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  • Humble Tiger joins elite company

    Zach Zdybel joined exclusive company when he became just the seventh player in Colac Tigers history to win three best-and-fairest awards, but the star ruckman says he doesn’t see himself at the same level as the past three-time winners.

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  • St Mary’s snap up former Saint

    Geelong league powerhouse St Mary’s say they’re rapt to have Birregurra premiership mentor Ben Boseley on board as senior co-coach for 2025.

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  • Locals shortlisted for awards

    Judges have shortlisted three coaches from the Colac district for this month’s AFL Barwon Community Awards.

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  • Midweek leaders raise concern

    Corangamite bowls leaders have voiced their concerns over a key midweek bowls playing change made by Bowls Victoria.

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  • Former Saint’s signing ‘one of Colac’s biggest’

    Colac Tigers president Matt Gibson says new senior football co-coach Seb Ross could be the biggest signing in the club’s history.

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  • Kookas show promising signs

    Colac Kookas coach Jordan Lingard says there were plenty of positives to take from his side’s loss to Mount Gambier in the first CBL game of the season.

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