Sport

  • Runs aplenty as two-day cricket returns

    There were five centuries and a six-wicket haul as two-day cricket made a huge return to Colac district cricket on the weekend.

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  • New Maverick says call-up was unexpected

    Colac Tigers premiership player Brooke Allan concedes she thought her time at the elite level was over before an unexpected call from the Melbourne Mavericks.

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  • Young guns on display in tennis showdown

    Barongarook’s Kallan Thompson says an enthralling final mixed doubles set between four of the league’s brightest young talents was the highlight of the club’s match against Elliminyt.

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  • Consistency is the goal

    Colac men’s basketball coach Liam McInerney says consistency from the current group could be the key for the Kookas to return to finals next season.

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  • Mentor proud following first season back

    Colac women’s basketball coach Troy Parker says he’s proud of how far his young side came during its return to the competition.

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  • Blues hands Bay first loss since November

    Winchelsea bowlers have proven the Weekend Pennant premiership race remains wide open after handing Apollo Bay its first loss since mid-November.

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  • Runs aplenty in two-dayers

    Centuries to Birregurra batsmen Alex Inglis and Brenden Millar have helped the Saints to an upset win over Stoneyford in two-day cricket.

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  • Podium finish for local rider

    Young Camperdown cyclist Darcy Abbott has scored a podium finish in the Port Campbell to Warrnambool Handicap race.

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