Sport

  • Grand final was 44th straight win

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s dominance in the 13-and-under netball continued when the young Bombers claimed premiership success for a second consecutive year, marking a 44-game winning streak.

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  • Imps stay upbeat despite losing star

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro is still confident the Imps can get the job done in tomorrow’s grand final without Colac district football’s best young player.

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  • Bomber locked in, for now

    Colac district football’s newest Jack Mahoney Medallist Tyler Flanigan has revealed he has left the door ajar for a return to higher-level footy, but not without another crack at a premiership with the Bombers.

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  • New Swan satisfied with move

    Newly crowned Val Russell Medallist Ruby Bowers confirmed she will be sticking around at Alvie against next season, but said she was focused on helping deliver a third consecutive premiership to Red Rock first.

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  • Leaders expect clash to go down to the wire

    Leaders of both the Western Eagles’ and Irrewarra-Beeac’s 15-and-under sides are expecting tomorrow’s grand final to go down to the wire.

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  • Young Cat joins elite company

    Colac Imperials’ Leah Perkins says a positional change in 2023 and the inclusion of former Simpson star goaler Chloe Gray helped the youngster enjoy a career-best season at A Grade level.

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  • Undefeated side wary of emerging Eagles

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s 13-and-under netballers hope to hit the ground running and keep their perfect unbeaten record intact when they take the court in tomorrow’s grand final against Western Eagles.

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  • Fond memories for old coach

    Both Alvie and Colac Imperials football clubs have been starved of senior football success for a long time now, but one man has left an indelible mark on both clubs.

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