Sport

  • Retirement rethink pays off for Paatsch

    Alvie forward Chris Paatsch was sitting at home retired during the first two rounds of the football season.

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  • Roos expect Cats to come out firing

    C Grade league best-and-fairest winner Genevieve Erskine says her South Colac squad expects cross-town rival Colac Imperials to be at another level in tomorrow’s decider after their heroics in the preliminary final.

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  • ‘Warra ready for big challenge

    Irrewarra-Beeac 17-and-under coach Jeremi Robinson is under no illusion that tomorrow’s task against an unbeaten Western Eagles side will not be an easy one, but is confident her side can cause a major upset.

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  • Coaches tip Alvie to end drought

    Alvie will start tomorrow’s football grand final as red-hot favourite in the eyes of opposition coaches.

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  • Tigers respond after slow start

    When Lorne handed Simpson their third straight loss to start the season, things looked pretty grim for Simpson’s reserves side.

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  • Guarding Grovedale’s goaler

    Stopping Grovedale’s dominant goaler will go a long way to securing the Colac Tigers a spot in the 15-and-under Division Two grand final, coach Tamara Holmes says.

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  • Foster finds her feet at Alvie after season off

    Alvie recruit Hayley Foster says a year away from netball and a fresh start has helped her rediscover her enjoyment in the sport.

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  • Swans keen to make admends

    Alvie football captain Lochie Rosevear says the Swans have been working hard to keep each other accountable this season after last year’s “kick in the guts”.

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