Sport
Lorne could cement top five
A Lorne win this weekend is almost certain to cement Colac district football’s top five but there are still plenty of ladder-shaping games remain-ing.
Young Hodge follows in his dad’s footsteps
The son of one of Colac’s greatest sporting exports has begun to forge a successful path of his own at School Sport Australia’s under-15 national championships.
Debutant is Bay’s youngest
Apollo Bay coach Tyson Holt says the club’s youngest senior debutant this season showed his promising upside in his first outing.
‘Dream come true’ for cowgirl
Colac district cowgirl Jorja Milverton says becoming the first Australian to show in one of the largest outdoor equine events in the world was a dream come true.
Valiant fight falls short for Colac Otway squad
The Colac Otway Rovers put up a valiant fight against Barwon Heads in their latest soccer match, but unfortunately the winless streak continued as they lost 2-0.
Finals almost certain after beating ‘Warra
Lorne coach Al Adams says he’s rapt the Dolphins have been able to respond to their critics, with a hard-fought win over Irrewarra-Beeac giving the club a big chance of ending its three-year finals drought.
Star defenders impress Pies
Collingwood officials say the combination of Colac Tigers premiership defenders Brooke Allan and Indya Forde is a tantalising prospect for the Magpies ahead of the Australian Netball Championships.
Former Saint returns
Star export Jess McGlade made a surprise return for Birregurra’s clash with Alvie, but it wasn’t enough to get the Saints over the line.