Sport
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Fractured wrist sidelines Saint
Gun Birregurra footballer Sean O’Neill says he is uncertain how long his fractured wrist will sideline him, but he is almost certain to miss this year’s interleague match.
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New Eagle leads the way
Star Western Eagles recruit Prue Stewart has been quick to have an impact at her new club following two-and-a-half years out of netball.
Bay avoids penalty after points breach
AFL Barwon has announced that Apollo Bay will avoid penalty for breaching its player points cap due to an administration error in its round one win against Simpson.
Coaching call-up for Tiger
Pat Duynhoven’s rapid rise as a netball mentor will see the Simpson premiership coach take control of the Colac district’s senior interleague squad this year.
Head injury the only sour note
A head injury to star forward Zach Zdybel was the only sour note from the Colac Tigers’ dominant opening-round victory against Leopold.
Hawk in doubt after fracture
Gun Apollo Bay onballer Baden Dodd is set to miss this weekend’s blockbuster Coastal Cup clash with Lorne after fracturing his thumb in the Hawks’ win against Colac Imperials.
New coach follows father-in-law’s path
New Colac Tigers co-coach Rowan McSparron will follow in the footsteps of father-in-law Guy Permezel when he begins his coaching career with the club tomorrow.
Lorne lands recruit
Former Port Fairy grand final footballer Jake Hetherington is among Lorne’s latest key signings on the eve of its Colac district footballer season opener.
Caddy joins Falcons
Apollo Bay export Alice Caddy’s dream of playing footy is coming true at a club that has shaped some of the trailblazers of the AFL Women’s competition.
Ex-Tiger among hurt Bombers
Former Simpson footballer Grady Rooke is likely to miss three months of his first season with Cobden following surgery on a broken wrist, but the injury concerns don’t end there.
