Sport

  • Harwood has high hopes

    Irrewarra-Beeac youngster Austin Harwood says he would love nothing more than to leave the Bombers a premiership player at the end of the season.

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  • Even spread shores up South

    South Colac B Grade coach Tammy Rooney believes her side’s even spread of contributors could hold the key to advancing through to another week of finals.

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  • Mid-season additions propel team to finals

    Colac Tigers officials are excited to see what their Division Two 17-and-under outfit can produce in netball finals after a mid-season boost with the return of key players.

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  • Kelly and gang give Lorne hope

    Lorne co-coach Boe Trickey says a young brigade of Geelong mates and a seasoned Dolphins footballer are giving the coastal club a sniff in the reserves competition this year.

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  • Roos help unite lifelong friends

    South Colac netballer Jess Montano says she never envisioned that her and best friend Maggie Eldridge’s paths on the netball court would ever converge.

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  • Friendships put aside for Imps showdown

    There is very much a closeness between the Colac Imperials’ two D Grade side’s but once both sides cross the white line for an elimination semi-final on Sunday their friendships will be put on hold.

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  • Rewarding experience for Roos junior mentor

    South Colac premiership skipper Mitch Perkins says sharing the field with players from his under-18 squad was a shining light in a difficult season.

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  • Alvie saves first scalp for finals

    Alvie 15-and-under coach Kylie McLennan says reaching finals had been a full-team effort, but winning a final came along a bit unexpectedly.

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