Sport

  • Key duo in doubt

    The Colac Tigers are set to welcome back champion onballer Leigh Gorwell for tomorrow’s qualifying final against South Barwon, but two other Tigers are likely to miss.

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  • Tiger thrives in new role

    A sense of belonging at GFL level has given Dustin Walters a chance to flourish playing a role as a swingman with the Colac Tigers.

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  • Ex-Swan embraces banter

    Star Colac Imperials recruit Cullan Spence says he’s looking forward to the challenge against his old side on the finals stage, and the banter that comes with it.

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  • Rising star playing beyond her years

    With an already impressive netball resume, it’s easy to forget that Irrewarra-Beeac rising star Grace Garner is only 20 years old.

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  • Mai the bravest of them all

    The Colac Braves say the memory of champion clubman Steve Mai spurred the team to victory in the first round of baseball finals.

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  • Cobden rapt to end drought

    Cobden co-coach Dan Casey says the Bombers’ return to Hampden league finals came ahead of schedule, ending a six-year drought.

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  • Injury could sideline century goalkicker

    Century goalkicker Dom Dare could be a shock omission for Saturday’s second semi-final against Colac Imperials, while a key Bomber’s season is over.

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  • From fourth to a grand final

    Playing a brand of footy which stacks up in finals is what excites Colac Tigers under-14 coach Tyson Hay the most about his young outfit ahead of Sunday’s decider. 

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