Sport

  • Swans fall short but community still proud

    Former Birregurra Football Netball Club president John Cotton says the community is incredibly proud of export Lewis Melican despite his Sydney Swans falling short in Saturday’s AFL grand final.

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  • Outgoing coach celebrates second flag

    Outgoing Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says a desire to become more involved in her children’s sport was behind her decision to step aside after two years and two flags with Colac.

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  • Efforts rewarded with best-on-court medal

    Best-on-court medallist Jessie Lang says the future of Colac Tigers netball is in good hands following the club’s breakthrough B Grade premiership.

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  • Tiger getting better with age

    Former Birregurra coach Paul Lynch says his old Saints teammate Steven Salajan is “getting better with age” after the pair led Thomson to a Geelong district league premiership this month.

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  • Injured but praised for team’s grand final win

    Injured Birregurra footballer Flynn Darroch says the club still made him feel part of the team despite an ACL injury sidelining him from the Saints’ under-18 grand final win.

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  • Swans securing signatures for 2025 season

    Alvie football officials say they’re in a strong position to contend again next year with a bulk of their list already signed up.

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  • Proud day for youngest Tigers

    Colac junior coach Sara Hay says she is proud of the effort the Tigers’ 13-and-under netballers showed in their narrow Division Two grand final loss to South Barwon.

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  • Flag caps off fairytale finals run

    From being outside the top five heading into the last round to being crown premiers, Colac’s B Grade netballers capped off a fairytale finals run.

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