Sport

  • Bowler hurt playing basketball

    Stoneyford is set to be without Joel Menzies for an extended period of the season after the star bowler broke an ankle playing basketball.

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  • Colac trio to play key role

    Geelong AFLW officials say its trio of Colac district exports will have big roles to play in the Cats’ preliminary final against Brisbane tomorrow night.

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  • Colac principal now has two boys in the AFL

    Trinity College Colac principal Paul Clohesy will have to divide his loyalties between three AFL clubs after his son Sam was drafted to Gold Coast this week, joining his brother Ted in the AFL ranks.

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  • One-on-one with Chloe Gray

    Colac Herald basketball reporter Ben Martin goes one-on-one with Demons Spirit’s Chloe Gray.

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  • Winless Panthers focused on positives

    West Warrion skipper Jordan Keast says the Panthers are showing glimpses of improvement despite their win-loss record suggesting otherwise.

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  • Crucial clash for ‘Warra

    It’s only round six but Irrewarra captain Bryce McDonald knows the importance of tomorrow’s clash with ladder-leader Alvie, as the Redbacks aim to jump into the top-four.

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  • City hopes to kick-start season

    City Bowls Club’s Val Hutchinson is hopeful Tuesday’s win over Apollo Bay can kick-start its season.

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  • Captain stars in comeback victory

    A starring performance from Gemma Cuolahan has helped her team fight from behind to take out the Colac Ladies Daytime Squash grand final.

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