Sport

  • ‘Old-school’ Hawk to play game 300

    Apollo Bay coach Tyson Holt has dubbed Rooney McDougall a “no-frills and old-school footballer” ahead of his major milestone this weekend, which almost didn’t happen due to a serious injury.

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  • Rovers find feet after a slow start

    An undermanned Colac Otway Rovers held its opposition goalless in the second half following a rough start against Barwon.

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  • South reflects on finals run

    South Colac president Mick Baker says having the right coaches in place and a core group of talented locals led to the club’s league-best 12-year finals run.

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  • Braves all but secure finals berth with crucial win

    The Colac Braves have all but secured their spot in baseball finals with a thrilling one-run win over the Werribee Giants.

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  • Bay to celebrate unlikely flag

    Former Apollo Bay footballers will look back on one of the club’s more unexpected grand final triumphs at a premiership reunion this weekend.

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  • Towers to pull on the boots for Otway

    Otway Districts’ greatest export is set to return to play with the Demons this weekend, the club has announced.

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  • Eleven-goal haul could be a record

    Irrewarra-Beeac believes Charlie Grist’s incredible 11-goal haul could be a club record.

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  • Wasp sting sidelines netballer

    A unique incident which left Colac Tigers netball captain Emily Murfitt sidelined after half time proved costly in the Tigers’ first loss of the season.

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