Sport

  • Kooka excited about first head coaching role

    New Colac basketball coach Liam McInerney says he is looking forward to sinking his teeth into his first head coaching position, even if it did come a bit earlier than expected.

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  • Kookas call on Colac’s young talent

    The Colac Basketball Association will unveil a new-look team with an average age of 19.8 when the Lady Kookas return to the court after a three-year break tomorrow night.

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  • Golf tipped as the team to beat

    An incredible influx of players has led Corangamite bowlers to back last season’s Weekend Pennant runner-up Camperdown Golf as the team to beat in 2023-24.

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  • Weekend Pennant bowls season preview

    The Colac Herald caught up with all 10 Corangamite bowls Weekend Pennant Division One sides to see how their teams are shaping up ahead of the 2023-24 season, which starts tomorrow.

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  • Medallist in the mix with star Canadians

    Stoneyford has revealed a two-time Bill Johnston Medallist could join Canadian duo Farhan Malik and Farooq Qureshi in returning to the club this season.

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  • Teammates tie in Tiger count

    A club champion and a returning footballer and netballer have taken out Simpson’s best-and-fairest honours.

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  • New Dolphin prevails

    First-year Dolphins have dominated Lorne’s senior football best-and-fairest count this year.

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  • Golf starts season with win

    Determined to go one better after last season’s grand final defeat, Camperdown Golf’s Midweek Pennant bowls team got off to the perfect start on Tuesday with a narrow win against Apollo Bay.

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