Sport

  • Retired champions put hands up to help out

    Colac Tigers officials have praised the club’s retired stars for putting up their hands in a time of need, with three ex-Tigers suiting up in the reserves on the weekend.

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  • Coach not dwelling on score

    Apollo Bay coach Tyson Holt says he couldn’t fault the young Hawks’ effort despite the Bay becoming the first scoreless team in Colac district football in eight years.

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  • ‘It felt like we’d won a flag’

    “It nearly felt like we’d won a grand final.”

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  • Young gun to make make Falcons debut

    The Geelong Falcons have named Colac Imperials young gun Jack Skinner to make his long-awaited debut this weekend.

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  • Footballer overcoming demons after accident

    Champion Colac district footballer Darren Balboni says he feared for his life after the tractor he was driving fell 30 metres down a cliff, leaving him stuck with a broken back for around 12 hours.

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  • Coach says Lorne has ‘turned a corner’

    Lorne coach Leigh Potter believes the Dolphins have turned a corner after stringing together their two best performances of the season following a 27-goal win over finals aspirant Apollo Bay.

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  • Tigers wary of rising Giants

    Colac coach Courtney Cuolahan expects the Tigers to take plenty of confidence out of their strong performances over the past month when they meet fellow finals contender Geelong West tomorrow.

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  • Returning players to boost Irrewarra-Beeac

    A couple of handy additions will give Irrewarra-Beeac a confidence boost ahead of tomorrow’s blockbuster clash with ladder-leader Colac Imperials.

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