Sport

  • Coaches unanimous on interleague call

    Colac district league senior football coaches have unanimously said they would support a potential interleague return to showcase the league’s talent.

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  • Coaches keeping an eye on qualifications

    Local netball officials are staying busy keeping a close watch on how their clubs’ player qualifications are tracking heading towards finals.

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  • Geelong ‘perfect’ for a team

    Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says a second Suncorp Super Netball club in Victoria is essential, and that Geelong would be a perfect destination for a licence in the future.

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  • Braves build momentum with bruising victory

    It was a bruising day for Colac’s baseballers with a whopping five players hit by pitches, but the Braves’ return to form continued.

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  • Young soccer team on fire

    Colac Otway Rovers under-12 coach Nat Bannan says he isn’t surprised to see the young Rovers at the top of the table despite most players in their first seasons of soccer.

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  • Western Eagles continue to focus on development

    Continuing to develop and add youth will continue to be a focus for the Western Eagles as they aim to finish the season on a high.

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  • Second home at Bomberland

    Irrewarra-Beeac is a second home for Dale Gaylard. If you’re at any Bombers games you can see his helping hands on show or hear him barracking for his beloved Bombers.

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  • Eagles mentor wants football round robin

    Western Eagles football coach Craig Hardingham says he’d love to see a “round robin” interleague competition involving multiple neighouring leagues over multiple years.

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