Sport

  • Local bowlers unlikely to feature in VBL team

    Apollo Bay’s Craig Rippon says it’s unlikely we’ll see any local exports featuring in the second year of the Victorian Bowls League following Ocean Grove’s induction.

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  • Hawk recovers after scary fall

    Apollo Bay footballer Lachie Serle says he’s grateful to still be able to walk following a scary incident on the football field.

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  • Warrnambool league open to interleague chat

    The president of the Warrnambool District Football Netball League says their league is “definitely” up for discussing a possible interleague return against the Colac district league next year.

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  • Pie keen for interleague debut

    Camperdown footballer Hamish Sinnott says he is excited by the opportunity to play at senior interleague level for the first time in his career with the Hampden league.

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  • Colac rising star could be available more often

    Colac rising star Cooper Hayes could feature heavily in the Tigers’ back half of the season, with the Geelong Falcons likely to focus on their younger players.

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  • Popular Roo steps up as club’s fifth debutante

    South Colac’s number of A Grade netball debutantes grew to five when young defender Jess Woods stepped on the court on the weekend.

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  • Break comes at a good time

    A week off could hardly have come at a better time for a sore Otway Districts side, but the Demons could be boosted by big additions after the bye.

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  • Tenpin bowler breaks centre record in decider

    Colac tenpin bowling records, family rivalries and the revival of competition bowling in Colac have marked a successful end to the first bowling season since the re-opening of Colac Tenpin Bowl.

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