Sport

  • Imps young gun free to play

    Colac Imperials young gun Noah Allen is free to play in this weekend’s blockbuster against Irrewarra-Beeac after having his suspension overturned at a tribunal hearing tonight.

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  • Bomber climbs into top five

    A perfect six-vote performance against Simpson has lifted an Irrewarra-Beeac gun into the top five of this year’s coaches’ Player of the Year Award.

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  • One of Colac’s great footy journeys all but over

    A fairytale return to Otway Districts is unlikely for ex-Sydney Swan Dean Towers who has revealed his playing days are all but over, putting an end to a remarkable journey in footy.

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  • Netballers reach decider

    Colac district netball coach Sandra Robinson is confident her 17-and-under representative team can defy the odds and go all the way in Barwon Junior Netball Championship finals following a remarkable win this week.

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  • Talented Rover returns

    Colac Otway Rovers’ two-time MVP and golden boot winner Sangit Shrestha has made a shock return to the club in its 8-0 loss to finals contender Barwon SC.

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  • Print lists Demon’s 223 teammates

    Otway Districts has won praise online for the way it commemorated Dean Mahoney’s 300th senior game with the club.

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  • League overwhelmed with numbers

    Colac Night Netball Association officials have been overwhelmed by the interest in this year’s social competition, having to delay the season a week and chase more umpires.

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  • Coach backs Falcon after Young Gun snub

    Geelong Falcons coach Paul Corrigan says Colac footballer Cooper Hayes has the attributes to play higher-level footy despite missing out on a chance to compete in the AFL’s Young Guns Series.

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