Sport

  • Cricketers ready for opening round

    The Colac Herald casts an eye over how each CDCA Women’s team is shaping up ahead of this Sunday’s opening round.

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  • Youngster embracing new role

    City United youngster Rani Jamieson says the opportunity to captain the Knights alongside one of Colac district cricket’s most experienced leaders was too big of an opportunity to ignore.

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  • City bowlers bounce back onto winners’ list

    City has bounced back from a loss to Cressy, claiming a big win over cross-town rival Colac in midweek bowls.

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  • Passionate Kooka racking up the kilometres

    It takes something pretty special to encourage a basketballer to spend more time on the road when they’re already racking up 150 kilometres a day.

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  • Creek, Pomborneit appoint new captains

    Tomahawk Creek and Pomborneit have appointed new captains ahead of this weekend’s CDCA Women’s season opener.

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  • Teenager shines at nationals

    Winchelsea lawn bowler Max Heaton-Harris has entered Corangamite’s pennant season in red-hot form after winning gold, silver and bronze medals at two national events this year.

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  • Youngster joins Cats to play with family

    Rani Jamieson says the chance to play football alongside family was the driving factor behind his decision to join Warrnambool district league club Allansford.

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  • Colac keen to get going after wash-out

    Colac co-captain Sam Mulgrew says the Stallions players are champing at the bit to play tomorrow after last week’s opening round match against City United was abandoned.

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