Sport

  • History for young Colac archer

    Colac’s Toby Jacques has created history after becoming the first Colac archer ever to record a perfect round in competition.

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  • Girls’ Auskick program a huge success

    The overwhelming success of a new girls-only Auskick program has officials optimistic about the future of girls’ football in Colac, while an under-14 girls’ team appears a possibility this season.

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  • Family affair at Bookaar

    Twenty years after playing in a premiership with his dad and two brothers, Bookaar champion Simon Baker has an incredible chance to share a flag with his two sons.

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  • Ex-juniors lift team into final

    The rise of Bookaar’s talented juniors has lifted the club into a surprise grand final appearance as the Pelicans look to end a 20-year premiership drought.

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  • Golf club backs its depth

    Colac Golf Club leaders are optimistic they will once again be competitive in all three grades this pennant season, despite the omission of a key figure this year.

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  • Cobden keen to end long drought

    Cobden Cricket Club will be aiming to end a two-decade-long drought when it takes on Bookaar in the South West Cricket Association grand final tomorrow.

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  • Returning to decider not easy for Royals

    Pennyroyal is expecting nothing less than a tough contest with a grand final spot up for grabs against Barongarook Birnam, who will be eager to defend their Polwarth tennis title this season.

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  • Anyone for tennis?

    The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin plays a couple of sets with Pennyroyal’s Richard White.

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