Sport

  • Golf’s continued rise leads to a grand final

    Three seasons ago Camperdown Golf’s Division One bowlers finished ninth and narrowly avoided relegation for the second time in three years. Now they’re gearing up for a grand final.

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  • Solid round lifts Harry into lead

    Long-time Colac golfer Paul “Harry” Hanson has joined Rhys Tillack in the lead as both golfers hunt their first Colac Golf Club Championship.

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  • Central wary of in-form Golf

    It’s not often a team that finished on top of the ladder is wary of a team that just scraped into finals.

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  • Stoney not blaming rain

    Stoneyford captain-coach Matthew Love is not blaming Saturday’s washout for his team missing out on finals, but could only put the blame on the side’s disappointing season as a whole.

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  • Tennis decider to hit CDFNL

    The Polwarth District Tennis Association’s A Grade grand final is set to clash with the CDFNL’s stand-alone season opener, after tennis officials decided to push their grand final date due to a semi-final washout.

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  • Mullens makes history in Otway Odyssey

    The township of Forrest has once again witnessed first-hand another fiercely contested mountain bike race, after Peta Mullens made history and Dan McConnell took out the honours in the prestigious Otway Odyssey race.

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  • Cororooke’s historic grand final

    Cororooke tennis players will hope to end a “very long” premiership drought after booking their place in the Polwarth’s A Grade tennis competition.

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  • Rain ends season for teams

    The season is over for two women’s cricket teams after rain forced CDCA Women’s officials to abandon the first round of finals today.

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