Sport

  • Hoopsters hit Colac

    Hundreds of youngsters have arrived this weekend for the first of two junior basketball tournaments in Colac.

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  • Young Cat gears up for Premier cricket decider

    Colac teenager Sienna Mallon says making the move to Premier league cricket club Geelong has paid off, with her Thirds side gearing up for a grand final.

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  • Currie praises Stallion

    City United captain Shane Currie says watching Colac’s Cullan Spence’s incredible individual performance first-hand on the weekend was the “best game I had seen someone play”.

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  • Season ends early for young Panther

    West Warrion officials are waiting on scans to determine how long young quick Henry McGuane will be sidelined with a back injury.

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  • Saints rising star returns

    Birregurra’s A Grade netball team has its sights set on a return to finals after luring former club junior and Victorian 17-and-under representative Tully Bethune back to the club.

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  • Netballers plan shorter season

    The Colac Summer Netball Association is planning for a round robin-style competition after delays to upgrades to the Eastern Reserve courts.

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  • Colac accepts ban for star all-rounder

    In-form Colac cricketer Cullan Spence will be ineligible for this season’s Bill Johnston Medal after the Stallions opted against appealing his one-match suspension.

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  • Stallions set for tough finals battle

    Colac captain Jess Hay says she hopes her young side can continue its recent form when it comes up against a back-to-back grand finalist when CDCA Women’s finals start on Sunday.

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