Sport

  • Bay upbeat despite letting chance slip

    Apollo Bay stand-in skipper Ben Firman says the Sharks are taking their draw against Stoneyford as a positive despite letting slip an opportunity for an upset.

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  • Swans not satisfied after big win

    Alvie skipper Jarrod Groves says the Swans aren’t completely satisfied with their season-defining win against a previously undefeated Colac outfit.

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  • Teams fight to avoid relegation

    Weekend Pennant battlers Lorne and Cobden both pulled off stunning wins on the weekend as teams fight to avoid relegation.

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  • Boland-like start for teen Redback

    A campaign to build Charlie McGuane a statue at Irrewarra Cricket Club might be on the cards after the teenager’s stunning run of form continued during the Redbacks’ big win over Birregurra. 

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  • Thrilling victory throws finals race on its head

    City’s thrilling one-shot win over ladder-leader Colac has thrown the Midweek Pennant finals race on its head.

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  • Clubs rally for clash to go ahead

    City United and West Warrion cricketers toiled away for hours trying to get a rain-soaked ground up to scratch in a bid to play Saturday’s Division One clash.

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  • Lawn tennis ace returns in loss to Rookes

    Cororooke leader Charlie Grist says his side was rapt to come away with an important win against a Colac Lawn outfit which had rare access to “superstar” Tom Ennor.

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  • Local teenager eyeing Europe after top-three result

    Camperdown cyclist Bailey McDonald hopes his podium finish at the iconic Melbourne to Warrnambool as a teenager will open plenty of doors for him on the international stage.

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