Sport

  • Two decades between flags for star defender

    Colac Tigers netballer Tania Du Plessis is the perfect example of the saying flags don’t come around often.

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  • Families dominate club best-and-fairest

    Two families have cleaned up awards at the Western Eagles best-and-fairest.

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  • Cressy returns to top-grade

    For the first time in over 10 years Cressy’s midweek bowls team will play in the Corangamite Playing Areas top division.

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  • Second-year Dee takes out award

    Otway Districts crowned Connor O’Meara as their Aaron Mahoney Medallist, awarded to the best and fairest player in the senior football.

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  • Coach takes out honour

    Adding to his trophy cabinet, this season’s Jack Mahoney medallist Brad Surkitt took home South Colac’s senior best-and-fairest award, capping off a phenomenal individual season.

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  • Foley ‘stiff to miss medal’

    Champion Richmond footballer Matthew Richardson admitted he might have stolen a best-and-fairest award off one of Colac’s greatest football exports during his visit to the town.

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  • Swans fall short but community still proud

    Former Birregurra Football Netball Club president John Cotton says the community is incredibly proud of export Lewis Melican despite his Sydney Swans falling short in Saturday’s AFL grand final.

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  • Outgoing coach celebrates second flag

    Outgoing Colac Tigers coach Courtney Cuolahan says a desire to become more involved in her children’s sport was behind her decision to step aside after two years and two flags with Colac.

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