Sport

  • Tigers say season ‘still a success’

    Simpson coach Daniel Beard says the Tigers’ season was still a success despite falling agonisingly short of winning an elimination final.

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  • State success for Trinity

    A Trinity College Colac teacher says the school’s intermediate netball side’s Victorian championships were still successful despite falling short of a semi-final appearance.

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  • Soccer club’s Super Sunday a success

    Colac Otway Rovers officials hope to host multiple Super Sundays a season following the success of the club’s inaugural event on the weekend.

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  • Young Rover inspires mum to return

    Growing up as a little girl in Norway with easy access to soccer is motivating Tonje Medley to help the Colac Otway Rovers come closer than ever to establishing a women’s program.

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  • Young bowlers to build on form

    Colac Primary School is hoping its strong form in the Colac division can help them advance in today’s Greater Western Region competition.

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  • Bomber confident he’ll be fit to face South

    Star Irrewarra-Beeac footballer Cooper Stephens is confident he’ll be ready to go for Sunday’s knock-out semi-final after a mystery neck injury sidelined him for the first round of finals.

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  • Final-round win lands Colac in finals

    Since the halfway point of the season, Colac Tigers’ B Grade netballers have bounced back with seven wins, a draw and just one loss to scrape into finals.

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  • Roos to make adjustments

    South Colac coach Brad Surkitt is confident his side can make the adjustments needed to beat Irrewarra-Beeac for the first time this season in Sunday’s knock-out semi-final.

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