Sport

  • RSL move to boost Colac district clubs

    CDFNL chairman Peter Hickey says officials are confident their RSL venture will boost clubs financially for years to come after they followed a successful model from a neighbouring league.  

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  • Tennis officials push for third division

    Polwarth district tennis officials hope a lack of sport over winter will lead to a third senior division this summer, with a season to potentially start next month.

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  • Finch fires, but side fails

    Australia has blown a chance to claim a one-day series against England after Colac export Aaron Finch put his side in a strong position.

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  • Bowlers pencil in start date

    Corangamite bowls officials have put plans in place for a potential drop in players this summer due to the coronavirus pandemic, after setting a date for the season to potentially start.

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  • Pandemic stalls speedway plans

    Simpson Speedway official Alan Symons says the coronavirus pandemic is likely to stall racing until after Christmas.

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  • Wood wants to remain a Dog

    Former Camperdown footballer Easton Wood has signalled extending his career at the Western Bulldogs as he aims to return for the club’s season-defining final round match.

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  • Quarantine helps St Mary’s recruit settle in

    Apollo Bay product Dustin Walters says arriving in the Northern Territory and spending two weeks in isolation has prepared him for what to expect playing footy up north.

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  • Towers to lead premiership defence

    Kawarren export Dean Towers and his UNSW-Eastern Suburbs football team will kick off their premiership defence when AFL Sydney finals start this weekend.

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