Sport

  • Young Saint following in sister’s footsteps

    Birregurra netballer Georgia Roberts followed in the footsteps of her older sister Olivia when she took out a league best-and-fairest award on Monday night.

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  • Bomber a win away from a big year

    A flag sitting alongside a Hampden league best-and-fairest wouldn’t be a bad ending to half-a-season of reserves footy for Cobden’s Lachie Davis.

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  • WNBL exposure for Colac teen

    Young Colac basketballer Kiara Foster will get the chance to rub shoulders with current WNBL players at this week’s HoopsFest tournament in Perth.

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  • Bright future for young Tiger

    Simpson football officials are keen to get young Tiger Olly Rial onto a Geelong Falcons or GWV Rebels list next season after he won the Colac district league’s under-18 best-and-fairest award as a bottom-bottom-ager.

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  • Imps midfielder wins medal in final round

    A best-on-ground performance in the final round has helped Colac Imperials’ Darcy Foster net Colac district football’s under-14.5 best-and-fairest award in a thrilling count this week.

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  • Talented defender learning from ‘Warra’s best

    League best-and-fairest winner Emmy Frith says working alongside Irrewarra-Beeac’s star A Grade defenders has helped her take her game to another level this season.

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  • Sixth grand final for Bluey

    Veteran Irrewarra-Beeac ruckman Jaden “Bluey” Angus knows how lucky he is to be playing in his sixth grand final this weekend.

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  • Curnow’s selection blues

    Lorne coach Ed Curnow says he’s not feeling great about the selection headache he’ll face ahead of this weekend’s grand final against Irrewarra-Beeac, with four players in the mix to return from injury.

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