Sport

  • Dodgy pizza strikes down Tiger

    Simpson reserves officials say the club faces selection headaches ahead of this weekend’s grand final after ruckman Jason Kordupel was struck down by pizza-induced food poisoning.

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  • Bombers’ dominance continues

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s dominance of Colac district junior football continued on the weekend as the under-18 Bombers booked a spot in their fourth grand final in five seasons.

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  • Skipper shoots the match-winner

    Irrewarra-Beeac’s Caroline Hutchings’ transformation from defender to goaler delivered its biggest challenge on Saturday.

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  • Bombers believe after big win

    Irrewarra-Beeac skipper Rachael Seabright says while her side’s slow starts aren’t ideal, the group’s fighting spirit means they’re never out of a contest.

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  • Bulls call for change after CDCA move fails

    Pomborneit president Dave Murphy says he hopes the disappointment of failing to join the Colac District Cricket Association can spark positive outcomes for the sport in the region.

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  • Bombers icon a September specialist

    Irrewarra-Beeac icon Renee Hall should be in the history books in country netball, having played in about 25 grand finals ahead of another shot at a flag this weekend.

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  • Roos ready for Imps rematch

    South Colac playing-coach Kate Mulgrew says her netballers are primed for another crack at cross-town rivals Colac Imperials in a C Grade grand final.

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  • ‘Job not done yet’ says proud coach

    A proud Colac Otway Rovers coach Eddie Dorris says “the job is not done” after the club came agonisingly close to securing the club its first piece of silverware in Geelong Region soccer.

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