Sport

  • Colac pulls pin on junior side

    A host of the region’s top young footballers could filter into the Colac district league in coming weeks, after dwindling numbers forced the Colac Tigers to pull the pin on their under-18 team.

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  • Talented Tiger in rare company

    There are reportedly only three people in the Colac Tigers’ history who played in four premierships with the club, and John “Bomber” McVilly is one of them.

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  • Star Tiger named for first game in a year

    The Colac Tigers have named former coach Kane Leersen for his first game in almost a year tomorrow after recovering from his ACL injury.

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  • No changes for Imps

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says he is expecting no changes to his side from last week’s nine-point victory over Birregurra.

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  • Big win boosts Otway

    Otway Districts co-coach Sean Maxwell is hoping that last week’s 83-point win over Apollo Bay can boost his side’s momentum into tomorrow’s clash with Lorne.

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  • Tough contest awaits Tigers

    Simpson coach Daniel Beard says he is expecting nothing less than “a tough contest down at the Bay” when his side faces the Hawks tomorrow.

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  • Netballers bound for Ballarat

    A Colac district junior netball coach says the association’s youngsters are making the most of their representative opportunities after missing out in recent years.

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  • Family lives on at club after 70 years

    Young Birregurra footballer Zach Rowarth will become the latest member of his family to notch up 100 games with the Saints during their 70 years at the club.

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