Sport

  • From Lake Colac to the Olympics

    The Colac Herald’s search to track down the district’s Olympians of yesteryear has led us to France, the home of Paul McKenzie, a bilingual sailor and once a promising young footballer.

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  • No plans to retire for milestone man

    Champion Lorne footballer Sean Smartt says he hasn’t considered retirement for a single moment on the eve of his 250th senior football match.

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  • Return boosts club’s height stocks

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says selectors are set to have headaches for their blockbuster clash with South Colac following champion ruckman Jaden Angus’ return from injury.

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  • West Warrion’s departure only temporary, club says

    West Warrion cricket president Dean Hutchinson is confident the Panthers’ top team’s move to Division Two will only be a temporary one.

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  • Tigers confident for first final

    Colac under-16 football assistant coach Josh McDonald says the young Tigers have the belief they can make a deep finals run.

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  • Long wait almost over for footballer

    Colac footballer Kane Smartt is a chance to make his long-awaited return after three months on the sidelines this weekend.

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  • Departures lead to Bay stepping down

    Apollo Bay cricket officials say the club is stepping back to Division Two for the right reasons this summer after a host of cricketers left on good terms to test themselves at a higher level.

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  • Star Dolphin eyes VNL’s top division

    Star Lorne netballer Hannah Keane says she hopes to break into the Victorian Netball League’s Championship division after netting a second VNL premiership.

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