Sport

  • Family in awe of Penny’s drive

    The brother of Penny Smith says the Colac district Olympian didn’t immediately excel the first time she picked up a shotgun, saying her drive and determination are the reason she’s gearing up for her second Olympic Games.

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  • Tiger almost missed out on flag

    Colac premiership footballer Al Adams has revealed an ongoing injury almost forced him to pull the pin on footy before the Tigers’ 2014 grand final win – but 10 years later he is enjoying a successful return to the field.

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  • Tigers not giving up hope

    Simpson coach Daniel Beard concedes his team could be faced with a tough task of making finals, but the Tigers aren’t giving up hope following a string of impressive performances.

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  • Tigers still working on squad

    Colac Tigers A Grade coach Courtney Cuolahan admits her side is still working out what combinations best suit the Tigers with five games remaining.

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  • Alvie sweats on injuries to star Swans

    Alvie is sweating on the severity of injuries to two star footballers ahead of tomorrow’s clash against the Western Eagles.

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  • South Colac ecstatic Parker took up netball

    South Colac A Grade coach Kelsey Jeffreys says the club is lucky that 200-gamer Laura Parker decided to pursue netball as a latecomer with the Roos.

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  • Apollo Bay pair may not return this year

    Apollo Bay has copped a major injury blow ahead of a final month of football, with two key players likely to be sidelined for the remainder of the season.

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  • Club excited to see swimming take centre stage

    Colac Swimming Club president Jeremy Barren says seeing the rise in swimming coverage during the Olympics has been exciting for the club’s young swimmers.

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