Sport

  • Cricketers prepare to be COVID safe

    Colac district cricket officials are urging clubs to get on the front foot with their COVID-safe plans to ensure a season can get off the ground.

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  • Towers re-appointed as club awaits move

    Former AFL export Dean Towers could become a state-league coach next year with a proposed shake-up of leagues in New South Wales.

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  • 1987: Blues win first flag in Colac district league

    Winchelsea avenged its 1986 grand final loss to win its first premiership in the Colac and District Football League.

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  • Dolphin still recovering from surfing injury

    Lorne premiership star Lewie Hollmer hopes to be fit for round one next year after revealing a serious surfing injury would have sidelined him for the entire 2020 football season.

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  • From flag to merger in four years

    Irrewillipe was on top of the world after former VFL footballers Alan Woodman and Lee Murnane led the club to its fourth Colac district league premiership in 1992. But just four years later the club was on its knees due to a lack of players, leading the Bulldogs to merge with Pirron Yallock.

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  • League to monitor cases before return

    A Colac district cricket season remains likely to start around November as officials stay mindful of COVID-19 cases in the region and how measures will look to protect players from the virus.

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  • Golfers eye November for club championships

    Colac golf officials are aiming to host their club championships in November after competitions returned this week.

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  • Juniors to start summer netball season

    Colac Summer Netball Association has moved swiftly to start a junior season next month after State Government eased coronavirus restrictions.

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