Athletics

  • Quarantined, but safe at home

    Colac athlete Caitlin Serle has returned home to Australia from her US college to feel safer from the spread of coronavirus. The 21-year-old will return to Victoria today after spending the past fortnight quarantined in a Sydney hotel.

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  • WORLD TITLES TILT: Australian selection for Colac triathletes

    TRIATHLETE Craig Davis says having fellow Colac exports earn Australian selection was a thrill for the sport in the district.

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  • MAIN STAGE: National test for talented athlete

    PROMISING Colac athlete Holly Robertson’s big strides on the state track and field arena have landed the teenager a spot in three disciplines at the national titles.

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  • BIG SCORE: State finally funds Central Reserve upgrade

    THE STATE Government has committed $400,000 to Colac Otway Shire Council to support the council after the Christmas Day bushfires.

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  • HIGH ACHIEVEMENT: Bull rider eyes world title

    COLAC bull rider Adam Hinkley has his sights set on a world title following his breakout season in the sport last year.

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  • GOLD MEDALIST: Athlete in top form ahead of nationals

    COLAC para-athlete Kirstie Newcombe is in red-hot form in the lead up to next month’s nationals in Sydney after winning three state gold medals.

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  • Athlete reaches relay final in world championships

    A FIFTH-PLACE finish in the relay was Cobden athlete Drew Semmens’ best result in his third world championships representing Australia.

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  • Former runner-up returns and wins

    ANGLESEA-born athlete Julian Spence went one better than his run last year to claim the 2015 Great Ocean Road Marathon yesterday.

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