Baseball

  • Could baseball league return to Colac?

    With the Colac Braves unable to play following the Geelong Baseball Association’s decision to cancel its season due to the growing number of coronavirus cases in metropolitan Melbourne, the Colac Herald asked the question: could we host our own Colac-based baseball competition in 2020?

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  • Braves lose baseball season due to coronavirus

    Colac Braves baseballers have become the latest sporting club to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic, with Geelong baseball officials cancelling the 2020 senior season.

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  • Baseball club calls on youngsters

    Colac baseball officials hope the cancellation of other sports in the Colac district will see numbers grow in their junior competition this year. Officials will host a come-and-try day at Colac’s Eastern Reserve on Saturday morning, with plans for a Colac-based competition to start in coming weeks. Mai said the club encouraged newcomers to give […]

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  • Baseballers return to training

    Colac baseballers will kick off training tomorrow with hopes the sport will return in July.

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  • Unfinished business for Colac baseballers

    Colac Braves coach Nat Bannan says finals are a minimum expectation this season after falling agonisingly short of a championship in 2019.

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  • Young baseballers step up from juniors

    Colac’s baseball program has begun to see results from its growing junior program with six youngsters stepping into the senior ranks this year.

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  • Best-and-fairest winner returns to coaching role

    Reigning Colac baseball best-and-fairest winner Brendan DeLorenzo has returned to a coaching with an eye on helping the club’s developing players.

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  • Baseball officials hopeful of June return

    Baseball officials remain hopeful the Colac Braves will be back on the field by mid-June.

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