sport

  • Grand slam start is symbolic of Braves season

    Colac Braves’ dual-threat Brendan DeLorenzo was dominant with bat and ball in the Colac Braves emphatic 3-14 win over the Lara Wildcats.

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  • Dolphins expect Cup contest

    Lorne and Apollo Bay will reignite a mix of tradition and tension in Good Friday action this week, with the Coastal Cup up for grabs.

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  • Lang takes on school footy job

    Just five years separated from his professional playing days, Colac Tigers footballer Darcy Lang has landed one of the most prestigious roles that private school football has to offer.

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  • Talented Kookas fall short at last hurdle

    Colac Kookas under-14 girls’ coach Dan Casey said “all eight players brought something different to the table” in the team’s Junior Country Championships run.

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  • Quad Series returning in 2025

    The Colac Cycling Club says the Quad Series is back for 2025 and a contingent of National Series riders are expected to jump in the saddle for the event, kicking off May 10.

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  • Bay teen skiing on world stage

    There may be no greater contrast between the golden beaches of Apollo Bay and the towering snow-capped mountains in Kühtai, Austria. But that is the ground 17-year-old Clancy James has had to cover.

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  • Rovers show strong signs in historic friendly

    A remarkable goal from Elle Russell helped the Colac Otway Rovers women’s side make history on the weekend, as they pulled on the club’s colours for the first time. The Rovers donned their new green strip at Beeac Recreation Reserve in a seven-a-side friendly, against the Corangamite Lions. Although the scoreboard pointed to the visitors […]

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  • Kawarren makes it back-to-back premierships

    Kawarren have beaten Apollo Bay in wet and windy to conditions to make it back-to-back Division Two premierships for the club.

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