Swimming

  • Pier to Pub carnival success

    NEAR-PERFECT surf conditions, a new race record and thousands of people on Lorne’s main beach have combined to produce a successful Pier to Pub race carnival.

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  • Colac export will try again

    FORMER Colac athlete Tristan Read says he is likely to return to compete in the Pier to Pub’s elite category next year.

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  • Lifesavers rescue nine swimmers

    LIFESAVERS have rescued nine people on Otway coast beaches in the past fortnight.

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  • Pier to Pub attracts 20,000

    UP to 20,000 people will flock to Lorne’s foreshore this weekend for the iconic GMHBA Lorne Pier to Pub.

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  • High hopes for Colac export

    FORMER Colac athlete Tristan Read hopes injury won’t stop him from finishing on the podium in Lorne’s Pier to Pub swim this weekend.

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  • Swimmers left high and dry

    COLAC Swimming Club has cut its training sessions in half after the closure of Colac’s pool and relocation of training to Geelong.

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  • Swimming to help hospital

    COLAC teenager Joanne Towers has combined a passion for swimming with raising money for The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne.

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  • Crash derails world title chance

    A BIKE crash has derailed former Colac triathlete Craig Davis’s chance of winning a world title.

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