Cat high a low chance
By JIM TIMBERLAKE
IF GEELONG Cricket Club wants to finish its season on a high it will need to chase down Essendon’s imposing 9/308 declared...
Kingies, salmon boated offshore
By CHRIS PITMAN
CALM offshore conditions last weekend allowed anglers to hook into kingfish.
Fishing World’s Reece Pit setting out off Ocean Grove on Saturday...
Teen Curlewis boarder into North American top 10
By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN
CURLEWIS snowboarder Mollie Fernandez has snared an unexpected top-10 finish in her first NorAm Cup event at Canada's Mont Tremblant.
The 16-year-old...
Fine time for fish
Persistent wind disappointed many anglers after a long-awaited forecast for fine weather last weekend.
Desperate for a fish on Sunday, Fishing World's Reece Pitt tried...
Tough task facing Cats
In it's penultimate game of the season, Geelong Cricket Club faces a tough ask to claim the points over Northcote on Sunday.
With tomorrow vacant...
Sniff for Cats as Tigers preparing to go North
JIM TIMBERLAKE
GEELONG Cricket Club will begin day two of its match against Ringwood tomorrow with a small sniff of victory in the air after...
Geelong nets inaugural round of new 3X3 basketball nationals
GEELONG will host the inaugural round of a national three-on-three basketball competition.
Basketball Australia chief Anthony Moore said the 2015 3X3 Nationals would begin at...
Cricket: Cats play Tiger for pride only
JIM TIMBERLAKE
EVERYTHING looked good early when Geelong Cricket Club travelled to Prahran last Saturday for a one-day match, won the toss and elected to...
Cricket: Surge to finals narrows down
By JIM TIMBERLAKE
WITH the inclement weather around late last week, an early decision was made by Cricket Victoria to cancel the first week of...
Fighting gummies off the Heads
Chris Pitman
THIS past week saw some exceptional whiting captures along with some huge gummy sharks.
Clifton Springs is still proving the place to be as...
Finals beckon after time out
JIM TIMBERLAKE
AFTER a two-week break for Christmas and New Year, cricket returns to local playing fields tomorrow, and while some will already be looking...
Kingfish hold court on peninsula
By CHRIS PITMAN
A FANTASTIC start to the year for anglers saw mighty kingfish to beast bream and anything in-between finding its way into fishing...
Celebrating Culture and Country
City Hall will light up with a “colourful and thought-provoking” projection program for NAIDOC Week.
From July 4 to 13 the program will feature work...
