Two-year reprieve for dirt bike riders
Jane EmerickDirt bike riders will keep their home base at Barrabool Hills for another two years, Sporting Motor Cycle Club officially announced yesterday.
Sporting Motor...
Look out Melbourne The Fuzz is coming
Andrew MathiesonGEELONG Cup winner The Fuzz should have the goods to continue a recent trend of producing Melbourne Cup contenders, the boss of Geelong’s...
New Cat herald revival
Andrew MathiesonGEELONG Football Club president Frank Costa has revealed a desire to replicate the brand success of an English football giant with the launch...
Cat Egan delayed in setback with foot
Andrew MathiesonALL AUSTRALIAN defender Matthew Egan’s foot is back in a cast following his last ditch attempt to break into Geelong Football Club’s premiership...
Twenty20 a knockout
Andrew MathiesonBARWON cricket region organisers are set to run a Twenty20 knockout competition next season encompassing all clubs from the Geelong, Bellarine, Southern Leigh...
Lonergan’s recovery hits setback. Cat back in hospital
Andrew MathiesonBATTERED Cat Tom Lonergan’s recovery from removal of a kidney suffered a setback when he returned to Geelong Hospital yesterday.
The young Cat had...
Herbert caps big Supercats week
Andrew MathiesonGEELONG Supercats guard Nathan Herbert has capped a premiership week with his club’s most valuable player award.
The son of former Geelong great...
Cats set for review of ‘disappointing’ 2006
Andrew MathiesonGEELONG has gone into damage control the week after all but surrendering its season.
A 23-point loss to St Kilda on Sunday has now...
Supercats thank Canberra crowd
Andrew MathiesonGEELONG Supercats skipper Jarrod Leonard has credited a hostile Canberra crowd for his team’s overtime win to reach the east conference grand final...
Bleak week for embattled Cats. Costa backs Thompson
Mark HeenanGEELONG Football Club president Frank Costa has thrown his weight behind embattled coach Mark Thompson.
Costa stood by Thompson this week amid media reports...
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Monster Fair draws novel sleuths
Like thousands of Geelong bookworms, Freda Wright loves to open a thriller novel and pursue mysterious villains through the streets of Victorian England.
“If I...
