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Christian College tastes surf successStudents from Christian College took out the Victorian School Surfing Titles team event at Phillip Island’s Smiths Beach last Friday.
Forget the car-pool – the Torquay Tigers are looking for supporters who are willing to try a new way to travel.
Gearing up for Great Ocean Road MarathonThe countdown is on and a record number of contestants are warming up to take on the Great Ocean Road International Marathon in and around Lorne.
The men’s overall winner was from Northern GC, Barry Davis with 40 points. Women’s winner was Samantha Jones from Curlewis, with 39.
Tuesday was women’s stableford – a small field showed up to see Frances Searle capitalise on last week’s win with a 34 from Marie Powell.
Torquay Cup ready to race aheadAfter months of preparation and a huge response from Torquay businesses, the Surf Coast Times Torquay Cup will come to life on May 25.
Torquay boys to play ball overseasTwo talented junior baseballers from Torquay will be playing overseas in July as part of Victorian Baseball’s development program.
Kyle Hymans led the Under 13 boys to a solid draw with Bell Park at the Bell Park Sports Ground.
Deakin were only able to provide 12 players for their fixture against Surfside, meaning this was always going to be a difficult game.
From Queenscliff to the outbackLong distance runners Ben Watts and Sarah Bredebusch are encouraging people to get along to a fundraiser at the Queenscliff Golf Club.
Exciting news for our pennant team as they have progressed to the final after a close encounter with Lonsdale winning 4 and 3 on Sunday.
It seems that finally the winter is upon us, at least that is how it seemed late last week.
Sporty Sue eyes worldsSusan Reilly of Aireys Inlet is one busy lady, adding three medals to her trophy cabinet after wins at the Victorian Lifesaving Masters Championships.
The SCFC girls played as a mature and tight-knit team on the fast synthetic pitch, controlling the ball well with some excellent passing.
Tigers and Coutas in top of the table clashThe highly anticipated match between Torquay and 2011 premiers Queenscliff is set to dominate round seven of the BFL season.
Sunday saw members do battle with an old favourite par event, with Daniel Wright, Colin Kosky and Michael Bates winning their respective divisions.
The women kicked off their club championships and Mandy Buckley showed good form, taking a 3 shot advantage from Marilyn Clifford.
The recent Annual General Meeting of the Anglesea Bowling Club was well attended by members with all vacancies on the Board now filled.
Local weightlifters shineFourteen local weightlifters have pushed the limits at the 2012 Victorian Masters and Seniors Championships.
Aerosport Allstars star at ArenaThe 2012 Federation of International Sport Aerobics and Fitness Victorian Championships drew over 500 competitors from clubs around the state.
BC3 needs to be seen to be believedThe Surf Coast and Bellarine are fast becoming thoroughbred racing meccas, and former jockey Simon Marshall is encouraging locals to embrace it.
Three teams remain undefeated after five rounds of the Bellarine Football league season.
No bluffing at the BluffIn near perfect conditions, the final round of the Krash Industries Jet Ski Titles was held at Urquharts Bluff recently.
The weather certainly played its part during the past week but let’s cut to the golf.
Last Sunday was rather cool, and the fields were smaller than usual.
Researchers are used to catching big fish on the Murray River but one big cod gave them a surprise by coughing up a live fish.
