Sport
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Weather turns in favour of anglers
A pleasant and well overdue break in the weather has seen anglers dust off the gear and get back into the local fishing with some…
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Star defender plays on with broken wrist
Ocean Grove goalkeeper Georgia Berry played the entire second half of Saturday’s Bellarine Netball League A Grade grand final with a broken wrist. Berry fell…
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Three sides finish runners-up
Voice photographers Ivan Kemp and Louisa Jones captured the action from Ocean Grove’s 13 & Under Division 2, 17 & Under Division 2 and E…
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Cats play out a draw
Geelong fought back in the second half to draw its bruising AFLW clash with North Melbourne in wet and windy conditions. Cats forward Mikayla Bowen…
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Premiership glory for Grubbers
Ocean Grove won a second consecutive A Grade premiership in stunning fashion against Geelong Amateur at Leopold on Saturday September 7. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp…
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C and D Grades win premiership
Ocean Grove won the C and D Grade grand finals against Modewarre and Geelong Amateur respectively at Leopold on Saturday September 7 and Voice photographer…
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Two in a row for awesome Grubbers
They’ve done it again. For the second consecutive season Ocean Grove has taken on an undefeated Geelong Amateur in the Bellarine Netball League A Grade…
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Double delight for Torquay
Torquay rebounded from its second semi-final loss to win consecutive Bellarine Football League premierships at Leopold today. Torquay had the game won early in the…
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Hat-trick of wins for Highton
Tennis Geelong’s Saturday Senior Pennant concluded this week with grand finals played in trying conditions. Highton was best represented by far, with seven teams vying…
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Grove goes four from four
Geelong Lawn was best represented in Tennis Geelong’s Junior Winter Pennant grand finals with seven teams fighting it out with three of them successful. The…
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Grubbers hope history repeats
Ocean Grove A Grade coach Mel Holmes will be hoping that her side can emulate last season’s Bellarine Netball League heroics and defeat an unbeaten…
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Cats into prelim
Geelong attacking guns Tyson Stengle and Jeremy Cameron have fired the Cats to an 84-point torching of Port Adelaide in the first AFL qualifying final.…
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