Sport

  • Herald launches new-look footy tipping challenge

    A new-look Colac Herald footy tipping challenge dedicated to the AFL will launch this weekend.

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  • AFL Barwon tables modified season options

    Colac district chairman Peter Hickey says the league will leave it up to clubs to decide if they want to take part in modified football-netball seasons under the AFL Barwon banner.

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  • Tigers coach calls for officials to act swiftly

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron has called on football officials to act swiftly if they are to create a makeshift competition for players in
    2020.

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  • Simpson solo after vote

    Simpson co-coach Tom Leishman says senior footballers and netballers were left “gutted” after the Tigers were the only club to vote in favour of keeping a Colac district season alive in 2020.

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  • Women’s footy could grow

    Women’s football could continue to grow this season as other sports come to a standstill amid the coronavirus pandemic, one coach says.

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  • Hampden league latest to fall

    Cobden coach Adam Courtney says the Bombers were prepared to play football and netball this year if crowds were allowed in the Hampden
    league.

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  • Junior participation key focus

    Getting junior football and netball off the ground in 2020 remains a key focus for Colac district league clubs and officials following this week’s decision to cancel senior competitions.

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  • Pandemic put players in a tough position

    Committed Lorne netball leader Carly Enticott says she was preparing to sit out a season this year due to coronavirus fears.

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