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  • Gun Hawk hospitalised after gruelling clash

    Apollo Bay coach Brent Macleod was hospitalised after the Hawks’ preliminary final loss to South Colac, but says he wasn’t the only one left with nothing in the tank following the gruelling clash.

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  • West wary of Tigers’ depth

    Geelong West coach Jill Leader says her netballers won’t underestimate a Colac Tigers outfit missing Brooke Allan ahead of Sunday’s elimination final.

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  • Timely return for key players

    Colac Tigers trio Matt Garner, Tom Rieniets and Jack Barrow are likely to make a timely return to the club’s reserves side as finals kick off tomorrow.

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  • League reveals award nominees

    Four Colac district senior interleague football representatives are among the 20 players nominated for the Colac district league’s Max Gray Memorial Award tonight.

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  • Emerging Hawk, 14, eyeing senior footy

    Colac district football’s under-15 best-and-fairest winner Joel Cooper was on the verge of making league history this season.

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  • Bay’s win for the history books

    “It has to be the greatest win I’ve had as a senior footballer.”

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  • Second Roo ruled out of finals

    South Colac assistant coach Luke Burnett is set to join banned skipper Jake O’Dwyer on the sidelines for the remainder of finals after breaking a collarbone in the Roos’ semi-final loss to Lorne.

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  • Bay coach tipped to take out medal

    Champion Apollo Bay footballer Brent Macleod will enter next week’s Jack Mahoney Medal league vote count as hot favourite for the second year in a row.

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