AFL Barwon

  • Training restrictions still in place

    CDFNL clubs and the Colac Tigers will have to wait to start training, despite some  coronavirus restrictions easing in Victoria yesterday.

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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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  • Colac trio in Cats’ academy

    Three Colac footballers will take their first step towards the Geelong Falcons’ program with selection in a new Geelong Cats initiative.

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  • Footballers receive bans for breaching cyber policy

    Two Colac district footballers have copped two-week suspensions for breaching the AFL’s cyber-safety policy.

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  • Junior netballers selected

    The Colac district’s top junior netballers will gain insights from CDFNL A Grade coaches during a Super Clinic ahead of their busy representative schedule.

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  • Bay avoids penalty after points breach

    AFL Barwon has announced that Apollo Bay will avoid penalty for breaching its player points cap due to an administration error in its round one win against Simpson.

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  • Officials cancel plans for junior footy shake-up

    The structure of junior football in the Colac district will remain largely the same in 2018 after officials abolished plans to create an under-13 competition in the CDFL.

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  • Imps to field two more teams

    Colac Imperials have begun plans to field a senior women’s football side in 2018 following the success of the club’s junior girls’ teams last year.

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