AFL

  • Former Hampden rivals face off in goal square

    An old-fashioned Cobden and Camperdown rivalry took place in the Marvel Stadium goal square when Ben Cunnington and Easton Wood locked horns in an AFL match.

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  • AFL connection to Colac horse

    Colac trainers Glenn and Wendy Thornton will hope Port Adelaide’s winning football form can rub off on his star filly Power Boom if it runs at Flemington this weekend.

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  • First-year Cat Steven savours maiden win

    Decorated Lorne football product Jack Steven says it was a special feeling celebrating his first win for AFL club Geelong. Geelong held on against a fast-finishing Melbourne to secure a three-point win at the MCG on Sunday. First-year Cat Steven was featuring in his second outing for the club after debuting against Carlton the week […]

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  • Essendon exports free to play Blues

    Colac district AFL exports Zach Merrett and Darcy Parish are free to play against Carlton this weekend after a teammate tested positive for coronavirus.

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  • Steven debuts for Cats

    Geelong coach Chris Scott says he expects champion Lorne football export Jack Steven to only get better after featuring in his first game for the club.

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  • Parish lands Bombers the win

    Former Winchelsea junior Darcy Parish was the match-winner for Essendon after a dominant final quarter against Sydney. Parish kicked a clutch goal to give the Bombers a seven-point lead when the Swans were coming hard at the visitors in the dying stages of Sunday’s clash at the SCG. He had 13 disposals in the fourth […]

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  • District Cats likely to miss

    The Colac district’s newest Geelong AFL footballers are expected to have to wait for their debuts with the Cats ahead of tonight’s clash against Hawthorn. AFL football returns this week for the first time since March, when the coronavirus pandemic put the season on hold. Geelong coach Chris Scott told media this week that first-round […]

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  • Swan puts hand up for selection

    Birregurra AFL export Lewis Melican says having an extended break from footy allowed him to recover from an injury setback that threatened to derail the early part of his season with Sydney.

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