CDFNL football

  • Hawks coach commits to a third year

    Apollo Bay president Kyle Briggs says the club was eager to reward gun footballer Brent Macleod for a third year as its senior coach in 2020.

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  • Young Bomber flying in defensive role

    [caption id="attachment_73511" align="alignright" width="300"] Teenager Jackson Richardson has become one of Irrewarra-Beeac’s most consistent performers in the past month thanks to a new role in defence. The Bombers take on the in-form Colac Imperials tomorrow.[/caption]
    A new role has helped teenager Jackson Richardson take his game to new heights in his second year of senior football.

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  • Son of a gun debuts in Roos’ win over Eagles

    The son of a South Colac stalwart made his debut as the Roos claimed outright top spot in Colac district football after five rounds.

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  • Teen impresses on debut

    Fifteen-year-old Noah Allen played his first senior game in Birregurra’s 133-point thumping over Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Torquay star joins Otway

    Otway Districts have landed a major early-season boost with former Torquay captain Troy Bird joining the football club.

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  • League keen to avoid junior teams merging

    Colac District Football Netball League chairman Peter Mulheron says the league hopes to avoid junior teams merging, with only two clubs boasting sufficient junior numbers for the 2018 season.

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