CDFNL

  • Dolphin tackles gruelling race

    Lorne A Grade netball coach Leigh Potter missed the Dolphins’ clash against Simpson on the weekend for a physically gruelling national event, competing against thousands.

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  • Star trio invited

    Three Colac netballers will vie for Victorian academy selection following strong showings at the Central Western Association Championships.

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  • Premiership Bomber finally reaches milestone

    “I think he just tried to model himself on me,” former Irrewarra-Beeac player Luke Vickers said ahead of Troy Keating’s long-awaited 200th senior match this weekend.

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  • Role reversed for tag-king Curnow

    In what was one of the most anticipated matches of the home and away season, two CDFNL powerhouses in Alvie and Lorne went to battle, but the byplay of a midfield matchup caught the attention of spectators.

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  • Weekend of trucks, utes, arts & sport

    There’s an overflow of activities across the Colac Otway region this weekend for locals and visitors alike, with everything from art through to sport, trucks, utes and all in between.

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  • Young Swans defy the odds

    When Micah Robb was sitting in a wheelchair as an 8-year-old watching his mates play sport, he longed for the day he was out there running alongside them.

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  • Call for respect for sportspeople

    Football supporters are being urged to show respect for CDFNL teams on and off the field, after under-18s players were booed by a group of spectators after the siren on Satur-
    day.

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  • Rivals unite to support cause

    A Colac mental health group is encouraging local sport stars, club volunteers and spectators to get vocal – on and off the netball court and football ground.

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