Colac Football Netball Club

  • Champion ruckman re-commits to Colac

    Champion Colac ruckman Lochie Veale says a chat with new co-coach Rowan McSparron inspired him to re-commit for one final season of senior football in the Geelong Football League.

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  • Milestone footballer quick to have impact

    Colac Tigers football champion Tyson Hay says he had an inkling that Kane Leersen was set for a bright future at the club when he debuted in 2007.

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  • New Tiger shines next to star stoppers

    Netball recruit Rhiannon Whitson didn’t need to look far for advice from accomplished defenders when she arrived at the Colac Tigers this year.

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  • Netballer still upbeat after rupturing achilles

    Colac Tigers co-coach Hope Carmody says teammate and B Grade netballer Ally Seal is keeping a positive mindset despite facing up to 12 months on the sidelines.

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  • McSparron appointed to lead Tigers in 2019

    Colac Football Netball Club president Matt Gibson says appointing Geelong Amateur premiership mentor Rowan McSparron to a co-coaching role is a major boost for the club.

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  • State duties reunite Falcons

    Colac product Jarrod Walters says he benefited from locking horns with fellow footballers who missed out on an AFL spot during yesterday’s AFL Victoria Challenge Cup.

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  • District trio to play in front of selectors

    Colac district footballers Ethan Floyd, Cooper Stephens and Cassidy Parish will get opportunities to play in front of AFL recruiters as part of AFL Victoria’s new Young Guns Series.

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  • Tigers midcourt duo parts ways with club

    Colac Tigers co-coach Sara Hay says the club has the midcourt depth to cover the loss of key netballers Riley Stephens and Chelsea Hillman.

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