Colac Otway Rovers

  • Young soccer stars face off in grand final

    Colac Otway Rovers hosted its Mini Roos program grand final at Beeac as a big curtain raiser for the men’s match against Surf Coast.

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  • Rovers improve despite loss

    Despite a second loss to Surf Coast FC this season, Colac Otway Rovers player Sohail Ali says major improvements were shown in the 2-1 loss compared to the round one clash.

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  • Rovers take it up to ladder-leader after break

    The Colac Otway Rovers were faced with a tough ask facing ladder-leader Corio SC in their first game back since a two-week hiatus but the Rovers showcased their improvement in the 3-1 loss.

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  • Another Rovers game is lost

    For the second consecutive week the Colac Otway Rovers have been unable to play matches against their rival opponents.

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  • Club happy to postpone game

    Colac Otway Rovers and Drysdale SC looked set to meet for the first time this season but an unfortunate number of unavailabiltes for Drysdale led to a mutual decision between both teams to postpone the match.

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  • Special game for soccer side

    Colac Otway Rovers ventured down to Geelong, only to fall 1-0 short to the Deakin Ducks in a special Naidoc week game hosted by Deakin.

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  • Rover thriving in first season

    First-year Colac Otway Rovers star Adam Gavens says new coach Will Meaden has transformed the Beeac-based club into an environment that has allowed improvement.

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  • Rovers’ captain proud of his side

    Colac Otway Rovers went down in a gallant 2-1 fight against a very strong Bellarine Sharks at Beeac.

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