Colac Tigers

  • Young Colac netballer in league’s top team

    THE ACCOLADES continue for Colac Tiger Brooke Allan in 2015, with the 16-year-old netball star shining at the Geelong league awards night.

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  • Good and bad news for Colac Tigers

    STAR COLAC footballer James Linton is free to play in this weekend’s preliminary final after officials withdrew a report against him.

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  • Scans for injured onballer

    COLAC midfielder Jake O’Dwyer will have scans this week to determine the extent of his persisting calf injury which has ruled him out of tomorrow’s blockbuster semi-final.

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  • Tigers hold off Dragons’ run

    COLAC TIGERS football coach Paul Lynch concedes his team “ran out of gas” in Saturday’s qualifying final, just holding off a fast-finishing Bell Park by three points.

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  • Tigers’ triumph one to savour

    COLAC TIGERS’ under-16 footballers produced a premiership victory to savour when the side fought from behind to seal a thrilling two-point win.

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  • Eagles expected to swoop on Tigers

    COLAC TIGERS are expecting no mercy from a Newtown and Chilwell team playing for its season tomorrow.

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  • Tigers play it safe before finals

    COLAC football officials will not take any risks with star midfielder James Linton after he injured an ankle in the Tigers’ anticlimactic loss to St Josephs.

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  • Junior footballer eyes premiership after individual honour

    HUMBLE Colac Tigers midfielder Leigh Gorwell has his eyes solely on tasting premiership success for the first time, despite another individual accolade.

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