Football

  • Mentor eager to step back

    Western Eagles coach Craig Hardingham says he’s excited to step back from football and spend more time with his family following his decision to leave the role after five years.

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  • Family rapt for Matildas young gun

    Birregurra’s Archie and Theo Forssman have a special connection to the Australian women’s football team that has taken the country by storm, with their stepsister Kyra part of the side.

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  • Duo a chance to return against Lorne

    A star recruit and young gun are set to return to Alvie’s side tomorrow but coach Joe Dare says the Swans will need to replicate last weekend’s intensity if they are to beat an in-form Lorne.

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  • Could we see Roo return to Cobden?

    Cobden champion Brett Taylor says he expects Ben Cunnington’s phone to be running hot following his retirement from the AFL this week, and says he’d love to see Cunnington back in the red-and-black in the future.

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  • Respected cricket leader excited about footy role

    One of the region’s most successful cricket leaders says he never had any aspirations to get into football coaching but said the opportunity was too good to pass up.

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  • Colac yet to learn the severity of Tiger’s injury

    Colac officials were still waiting last night to learn the severity of Frazer O’Gorman’s latest setback as they look to bounce back against Newtown and Chilwell tomorrow.

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  • Junior focus for Eagles

    The Western Eagles are set opting against playing their talented junior players as the club looks to cement its spot in under-18 finals.

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  • Imperials keen to rebound

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro has backed his team to bounce back as it looks to rebound from last week’s loss to Alvie in tomorrow’s Cat-or-Roo Cup.

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