Football

  • Tiger working hard to return to the field

    Colac Tigers officials say Kane Smartt could almost “swim the English Channel” but still isn’t quite ready to return to the field.

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  • Lorne could cement top five

    A Lorne win this weekend is almost certain to cement Colac district football’s top five but there are still plenty of ladder-shaping games remain-ing.

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  • Young Hodge follows in his dad’s footsteps

    The son of one of Colac’s greatest sporting exports has begun to forge a successful path of his own at School Sport Australia’s under-15 national championships.

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  • Debutant is Bay’s youngest

    Apollo Bay coach Tyson Holt says the club’s youngest senior debutant this season showed his promising upside in his first outing.

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  • Finals almost certain after beating ‘Warra

    Lorne coach Al Adams says he’s rapt the Dolphins have been able to respond to their critics, with a hard-fought win over Irrewarra-Beeac giving the club a big chance of ending its three-year finals drought.

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  • Dees out to finish on a high with finals unlikely

    Otway Districts’ assistant coach Beau Fenton says the Demons hope to finish the season on a high after their second win over South Colac.

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  • Colac set for blockbuster

    A ninth straight win has the Colac Tigers primed for their top-of-the-table blockbuster clash with St Mary’s on Sunday, co-coach Rowan McSparron says.

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  • Illness fails to stop star Tiger

    Colac footballer Ryan Monaghan’s starring performance on Saturday almost didn’t happen, with the star onballer in doubt due to illness.

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