Football

  • Star Tiger named top rookie

    The Geelong Football Netball League has recognised the incredibly bright future of Colac footballer Tobyn Murray, as he was last night crowned the league’s Rookie of the Year.

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  • Skipper almost sat out

    Lorne captain Sean Smartt has revealed a torn ligament during the week almost ruled him out of winning a fourth premiership with the club.

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  • Unexpected premiership for champion forward

    Lorne premiership forward Jackson Bright says winning a premiership with the Dolphins has been an unexpected bonus after coming out of retirement to have a kick with some mates this year.

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  • Medallist feared he might miss decider

    Best-on-ground medallist Sam Torpy concedes he had fears he may not squeeze his way back into Lorne’s team for finals.

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  • Bragging rights for star recruit

    Star Lorne recruit Charlie McCartin claimed bragging rights as the only senior premiership player in his family on the weekend, a title he may not hold for much longer.

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  • Football return wasn’t on ex-coach’s radar

    Former Lorne coach Al Adams never expected to return to the field let alone play in another premiership.

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  • Family tradition rolls on

    He’s got a long way to go to catch up to his dad in terms of premierships, but Lorne’s Richard White is on his way.

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  • Coach backs delisted Hawk, while Cat not offered contract

    A Hawthorn assistant coach believes Colac’s Cooper Stephens still has plenty to give at AFL level despite being delisted by the Hawks.

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