Football

  • Blues star rapt to see brother prevail

    AFL superstar Charlie Curnow says he thought older brother Ed was the happiest he’d been throughout his football career after landing the Lorne Football Netball Club a premiership on the weekend.

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  • Four changes but Alvie still too good

    Not even four forced changes and coming up against the minor premiers could stop Alvie from winning this year’s reserves premiership.

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  • Comeback stuns Saints coach

    Even Birregurra co-coach Ethan Floyd says he had his doubts the Saints could come back and win when they trailed by three goals heading into the final quarter of Saturday’s under-18 grand final.

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  • Young Roos relieved to cap off perfect year

    South Colac coach Adam McNamara says relief was the overarching feeling as the Roos’ under-14.5 footballers put the finishing touches on their perfect season.

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  • Dolphins deliver 14th flag

    Lorne premiership coach Ed Curnow says anything is possible when you’ve got a group of players that love coming together to improve their game.

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  • Hard call for Lorne selectors

    Lorne coach Ed Curnow made special mention of the unlucky Dolphins squeezed out of Saturday’s grand final team during post-game celebrations.

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  • Four inclusions for Lorne’s grand final side

    Star player-coach Ed Curnow heads a list of four ins for Lorne’s grand final team, while Irrewarra-Beeac has made one for today’s decider.

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  • Chance for a flag up north

    Former Colac Tigers Footballer Liam McCarthy has set his sights on premiership success, lining up for the South Cairns Cutters in the AFL Cairns grand final this weekend.

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