Football

  • Battered Tiger could play after bye

    Colac footballer Aaron Walters is hopeful of playing after the bye after avoiding surgery following a facial fracture in the Tigers’ win over St Joseph’s.

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  • New leader for coaches’ award… again

    For the fourth week in a row, there is a new leader in Colac district football’s Player of the Year coaches’ award.

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  • Imperials shine despite accuracy concern

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says the Cats’ 55-point win over Simpson shows their work on ball movement is paying off, but they need to work on accuracy as they face a tough block of games ahead.

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  • Tigers topple another giant

    Colac’s 41-point win against top-three side St Joseph’s has proven the Tigers are a team not to be taken lightly this season and their premiership aspirations are well and truly alive.

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  • Kangas back on winners’ list

    South Colac has bounced back onto the winners’ list with a much-needed victory over the Western Eagles.

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  • Bombers storm home at Alvie

    If there was any doubt that Irrewarra-Beeac deserved to be a premiership contender, it assured all Colac district pundits that it is the real deal during a come-from-behind win against Alvie.

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  • Star still committed to cricket

    Star Colac cricket export Josh Garner says he’s still “100-per-cent” committed to the sport despite his surprise return to the football field with the Colac Tigers.

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  • Coach backs league for under-25 match

    Former CDFNL interleague football coach Dan Casey has backed the concept of the league fielding an under-25 interleague team in coming years.

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