Football

  • Coach says Roos still hungry

    South Colac premiership coach Nick Lynch has denied claims that the Roos have lost their hunger after slipping a game outside the top five.

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  • Hickey backs local for state trials

    Geelong Falcons officials hope Gerangamete’s Maddy Seebeck’s hot start to the Coates Talent League season will earn her a spot in this month’s under-18 state trial game.

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  • Interleague trials prove popular

    More than 100 talented young footballers hit the track for Colac district junior football’s first training sessions ahead of this month’s interleague games.

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  • Imps young gun in top two

    A dominant performance against Apollo Bay has lifted Colac Imperials’ Campbell Scott into second spot on the coaches’ MVP leaderboard, while a veteran Bomber and young Demons scored the perfect 10 votes in round eight.

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  • Dees overcome lapses in drought-breaking win

    Otway Districts ended one of the longest droughts in Colac district football when they upstaged the reigning premiers on Saturday, seriously denting the Roos’ finals aspirations.

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  • Selection chaos for Bombers

    Irrewarra-Beeac has managed to hold off a fighting Lorne outfit, despite the Bombers being forced to make three late changes to their initial line-up.

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  • Bruising win comes at a cost for Imperials

    Colac Imperials youngster Jett Price will miss the Imps’ clash with reigning premier South Colac this weekend following a bruising win over Apollo Bay.

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  • Walters stands up in victory over Lara

    Colac footballer Dustin Walters stepped up to play an unfamiliar role in his team’s dominant win over Lara.

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