Football

  • Footage helps free Cat

    Match footage has helped clear two key Colac Imperials players for tomorrow’s blockbuster clash with Irrewarra-Beeac, with their coach stating it highlights the importance of having games filmed.

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  • Lynch still a ‘Coragulac boy’

    Fred Lynch says he’s always wondered what his football career would have looked like if he went to Geelong instead of Essendon, after revealing the Cats had shown interest.

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  • Cats’ call shocks gun netballer

    Star Alvie netball recruit Ruby Bowers thought someone was playing a practical joke when Geelong called to invite her to VFLW pre-season training.

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  • Eagles lose defender for fortnight

    The Western Eagles will be without one of their best young key defenders for their clash with Alvie this weekend, and the following match against Simpson.

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  • Imps young gun free to play

    Colac Imperials young gun Noah Allen is free to play in this weekend’s blockbuster against Irrewarra-Beeac after having his suspension overturned at a tribunal hearing tonight.

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  • Print lists Demon’s 223 teammates

    Otway Districts has won praise online for the way it commemorated Dean Mahoney’s 300th senior game with the club.

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  • Coach backs Falcon after Young Gun snub

    Geelong Falcons coach Paul Corrigan says Colac footballer Cooper Hayes has the attributes to play higher-level footy despite missing out on a chance to compete in the AFL’s Young Guns Series.

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  • Eagle banned, Cat to face tribunal

    It’s been a busy week for AFL Barwon’s match review panel, with a Cat’s charge thrown out, an Eagle banned, and a star Imps forward preparing to face a tribunal.

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