Football

  • Tribunal for recruit as Swans cop bans

    Star Alvie recruit Chris Moreland will face a tribunal hearing tonight with hopes of playing again this season, but gun forward Lincoln Dare will miss this weekend’s preliminary final after the Swans accepted his one-game ban.

    By

  • Baby Morgan here just in time

    Alvie reserves coach Liam Williamson almost missed the Swans’ biggest game of the season so far – and for good reason.

    By

  • Semi-final loss sums up South Colac’s season

    South Colac coach Brad Surkitt says Sunday’s narrow semi-final loss to Irrewarra-Beeac summed up his side’s season.

    By

  • Flag chance lures captain back on field

    Irrewarra-Beeac leader Dylan Flanigan’s season appeared over when he ruptured his adductor muscle against Apollo Bay in June.

    By

  • Club honours young bowler

    The Colac Sportsmen’s Club has honoured lawn bowls rising star Max Heaton-Harris with Sports Star of the Month honours.

    By

  • Brutal break fails to dampen Bomber’s spirits

    Irrewarra-Beeac recruit Xavier Slater says he’s come to terms missing the remainder of finals after suffering a brutal leg break in the Bombers’ reserves semi-final on the weekend.

    By

  • Skipper suffers punctured lung as season ends

    Geelong Falcons officials say Colac’s Brady Hall could be brought back as an overage player next year after his injury-riddled season continued on the weekend with a punctured lung.

    By

  • Praise for star goalkicker

    Outgoing Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says he would love to have two Adam Garners in his side, one at either end of the field, after a breakout season up forward saw him claim the league’s goal-kicking award.

    By