Football

  • Cat played with broken bone

    Beeac export David Cameron has revealed he played in Geelong’s famous 1989 VFL grand final with a broken collarbone.

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  • Western Eagles poised to rise

    Outgoing Western Eagles coach Craig Hardingham is confident the club’s emerging talent has the Eagles poised to climb the ladder.

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  • Medal honour fitting for Pete

    Colac District Football Netball League officials say naming the league’s football grand final best-on-ground medal after late league champion Peter Featherston “just made sense”.

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  • Tigers likely to crown first-time medallist

    The Colac Tigers appear set to crown a first-time Ted Parker Medallist at tonight’s presentation night.

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  • Eagles’ hunt for new football coach continues

    Western Eagles officials hope to have a new senior football coach locked in before the end of the month, after a recent prospect fell through.

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  • Rohan ready for fourth crack

    Cobden AFL export Gary Rohan says nothing will change this week as he prepares for his fourth AFL grand final, but this time against his old side.

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  • Team of the Year players re-sign

    The Colac Tigers have announced their first crop of re-signings, with three members of this year’s Geelong Football Netball League Team of the Year among the bunch.

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  • Right time to step down

    Outgoing Colac District Netball League chairman Peter Hickey says he is comfortable with his decision to step down from the role after four years, with the league in a “very healthy position”.

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