Football

  • Lorne rises from fourth to win

    Lorne’s under-18 footballers have achieved an extremely rare feat in football, winning a premiership from outside the top three.

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  • Young Bombers ‘deserved their premiership’

    Irrewarra-Beeac under-14.5 coach Simon Dewar says his young side “got what it deserved” when it hoisted the premiership trophy after a near-perfect season.

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  • Drought-breaking flag isn’t just for the players

    South Colac’s first premiership coach in two decades has paid tribute to everyone who helped get the club to its drought-breaking grand final win.

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  • Roo out to win for home club

    Gun South Colac footballer Brendan Monaghan says he’d love to bring a premiership cup to his home club.

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  • Family, not grand finals, lured gun to Bombers

    Former Colac footballer Tyler Flanigan says it was family, not grand finals, that lured him to Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Injuries fail to slow Swan down

    Alvie’s Alex Williamson’s injury-interrupted season was rounded out by a surprise Colac district reserves best-and-fairest award.

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  • Swans overcome rough start

    Alvie’s reserves football side was on the bottom of the ladder after three rounds.

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  • Underdogs enter decider with belief

    Apollo Bay under-14.5 coach Tyson Holt says his young side has belief it can take down junior powerhouse Irrewarra-Beeac.

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