Football

  • Hawk, Swan tie for under-14.5 medal

    Apollo Bay’s Tamar Holt and Alvie’s Luke Everett have tied for Colac district football’s under-14.5 best-and-fairest award.

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  • Concerns after another big loss

    Colac Tigers co-coach Rowan McSparron has conceded there are concerns after back-to-back heavy losses, as the team looks to make changes to avoid elimination this weekend.

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  • ‘Our job’s not finished’

    South Colac coach Nick Lynch says the job’s still not finished after the long-suffering Roos booked a spot in their fourth grand final in 11 years.

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  • Eagles prevail in fiery contest

    The Western Eagles’ under-18 footballers overcame a fiery finish to their second semi-final clash with Colac Imperials to book a spot in their first top-age junior grand final in 18 years.

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  • Bomber shows toughness in semi-final win

    An injury scare to co-captain Henry Barber was the only concern after Irrewarra-Beeac’s under-14.5 team booked its spot in the grand final.

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  • Injury fears but Swans prevail

    There are fears star Alvie footballer Lachy Mahoney might have reinjured his troublesome knee but the Swans have secured a spot in their third reserves grand final in seven
    years.

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  • Injury scare for mid, while another tribunal hearing awaits

    South Colac has declared champion midfielder Josh Black will be back for the grand final following fears he could have needed season-ending surgery, while another gun Roo will face a tribunal Tuesday night.

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  • Tigers footballer shines in milestone match

    Colac footballer Jack Slater celebrated his 100th club game with a best-on-ground performance in the Tigers’ reserves elimination final win.

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