Football

  • School players lift Lorne

    Lorne under-18 coach Cam Nugent says he expects tomorrow’s preliminary final between the Dolphins and Colac Imperials to be a healthy but highly competitive clash.

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  • Roos not ruling out another challenge

    South Colac officials are yet to decide whether they will challenge Tom McKean’s two-week ban, currently facing the prospect of being without both McKean and Todd Baudinette for next week’s grand final.

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  • Family reunion boosts Dare

    Could we see Arthur Dare holding up the Jack Mahoney Medal in the next few decades?

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  • Star put retirement on hold

    Irrewarra-Beeac star Ben Lavars has revealed he almost hung up the boots before agreeing to continue his decorated football career at Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Popular Tiger set for game 250

    A popular Colac Tigers footballer will join exclusive company when he notches up his 250th club game this weekend.

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  • Young Dolphins keep battling on

    Lorne under-14.5 football coach Luke Peillon says his players are showing “courageous” form after a long and tiring season as they gear up to face Apollo Bay in tomorrow’s preliminary final.

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  • Dare follows in dad’s footsteps

    Alvie’s Levi Dare has followed in the footsteps of his father Dennis and taken out tonight’s Jack Mahoney Medal as Colac district football’s senior-and-fairest, with a young Cat finishing runner-up.

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  • Imps gun crowned league’s rising star

    Colac Imperials’ Campbell Scott has followed in the footsteps of his brother Bailey by taking out Colac district football’s Max Gray Memorial Award for the league’s best under-21 player.

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