Football

  • Junior focus paying off for Birregurra

    Birregurra coach Glen Darroch says 15-year-old Joe Broomfield joins a growing list of junior Saints who have made the most of their opportunities at senior level, as injuries begin to take a toll.

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  • Female umpire to make history

    Colac’s Linda Knight will make history tomorrow when she becomes the first local female umpire to earn a central umpiring gig.

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  • Run home the ideal finals preparation

    Colac football co-coach Rowan McSparron says the Tigers’ run home is the perfect preparation for another premiership assault.

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  • AFL rule change won’t affect local footy

    Colac district football’s umpires coach says little will change with the interpretation of high tackles at a local level after changes were made in the AFL this week.

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  • Midfielder back at crucial time

    Simpson hopes to regain experienced midfielder Brock Neal for its clash with Alvie tomorrow, with the Tigers set to face the ladder-leader with a depleted and inexperienced midfield.

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  • ‘Warra excited for test

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says he is excited to see how his side stacks up against a quality outfit like South Colac tomorrow.

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  • Bay swings selection axe

    Apollo Bay could be set to swing the axe at team selection for tomorrows clash against Western Eagles, with up to six potential line-up changes.

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  • Tiger on track for finals

    Colac Tigers officials are confident they’ll be able to qualify Frazer O’Gorman for finals as he remains sidelined with injury, while a premiership midfielder is back in the country.

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