Football

  • Football season over for Bombers utility

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker has confirmed the injury of Brad Johnson will rule the 24-year-old out for the remainder of the season.

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  • Saints hope players will be fit to go

    Birregurra coach Glen Darroch says he is expecting a number of key reinforcements into his side when the Saints take on Western Eagles tomorrow.

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  • Demons hopeful four can return

    Otway Districts were ambitiously waiting and hopeful that senior players Locky Bone, Al McKenzie, Jasper Coutts and co-coach Stewart Sutherland could get through last night’s training session.

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  • Fast recovery for South recruit

    Star South Colac recruit Sam Giblett is set to return for tomorrow’s clash against Apollo Bay, while a further three Roos will miss.

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  • The best reason to miss footy

    Irrewarra-Beeac footballer Jaden Angus says the birth of his third child was certainly worth missing a game of football for.

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  • Imps not giving up on women’s footy

    Former Colac Imperials president Peter Lucas says the club won’t be chucking in the towel for women’s football any time soon.

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  • Tigers not blaming outs for shock loss

    Colac Tigers co-coach Rowan McSparron came out of retirement to play his first game in four years as injury and illness hit the club on the weekend, but McSparron made no excuses for his team’s loss to Geelong West.

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  • Hawks prevail for new coach

    New Apollo Bay coach Jarrod Wight says he was left inspired to come away with the Hawks “best performance of the season” following a tumultuous week off the field.

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