Football

  • New Demons impress

    Despite a tough loss to South Colac, Otway Districts coach Sean Maxwell is remaining optimistic and sees a lot of positives in the club’s six debutants on Saturday.

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  • Bay coach praises debutants

    Apollo Bay coach Harley Soall has heaped praise on the Hawks’ newest debutants.

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  • Family rapt to see young Cat get AFL chance

    Cooper Stephens’ mum Mandy says it was an emotional moment when Cooper broke the news that he was finally going to make his AFL debut.

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  • Whopper’s return lifts Tigers

    The return of Simpson spearhead Nick “Whopper” Harding could not have come at a better time for he Tigers after his seven-goal master class and match-winner lead his side to a seven-point thriller over Colac Imperials.

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  • ‘Winless run won’t last long’

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says he expects Birregurra’s winless start to the season won’t last much longer.

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  • First-gamers make an impact

    It took until the final four minutes of the game for the Colac Tigers to take back the lead in their thrilling win over Newtown and Chilwell, with one of Colac’s two debutants getting involved in the game-winning play.

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  • Four Dolphins debut as club makes 10 changes

    Lorne coach Alex Adams says the Dolphins overcame a “hectic” week with 10 changes ahead of Saturday’s win over the Western Eagles, including four first-gamers.

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  • Swans respond to loss

    Alvie coach Joe Dare says his team responded well from its first loss in 12 months, with a 110-point win over Apollo Bay.

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