Football

  • Bomber’s loyalty pays off

    Irrewarra-Beeac officials say they are committed to helping teenager Mitch Thornton become the best player he can be after he knocked back suggestions to test himself in the major leagues to stay with the Bombers.

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  • Imps excited for test

    Another tough test awaits the young Colac Imperials, but coach Paul Liistro says his side is looking forward to the challenge of playing Alvie.

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  • Five in selection mix for Bay

    Despite still searching for their first win, Apollo Bay coach Harley Soall believes returning personnel could turn the Hawks’ season around.

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  • Demons not getting ahead of themselves

    Otway Districts assistant coach Jayden Hodge says the Demons are trying to “take it one game at a time” and not get to far ahead of themselves despite the club’s best start to a season since 2018.

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  • Mental health game holds special meaning

    South Colac milestone man Todd Baudinette says the Roos’ mental health match with Simpson holds a special meaning for him.

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  • Roos at full strength with trio to return

    South Colac will be at full strength for the first time this year in this weekend’s clash with undefeated Simpson, following the season debut of Steve Presani and Billy McLeod on Sunday night.

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  • Hamstring setback for Imps tall

    Colac Imperials could be without one key recruit for a run of big games after he strained a hamstring in the Imps’ night game.

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  • Roos prevail in backline battle

    South Colac coach Nick Lynch says his team’s win against Colac Imperials was a “battle of the backlines”, as the Roos were able to pull away late in the low-scoring contest.

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