Football

  • 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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  • More debutants for in-form Tigers

    Simpson had yet another debutant in its round three win over Birregurra, a former Saint and league medallist.

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  • Perfect 10 for young trio

    Three young footballers scored the perfect 10 coaches’ votes in the third round of Colac district football, including one in a losing side.

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  • Scans reveal Roo’s fractured back

    Young South Colac footballer Riley Mahoney says he was left in shock when CT scans revealed he had fractured his back in a tackle.

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  • Demons’ hot start continues

    Seven-goal hero Jim Abraham has led his Otway Districts side to its second consecutive win of the year, after a 94-pointthrashing of the Western Eagles.

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  • Simpson not putting ceiling on its season

    New Simpson coach Daniel Beard says he’s not putting a ceiling on what his team can produce this year following its best start to a season in six years.

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  • Tigers returning to their best

    Colac co-coach Darcy Lang says the Tigers used their best quarter of football for the year to break open Saturday’s clash against Bell Park.

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  • Breakthrough win a reminder

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says his side’s breakthrough win over Apollo Bay was a reminder of the kind of football the Bombers can play.

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