Football

  • Falcons eye next stage

    Colac Imperials’ Keeley Hardingham and Mia Featherston will turn their attention to the AFLW draft after wrapping up their Geelong Falcons commitments.

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  • Swans rise after COVID hits

    Even a player with a torn ACL stepped up to help Alvie hold on for a thrilling win against Lorne following the Swans’ recent COVID outbreak.

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  • Imps consider football merger

    Colac Imperials’ women’s football team is reportedly considering a merger in a bid to continue to provide football opportunities to local women.

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  • Easter clash to go ahead despite COVID cases

    Lorne’s Easter football and netball clash with Alvie will go ahead despite an outbreak of COVID cases hitting the Swans over the weekend.

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  • Lorne star nearly cuts off thumb

    Two-time Jack Mahoney Medallist Mark McCormack says an accident with a circular saw almost cost him the thumb on his left hand.

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  • Steven in for Easter clash

    Former AFL footballer Jack Steven will play his first game of the season with Lorne in this weekend’s Easter blockbuster against Alvie.

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  • St Mary’s still wary of Colac

    St Mary’s football coach Travis Robertson says he doesn’t expect another comfortable win when his side meets Colac again this season.

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  • Region proud of Shelley

    Colac’s mayor says AFLW star Shelley Scott is serving as a positive role model for the shire’s young people.

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