Football

  • Falcons debut looms for Sienna

    Colac Imperials’ Sienna Mallon could be in line to make her Geelong Falcons debut this weekend, but fellow first-year Falcon Jaimie Castledine will have to wait.

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  • Recruit tipped to have impact

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says he expects Hampden league 100-gamer Jesse Williamson to have an immediate impact in his long-awaited return to the club.

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  • Young footballers’ return to boost Simpson

    New Simpson coach Daniel Beard has taken little time to bolster the Tigers’ list with seven new and returning players, with a major focus on youth.

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  • New coach plans to showcase women’s footy

    New Colac Imperials women’s football coach Paul Liistro has big plans to help revive women’s football in the Colac district this year.

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  • Cats rookie nominated for Mark of the Year

    Former Colac Imperials footballer Gabbi Featherston has taken little time to turn heads in the AFLW, earning a Mark of the Year nomination in her first game.

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  • New Imps coach praises predecessor

    New Colac Imperials senior women’s coach has heaped praise on his predecessor Tim Hassett for building women’s football in Colac to where it is today.

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  • Former Hawks return, league medallist re-commits

    Apollo Bay has announced former CDFNL interleague footballer Dan Delaney is among a host of players returning, while a league medallist has re-signed.

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  • Cats rookie’s debut a magic night for all

    A big group of family and Apollo Bay mates made the AFLW debut of Gabbi Featherston even more special on Saturday night.

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