Football

  • Tigers to invite district league’s young guns

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says the club is set to begin reaching out to the Colac district league’s emerging talent.

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  • Responsibilities lead to Blues’ rise

    Cobden product and new Carlton best-and-fairest Sam Walsh says having leadership responsibilities has led to his remarkable rise in the AFL at such a young age.

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  • Bombers teammate beats league medallist

    Courtney Garner has eclipsed league medallist Grace Garner to win Irrewarra-Beeac’s A Grade netball best-and-fairest, while Tyler Flanigan beat Jack Mahoney Medal runner-up Ben Lavars for the senior football award.

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  • ‘Next generation’ excites Tigers coach

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says the development of the club’s “next generation” was one of the biggest positives from another lost season.

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  • League yet to make a call

    The Colac District Football Netball League is yet to decide if this year’s top-finishing teams will receive recognition this season, while the idea has split Colac Herald readers.

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  • Hawks find way to celebrate winners

    Apollo Bay footballers and netballers found a way to come together to celebrate best-and-fairest winners Brad King and Rhiannon White this week.

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  • Imps recruit keen to play with mates

    New Colac Imperials recruit Noah Allen says a chance to play with mates led him to Western Oval, with a step up to the Geelong Football League still on the cards in the future.

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  • Ruckman signs with Tigers

    Colac Imperials say they are disappointed to lose ruckman Jordan Camm after he came close to pinching this year’s Jack Mahoney Medal, but say they understand that circumstances
    change.

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