Football

  • Alvie’s best chance in 16 years

    Alvie Football Netball Club president Luke McLennan believes the Swans had their best chance to end their premiership drought since the 2005 grand final this season.

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  • WAFL coach predicted Darcy’s breakout season

    Sean Darcy’s former WAFL coach predicted the Cobden export’s breakout season in the AFL.

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  • Hendersons ride the highs and lows

    Birregurra’s Lachie Henderson retired on his own terms from the AFL on Wednesday night after 14 seasons and more than 200 games at the elite level across three clubs. He will go down as one of the Colac district’s finest exports and we caught up with his mum Vonnie about what it was like following Lachie’s journey through the ups and downs of a career which started with the Saints in the Colac district league at junior level.

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  • ‘Vibe’ returns to Bomberland

    From last spot to the top three.

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  • Footy the focus for emerging umpire

    Emerging football umpire Trent Blake says he might blow the whistle on his promising career in the short term to focus on establishing himself as a player in the senior ranks.

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  • Fan favourite locked in, unsigned players not a worry

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron remains hopeful that the club’s remaining unsigned players won’t be going anywhere following the latest major announcement.

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  • League counts locked in

    AFL Barwon has locked in dates and times for the Colac District Football Netball League’s online presentation nights.

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  • Swans’ missed opportunity disappointing

    Re-signed Alvie football coach Joe Dare concedes his team missed a big opportunity after COVID forced the cancellation of this year’s finals series.

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