Football

  • Tigers coach okay with vote snub

    Football followers were left scratching their heads after the Colac Tigers had a league-high five players in the Geelong Football League Team of the Year, but not one player finished in the top 10 of the Mathieson Medal.

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  • Tigers champ commits ahead of recovery

    Re-signed Colac footballer Kane Leersen says he’s unfazed whether he returns to the field next year or not as he begins his recovery from ACL surgery.

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  • CDFNL to persist with finals

    CDFNL chairman Peter Hickey says the league will persist with a finals campaign despite concerns football and netball would be unable to return until October.

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  • Tigers dominate Team of the Year

    Colac Tigers footballers have dominated this year’s Geelong Football Netball League Team of the Year with a league-high five selections.

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  • Third-placed finish for Woody

    Colac footballer Travis Woodmason has fallen one vote short of winning the Geelong Football League’s reserves best-and-fairest award from just five games.

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  • Fans pushing for two-week finals

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro concedes keeping his troops motivated for a finals series that might not even go ahead is becoming more and more difficult.

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  • Lack of height fails to slow Tigers young gun

    A lack of height has failed to stop Colac junior footballer Aaron Hawker from finishing top two in AFL Barwon’s under-19 football best-and-fairest count this week.

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  • League investigating cyber bullying

    AFL Barwon is investigating alleged incidents of cyber bullying during this week’s junior presentations which were streamed online.

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