Football

  • Veale backs body for another year

    Champion Colac ruckman Lochie Veale says he never considered retirement after signing on for another season with the Geelong Football League club at 36.

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  • Sky’s the limit for Falcons rising star

    A departing Darebin Falcons VFLW official says the sky is the limit for Apollo Bay’s Alice Caddy after how quickly she picked up the pace of state league footy.

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  • Wood pumped ahead of second AFL grand final

    Camperdown product Easton Wood says his teammates have raised the bar during their stunning finals campaign which has led the club to a second AFL grand final in five years.

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  • ‘He’ll be too good for us soon’

    Birregurra football officials don’t expect to have Patrick Wheadon for much longer.

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  • Leader backs young Tiger

    Colac football coach Rowan McSparron says Tigers rising star Bailey Scott could have been unlucky to miss out on the Geelong Football League’s rookie of the year award.

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  • 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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