Football

  • Tigers flying after almost pulling pin

    Talented Simpson forward Matty Drayton says he refused to chuck in the towel when the club considered pulling the pin on its under-14.5 side in the off-season.

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  • Committed Roo to play game 200

    Committed South Colac footballer Daniel Roberts will notch up game 200 in this weekend’s qualifying final.

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  • Cat pushing through pain for finals

    Colac Imperials officials say midfielder Dan Trevaskis is planning to play through a broken finger during the Imps’ finals campaign.

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  • One last chance for Stephens

    The extended Melbourne lockdown will give VFL-listed footballer Cooper Stephens one more chance to qualify for the Colac Tigers’ finals campaign.

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  • Rising star now a leader

    James Beasley was an up-and-coming young talent at the Western Eagles when he won his first Colac Herald MVP in 2015.

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  • Premiership heroes hang up their boots

    Two-time league medallist Mark McCormack says he has played his last senior game with Lorne, while new Dolphins best-and-fairest and former premiership star Che Turner has confirmed his likely departure.

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  • Injured Hawk grateful for support

    Apollo Bay football officials have confirmed a serious back injury will sideline star onballer Brad King for the remainder of the season.

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  • Tigers ruckman the real deal

    What better time to reflect with Lochie Veale on his remarkable journey in football than after he was crowned the top Tiger during Colac’s 20-year milestone in the Geelong Football League?

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