Football

  • 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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  • Police visits considered when picking venues

    Qualifying finals will be split over two venues to help comply with crowd restrictions when CDFNL finals kick off this weekend, with police attendance at recent matches being taken into consideration.

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  • Falcons sweat on young tall’s injury

    Geelong Falcons officials are hoping for good news on an injury to young Colac Tigers talent Will Parkhouse.

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  • Milestone for Melican

    Birregurra export Lewis Melican finally reached his 50-game milestone in the AFL after more than three months between games.

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