Football

  • Young Tiger’s remarkable result in league count

    Concussion and missed games of footy due to playing up an age level have failed to stop respected young Colac Tigers leader George Melville from almost claiming a league best-and-fairest.

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  • Reserves rule change a must

    Imagine former AFL footballer Ben Bucovaz or three-time Hampden league medallist Levi Dare running around in a CDFNL reserves final?

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  • Demons upbeat despite record

    You couldn’t tell Otway Districts had a tough footy season when speaking to Sean Maxwell about his first season in charge of the club alongside Demons’ favourite son Stewart Sutherland.

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  • Promising athlete not picking favourites

    Colac Imperials’ new league medallist Sienna Mallon is in no hurry to narrow down which sport she wants to pursue.

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  • Eagles to continue to develop youth

    Western Eagles netball coach Jess Montano believes the club is on the right track despite its last-placed finish in 2021.

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  • League in no hurry to host vote count

    CDFNL chairman Peter Hickey says the league will wait to present this year’s Jack Mahoney and Val Russell medals in a bid to recognise the district’s top footballers and netballers in person.

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  • Young Cat named league’s best

    Colac Imperials footbaler Sienna Mallon has won a thrilling count in AFL Barwon’s under-15 girls’ vote count tonight, while a Colac Tiger has finished runner-up in the under-15 boys’ count.

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  • Flag dream alive for Moloney

    Colac football export Darcy Moloney’s hopes of playing for a VFLW flag remain alive, with officials working towards a way to host a grand final during the coronavirus pandemic.

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