Football

  • Roos light up for community in lockdown

    South Colac Sports Club will continue an initiative to turn on its lights to allow the public to exercise after dark tonight and tomorrow.

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  • Departing Tigers leaders to remain involved

    Simpson’s Nick Harding says he and fellow Tigers footy leader Tom Leishman are eager to succeed at the club under a new voice after stepping down as co-coaches.

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  • Key defender a chance for medal?

    Could a key defender win this year’s Jack Mahoney Medal?

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  • Tiger fit and firing after hamstring setbacks

    Gun Colac Tiger Joffy Simpkin is confident he has overcome soft-tissue injury concerns as he sets his sights set on another premiership assault with his home club.

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  • Hodge and co reunion on hold again

    Learmonth footy officials say Colac export and AFL legend Luke Hodge is still eager to play with the club next year after coronavirus forced him to pull the pin on this month’s clash.

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  • Saints search for venue to host Indigenous match

    Birregurra Football Netball Club is on the hunt for a new venue for its historic Indigenous clash with Apollo Bay.

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  • Walsh lives up to Danger’s hype

    Cobden product Sam Walsh responded to last week’s fanfare surrounding him from Brownlow Medallist Patrick Dangerfield in the best possible fashion.

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  • Former Cat’s big impact

    Paul Lynch will always be remembered for leading the Colac Tigers to their first premiership in the Geelong Football League in 2014. But the former AFL footballer made plenty of headlines during his lone season as a player with the club in its first season in the GFL. The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin caught up with the former Geelong footballer as the Tigers prepare to celebrate two decades in the league next month.

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