Football

  • Hawks primed for run

    Apollo Bay coach Dion Lawson said the Hawks are priming themselves for the run home, with as many as six footballers in the mix to return tomorrow.

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  • Month out for young Bomber

    Irrewarra-Beeac are hopeful rising star Charlie Grist could return before finals following his serious shoulder injury.

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  • Cats to host Saints in do-or-die final

    Colac’s Darcy Moloney and her Geelong teammates will take on Southern Saints in a VFLW elimination semi-final at Geelong tomorrow.

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  • Young Swan free to play

    Alvie youngster Clay Jenkin is set to be free to play tomorrow after his two-match suspension reportedly never reached league officials.

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  • South wary of Tigers on their home deck

    South Colac coach Nick Lynch says the Roos learnt the hard way not to take Simpson lightly on the road during their 2019 grand final campaign.

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  • Alvie still working out best 21

    Alvie coach Joe Dare will soon get a gauge of his best 21, with the Swans’ injury list shrinking.

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  • Dolphins forced to make finals run without captain

    A serious knee injury is likely to sideline Lorne captain Sean Smartt for the rest of Colac district football’s home-and-away season.

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  • Parish a genuine big-game player

    Winchelsea export Darcy Parish is proving a genuine big-game player in the AFL after claiming his third best-on-ground medal this year in a blockbuster match for Essendon.

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