Football

  • Clubs launch Indigenous game

    Birregurra and Apollo Bay will make football-netball history later this season when they face off in the region’s first ever Indigenous game.

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  • EDITORIAL: Sport caps need to be improved

    The State Government needs to urgently revise its restrictions on regional Victoria to ensure community sport can actually go ahead.

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  • Shortened season an option

    Colac district officials say “nothing is off the table” as the league considers shortening the home-and-away season and moving finals forward to get a result in 2021.

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  • Another premiership teammate joins Apollo Bay

    Another Geelong Amateur premiership player is among two mid-season football recruits at Apollo Bay.

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  • New rules frustrate league

    The State Government has come under fire for imposing “unworkable” rules for the return of community sport, forcing local leagues to cancel senior fixtures this weekend.

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  • Tribunal hands down suspensions

    Colac district league boss Peter Hickey says officials will come down hard on players found guilty of making contact to an opponent’s head after two footballers copped lengthy suspensions for separate incidents.

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  • Jumpers available to public

    Birregurra and Apollo Bay’s Indigenous jumpers will be available for the public to purchase.

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  • First game for Falcons sisters

    Future AFLW prospect Gabbi Featherston and her sister Mia are in line to make their senior debuts with Colac Imperials this weekend, with senior women’s football to go ahead while everything else is called off.

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