Football

  • Falcons’ team to have few changes

    The Geelong Falcons say their girls’ side could be almost unchanged next year as it looks to bounce back from its grand final loss, with five of six Colac Imperials still in the mix.

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  • Swans no match for Manson

    Colac Imperials footballer Ruby Manson outscored South Barwon off her own boot to lead her team to victory in the first official round of the AFL Barwon women’s season.

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  • Cunnington leads Roos to first win

    Princetown AFL product Ben Cunnington played an inspiring role to help North Melbourne recover from a 32-point deficit and secure its first win of the season.

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  • Dare stars against former club

    Three-time Hampden Football League best-and-fairest Levi Dare could feature in the votes for his performance against former club Cobden.

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  • Bombers unveil another debutant in victory

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says emerging Bombers are making the most of senior opportunities in 2021 after two more young footballers helped the club claim another big scalp.

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  • Recruit kicks gamewinner in victory over Lorne

    Recruit Daniel Simpson was the hero in Birregurra’s win against reigning premier Lorne, handing the Dolphins back-to-back losses for the first time since 2018.

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  • New Eagles goalkicker proves the difference

    Western Eagles officials say proven country footy goalkicker Jake Van Dongen was ultimately the difference in his new club’s first win of the season.

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  • Cat boots five in come-from-behind triumph

    Five goals from Tom McKay has helped the Colac Imperials continue to rise this season, with the Cats coming from behind to beat Simpson.

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