Football

  • Spectator could face long ban

    Colac District Football Netball League officials have confirmed the person at the centre of the weekend’s knife incident could face a lengthy ban from local footy.

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  • Falcons star has sights on AFLW draft

    Apollo Bay’s Gabbi Featherston has her sights set on next year’s AFLW draft and the 17-year-old is well on her way. The daughter of late Colac district football legend Peter Featherston, who spends upwards of 12 hours a week in the car for footy, represented the state for a second time this year, and has played a major part in the Geelong Falcons reaching this weekend’s NAB League Girls grand final. The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin caught up with Featherston ahead of the big game against Oakleigh.

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  • Exciting Demon a chance for season debut

    Otway Districts co-coach Sean Maxwell says talented footballer Paddy Ryan could make a welcome return to the club against the Western Eagles tomorrow.

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  • Son inspires milestone umpire

    Overseeing games alongside to his 12-year-old son is likely to see one of Colac district football’s most respected umpires extend his career.

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  • Local Falcons play major role in grand final berth

    Geelong Falcons officials say the club’s Colac district contingent has played a major role in helping the Falcons reach this weekend’s NAB League Girls grand final.

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  • Grand final Bomber is back

    Irrewarra-Beeac grand final footballer Tom Miller will make a return to the Bombers this season, but club officials say he is unlikely to feature in the senior ranks.

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  • Cat’s return lasts only one game

    The return of Colac Imperials footballer Damon Finn has been shortlived with the young Cat sidelined indefinitely.

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  • Defender to miss top-of-the-table clash

    South Colac could be without gun defender Mitch Perkins for its top-of-the-table clash with Alvie.

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