Football

  • Short stint, massive impact

    Michael Lockman spent time at the top level with Richmond, Collingwood and Sydney before, in 1993, taking on the coaching role at the Colac Tigers where he would go on to create club and league history.

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  • Exports shaping as flag favourites

    Two of Colac district’s football exports appear to be destined for grand finals after winning top-of-the-table contests this week.

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  • Hawks coach hoping for third time lucky

    Gun Apollo Bay footballer Dion Lawson is set to get a third crack at coaching next year after back-to-back failed attempts.

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  • Injury would have sidelined Saint for finals

    The cancelled football season could have been a blessing in disguise for a Birregurra young gun who says he would have struggled to recover from injury in time for finals.

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  • 1992: Tiger teammates reach milestone together

    Missing football and netball? So are we! Every week we will take our Football-Netball Time Machine back through history to bring you the biggest news from the coinciding round.

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  • Devine’s legacy keeps growing

    “I must admit I’ve had a lot of fun with Dad over the last few years telling him he’s now the second-best player to come out of Colac after Luke Hodge.”

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  • Imps were no closer to returning, coach says

    Colac Imperials’ girls’ football teams had been set to sit out a fourth week of competition with the community yet to get a hold of COVID-19.

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  • Still hope for draft aspirants

    There remains a glimmer of hope that Colac’s Oscar Barrow and Birregurra’s Noah Allen will get a chance to impress AFL recruiters this year, following the cancellation of the 2020 NAB League season.

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