Football

  • When Lion Lee roared as a Tiger

    First-year Fitzroy footballer Lee Murnane kicked two goals in a heart-stopping final against Collingwood just 12 months after featuring in Colac-Coragulac’s 1980 premiership side.

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  • Coach excited about ‘AFL reserves’ league

    Pirron Yallock footy export Danny Ryan says he is excited to lead Frankston into a new era, with the Dolphins aiming to join a second-tier national competition.

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  • Young Cat comes close to debut

    Colac’s Cooper Stephens was close to a surprise AFL debut after two of his Geelong teammates were late withdrawals for their clash with Essendon.

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  • Ex-Tiger arrives in Northern Territory

    Apollo Bay export Dustin Walters has arrived in the Northern Territory ahead of his first season in the NTFL.

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  • Demon inspires AFLW draft hopeful

    AFLW draft hopeful Darcy Moloney says watching Shelley Scott’s rise to the elite ranks has been an inspiration during her football journey.

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  • AFLW clubs showing interest in Darcy

    Colac footballer Darcy Moloney says it’s been “insane” that AFLW clubs have made contact with her ahead of next month’s draft.

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  • 1986: Imperials cause major grand final upset

    Colac Imperials are the new Colac and district league champions after they produced the biggest upset in many seasons to defeat Winchelsea by eight goals.

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  • Floyd wins flag in stunning fashion

    Gnowangerup coach Roy Addis says Colac district export Campbell Floyd once again put his hand up at a crucial moment to help his team claim football’s ultimate prize.

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