Football

  • League poised to make call on junior competitions

    The Colac District Football Netball League is likely to make a call on its junior competitions today or tomorrow, with the situation appearing bleak.

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  • 1986: Twenty-goal haul for junior

    A Colac junior football kicked an incredible 20 goals during this round in 1986.

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  • Roos keen to lock in Black

    South Colac football officials remain hopeful of luring grand final coach Josh Black back for a fourth year.

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  • League cancels junior competitions

    The Hampden Football Netball League says clubs will still be able to organise their own junior friendly matches after the league cancelled its junior competitions this week.

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  • Special double for talented Tiger

    It’s a rare feat to win a premiership and a league best-and-fairest in the same season, but Ian Foley became just the seventh person in Hampden league history to achieve the impressive double during Colac-Coragulac’s 1980 premiership season.

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  • Coach happy to wait at home

    A local football leader has urged the Colac district community to sit tight at home while waiting for their coronavirus test results.

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  • New Imps skipper hopeful football will return

    You would think Casey Willis was a veteran at Colac Imperials going by her football resume at the club.

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  • Loss inspired Tiger to put retirement plans on hold

    Former AFL footballer Tom Simpkin has revealed the Colac Tigers’ heartbreaking grand final loss had inspired him after almost giving up on a return to the sport.

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