Football

  • 2004: Special day for Roos duo

    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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  • CDFNL clubs decline to play in modified season

    AFL Barwon has confirmed that no Colac district league clubs have committed to play in its modified senior football and netball competitions this year.

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  • Border restrictions threaten departing Swan’s season

    Emerging Alvie footballer Lochie Rosevear has faced a race against the clock to reach Queensland in a bid to play football this year.

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  • Tigers decline to take part in junior competition

    Colac Tigers president Matt Gibson says the club remains open to being involved in some form of junior competition this year, despite declining to take part in AFL Barwon’s upcoming junior season.

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  • Theodore the right man for the job

    Colac-Coragulac needed the right man for the job to lead the club in its inaugural season following the clubs’ controversial merger ahead of the 1980 season. That man was Stephen “Grub” Theodore.

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  • Colac recruit raising thousands for cancer centre

    Star Colac football recruit Kane Smartt will make the most of the year off footy as he prepares to run his first marathon for a cause close to his heart.

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  • Tigers give district young guns a chance to play

    Colac Tigers junior coach Tom Simpkin says he is rapt his club could provide an opportunity for the region’s best young talent to hit the field this season.

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  • Floyd’s early return a surprise to Saints

    Birregurra football officials say they weren’t expecting Ethan Floyd to return to the club until the back end of his career.

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