Football

  • Club legend remembered for his generous nature

    Leo Ferry loved the Colac Tigers so much he’d even hitchhike to away games if he couldn’t find a lift.

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  • League levels out after dip in triple-figure margins

    Western Eagles coach Dan Casey says a league-wide drop in 100-point losses is proof that the competition has evened out this season.

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  • Flag would cap off fairytale

    This year has been a big one on the football field for Colac’s Keeley Hardingham, but she says winning a VFLW grand final this weekend would top it all off.

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  • Tigers unite for one last good bye

    The Colac Tigers will bid one final farewell to club legend Leo Ferry during a special “lap of honour” following his memorial service today.

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  • Maximum votes for trio

    An Eagle, a Tiger and a Roo all scored the maximum 10 coaches votes in round 13, while we have a new leader at the top of the SportPower Colac leaderboard.

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  • Car crash fails to stop young Swan

    Alvie’s Hamish Stinchcombe says he has surprised himself with how quickly he returned to the football field after a life-threatening car crash just over a year ago.

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  • Tigers hold off Demons

    Simpson coach Daniel Beard says he was pleased with his side’s response to a motivated Otway Districts outfit under new co-coaches Jackson Paatsch and Stewart Sutherland.

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  • VFL talent boosts Swans

    A player with VFL and NTFL experience has been a very welcoming surprise to Alvie’s senior football side, says co-coach Shane Quick.

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