Football

  • Young gun the hero while star gets hurt

    Birregurra young gun Darcy Collins became the hero after his late goal sealed a memorable win and knocked South Colac off the top of the ladder.

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  • Tiger open to coach again

    Colac co-coach Kane Leersen says he is eager to return to coaching in the future as he prepares to step down after three years in the role.

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  • Brothers, sisters teaming up

    Colac’s Mallon siblings Jaxon and Sienna have taken the football field together for the first time for their beloved club Western Eagles.

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  • Chainsaw can’t stop Roo

    South Colac’s Mick Embrey will return tomorrow following an incident with a chainsaw.

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  • Tiger thriving at new home

    Young Colac Tigers skipper Jack Melican can’t help but get excited when he looks around at the footballers who support him in the club’s leadership group during his first year in the role.

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  • Ex-Hawk likely to return, after current club withdraws team

    Former Apollo Bay midfielder Dion Lawson appears likely to return for the Hawks this weekend, after his current club announced today it would pull its senior football teams for the remainder of the year.

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  • Saints re-sign coach for 2020

    Birregurra has rewarded senior coach Ricky O’Toole for keeping the Saints in premiership contention despite their injury-ravaged season, re-signing him for 2020.

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  • Reserves captain enjoying rise

    New Colac reserves captain Jack Slater says the team has come a long way since his first year when the Tigers averaged 100-point losses each week.

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