Football

  • Clubs excited to promote mental health cause

    Birregurra Football Netball Club president Chris Mortimer says the Saints are rapt to support an important cause and host Colac district football and netball’s second Let’s Talk Round tomorrow.

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  • Tigers accept call to throw out report

    Colac Tigers officials say they have accepted the decision of AFL Barwon’s match review panel to throw out an incident involving an alleged hit on Tiger Aaron Walters, despite believing they had a case.

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  • Young Demon not daunted by coaching call-up

    New Otway Districts co-coach Jackson Paatsch says he’d always had an interest in stepping into coaching, but says he wasn’t expecting the opportunity to come this early.

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  • Crucial clash awaits Colac footballers

    Colac coach Rowan McSparron says the importance of tomorrow’s clash with Bell Park is not lost on the Tigers.

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  • Tiger to hit 200 following return

    Colac Tigers’ Pat Seal says finishing his career at Colac has been a nice surprise as he prepares for his 200th game in the yellow and black on Saturday.

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  • Hardingham one win from VFLW decider

    A Western Bulldogs VFLW official says Colac’s Keeley Hardingham will have a big role to play if the side is to go all the way this season.

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  • Stars to share journeys for mental health round

    Some of Colac district’s greatest sportspeople will share their mental health journeys in the lead-up to the CDFNL’s second Let’s Talk Colac Round.

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  • Swan receives good news about knee

    Alvie coach Shane Quick says Lachy Mahoney will return this weekend despite fears he had re-injured his reconstructed knee.

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