Football

  • Falcon’s injury just one week

    Geelong Falcons coach Paul Corrigan expects Colac Imperials product Jack Skinner to only miss the one game with a heel injury.

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  • Enough interest for girls’ footy

    A former Lorne football coach and women’s football advocate says a new standalone Colac women’s football team needs to follow a blueprint similar to the club he currently coaches.

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  • Coach says stepping down was best for all

    Outgoing Otway Districts coach Alan Alford said it was the best move for all involved for him to step down midway through the season.

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  • Recruit left with swelling on brain after knock

    Otway Districts recruit Bailey St John says he was left with no memory for almost 24 hours following a serious head knock which resulted in swelling on the brain.

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  • Retired AFL champ keen to return for one-off game with Saints

    Birregurra officials say they are working hard to get one of the club’s greatest AFL exports to make a cameo appearance when they host Lorne later this year.

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  • Milestone man puts club first

    Simpson Football Club’s newest life member Jamie Barry says he is happy to suit up for the Tigers in whatever grade he is needed, despite being on the verge of another incredible milestone.

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  • Colac skipper leads with way

    Colac Tigers under-16 captain Xavier Cooknell is one of the Tigers’ up-and-coming footballers.

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  • Bombers rapt for Cat’s 200th

    Cobden Football Netball Club president James Green says persistence has well and truly paid off for Geelong AFL footballer Gary Rohan, as the Bombers export prepares to play AFL game 200 tomorrow.

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