Football

  • Oval out of bounds for semi finals

    COLAC district football’s first semi-finals will remain at Colac’s Western Oval on Sunday despite calls to play the games at Central Reserve.

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  • Colac Herald Sports Mash

    COLAC Herald sports reporters Lachlan Cowlishaw and Ben Martin bring you all the scores, players and action from Colac district qualifying and elimination finals plus Colac Tigers football and netball news.

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  • Roos win without key forwards

    SOUTH Colac showed no signs of struggle without injured key forwards Ben Cox and Fred Nortje in ’s Colac district football elimination final, blitzing Western Eagles 14.6 (90) to 3.8 (26).

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  • Win comes at a cost

    THE Colac Tigers’ thrilling win against Bell Park in Geelong Football League came at a cost for both teams.

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  • $2.5-million promise for Central Reserve

    A COALITION government will fund half of a Colac Central Reserve redevelopment if elected next month.

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  • Defining game for Tigers

    THE Colac Tigers’ 48-point win against top-three side Bell Park sets up one of the most highly-anticipated matches of the Geelong Football League season.

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  • Injury curse strikes ruckman again

    A DISLOCATED elbow for Apollo Bay ruckman Mark Deverall pales in comparison with the time a flesh-eating bug left him in a coma.

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  • Dolphin wants first flag

    COLAC district football’s most valuable player Lewie Hollmer hopes to become the fourth Hollmer brother to win a Colac district football premiership this season.

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