Football

  • Tigers finally return home

    SIX months of hard work will come to fruition when the Colac Tigers return to their home ground at Central Reserve this weekend.

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  • Coach questions Tiger’s omission

    COLAC Tigers coach Paul Lynch says Tiger Alex Adams was unlucky not to make the Geelong Football League’s initial interleague squad.

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  • Injured players eligible for squad

    COLAC District Football League interleague coach Tim Pekin says injured players such as South Colac’s Ben Cox still have time to put their hand up for selection.

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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 the Colac district’s latest round of sport.

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  • Bombers step up and win

    A BRUISED and battered Irrewarra-Beeac stepped up under pressure to win its first game of the season Colac district league season, by less than a goal.

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  • Winless Colac not panicking

    COLAC Tigers coach Paul Lynch says the team will not hit the panic button despite remaining winless after the opening three rounds.

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  • Women umpires make football history

    COLAC football umpires will make history this weekend with the first all-female-umpired football match to raise money for breast cancer awareness.

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  • Tough Tiger clawing his way back

    COLAC’S Travis Woodmason hopes to return to senior football in coming weeks after a year and a half on the sidelines.

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