Football

  • Four in the mix for ‘Warra

    An in-form Irrewarra-Beeac could welcome back as many as four key players for tomorrow’s potential finals preview against Alvie.

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  • Who will finish top five?

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro is confident the Imps have put their “diabolical” start to the season behind them and have plenty of time to take back their top-five spot.

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  • Gun’s versatility a major weapon for ladder-leader

    Lorne assistant coach Bryce Vincent says using key utility Oscar Coutts in a midfield-forward role this year has added a different dynamic to the unbeaten Dolphins.

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  • Coach steps down due to travel plans

    Colac Tigers president Matt Gibson hopes the Tigers can send coach Rowan McSparron out on a high following his decision to step down at the end of the season after six years in the role.

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  • Lion adjusting to Brisbane weather

    Colac’s newest AFL footballer Will McLachlan says adjusting to the Brisbane humidity has been the biggest change since starting life in the AFL.

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  • Dogs tip Keeley for AFLW spot

    A Western Bulldogs VFL women’s team official says an AFLW club would be “mad not to” take Colac ruck prospect Keeley Hardingham in next season’s draft.

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  • Ten votes for Bomber and Dolphin

    A Bomber and a Dolphin recorded the maximum 10 coaches’ votes following stellar performances on the weekend, while a champion Tiger scored nine in game 200.

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  • Tigers hope to send McSparron out on a high

    Colac Tigers president Matt Gibson hopes the Tigers can send coach Rowan McSparron out on a high following his decision to step down at the end of the season after six years in the role.

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