Football

  • Apollo Bay football coach will play despite knee injury

    APOLLO BAY football coach Tyson Holt says he could still play this season despite rupturing an anterior cruciate ligament for the second time.

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  • Colac Herald Sports Mash

    COLAC Herald sports editor Ben Martin wraps up the Colac district cricket grand final in this edition of the Sports Mash.

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  • Premiership relief for Colac footballer

    COLAC footballer Kane Leersen says it was a relief to win the Northern Territory Football League premiership.

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  • Eagles add 14 players to team

    AN active off-season recruiting drive has helped the Western Eagles recruit 14 new players – the most of any Colac district football club.

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  • Surgery sidelines sportsman

    TEENAGE Colac district sportsman Luke Nowell could face up to four months recovering after damaging an elbow in a motocross crash.

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  • Tigers coach cuts off thumb

    SIMPSON football coach Jason Cartwright says he will be fit to play in round one despite losing half a thumb.

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  • All-rounder creates sporting history

    STONEYFORD cricketer Joe Dare has created history after winning his first Bill Johnston Medal.

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  • Football umpires seek new members

    COLAC’S football umpires group is on the look-out for new whistleblowers.

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