Football

  • Latest Eagles debutant showing plenty of promise

    Western Eagles coach Dan Casey says the club’s latest senior debutant Gus Bennett showed exciting signs in his first senior game.

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  • No plans for Imps to negate in-form Dolphins

    Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says the Cats won’t be putting time into two of Lorne’s biggest stars tomorrow, instead backing his young group to go head-to-head.

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  • Murray brothers share magic moment

    The Colac Tigers’ win against Lara was made even more special for Chaise Murray, who for the first time in his career shared the football field with younger brother Tobyn.

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  • Special day for Simpson coach

    He’s won multiple premierships and league goalkicking awards, but Simpson senior coach Daniel Beard says there was a real sense of pride when he took the field with his two sons for the first time on Saturday.

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  • Baller’s brush with Cotch

    Former Colac Kookas basketballer Jordan Lingard says rucking to three-time Richmond premiership captain Trent Cotchin with Central Highland’s club Ballan was a surreal experience.

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  • Young defender in top form

    Colac Imperials’ Jack Skinner has continued to go from strength-to-strength in an impressive purple patch of form for the Geelong Falcons key defender.

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  • Young Eagle’s clutch moment

    Western Eagles teenager Tom Fish achieved every footballer’s dream when he kicked a winning goal after the siren in the Eagles’ reserves clash against Colac Imperials.

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  • Rongdit in Vic Country team

    Colac’s Ben Rongdit is among three local footballers who have earned in Vic Country’s 32-man under-18 squad for this year’s AFL National Championships.

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