Football

  • Junior footballers can still impress selectors

    COLAC district junior footballers vying for a Hampden region representative squad spot have two more opportunities to impress selectors.

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  • Pubs ask sports clubs to help stop violence

    COLAC’S pub owners want sports clubs to help them curb alcohol-fuelled violence across the city.

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  • Forrest football proposal wins support

    FORREST football officials are working to ensure teenagers play as much football as possible, despite the club not fielding its own junior teams.

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  • Officials even up football season

    FOOTBALL Geelong has moved to ensure its new-look colts competition is as even as possible by introducing a rule to prevent lopsided contests.

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  • AFL exports will stake their claims

    COLAC district AFL exports will use the NAB Cup to stake their claims for senior selection this season.

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  • Falcons finalising TAC Cup squads

    GEELONG Falcons officials are finalising their squad of 50 players ahead of the club’s final trial match on Sunday.

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  • Lack of juniors threatens club

    FORREST is unlikely to field junior football teams in season 2012, with one junior official fearing for the club’s long-term future.

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  • Roos’ recruit gets all-clear to play

    SOUTH Colac footballer Jordan Murrihy says he would be content just to return to the field in 2012.

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