Football

  • Junior footy coach cops ban

    An Alvie junior football coach is set to be sidelined after receiving a three-week ban for umpire abuse.

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  • Family comes first for Saints mentor

    Birregurra will be without playing-coach Kane Leersen for tomorrow’s clash against Lorne, but the Saints leader had good reason to sit out.

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  • Colac district league locks in junior age groups

    The Colac District Football Netball League is considering shifting under-12 football to a Saturday morning and making it a competitive competition, while new junior age groups have been locked in for 2025.

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  • Junior interleague squads announced

    Colac District Football Netball League has announced the league’s initial squads for junior football interleague matches next month. The CDFNL will take on the Central Highlands league on June 23 at Bunninyong, with the league to field three football teams; under-13, 15 and 18. Irrewarra-Beeac junior premiership coach Simon Dewar will lead the CDFNL’s under-18 […]

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  • Roo tackles half-marathon after footy

    While most runners put in months of meticulous training before taking on a long-distance run, others like South Colac premiership player Seb Hay are happy to tackle them less than 24 hours after playing a full game of footy.

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  • School team set for regional carnival

    A St Mary’s Catholic Primary School girls’ football team is gearing up to take on the region’s best after winning a Colac district carnival.

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  • Maximum votes for Cat and Roo

    A Cat and a Roo recorded the maximum 10 SportsPower Colac coaches’ votes as round six matches wrapped up on the weekend.

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  • Cooper finding his feet at Colac

    Colac Tigers coach Rowan McSparron says he expects young recruit Joel Cooper to play some really good football for the club following his best game in a Tigers jumper.

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