Football

  • Mohawk man’s umpire dad slams yellow card

    THE father of a Simpson footballer sent off for having a mohawk has umpired for more than two decades and thought he had “seen it all”.

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  • Tiger’s mohawk captures international attention

    SIMPSON footballer Nathan Van Someren has taken the spotlight like never before, all because of his hair.

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  • Falcon confident team will fly high

    GEELONG Falcon Ryan Monaghan believes his team has what it takes to turn its season around.

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  • Umpire sends off mohawk forward

    Central umpire Don Wheadon might have set a state-wide precedent when he sent Simpson forward Nathan Van Someren from the field for having a mohawk hairstyle.

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  • Tigers scrape past Leopold

    Colac Tigers have squared their season at two wins and two losses, but without enough conviction to please coach Matt Gibson.

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  • Tigers, Roos remain undefeated

    Simpson and South Colac remain the only undefeated teams in the Colac District Football League, but Forrest, Irrewarra-Beeac and Birregurra – all winners at the weekend – are lurking.

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  • Flexible Green to rejoin Tigers

    Colac Tigers have put faith in versatile Jason Green to take on a key position role vacated by injured big man Shane Theodore.

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  • League boss takes umpire’s whistle

    A landmark decision will have Colac and District Football League join forces with district umpires this weekend.

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