Football

  • 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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  • Swan on track for ton, but winning the priority

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick says kicking centuries certainly wasn’t a goal for the side this season despite a second-straight 12-goal haul putting Dom Dare on track for triple figures yet again.

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  • From the UK to Irrewillipe

    Playing football in London has been among the highlights for talented Western Eagles recruit Charlie Friend during his three years away from the club.

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  • Injured Colac trio in the mix to face Grovedale

    The Colac Tigers could have a chance to cut their injury list from eight players to five ahead of this weekend’s clash with Grovedale.

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  • Saints to learn from Alvie loss

    Birregurra coach Kane Leersen says his side would take experiences from its loss to competition benchmark Alvie last weekend into tomorrow’s clash with Colac Imperials.

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  • Roos keen to rebound after third-straight loss

    South Colac coach Brad Surkitt hopes last week’s heart-breaking one-point loss will galvanise the playing group as it looks to bounce back from three consecutive losses.

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  • Apollo Bay leader backs squad to take it up to coastal rivals

    Apollo Bay co-captain Tristan Smith is confident a fully fit Hawks outfit can take down an unbeaten Lorne in tomorrow’s Coastal Cup.

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  • North Shore issues apology

    The North Shore Football Netball Club has announced the Seagulls would be providing education to ensure all members of the club understood the importance of diversity and respect after one of their senior footballers reportedly used a homophobic slur in Saturday’s clash against the Colac Tigers.

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