Football

  • Smartt brothers’ nephew a chance to join AFL club

    A nephew of two of the Lorne Football Netball Club’s greatest exports and former teammate of Harley Reid is a strong chance to get snapped up in tonight’s AFL Mid-Season Draft.

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  • Dolphins deny Bellarine link

    For the second time in two decades, the Lorne Football Netball Club has denied claims of a desire to join the Bellarine league.

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  • Leader backs new protocols despite frustration

    Colac footballer Brady Hall will remain sidelined for the Geelong Falcons’ clash with the Murray Bushrangers this weekend due to concussion protocols.

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  • Bomber takes lead for coaches’ award

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says Cooper Stephens is back playing his damaging best football in 2024, after he took the lead in the Colac district football’s Player of the Year coaches’ award.

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  • South assistant helps coach settle in

    South Colac playing-coach Brad Surkitt has sung the praises of his senior assistant Zac Hammond, saying the bench coach has helped him make a smooth transition into coaching.  

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  • Young Bomber thriving with midfield help

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says his midfield ball winners are allowing a young star to show his full potential this season.

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  • Roos recruit kicks seven in win over Simpson

    South Colac coach Brad Surkitt says boom forward recruit Jordan Erskine put an exclamation point on the Roos’ impressive performance against Simpson with a seven-goal haul.

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  • AFL medical testing for draft hopefuls

    Colac Tigers footballers Will McLachlan and Tobyn Murray are firming as AFL mid-season draft candidates after being part of a group of 24 players to undergo AFL medicals.

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