Football

  • 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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  • Father and son team up

    Retired Colac district footballer Adam Stannard had a rare opportunity to take the field alongside his son Jacob, three decades after playing alongside his own dad.

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  • Falcon injured again

    Colac footballer and Geelong Falcons co-captain Brady Hall’s luckless run of injuries in his top-age year have continued, with the defender set to miss an extended period of time through concussion.

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  • Demons’ injury count keeps rising

    Otway Districts coach Alan Alford fears his club could be cursed with four more players set for lengthy stints on the sidelines, after already missing 10 players for their bruising encounter with Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Swan and Bomber pulling ahead

    A Swan and a Bomber have opened up a strong lead at the top of the SportsPower Colac coaches’ Player of the Year standings after round five matches.

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  • Alleged homophobic slur earns two-week ban

    A North Shore footballer has accepted a two-match ban after being found guilty of “insulting language” in the Seagulls’ loss to Colac, alleged to be a homophobic slur.

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  • Coach full of praise for Bombers’ new forward

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says a key forward recruit stamped his authority on Colac district footy during his side’s win over Otway Districts.

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  • Cat hospitalised after knock

    Noah Allen and the Colac Imperials were at their best to lead the Cats to a win over Apollo Bay, but the victory came at a cost for the Imps.

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