Football

  • Former Tiger returns for clash

    Warrnambool footballer Rhys Jansen van Beek made a surprise appearance for his home side as the Tigers responded to their tough loss to Irrewarra-Beeac.

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  • Young Dee debuts in dad’s number 36

    The partner of late Otway Districts captain Aaron Mahoney says she never envisaged the community reaction to seeing their son Toby make his CDFNL debut in his dad’s famous number 36 jumper.

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  • Emerging Cat ready for rehab after knee injury

    Emerging Colac Imperials footballer Will Cust says he is ready to dive head first into his rehabilitation from a torn ACL after his breakout season came to a crashing halt.

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  • Colac responds after injuries in Tiger’s 150th

    Colac coach Rowan McSparron says he was proud of the way his team responded after losing two players to injury early in its win over South Barwon.

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  • Demon debuts in late dad’s number 36

    Otway Districts retired the number 36 following the tragic on-field death of beloved captain Aaron Mahoney nine years ago.

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  • Premiership Swan up for the fight

    While most Colac district footballers will be looking to rest and recover following tomorrow’s matches, Alvie premiership player Harry Carmody will be stepping into the boxing ring for his first career fight.

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  • Breakout match for Bulldog

    Colac VFLW export Keeley Hardingham says she is relishing the opportunity to play alongside AFLW-listed players following her best game in the state league.

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  • Dream of a premiership drives milestone Tiger

    Colac Tigers star Kody Spokes says winning a premiership with his home club is what keeps him coming back each year as he prepares for his 150th senior game tomorrow.

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