Football

  • Clubs fined for half-time scuffle

    The Colac Tigers have copped a $675 fine and a player has been offered a one-game ban following the half-time melee during the Tigers’ loss to Leopold.

    By

  • Bomber jumps into top two

    A second 10-vote performance has lifted Irrewarra-Beeac’s Cooper Stephens into the top two of the SportsPower Colac coaches’ Player of the Year standings.

    By

  • Gun Cat’s late goal seals thrilling win

    A late goal out of a pack from Jeremy Spokes in the dying minutes helped seal one of the Colac Imperials’ “best wins we’ve had in a while”.

    By

  • Young Bomber gets his chance

    Irrewarra-Beeac coach Cam Parker says Bombers debutant Bailey Robinson showed that the club’s ruck stocks would remain strong for many more years.

    By

  • Milestone Tiger stars in loss

    Colac football coach Rowan McSparron was full of praise for milestone man Zach Zdybel who did everything he could to get the Tigers over the line against Leopold on the weekend.

    By

  • Scuffle to be reviewed

    An incident in the Colac Tigers’ loss to Leopold is likely to be assessed by the match review panel.

    By

  • Birregurra holds on after Eagles’ late miss

    A missed goal in the dying seconds would have handed the Western Eagles a third-consecutive win, but it was Birregurra’s Mike Mortimer that left Irrewillipe a hero for the Saints.

    By

  • Injured duo still in state mix

    Greater Western Victoria Rebels officials are hopeful two Cobden AFL draft prospects can overcome injuries and suit up for Vic Country’s under-18 national championships side.

    By