Football

  • 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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  • Champion goalkicker could play more games

    Alvie co-coach Shane Quick says don’t be surprised if champion forward Christian Kelly suits up for more senior games with Alvie this season.

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  • Duo impresses as series wraps up

    A former and current coach of Colac’s Tobyn Murray and Will McLachlan says the pair continued to impress as the AFL Young Guns Series wrapped up on the weekend.

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  • Twelve nearing return for Dees

    Otway Districts coach Alan Alford says the Demons are staying positive despite their winless start to the year, with more than 10 players set to return within the next month.

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  • Swans to lose four

    The Colac Tigers will come up against a South Barwon side missing four of its key starters including a league medallist following the Swans’ bruising Anzac Day clash.

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