Football

  • Another Curnow to suit up with Lorne

    Lorne coach Ed Curnow says the chance to run out alongside brother George for the first time in his career will be a special moment.

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  • ‘I thought I’d never play again’

    Young Irrewarra-Beeac footballer Luke Frith played his first game of football in five long years during the Bombers’ reserves clash on Saturday.

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  • Saint struggled to see after scary eye injury

    Birregurra footballer Jezz Zdybel is hopeful of playing post-bye after avoiding any serious damage to his eye following a scary incident in the Saints’ win over the Western Eagles.

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  • Inaccuracy costly but coach proud

    Western Eagles coach Dan Casey says he’s still proud of his young group despite missed opportunities costing them a third straight win on the weekend.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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”.

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  • 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.

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