Football

  • Grand finalists lock in key footballers

    Star Alvie defender Lochie Rosevear, key forward Lincoln Dare and emerging midfielder Lachy Mulder are among 10 members from the Swans’ grand final side who have already committed to the club for 2024.

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  • Bloodied Tigers call for action

    AFL Barwon says plans are in place to ensure Geelong’s West Oval is in better condition for this weekend’s Geelong Football Netball League finals after a host of Colac Tigers were left with cuts and abrasions from the surface last week.

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  • Star Tiger a chance if team advances

    The Colac Tigers say they would have no hesitation bringing Ryan Monaghan in for his first game in five weeks for a potential grand final, while three Tigers are likely to return this weekend.

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  • Tiger responds after losing spot

    Colac footballer Aaron Hawker says he knew he needed to work harder on the track this season after being squeezed out of the side in his debut year.

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  • Injuries fail to deter Cat

    Colac Imperials assistant coach Mick Foster’s three-year journey with the Cats has been a rollercoaster ride with injuries, but he says a desire to be part of something special at the club has kept him committed.

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  • Simpson player avoids trip ban

    Simpson’s Jacob Pekin is free to play in the Tigers’ reserves grand final after avoiding suspension for tripping, but a young Dolphin will miss next weekend’s under-18 grand final due to a three-week ban.

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  • Imps leave door open for defender’s return

    Colac Imperials have revealed they would be open to selecting Sam Lucas for a grand final if the team was to make it, despite initially ruling him out for the season.

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  • History-maker has strong genes

    The great-grandson of an Essendon premiership player could have created history as the first teenager to win a junior and senior grade club best-and-fairest.

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