GFL

  • Young Falcons impress football officials in championship

    COLAC TIGERS’ Cooper Stephens and Campbell Tanis have put up their hand for Geelong Falcons’ under-16 selection after impressing in this week’s V-Line Cup.

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  • Dolphins land GFL gun as playing coach

    LORNE has landed one of the recruits of the season after appointing four-time GFL premiership ruckman Sam Stavenuiter as the club’s new playing coach.

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  • Tigers erase pain of 2014 loss

    COLAC Tigers B Grade netballers’ hunger, determination and focus have rewarded them with a GFL Netball premiership.

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  • Sisters focused on flag ahead of 300th games

    MILESTONE netballers Sara Hay and Hope Carmody say winning a premiership for their beloved Colac Tigers is their sole focus tomorrow.

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  • Eagles end Tigers’ finals run

    NEWTOWN AND CHILWELL has ended the Colac Tigers’ gallant campaign for back-to-back premierships.

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  • Good and bad news for Colac Tigers

    STAR COLAC footballer James Linton is free to play in this weekend’s preliminary final after officials withdrew a report against him.

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  • Scans for injured onballer

    COLAC midfielder Jake O’Dwyer will have scans this week to determine the extent of his persisting calf injury which has ruled him out of tomorrow’s blockbuster semi-final.

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  • Tigers hold off Dragons’ run

    COLAC TIGERS football coach Paul Lynch concedes his team “ran out of gas” in Saturday’s qualifying final, just holding off a fast-finishing Bell Park by three points.

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