interleague

  • Interleague squad named

    The Hampden League’s best young talent will be on display when the under-23 Bottle Greens take on the Ballarat Football League next month at Warrnambool’s Reid Oval.

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  • PHOTO FEATURE: Junior Interleague

    The Colac Herald’s photographer Joel King stopped by the junior interleague netball and football between Colac District teams and the Central Highlands at the weekend.

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  • Swan steps in for Saint

    Colac district netball rising star Dallas Williamson’s availability for tomorrow’s interleague clash is timely after injury has ruled Sarah Breed out.

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  • Exports hit big stage

    AFL Goldfields assistant coach Shannon Knox-Gray says two up-and-coming Colac district women’s footballers can enhance their aspirations of climbing through the sport’s ranks on the interleague stage.

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  • Netball team prevails in up-and-down contest

    Colac‘s 17-and-under netball representatives have come out 11-goal winners in a tough interleague clash against Horsham and district on the weekend.

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  • Another leadership position for Bomber

    Irrewarra-Beeac junior footballer Scott McCarney oozes leadership.

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  • Champion in doubt to play interleague

    Birregurra premiership player Andrew Kelly could be in doubt for this weekend’s interleague clash after copping a head knock in the Saints’ win against Colac Imperials.

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  • Saints in form after third win

    Birregurra’s Sam Green is likely to headline a long list of Saints in the Colac district’s initial interleague squad after leading the Saints to victory in their blockbuster Easter clash.

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