Soccer

  • Rovers eye two senior teams

    Colac Otway Rovers president Tom Davis says the signing of a former Leopold gun and a host of potential recruits could see the club field two senior sides for just the second time in its history.

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  • Rovers commit to play in 2020

    Colac Otway Rovers players have committed to competing in a senior soccer season which could start by the end of the month.

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  • Rovers set to make call on soccer season

    Colac Otway Rovers will let their senior soccer players decide if they want to compete in a Geelong competition this year, while the club is likely to choose against sending juniors down the highway. The Rovers could instead host underage games in Colac and are aiming to start a round-robin competition by June 28, the […]

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  • Safety before soccer: Rovers

    Colac Otway Rovers officials say the club has a lot to consider before committing to a potential soccer season next month.

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  • Rising star joins Demons, returns to soccer

    One of the Colac district’s emerging football stars is preparing to juggle life at a new club with a return to soccer.

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  • Council approves moves to buy former high school land

    Colac Otway Shire Council has approved plans to buy part of the former Colac High School, but it could take years to develop the land.

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  • Australian selection for soccer prodigy

    A whirlwind journey since joining Deaf Football Australia’s squad will continue for Colac soccer star Maxwell Muscat when he crosses paths with future A-League stars.

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  • LEADING ROLE: Incoming mentor eager to lift Rovers

    COLAC OTWAY ROVER Lincoln Alfred says a desire to make the club a competitive force in Geelong soccer motivated him to take on his first coaching role.

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