Soccer

  • Huge turnout for soccer session

    The Colac Otway Rovers could be on track to field three more junior teams next year following a huge turnout to the club’s come-and-try day.

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  • Gaelic footballer appointed to lead Lions

    Outgoing Corangamite Lions soccer co-coach Jamie Norton says a pair of non-playing coaches are the perfect people to lead the club forward.

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  • Rovers appoint new leaders

    The Colac Otway Rovers have appointed a man with 15 years of experience coaching soccer at senior and junior level in Geelong – including regional representative sides – as their new senior coach.

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  • Colac Otway calls on youngsters to try soccer

    More junior teams and a potential girls’ team are on the wish list ahead of the Colac Otway Rovers’ soccer come-and-try session tomorrow night.

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  • Big step in hunt for Colac base

    Colac’s soccer community hopes that a successful funding application to undertake a feasibility study could be an important step towards establishing a permanent home for soccer in Colac.

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  • Rovers on the hunt for their ‘Ted Lasso’

    After 13 years of no finals and a desire to create the perfect pathway for their booming junior program, the Colac Otway Rovers are on the hunt for the right coach to lead them into the future, even if they’ve never played soccer before.

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  • A-League club invites young Lion to training

    A Camperdown teenager could create history as the first local to wind up on an A-League list after receiving an “informal” invitation to train with Melbourne City FC.

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  • Young Rovers’ history-making season ends

    A slow start has proven costly as the Colac Otway Rovers’ under-12 team’s historic season came to an end on Sunday.

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