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Have your say in our football survey: best volunteer, biggest concern? (opens the original)
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What does the future of football in our region look like? The 2026 Hampden and Warrnambool and District league campaigns are complete, with powerhouses Koroit and Nirranda crowned senior premiers, and now it's time to look forward. The Standard has compiled a survey to discover how you, the fans, see football across the two competitions. The questions range from concerns about player payments and whether there should be a cap on junior numbers to who you think will win the two premierships, who
Big coup: chance to play alongside best mate behind talented footballer's move (opens the original)
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A talented defender who had consolidated his spot at Hampden league level is eyeing a potential role switch after crossing to the Warrnambool and District league for the 2027 season. Hudson Owen is excited to play midfield-wing for South Rovers after joining one of his best mates at the Walter Oval-based club. "Nate Brereton, I have been best mates with since kinder, so I am really keen to play with him," he said. "I played against him a couple of times (when he was at Warrnambool)." Owen, 18, a
'Heavy heart': 80 years of history faces painful end with liquidation vote (opens the original)
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A long-running south-west sporting organisation faces extinction, placing uncertainty around how football umpiring will run in the region. Warrnambool and District Football Umpires Association, which celebrated 80 years of existence in 2026, will ask members to vote on its future, recommending it be wound up. It comes after it received two civil writs regarding the alleged conduct of a former member. The vote on Wednesday, September 30 will require 75 per cent of those present to put it into liq
From fine dining to footy: acclaimed chef jumps into new coaching role (opens the original)
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Matt Dempsey's journey to senior coaching is unlike many of his peers. His own playing days were limited after joining the hospitality industry in his teens, going on to own, run and cook in highly-rated restaurants across Victoria. In his mid-30s, he stepped back into football and realised how much he had missed the sporting environment. Now 47, Dempsey is taking on a senior coaching role for the first time. He has joined forces with Old Collegians playing coach Joe McKinnon for the 2027 Warrna
He was the youngest player in its most recent grand final. Now 25, he's home (opens the original)
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When Josh Dwyer was 16, he played in a senior grand final for his home club. Now 25, he is returning to the team which showed faith in him as a teenager. The creative half-back is excited about his Port Fairy comeback after signing with the Hampden league club for the 2027 season. Dwyer was one of the Seagulls' most promising juniors when he was picked for the 2017 decider. He was a year 10 student at the time and the youngest player in the team that day against Koroit. Dwyer, who went on to joi
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