Bowls

  • Winch premiership bowler stars at state event

    Winchelsea’s Max Heaton-Harris has continued his rise in lawn bowls after a runner-up finish at the Victorian Open.

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  • City pleased about promotion

    City Two bowlers are celebrating promotion to Corangamite bowls second grade following a Division Three grand final win over Cobden Two.

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  • Dolphins eager to test depth in third division

    Lorne’s Peter Barraclough says the best thing about the Dolphins Division Four premiership is more bowlers will get opportunities to play next season.

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  • Apollo Bay bowlers put an end to Lismore’s deep finals run

    Apollo Bay Three bowlers did enough to put an end to Lismore’s fairytale finals run in the Division Five grand final.

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  • Winch working on bowls dynasty

    It took 27 years between premierships for Winchelsea’s Division One bowlers, but now the Blues are creating their own dynasty after winning back-to-back weekend pennant titles.

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  • Winchelsea the team to beat

    Bowls experts say Winchelsea’s strong form in the back half of the season has the Blues in the box seat to prevail against Apollo Bay in the Division One grand final.

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  • Travelling Bay bowler eyeing off second flag

    Paul Cameron’s logic behind jumping in the car from Camperdown to play bowls at Apollo Bay every week is simple – mateship.

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  • Apollo Bay bowlers relieved after win

    Apollo Bay bowler Michael Harrison says the club breathed a sigh of relief when it overcame Colac to secure a grand final berth.

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