Bowls

  • Midweek leaders raise concern

    Corangamite bowls leaders have voiced their concerns over a key midweek bowls playing change made by Bowls Victoria.

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  • Midweek Pennant season preview

    The Colac Herald examines each team in Corangamite Playing Area’s Midweek Pennant competition.

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  • Cressy returns to top-grade

    For the first time in over 10 years Cressy’s midweek bowls team will play in the Corangamite Playing Areas top division.

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  • Club honours young bowler

    The Colac Sportsmen’s Club has honoured lawn bowls rising star Max Heaton-Harris with Sports Star of the Month honours.

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  • Young bowlers to build on form

    Colac Primary School is hoping its strong form in the Colac division can help them advance in today’s Greater Western Region competition.

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  • State selection for teen bowler

    Winchelsea lawn bowler Max Heaton-Harris has continued his meteoric rise in the sport by being selected to represent Victoria at the under-18 National Championships in October.

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  • Nation-wide tournament comes to Geelong

    Corangamite bowls’ “home away from home” has become the latest club to receive a licence to compete in the sport’s answer to Twenty20 cricket.

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  • Nola joins husband as a Central life member

    Central lawn bowler Nola Gray says it’s pretty special to join her husband Alan in earning life membership with the club.

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