Bowls

  • Apollo Bay a chance to climb off the bottom

    Apollo Bay is a chance to climb off the bottom of the ladder in Midweek Pennant bowls tomorrow, after “surviving” sweltering heat to put an end to its 10-game winless start.

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  • Duo boosts Giants

    Two emerging teenage lawn bowlers from the Colac district have helped a regional representative side almost reach the final of a state carnival.

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  • Important win for Winchelsea

    Winchelsea has pulled off one of its most important wins of the season, beating top-of-the-table Central and staying in touch with the midweek pennant ladder-leaders.

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  • Rain washes out bowls matches

    Colac and district’s rainy weather has now wreaked havoc on Corangamite bowls’ Midweek Pennant competition, after officials deemed all this week’s games unplayable due to wild weather.

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  • Colac bowlers aiming to find form

    Following a second loss to Winchelsea in Division One weekend bowls this season, Colac’s Jeff Turner says the lakeside club remains unsatisfied with how its form is tracking this season.

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  • Cressy hopes new green can help boost numbers

    The Cressy Bowling Club hopes its new green can help boost the club that has battled for numbers this season.

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  • Local bowlers go back-to-back

    Colac bowlers Steve Nelson and Ken Hanson have gone back-to-back in Bowls Victoria’s integrated triples.

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  • Simpson hands Central its first loss

    Simpson has pulled off one of the upsets of the season, handing Central its first loss of the midweek pennant season.

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