Bowls

  • Central books spot in decider

    A thrilling qualifying final win over Winchelsea has booked Central lawn bowlers a spot in their second Midweek Pennant Division One grand final in four years.

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  • Top four locked in with one round remaining

    The top four in Corangamite bowls’ Weekend Pennant is set, and Winchelsea’s Peter McConachy believes the positions could be locked as well.

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  • Ladder-leaders drop out of finals in two weeks

    Colac might be the unluckiest team in Midweek bowls history after a remarkable end to the regular season saw the club miss finals for the first time in at least 15 years.

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  • Anyone for tennis?

    The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin plays a couple of sets with Barongarook Beechy’s Xavier Speirs.

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  • Top three all recently relegated

    The top three teams in Corangamite bowls’ Weekend Pennant competition have all suffered relegation out of the top grade in the past decade.

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  • Teams fight to avoid relegation

    Weekend Pennant battlers Lorne and Cobden both pulled off stunning wins on the weekend as teams fight to avoid relegation.

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  • Thrilling victory throws finals race on its head

    City’s thrilling one-shot win over ladder-leader Colac has thrown the Midweek Pennant finals race on its head.

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  • Bowler smashing records

    Central lawn bowler Sue Kerr is on track to go down as one of Corangamite bowls’ best ever players after winning the association’s Champion of Champions title for a record fourth year in a row.

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