Bowls

  • Winchelsea bowler happy to be stranded

    Winchelsea bowls recruit Steve Tales has spent the past two years stranded in Australia, unable to return home to his native England due to COVID-19 – but the new Blue hasn’t minded one bit.

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  • Remarkable win for recently-promoted Tigers

    Is there a better way to kick off your first ever Division One season than beating one of last season’s grand finalists?

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  • Dolphins claim major scalp

    Lorne leader Brad Weetman says opening the season with a win over Corangamite bowls powerhouse Colac One could be a game-changer in the club’s dream to feature in top-division finals. The Dolphins defeated the premiers of six of the past eight seasons, three rinks to one 95-83, to signal themselves as a genuine finals chance […]

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  • Four tipped as midweek contenders

    Four clubs have been tipped as genuine premiership contenders ahead of the 2021-22 Midweek Pennant bowls season.

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  • AFL club inspires Camperdown’s new name

    Camperdown bowlers will debut their new look and name inspired by an AFL club when Corangamite bowls kicks off this weekend.

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  • Premier club poaches Winchelsea star

    Winchelsea’s Rhys Jeffs will play in Victoria’s top bowls competition this season after being headhunted by Deer Park.

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  • Lake still the team to beat

    Colac One remains the red-hot favourite to win a fourth-straight Weekend Pennant flag despite a host of challengers adding big names to their squads.

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  • Vaccine mandatory for Corangamite bowlers

    Corangamite bowls officials have confirmed that all players over the age of 16 must have had the COVID-19 vaccination to play in the 2021-22 pennant season, which will start next weekend.

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