Bowls

  • City bowlers bounce back onto winners’ list

    City has bounced back from a loss to Cressy, claiming a big win over cross-town rival Colac in midweek bowls.

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  • Teenager shines at nationals

    Winchelsea lawn bowler Max Heaton-Harris has entered Corangamite’s pennant season in red-hot form after winning gold, silver and bronze medals at two national events this year.

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  • Colac rebounds to beat Bay

    Colac lawn bowlers have bounced back from a shock opening-round loss to upstage flag fancy Apollo Bay by 30 shots.

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  • Three generations teaming up

    Champion Central bowler Alan Gray says the chance to play alongside his son and grandson rates among the highlights of his 36-year career.

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  • Tigers upstage Colac in opener

    Simpson skipper Peter Inglis says upstaging last season’s runner-up is the perfect way to start the 2024-25 Weekend Pennant season.

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  • Permits spark conversations

    A series of rule changes and the creation of a new division will see a new-look Corangamite Bowls competition this season.

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  • Local sportsmen take up lawn bowls

    Two of Colac district’s top sportsmen are set to try their hand at lawn bowls this season.

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  • Weekend Pennant season preview

    The Colac Herald’s Ben Martin examines each team in Corangamite Playing Area’s Weekend Pennant competition.

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