Bowls

  • 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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  • Bowls club honour for quartet

    Four of the Colac Bowling Club’s longest-serving members have been rewarded with life membership as the club doubled its life membership recipients.

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  • Aussie dream for young Blue

    Teenage Winchelsea lawn bowler Max Heaton-Harris hopes his premiership win with the Blues will be another stepping stone on his way to one day representing Australia.

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  • Father and son share premiership success

    Winchelsea bowler Stewart Williams says playing in a premiership alongside his son Ethan is “what it’s all about”.

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  • Two decades of loyalty pays off for Winch bowler

    No Winchelsea bowlers have waited longer for their first Division One premiership than Peter McConachy.

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  • League set for play-off games

    Corangamite bowls’ Weekend Pennant lower-grade premiers have until today to notify the league if they wish to play off for a spot in a higher division next season.

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