Bowls

  • Synthetic green set for October

    COLAC Bowling Club hopes to start installing a synthetic green at its lakeside headquarters in October.

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  • Law changes won’t affect midweek bowls

    COLAC district bowls officials are unlikely to force clubs to play only women in midweek pennant, despite changes to equal opportunity legislation.

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  • New era dawning for women bowlers

    The dawn of a new era beckons for Colac and district ladies’ bowls.

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  • Lawn bowlers shine in final events

    Colac district lawn bowlers have shone in two of the final events on the Victorian calendar.

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  • Colac bowler wins Aussie silver

    State lawn bowls representative Rebecca McMahon wants her winter to be the polar opposite of her summer.

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  • Bowlers miss state opportunity

    Colac’s City Bowling Club has missed out on the chance to compete on the state pennant stage.

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  • Bowlers stay in top grade

    Winchelsea Bowling Club has secured Division One lawn bowls action for next season.

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  • Colac bowlers fall short

    Colac district women’s bowls champion Colac Pink has fallen short of regional glory.

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