Bowls

  • Premiers fall short after massive 24 hours

    An exhausted Winchelsea line-up has fallen agonisingly short of winning a regional Weekend Pennant team carnival on Sunday.

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  • Blues save their best for last

    Winchelsea Two bowlers saved their best performance of the season for last, overcoming Colac Two for the first time this season in the grand final.

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  • Golf hoping to step up after grand final victory

    Camperdown Golf hopes to have a team in all four divisions next season following its Division Four grand final win on the weekend.

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  • Squad full of first-time premiership players

    Colac Bowling Club’s Rod Newcombe says the feeling of winning a premiership never gets old, after he and his Division Three teammates enjoyed a grand final win over Cobden Two.

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  • Winchelsea ends 27-year drought

    Champion Winchelsea bowler Rhys Jeffs says it was an emotional night as the Blues ended their 27-year premiership drought in Corangamite bowls’ top division.

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  • Hard work lands Blues in three grand finals

    Winchelsea bowls officials say the commitment from the club’s bowlers is paying off after booking a spot in three of tomorrow’s four Weekend Pennant grand finals.

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  • Blues eager to end drought

    Star lawn bowler Rhys Jeffs says Winchelsea has plenty to play for as it looks to end a 27-year premiership drought tomorrow.

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  • Bowler finally gets his chance

    Eighty-year-old Colac lawn bowler Graham Kerr concedes he thought the chance to play in a Division One grand final had well and truly passed him by.

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