Colac Cricket Club

  • Stallions still optimistic

    First-year Colac co-captain Sam Mulgrew believes the Stallions have still got what it takes to go one better in 2023-24, despite the loss of three key figures.

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  • Colac survives late scare

    Colac has won a nail-biting clash against West Warrion by just two wickets, with West’s stellar bowling bringing the team close to victory.

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  • Colac loses youngster to work commitments

    Work commitments are set to sideline Colac young gun Austin Harwood until 2023, but a returned Stallions is set to make his season debut tomorrow.

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  • Former cricket star hints Colac return

    Colac Cricket Club could receive a possible boost to its premiership aspirations, with coach Paul Price hopeful former captain and team-of-the-year cricketer Aidan Spence potentially returing to his home club.

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  • Colac adapts to finals cricket

    Colac skipper Nick Lynch says his young side has settled into playing in the more intense and heated finals matches.

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  • Clubmates to face off in under-14 grand final

    Colac junior mentor Chris Melville says the club was very excited to see the fairytale of an all-Colac grand final become a reality.

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  • South Aussie rides journey to finals

    Colac cricketer Andrew Chambers has been a key feature in the club’s Division One side for the past few years since moving to the club from South Australia.

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  • Stallions’ dynasty growing

    Junior cricketing powerhouse Colac has claimed more silverware to take back to CMTP Oval after one of its under-17 teams Colac Oborne defeated Warrion for the second consecutive season.

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