Colac Cricket Club

  • 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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  • Stallions batsman heating up

    Colac captain Nick Lynch believes that Cullan Spence could be one of the most dangerous players in the competition and could help Colac find success in their upcoming finals campaign.

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