Cricket

  • Pomborneit does the hard yards

    Pomborneit captain Julie Baud says her team has well and truly done the hard yards, rising from a bottom-of-the-ladder side to minor premiers in 12 months.

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  • Division Two teams set for first finals series

    Tomahawk Creek captain Kirsty Oborne is confident her team can reverse its final-round result against Pomborneit when the sides meet again in CDCA Women’s cricket first Division Two finals this weekend.

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  • Career-best knock for ex-Otter

    Former Otway cricketer Brody Mahoney has recorded a career-best knock with Heytesbury on the weekend.

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  • Bright future for all-rounder

    Colac’s Ted Buchanan could have a difficult decision to make in a few years if he has to choose between football and cricket.

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  • Knights’ job not over

    Perennial grand-finalists City United know their job is only half done after another qualifying final victory over Stoneyford in Colac district cricket.

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  • Fifth straight junior title has club excited

    Colac junior coach Troy Garlick has predicted a big future for the club after the Stallions claimed a fifth straight under-14 flag.

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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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  • Five in a row for Stallions

    Colac Red has upstaged undefeated minor premier Colac Black in Colac district cricket’s under-14 grand final, making it a five-peat for the Stallions.

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