Cricket

  • United supportive as young trio leaves

    City United leader Shane Currie says the club remains supportive of young players testing themselves at a higher level despite three young Knights leaving a hole in the club’s Division One side.

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  • Panthers on look-out to boost women’s team

    West Warrion Cricket Club is calling on Colac district females to get involved in women’s cricket with the Panthers this season.

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  • West Warrion’s departure only temporary, club says

    West Warrion cricket president Dean Hutchinson is confident the Panthers’ top team’s move to Division Two will only be a temporary one.

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  • Departures lead to Bay stepping down

    Apollo Bay cricket officials say the club is stepping back to Division Two for the right reasons this summer after a host of cricketers left on good terms to test themselves at a higher level.

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  • Bulls lock away talented skipper

    Pomborneit Cricket Club officials say they’re rapt to lock in Sam Coxon for a fourth season as captain following the club’s breakthrough premiership last summer.

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  • Club parts ways with new coach

    West Warrion’s future in Division One cricket is up in the air following the loss of a host of top-grade cricketers, while the Panthers have parted ways with their coach Ben Strachan.

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  • Cat excited to join elite pathway

    Apollo Bay cricket export Tamar Holt says he is champing at the bit to step into the elite pathway following his selection in Vic Country’s under-17 Emerging Players Squad.

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  • Car crash fails to stop young Swan

    Alvie’s Hamish Stinchcombe says he has surprised himself with how quickly he returned to the football field after a life-threatening car crash just over a year ago.

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