Cricket

  • Three-peat for Bookaar

    Bookaar has made it three CDCA Women’s premierships in a row after overcoming rival Pomborneit in today’s grand final.

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  • Alvie upstages Colac in decider

    Alvie has climbed from third to beat minor premier Colac and win its first Colac district cricket premiership in eight years.

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  • Dad, son set for decider

    Colac cricketer Tony Walker says a chance to play more cricket with his son Archie led to his decision to drop back and captain the Stallions’ Division Three side this season.

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  • Star Pelican could step aside

    Could this weekend’s CDCA Women’s grand final be the final game for Bookaar captain Tracey Baker?

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  • ‘Warra out for revenge

    Irrewarra’s Division Two side will be out to avenge last year’s grand final loss to Colac with a second chance at premiership glory against the Stallions.

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  • Stellar season for West Warrion rising star

    Playing representative cricket has helped West Warrion rising star Max Hutchinson take his game to a new level this season and claim Colac district cricket’s under-17 best-and-fairest award.

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  • Another Melville dominating on the cricket field

    Another Melville is making a name for himself in Colac district cricket, with young Colac cricketer Aubrey Melville taking out the association’s under-14 best-and-fairest award this
    week.

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  • Bulls hoping for ‘third time lucky’

    Pomborneit cricketer Grace Wilson is hoping for a case of third time lucky when the Bulls take on Bookaar for a third consecutive grand final this weekend.

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