Cricket

  • Second trophy comes as shock

    Back-to-back under-17 league medallist Hunter Togni says winning the award for a second consecutive year came as a bit of a surprise.

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  • United youngster cleans up at awards night

    City United cricketer Oliver Cameron looks set for a bright future for the club, with the youngster taking out the under-14s best-and-fairest award.

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  • Stallions back in decider

    After a disappointing semi-final performance, Colac’s Division Two cricketers bounced back a day later with a big win over reigning premier Apollo Bay.

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  • Love tipped to take out medal

    Boom Stoneyford recruit Matthew Love will enter Colac district cricket’s night of nights as red-hot favourite to take out a Bill Johnston Medal in his first season in the association.

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  • Grand final shock for Colac

    Colac women’s cricket captain Jess Hay says she never expected to make a grand final in the club’s first season.

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  • Panther, Knight win league medals

    Warrion’s Hunter Togni and City United’s Oliver Cameron have taken out top honours at Colac district cricket’s junior best-and-fairest night.

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  • From wooden spooners to grand finalists

    It seems remarkable to think the team that finished on the bottom of the ladder last season just ended Colac district cricket powerhouse Stoneyford’s incredible run of eight straight grand finals.

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  • Carlisle River scores another shot in decider

    In just its second year in the Colac district cricket competition, Carlisle River has made its second consecutive Division Three grand final.

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