Cricket

  • 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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  • 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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  • Handy ins for Stoney

    What seems to be the tradition of City United and Stoneyford facing off in qualifying finals will continue tomorrow, with both teams gaining huge inclusions for this weekend’s final.

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