lawn bowls

  • League champion staying loyal

    There is no doubt Rhys Jeffs would have had plenty of offers from rival Corangamite clubs after Winchelsea was demoted from Division One bowls at the end of the season.

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  • Bowlers unable to represent region

    Eight Corangamite bowlers are stuck in limbo after Bowls Victoria postponed a host of state events. Winchelsea’s Rhys Jeffs, Simpson’s Peter Inglis, City’s Ken Hanson, Central’s Sue Kerr and Cobden’s Damian Riches, Darren Mulgrew, John Carlin and Colin Whiteside were all gearing up to represent the West Coast Region in April and May. The bowlers […]

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  • Bowlers hope league will award premiership

    A former Corangamite bowler has joined calls for the Geelong Bowls Region to award premierships this season after his team was robbed of a certain flag.

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  • Bowler selected for ‘exciting new’ event

    Gun Lorne bowler Leigh McIlvenny says earning selection to be part of Australia’s new globally televised lawn bowls championship came as a major shock.

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  • Hanson to represent Australia at Commonwealth Games

    Colac lawn bowler Ken Hanson has earned selection in the Australian team for next year’s Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.

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  • Bowler earns Australian disability team selection

    A COLAC man born without a left arm is on track to represent Australia at the upcoming Commonwealth Games.

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  • BOWLING FOR GLORY: Association crowns champions

    CORANGAMITE bowls officials have crowned City’s Stewart Trigg and Colac’s Carmel Watson as the association’s Champion of Champions.

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  • Second straight premiership win for lakeside bowls club

    COLAC ONE has defeated the competition’s in-form team on its way to winning Corangamite bowls’ Division One title for the second straight year.

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