Shooting

  • Local numbers drop off, but shoot a success

    Colac Gun Club officials declared their annual schools shoot a big success despite the locals failing to have success.

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  • Shooter now world number one

    Colac Gun Club’s Penny Smith says earning world number one status is “something she always dreamed of” following her second World Cup medal in less than a month.

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  • Quick turnaround for World Cup gold medallist

    Colac Gun Club’s Penny Smith will have a quick turnaround in Australia before jetting off again following her latest World Cup gold medal.

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  • Herald names its top stars of 2022

    The Colac Herald has once again tackled the daunting task of naming the Colac district’s top sports stars for the year.

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  • Colac shooters enjoy success at ACT event

    Five Colac shooters have had success at the annual Kings and Queens championship’s prize meeting in the Australian Capital Territory.

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  • Flooding delays shooter’s state carnival

    Colac shooter Steve Holt could have to wait until next year to compete at this year’s state championships with the Echuca Gun Club currently underwater.

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  • Shooter continuing to rise

    Colac shooter James Hay continues to make waves in the sport with a second-placed overall finish at one of South Australia’s biggest annual events.

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  • Australian selection ahead of Korea test

    Colac shooter Penny Smith is one step closer to the Paris Olympics after this week earning a place in the Australian team for the ISSF World Championship in September.

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