Shooting

  • Top shooters bound for Colac

    The region’s best shooters are set to flock to the Colac Gun Club for an annual shoot this weekend.

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  • Colac shooters claim bragging rights

    Colac shooters are in red-hot form ahead of two representative shoots at the club, after claiming bragging rights against their rivals.

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  • Eight-year plans leads Smith to Olympic Games

    Colac district shooter Penny Smith was 17 years old when she put in place an eight-year plan to get to the Olympic Games. She said there has been plenty of times she considered giving up on her dream, with her Commonwealth Games snub the biggest blow. But after almost a decade, Smith achieved her goal and will represent Australia at next year’s Tokyo Games.

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  • Upgrade to attract state’s up-and-coming shooters

    Up-and-coming shooters from across the state can now come to Colac in a bid to take their shot to the next level.

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  • Extension for hunting licences after virus lockdowns

    Recreational hunters will receive a one-year extension to their game licences after the State Government banned recreational hunting during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Olympic selection no surprise to Colac club

    Colac Gun Club officials say Penny Smith could be the club’s first ever Olympian, and her selection comes as no surprise.

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  • New Olympian following in mum’s footsteps

    Colac Gun Club’s Penny Smith will follow in her mother’s footsteps when she makes her Olympic debut next year.

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  • Colac shooter named in Olympic team

    The Australian Olympic Team has selected Colac Gun Club’s Penny Smith to compete at next year’s Tokyo Olympic Games.

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