Tennis

  • Anyone for tennis?

    The Colac Herald’s new tennis Q&A feature. This week we play a couple of sets with Colac Lawn’s Tom Ennor.

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  • Barongarook knocks Lawn out of top spot

    Barongarook has moved to the top of Polwarth tennis and asserted itself as a genuine threat this season after knocking off a Colac Lawn powerhouse for a second time this summer.

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  • Anyone for tennis?

    The Colac Herald’s new tennis Q&A feature. This week we play a couple of sets with Beeac’s Maggie Doolan.

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  • Former volunteer says Open is worth the risk

    A Colac resident who spent three decades involved in the Australian Open says the event is worth the risk this year, despite calls for it to be cancelled.

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  • Rare losing streak ends for Pennyroyal

    Pennyroyal has overcome its inconsistent line-up woes to return to the winners’ list in Polwarth district tennis.

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  • Cricket mishap puts skipper in doubt

    An injury while filling in for a cricket match alongside his dad and two brothers could keep Barongarook tennis captain Kallan Thompson sidelined until the new year.

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  • Apollo Bay unveils new courts

    A group of 10-year-old tennis players were the first sportspeople to enjoy Apollo Bay’s redeveloped tennis and netball courts.

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  • Anyone for tennis?

    The Colac Herald’s new tennis Q&A feature. This week we play a couple of sets with Pennyroyal’s Amber Skurka.

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