Tennis

  • 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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  • Singles tennis returns to Colac

    The Colac Lawn Tennis Club will host its first singles event in about 10 months this weekend.

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  • Another teen debuts for Lawn

    Colac Lawn have exposed yet another young talent to Polwarth district tennis’s A Grade competition in a thrilling grand final rematch.

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  • Dad’s new lease on life

    It’s been eight months since Colac district sportsman Jordan Keast attempted to take his own life following an ongoing battle with depression. The 29-year-old has opened up to the Colac Herald about his battle in a bid to help others, and help break the stigma that clings to talking about mental health.

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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 Barongarook’s Riley Thompson.

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  • Beeac makes history with breakthrough win

    Beeac’s drought-breaking win against Colac Lawn could be the first time the Magpies have ever beaten the Polwarth district tennis powerhouse.

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  • New social tennis competition a hit

    A new social tennis competition is proving a hit with players new and old.

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  • New-look Royals record first win

    Pennyroyal captain Rhiannon White says her new-look side is starting to find its feet following its first win of the season.

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