Tennis

  • Tennis officials push for third division

    Polwarth district tennis officials hope a lack of sport over winter will lead to a third senior division this summer, with a season to potentially start next month.

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  • Surgery for tennis champ

    Colac tennis champ Jason Murnane has declared he will be fit for the upcoming campaign after having major surgery during the off-season.

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  • Bay eager for more funding for courts

    Apollo Bay sportspeople want Colac Otway Shire Council to fund tennis and netball court upgrades for the town, after netballers paid for a partial upgrade.

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  • Running, netball, table tennis competitions cancelled

    The Colac Leisure Runners have become the latest Colac district sporting group to cancel their remaining events amid the coronavirus crisis.

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  • Green calls time after 30 years

    Thirty years of commitment to the Australian Open is set to come to an end following this year’s tournament for Colac’s Mike Green.

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  • Councillors back proposal for sports facility upgrade

    Colac Otway Shire councillors have unanimously supported proposed upgrades for Elliminyt Recreation Reserve, with one saying the plan would bring the facility “into the 21st century”.

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  • Lawn ends run of losses with grand final victory

    Colac Lawn tennis players have put behind them a series of grand final losses to return to the top of the Polwarth association for the second time since they joined the competition.

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  • Forrest claims thrilling decider

    Forrest has returned to the top of Polwarth tennis, winning a “classic battle” against heavyweight Colac Lawn in the grand final.

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