Sport
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Rain the villain as Anglesea shares points
Rain thwarted Anglesea’s run of five consecutive Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A1 Grade wins in a top of the table clash against Armstrong Creek. The…
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Epic win for Wallington in high-scoring game
Wallington dug deep to square the ledger at three wins and three losses with an epic win against Portarlington in A2 Grade. Batting first on…
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Cobras still unbeaten
Collendina’s attempt at outright victory against Newcomb in A2 Grade fell short after a rearguard batting effort saved the Bulls on day two of the…
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Work to do for Grubbers
Ocean Grove sits two games out of the Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A1 Grade four after losing to Jan Juc in round six. The Grubbers…
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A sport for all abilities
Wallington Cricket Club is breaking new ground with the introduction of the first-ever All-Abilities Cricket Program based on the Bellarine Peninsula. The initiative is a…
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Heartbreak for Cats
Geelong suffered a heartbreaking preliminary final loss to the Brisbane Lions in a four-point thriller. Heavy favourites to advance, the Lions had everything thrown at…
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Grand finals run and won
Tennis Geelong’s Tuesday Midweek certainly left the best until last with this week’s grand finals in both the weather and the results. The sun was…
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Patience the key for anglers
Some testing weather is making it difficult to get out for a fish over this past week but anglers sneaking out in small weather windows…
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Chloe pushes for unlikely return
Geelong forward Chloe Scheer could make the most unlikely return in AFLW history for the Cats’ preliminary final with the Brisbane Lions. With her right…
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Wells plucks mature age players from draft
Geelong recruiting manager Stephen Wells has plucked a 26-year-old and an untried Barwon Heads star out of Tuesday night’s AFL draft. The Cats added six…
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Grovers increase lead at the top
Ocean Grove increased its lead on top of the Geelong Bowls Region Premier Division ladder with a big win against Highton in round four. The…
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Sharks give themselves every chance with 229
Jan Juc captain Nick Hyden is well aware that his side still has a lot of work to notch up a second consecutive BPCA win…
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