Sport
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Ordinary weather for bowls and cricket
Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was at Ray Menzies Oval for the Ocean Grove vs Jan Juc B1 Grade game and Ocean Grove Bowling Club for…
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Grovers show strength in lopsided encounter
Ocean Grove emerged from round five of Geelong Bowls Region’s Premier Division as a clear premiership favourite. The Grovers are 14 points clear on top…
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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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