Robinson misses medals, Harrington into final
Updated 10.47 am
Queenstown skier Alice Robinson missed out on the medals in the Giant Slalom at the Winter Olympics.
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Highlanders to learn from opening win
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Highlanders to learn from opening win
If Jamie Joseph is to be named All Blacks coach, beating the defending Super Rugby champions was not a bad way to begin his final stretch with the Highlanders.
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Sparks sign off with pair of losses
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Sparks sign off with pair of losses
That was a plate of parsley with no meat or potatoes.
State of Origin match confirmed for Auckland
State of Origin match confirmed for Auckland
A State of Origin match will be played in Eden Park in Auckland in 2027 following three years of high-level talks with the NRL and the Australian Rugby League Commission.
Swayzee goes back to back
Swayzee goes back to back
Swayzee upstaged younger brother Leap To Fame on Saturday night to win back-back Hunter Cups at Melton and deny Leap To Fame a $A1 million ($NZ1.7m) bonus.
New Ferns skipper Kerr ‘outstanding leader’
New Ferns skipper Kerr ‘outstanding leader’
Melie Kerr will take command.
Fast seventh for Ruthe
Fast seventh for Ruthe
New Zealand runner Sam Ruthe posted another rapid mile time at the Sound Running Invite in North Carolina yesterday.
Ferguson returning home
Ferguson returning home
Black Caps pace-bowler Lockie Ferguson will depart the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup to return home on paternity leave.
Dominant win for Yang
Dominant win for Yang
South Korean Yunseo Yang yesterday claimed a commanding victory in the Women’s Amateur Asia Pacific Championship in Wellington.
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Kingsford exchanges heartache for glory
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Kingsford exchanges heartache for glory
It has been a long and eventful journey but Rebecca Kingsford can now call herself a Coast to Coast champion.
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Elliott’s pace too hot for opposition
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Elliott’s pace too hot for opposition
Hamish Elliott described his "ultimate adventure" after charging to victory in the men’s Longest Day at the Coast to Coast on Saturday.
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Southern trifecta led home by Shallard
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Southern trifecta led home by Shallard
Southern athletes claimed all three steps on the podium in the women’s section of the two-day individual race at the Coast to Coast.
NEV victory over Albion cements place at top of standings
NEV victory over Albion cements place at top of standings
North East Valley cemented their spot at the top of the Bing Harris standings with a seven-wicket win over Albion at Tonga Park on Saturday.
South Africa hand NZ first defeat of cup
South Africa hand NZ first defeat of cup
South Africa are on the brink of reaching the T20 World Cup’s Super 8 stage after captain Aiden Markram’s storming half-century led them to a dominant seven-wicket victory.
Craw blasts 172 to lead Waihola to win over Milton
Craw blasts 172 to lead Waihola to win over Milton
The Waihola Swans returned to their winning ways with a 190-run win over the Milton King Crabs at Kaitangata in the latest round of the South Otago premier competition on Saturday.
Third-wicket stand key for Oamaru
Third-wicket stand key for Oamaru
Oamaru, Union and St Kevin’s posted wins in the latest round of the Borton Cup on Saturday.
Place in big air final not to be but pair still buzzing
Place in big air final not to be but pair still buzzing
New Zealand freeskiers Sylvia Trotter and Ruby Star Andrews put together a fierce effort in the qualification rounds of the big air at the Winter Olympics yesterday.
Pipped by progression in discipline
Pipped by progression in discipline
Wānaka snowboarder Cam Melville Ives was in a philosophical mood after finishing 12th in the final of the men’s snowboard halfpipe at the Winter Olympics yesterday.
Results bode well for world cup meetings
Results bode well for world cup meetings
Both New Zealand and Australian elite track cycling squads will approach the international season with confidence after strong performances at the Oceania Championships.
Double duties pay off for Price
Double duties pay off for Price
Trainer Sophie Price had a good excuse for briefly putting aside her regular clerk of the course duties at Invercargill on Saturday.