Jeff Cheshire

With the new NBA season beginning today, Otago Daily Times sports reporter Jeff Cheshire looks at how things might unfold.

Just not clinical enough.

Hammer thrower Mike Scholten was in record-breaking form at the Caledonian on Friday night.

Fans should be seen as part of the team and people can be products of their environments.

Two John McGlashan College pupils will be cycling for charity this weekend.

Do you have the characteristics required to be an Olympic medallist?

Why is New Zealand so successful at rugby? Can it be translated into other sports?

A disrupted build-up did not stop Romain Mirosa claiming his first Southland Marathon title at the weekend.

A chance  meeting got Neil Whalley back into snooker 2½ years ago.

National league futsal made a triumphant return to Dunedin at the weekend.

Jake Paul was the star on the track at the Caledonian on Saturday afternoon.

Southern United was beaten 2-0 by Canterbury United in its final pre-season game in Timaru on Saturday.

A young and passionate team will take the field for Southern United’s men’s outfit this season.

Netball New Zealand has launched a campaign to recruit tall teenage girls.

Despite being weighed down by medals there is no slowing down for Paralympian Sophie Pascoe — she is thinking of  Tokyo in four years.

Tyla Watt was recently selected for  the New Zealand powerlifting team to compete at  the Asia-Oceania Championships in December. Sports reporter Jeff Cheshire caught up with him this week.

National league futsal will return to Dunedin this weekend.

Sport is a passion for Karina Nafatali.

You would be hard-pressed to find many people who have coached more sports the Andrew Campbell.

Alan Hamilton has been coaching a long time, but after 38 years, he is as keen as ever.