Jeff Cheshire

Several Otago athletes will be among the contenders in the feature race in Timaru today.

As the Highlanders prepare to take their pre-season to the next step, they have lost a promising youngster.

Otago will get the first taste of New Zealand’s new era in women’s basketball.

Otago bowlers competed well but ultimately came up short yesterday.

Elliott Brown could not have asked for a more exciting injury comeback.

Ben McLachlan has made a winning start to 2020.

Otago's overseas basketball contingent has made a useful start to the season abroad.

In a short series, the Otago Daily Times talks to people who do the mahi behind the scenes to keep their sport going. Reporter Jeff Cheshire talks to swimming official Mary McFarlane.

Centralised sport programmes do have their successes but are not the only approach when trying to manage high-performance sport, a University of Otago researcher says.

Every point is becoming crucial in this year’s national football premiership.

Points do not come much harder fought.

It has been a year of learning for Ben McLachlan.

Cameron Mackenzie is feeling more comfortable with every game. He is looking better with every game too.

Corey Webster has been bought out of his New Zealand Breakers contract and is off to China. The Kiwi guard has ridden a wave of hype this year. Jeff Cheshire looks at what makes him so good, and...

Knockout sport can be cruel.

Reece Aiken might not get a chance to fully thaw out this summer.

Sometimes, timing is perfect.

A timely win has kept New Zealand’s under-21 curling world championships alive.

A familiar face was back at Lake Ruataniwha over the weekend.

Poor conditions disrupted the weekend programme, but Otago rowers managed their share of success.