Jeff Cheshire

The World Cup starts tomorrow. In our look at the 20 teams involved, Jeff Cheshire examines the five teams in pool B.

Dunstan Arm and Port Chalmers United had a dominant weekend at Lake Ruataniwha.

Joyce Andrew is heading north, although admits she is sad to be leaving.

Winning the game is the Otago Whalers' focus.

Stacey Wardell is one of those people who just does everything.

Some quality lost, some quality gained, but for the most part Southern United's national women's league squad has a familiar feel.

Sam Bremer fleetingly returned to Dunedin this week after three and a-half months in the United States and Europe.

Ben McLachlan was beaten in straight sets in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles at the US Open in New York yesterday.

It is such a perfect number you would think it was planned.

Caden Shields is heading to Doha.

A rare chance to compete has made Dunedin a lure for crossfit athletes.

A new race to be held tomorrow is the latest attempt at retaining more students in athletics.

More than 80 years of combined involvement in a sport is a significant contribution for two people.

Ben McLachlan has reached the men’s doubles quarterfinals in New York.

A leading Dunedin basketball referee has raised concerns over abuse of officials and its flow-on effects in the sport.

Classrooms will be a little emptier this week - and sports grounds will be a lot fuller.

Otago will be without Josh Ioane for Sunday's Ranfurly Shield defence.

The title may be out of reach, but Caversham can still play a part in where it goes.

There was a time when there was the United States and then there was everyone else.