Adrian Seconi

Kaikorai shocked University A to win 22-10 at Bishopscourt today and clinch a place in the semifinal in Dunedin Premier Club Rugby.

Newly appointed Otago coach Rob Walter will relocate to Dunedin from Pretoria in September to start an exciting new chapter in his coaching career. Cricket writer Adrian Seconi caught up with the 40-year-old via email.

The premier competition just might be a bit closer than anticipated.

When Peter FitzSimons is not writing books about the perils of sugar or shining the light on concussion, he occasionally engages in his other passion - talking up the Wallabies.

Eastern Rugby Football Club is undecided whether it will challenge for a spot in the top tier if it wins the premier 2 grade.

Eleven years after making his first-class debut, batsman Sean Eathorne has been offered a provincial contract.

Sir Peter Snell is wavering about whether he will donate his medals to Te Papa and wants assurances the national museum will display the items appropriately.

Ilana Goossens is quickly getting used to going up against higher-ranked players.

In the second of a series of articles with Otago's Olympians, sports writer Adrian Seconi talks to Black Sticks defender Kane Russell.

The TAB takes problem gambling and the integrity of sport very seriously. It also returns all profits to the community, so what's the problem? Reporter Adrian Seconi takes a closer look at where the money is going and what measures the TAB has put in place to support problem gamblers and combat corruption.

Kaikorai and Southern have the most riding on the outcome of their final round-robin matches tomorrow.

Steel wing attack Gina Crampton may have helped inspire a future Steel player at the Edgar Centre yesterday.

Arrowtown Primary School dominated the Otago Regional Rippa Rugby Championships held yesterday at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin, winning two of the three finals.

If you are a batsman, then look away now.

We know what you are thinking - you have no idea what tetrathlon is, right?

Unbeaten. Just.