The New Zealand University men's eight turned the tables on Australia when it came from behind to win the feature race on Lake Hayes yesterday.
Promising Otago Boys' High School midfield back Mike Collins is one of five players from his school named in the South Island team for next week's schools tournament at Hamilton.
Robbie Thomson put the brakes on spending and arrested the decline in membership during his time as Bowls Dunedin president.
The women's lightweight quadruple sculls clinched a win for New Zealand in the first transtasman universities test on Lake Hayes yesterday.
University B is lining up for a chance to return to the premier club ranks but may have its path blocked by a law change.
Dunedin used to be the powerhouse of New Zealand synchronised swimming but the pendulum has shifted and Southland's Anderson sisters now dominate the sport.
Dunstan High School leads the middle four in the Highlanders First XV competition after beating South Otago High School 52-10 in Alexandra on Saturday.
They took a break to play rugby on Saturday afternoon but that did not stop Sean Becker's team from winning the New Zealand curling title at Naseby yesterday.
The strong Southland Boys High School pack paved the way for an impressive 67-6 win against Verdon College at Invercargill today.
Promising fullback Matt Faddes was in superb touch and scored two late tries as University A came from behind to beat Dunedin 26-20 in premier rugby today.
The Becker family stood out on the first day of the New Zealand curling championships in their home town rink at Naseby yesterday.
Tomorrow's Gold Coast marathon is Shireen Crumpton's last chance to make the Commonwealth Games team for New Delhi.
Five swimmers have been added to the revised wall of fame at Moana Pool.
Balclutha archer Anne Mitchell defied the odds when she was named in the Commonwealth Games archery team yesterday.
Kavanagh College gained a dramatic 31-31 draw with John McGlashan College when it scored two converted tries in the last two minutes of the interschool rugby match at Kettle Park yesterday.
Dunedin flatmates Carla Hohepa and Kelly Brazier have helped each other make the Black Ferns for the World Cup in England.
Nathan Hull is expected to lead John McGlashan College to a win in the inaugural Tom Casey Memorial Challenge Cup match against Kavanagh College at Kettle Park today.
It has been a long time coming but the marriage between men's and women's golf in Otago is not expected to end in divorce.
It will be the opportunity of a lifetime for Special Olympics footballer Mark Liggins when he plays in the curtain-raiser to the World Cup quarterfinal in Cape Town on Saturday.
It is not often the All Blacks draw inspiration from the round-ball code but they will take some lessons from the All Whites when they play Wales at Carisbrook on Saturday.