Athletics: Moore clocks up first victory in Timebuster
Athletics: Moore clocks up first victory in Timebuster
It was a historic 18th race.
Alistair McMurran
Multisport: Knox snatches women's two-day title by 37 seconds
Multisport: Knox snatches women's two-day title by 37 seconds
Chantel Knox learnt training discipline from the late Duncan Laing and it helped her to win the women's two-day Coast to Coast title on Saturday.
Athletics: Octagon Timebuster record within the reach of Moore
Athletics: Octagon Timebuster record within the reach of Moore
Andrew Moore has the potential to beat the chimes and break the record in the Timebuster sprint around the Octagon at 10am today.
Mountain Biking: Leov looks fastest of Coronet field
Mountain Biking: Leov looks fastest of Coronet field
Justin Leov, of Christchurch, is expected to dominate the men's elite downhill race at the fifth round of the New Zealand Mountain Bike Cup competition at Coronet Peak today.
Multisport: Allan event's `darkhorse'
Multisport: Allan event's `darkhorse'
The odds are against former Dunedin physical education student Dougal Allan, but he could be the surprise winner of the Longest Day event in the 27th annual Coast to Coast multisport event this weekend.
Swimming: Kenneally, Tyrrell dominant
Swimming: Kenneally, Tyrrell dominant
OSCA coach Gennadiy Labara is a hard task master, but the approach brought results at the Otago championships with his two best swimmers, Katie Kenneally and Nick Tyrrell, dominating the open events at Moana Pool at the weekend.
Mountain biking: Cool-headed Cole tames tough track
Mountain biking: Cool-headed Cole tames tough track
Cameron Cole (Christchurch) has a cool head.
Swimming: Dedication pays off in pool for Clearwater
Swimming: Dedication pays off in pool for Clearwater
Lil Clearwater broke a 27-year-old Otago swimming record at the weekend.
Multisport: Lonie holds off chasers to take win
Multisport: Lonie holds off chasers to take win
Andrew Lonie (Leith) flew with the strong southerly wind behind him to win the running section of the third annual 23km Otago Peninsula Challenge yesterday.
Multisport: Gerrie's error proves lesser of two
Multisport: Gerrie's error proves lesser of two
It was a tale of two errors in the Otago Peninsula Challenge mountain bike race yesterday.
Softball: Play-offs appearance for Pride
Softball: Play-offs appearance for Pride
Southern softball has been starved of success for a long time but the region's top women are celebrating after reaching the finals of the national league.
Bobsleigh: Injuries give way to Otago athlete's dream
Bobsleigh: Injuries give way to Otago athlete's dream
Serious injuries threatened to end Tom Davie's sporting ambitions but instead they changed his approach to life.
Swimming: Poignant touch as Fea wings way to treble
Swimming: Poignant touch as Fea wings way to treble
Queestown swimmer McGregor Fea completed a treble when he won the Otago championship open men's 50m butterfly title at Moana Pool last night.
Swimming: Otago 1500m freestyle record reward for Gillespie's 5am starts
Swimming: Otago 1500m freestyle record reward for Gillespie's 5am starts
The early-morning starts have paid dividends for Waves swimmer Stef Gillespie, who broke the only provincial record on the first night of the Otago championships at Moana Pool last night.
Bowls: Outram pair again in final
Bowls: Outram pair again in final
The experienced Outram pair of Anne Gawn and Cindi Ewart are back.
Snowsports: Otago names prominent in NZ bobsleigh team
Snowsports: Otago names prominent in NZ bobsleigh team
Three Otago representatives - Tom Davie, Chris Donaldson and Willie Trew - have been named in the New Zealand bobsleigh team for the world championships in the United States next month.
Athletics: Resurfacing of track due to begin
Athletics: Resurfacing of track due to begin
The resurfacing of the Caledonian Ground track is expected to be completed in time for the first day of the Otago athletics championships, February 22.
Mountain biking: Hagen set to feature in Dunedin race
Mountain biking: Hagen set to feature in Dunedin race
The battle between Scarlett Hagen (Queenstown) and Emmeline Ragot (France) will be the feature of the first round of the South Island downhill mountain bike series in Dunedin on Saturday.
Cycling: Ryan dominates weekend's racing
Cycling: Ryan dominates weekend's racing
Marc Ryan (Timaru) proved he is a true Olympian when he dominated the elite men's events at the New Zealand Cup on Wheels in Dunedin at the weekend.
Cycling: Scully learning from one of the best
Cycling: Scully learning from one of the best
Tom Scully works for Glen Thomson in Invercargill and has been imbued with the tough approach that the former Commonwealth Games champion used in his competitive days.