Athletics: Records tumble at Cale
Athletics: Records tumble at Cale
Danica Davies (St Hilda's) started throwing the discus for fun last year. She is now the Otago secondary schools record-holder in the event.
Alistair McMurran
Rowing: Four from Otago in New Zealand crews
Rowing: Four from Otago in New Zealand crews
Alistair Bond (Otago University) has always had the inspiration of his big brother to spur him on but it has taken him longer to get selected for the New Zealand elite rowing team.
Paralympics: Hall wants to repay debt by winning gold
Paralympics: Hall wants to repay debt by winning gold
Adam Hall owes a great debt to his mother, Gayle Hall, who died tragically in a car crash a month after he won his gold medal in Vancouver.
Bowls: Slow-starting pair keep calm and carry the day
Bowls: Slow-starting pair keep calm and carry the day
Dunsandel bowler Sandra Keith notched a ''threepeat'' in Dunedin yesterday.
Multisport: Elite gather at Motatapu
Multisport: Elite gather at Motatapu
A star-studded field, including seven Olympians, will compete in the 10th annual Motatapu multisport event from Wanaka tomorrow.
Bowls: Scott rises to family tradition
Bowls: Scott rises to family tradition
It seemed natural that Sarah Scott (North East Valley) would play bowls, because it has been the family sport for three generations.
Bowls: Outdoor skills demonstrated
Bowls: Outdoor skills demonstrated
The Webster family excelled indoors and are now making their mark in outdoor bowls as well.
Bowls: Canadians find reception and hospitality 'unbelievable'
Bowls: Canadians find reception and hospitality 'unbelievable'
The rain did not upset 31 bowlers from the Oak Bay Bowling Club, of Canada, when they played a friendly in Dunedin yesterday.
Swimming: Sights set firmly on Glasgow
Swimming: Sights set firmly on Glasgow
Kurt Crosland's goal is firmly fixed on Glasgow.
Athletics: Eight is enough for McNoe
Athletics: Eight is enough for McNoe
Chris McNoe is the iron man of Otago athletics. He proved it by entering all 11 senior boys events at the annual Otago Boys' High School athletics sports.
Huch's high hopes
Huch's high hopes
Prospects for Green Island good this season.
Bowls: Scott claims 35th title
Bowls: Scott claims 35th title
He will be hard to catch. Terry Scott (North East Valley) reached another milestone when he won his 35th Bowls Dunedin title recently.
Bowls: Alexandra fights back for finals spot
Bowls: Alexandra fights back for finals spot
It was a dramatic finish as Alexandra clinched a spot in the national division 1 final with the last bowl.
Rugby: Franklin to take key role
Rugby: Franklin to take key role
Highlanders lock Tom Franklin has been released to play for Otago Maoris in the South Island tournament at Timaru today.
Bowls: In-form Walker looks key player for Taieri
Bowls: In-form Walker looks key player for Taieri
Singles player Ken Walker could play a decisive role in Taieri's bid to make the national final of the interclub sevens at Balclutha over the weekend.
Football: Caversham pays up to stay in league
Football: Caversham pays up to stay in league
Caversham has paid its $10,000 debt to Football South and will be able to play in the Southern League this winter.
Resurfacing of Edgar Centre courts under way
Resurfacing of Edgar Centre courts under way
The Edgar Centre has been a success story. It is the most used indoor sports facility in New Zealand.
Bowls: Keith seeks third win in strong field
Bowls: Keith seeks third win in strong field
New Zealand representative Sandra Keith (Dunsandel) has a point to prove at the North East Valley Bowling Club next week.
Rowing: In-form Kearney earns NZ trial
Rowing: In-form Kearney earns NZ trial
Johannah Kearney (Oamaru) is one of seven rowers from Otago who will be given a New Zealand trial at Lake Karapiro next week.
Athletics: Fleet-footed arrival a fillip for women's sprinting
Athletics: Fleet-footed arrival a fillip for women's sprinting
Women's sprinting in Otago has livened up since the arrival of Aucklander Brooke Cull in Dunedin.