Rowing: Late starter still rowing strong
Rowing: Late starter still rowing strong
Fiona Bourke has proved it is never too late to start.
Alistair McMurran
Rowing: Bond wins clash of titans
Rowing: Bond wins clash of titans
It was Hamish Bond's day. He beat a world-class field to win the men's premier single sculls on Saturday.
BMX: Elite riders seek qualifying points
BMX: Elite riders seek qualifying points
Otago's elite BMX riders will be in action at the national qualifying meet at Forrester Park tomorrow.
Rowing: Strack back to her best form
Rowing: Strack back to her best form
North End sculler Lucy Strack proved a point at Lake Karapiro yesterday - she is the best women's lightweight sculler in the country.
Athletics: Dyke aims for NZ squad
Athletics: Dyke aims for NZ squad
Larissa Dyke (Taieri) has a defining goal this year: to get back into the sprint relay team for the Commonwealth Games and break the New Zealand 100m record.
League: Warriors tackle steepest task
League: Warriors tackle steepest task
Some of the Warriors chose the hottest day of the summer to climb up Baldwin St yesterday.
Rowing: Another gold for Kearney
Rowing: Another gold for Kearney
Johannah Kearney (Oamaru) continued her golden run at Lake Karapiro yesterday.
Rowing: Strack strokes eight into final
Rowing: Strack strokes eight into final
North End rower Lucy Strack is a lightweight sculler but she demonstrated yesterday she can hold her own with heavyweight rowers.
Bowls: Rare husband-wife double
Bowls: Rare husband-wife double
It was rare and may have even been a first for a husband-and-wife combination. Sharon McCaw (St Clair) and husband Craig (Kaikorai) both won Bowls Dunedin titles on the same day.
Rowing: Straight to semis for speedy O'Leary
Rowing: Straight to semis for speedy O'Leary
It was a good start. Jack O'Leary (Otago) has his sights on the podium after the first day of the New Zealand rowing championships.
Brighton pulls rugby team
Brighton pulls rugby team
The Brighton Rugby Football Club will only have one open grade team this season after pulling its team from the Dunedin Metropolitan premier 2 competition.
Rowing: Bond versus Drysdale set to be highlight of regatta
Rowing: Bond versus Drysdale set to be highlight of regatta
North End rower Hamish Bond could pick up another scalp if he beats Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale at Lake Karapiro this week.
Athletics: Dyke regains title despite fitness concerns
Athletics: Dyke regains title despite fitness concerns
Larissa Dyke (Taieri) is back. She regained the Otago senior women's 100m title at the Caledonian Ground yesterday.
Rowing: Sights set firmly on the goal
Rowing: Sights set firmly on the goal
Rower Jack O'Leary has declined offers from Ivy League universities and has decided to stay in Dunedin.
Masters Games: Harland's work recognised
Masters Games: Harland's work recognised
Jim Harland's contribution to the New Zealand Masters Games was recognised in Dunedin recently.
Rugby: Kaikorai looks good for Maheno
Rugby: Kaikorai looks good for Maheno
A strong Kaikorai team will be hard to beat at the inaugural Maheno Sevens, at the Maheno Domain today.
Golf: Inaugural trophy winner eyeing professional career
Golf: Inaugural trophy winner eyeing professional career
Talented Otago golfer Ryan Bellamy is the inaugural winner of the Ralph Hotere Trophy.
Rowing: Another haul for Port Utd
Rowing: Another haul for Port Utd
Port United rowers Imogen Coxhead and Robyn Cameron are not goldminers. They just collect rowing gold medals.
Athletics: Paul turns tables on rival Gutsell
Athletics: Paul turns tables on rival Gutsell
Dick Tayler's famous 10,000m win at the 1974 Commonwealth Games was celebrated in Christchurch late last month.
Ice hockey: Rusty Blades edge rival
Ice hockey: Rusty Blades edge rival
The Brisbane Rusty Blades just managed to retain their unbeaten record at the New Zealand Masters Games.