It was a David and Goliath battle. But this time, Goliath won.
It was close last year, but coach Janos Kaszala is confident the Dunedin Thunder can reach the final of the National Hockey League this year.
Otago Boys' High School will start a warm favourite against King's High School in the First XV interschool at Littlebourne today.
The dedicated training paid dividends for Sarah MacGibbon in Finland this month.
The recession has hit the New Zealand Masters Games and it has a funding crisis.
Dunstan High School started its Highlanders First XV campaign in style with a 38-7 win over Verdon College in Alexandra on Saturday.
It was a thriller. A last second try to flanker Mika Mafi gave Green Island its first win of the season at Montecillo today.
Otago rowing could be at the beginning of a golden era if the selection of 12 competitors from the province in New Zealand crews is any indication.
Home-grown players will be keen to make a point when the third annual Kiwis v Imports match is played at the Dunedin Ice Stadium tomorrow night.
Promising Otago runner Rebekah Greene (Hill City-University) confirmed her place at the World University Games when she completed a double-header on Sunday.
It was a forerunner to ping pong diplomacy and Dunedin's Bryan Foster played his part in bringing China into the modern world.
Canoe Racing New Zealand needs to employ more coaches if it is to capitalise on Lisa Carrington's gold medal at the London Olympics.
Joe Beamish held his nerve on the final lap to help John McGlashan College win its third successive senior boys title in the annual Caversham road relays yesterday.
King's High School started the Highlanders First XV competition in style with a comfortable 27-15 win over John McGlashan College in Dunedin on Saturday.
It was not really a surprise when Olympic rowing champion Hamish Bond won the supreme award at the Otago Sports Awards at the Dunedin Town Hall last night.
Taieri played carnival rugby when it scored 13 tries to trounce Alhambra-Union 77-5 in Dunedin club rugby at the North Ground today.
Blair Barringer (Fairfield) was a rejuvenated bowler when he returned to the sport last summer.
Neil Burrow, who has devoted a lifetime to rowing at local and national level, received a deserved honour last night.
Otago rugby needs more referees.
Zoe McBride wants a gold medal. Jack O'Leary wants to justify his first selection for a world championship regatta.