Glenn Turner is one of the greatest cricketers to play for both Otago and Worcester.
It was two wins from two tournaments for Sandra Keith (Dunsandel) at the North East Valley green yesterday.
Sandra Keith has bucked the trend. She has forced the national bowls selectors to turn their focus away from youth when selecting national teams.
Sport will sit alongside English and mathematics as the most important subjects in secondary schools, if a new sport and education project succeeds.
Lucy Strack (North End) is back in the elite New Zealand rowing team, after missing out on Olympic selection last year.
The Dunedin team of Judy Robertson and Michelle Fallow was the only one to make a clean sweep and win four games at the North East Valley green yesterday.
Kavanagh College was in dominant form, winning six gold medals at the South Island secondary schools championships last weekend.
Do not ask Columba College pupil Devon Familton (13) to choose a favourite sport.
Last year's champion Sandra Keith (Dunsandel) will be challenged by a strong women's field at the North East Valley Bowling Club this week.
Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum held 120 Otago secondary school pupils spellbound when he spoke about leadership in Dunedin yesterday.
A promising weather forecast suggests Dunedin will turn on mainly fine weather for the first test starting tomorrow between the Black Caps and England at the University Oval.
Taylor Cumberland made history by scoring a double century for King's High School at the weekend.
Kaitangata is an old South Otago coal mining town noted for producing All Blacks and other top rugby players.
It was Todd Bates' day when he won his first Otago senior men's title in the hammer throw on Saturday.
Dunedin's Mike Kernaghan intends to follow in the footsteps of his former school teacher in his new role as an Olympic and Commonwealth Games selector. Ossie Johnson was an Olympic Games selector when he was head of physical education at Otago Boys' High School in the early 1970s.
Jeremy Hopkins (Neptune) will need a bigger bag to hold all his gold medals at the end of this week.
An agreement between the Otago coaches and Dunedin clubs means all representative players will be available to play in the premier semifinals and final this year.
Thomas Heaton (Waves) emerged as one of Otago's most promising younger swimmers when he won his first long-course title in Wellington this week.
Jacob Duffy and Aaron Redmond are in doubt for the one-day match against Canterbury in Christchurch today.
Promising Wanaka swimmer Sophie Fairbairn won a gold medal in the 50m breaststroke in Wellington on Tuesday night.