Rugby: University A back to winning ways
Rugby: University A back to winning ways
The return of the big guns put University A back on the winning track when they beat Harbour 42-33 in an exciting game at the University Oval today.
Alistair McMurran
Indoor bowls: Australia well in command going into last day
Indoor bowls: Australia well in command going into last day
Tasmanian meat worker Chris Dudman led from the front to put Australia in a commanding position in the transtasman indoor bowls test at Balclutha yesterday.
Rugby: 15-man code at crossroads in Romania
Rugby: 15-man code at crossroads in Romania
Rugby may be considered a minor sport at home but Romania is still able to compete above its weight in the European Nations Cup.
Indoor bowls: I'Ami recalled to help recapture trophy
Indoor bowls: I'Ami recalled to help recapture trophy
Former Otago representative Grant l'Ami (Taranaki) has been recalled to the New Zealand team for the test against Australia starting in Balclutha today.
Bowls: L'Ami makes winning return
Bowls: L'Ami makes winning return
Former Otago representative Grant l'Ami returned to the international arena in style to keep New Zealand in touch on the first day of the transtasman indoor bowls test against Australia in Balclutha yesterday.
Athletics: Batchelor's lap key in McGlashan win
Athletics: Batchelor's lap key in McGlashan win
Toby Batchelor fired on the last lap to give John McGlashan College a convincing win in the Caversham road relays yesterday.
Rugby: University A denies crisis despite thrashings
Rugby: University A denies crisis despite thrashings
The Otago University club is not holding up the white flag despite embarrassing losses by its flagship team over the past two weeks.
Rugby: Gray key in success by King's
Rugby: Gray key in success by King's
The tactical kicking of halfback Caleb Gray helped King's High School beat John McGlashan 10-0 in a tight game on Saturday.
Bowls: Freeman farewells Dunedin in style
Bowls: Freeman farewells Dunedin in style
Josh Freeman has ended his time as chairman in style by winning the male Bowls Dunedin bowler of the year title.
Rugby: Alhambra-Union and Taieri joint second after wins
Rugby: Alhambra-Union and Taieri joint second after wins
A late try by Peter Breen clinched a 19-10 win for Alhambra-Union over Harbour in Dunedin premier club rugby today.
Rugby: North Otago given first stadium game
Rugby: North Otago given first stadium game
Meads Cup champion North Otago will play the opening rugby match at the Forsyth Barr Stadium on Sunday, August 7.
Rugby: SBHS starts First XV title defence with 41-14 win
Rugby: SBHS starts First XV title defence with 41-14 win
Hooker Ron Carter was in dynamic form for Southland Boys' High School and scored four tries in wet conditions in the Highlanders first fifteen match at Kettle Park today.
Hockey: Hopes for top-four placing by Southern Under-21
Hockey: Hopes for top-four placing by Southern Under-21
Co-captain Kiriana Brown expects the Southern women's hockey team to finish in the top four at the New Zealand Under-21 tournament in Dunedin next week.
Rugby: Otago Boys, Gore dominant
Rugby: Otago Boys, Gore dominant
Lock Josh Dickson dominated the lineout and played a key role in Otago Boys' High School's 57-0 win over St Kevin's College at Oamaru yesterday.
Rowing: Port United honours Malcolm
Rowing: Port United honours Malcolm
The record was put right when Bruce Malcolm had a lightweight single scull named after him by the Port United Rowing Club this week.
Hockey: Places in Junior Black Sticks squads at stake
Hockey: Places in Junior Black Sticks squads at stake
There is much at the New Zealand under-21 hockey tournament in Dunedin over the next week because the Junior Black Sticks squads will be named at the end of the tournament.
Netball: Series priority for Southby
Netball: Series priority for Southby
Janine Southby has had little time in the past week to consider the possibility of coaching the Southern Steel next year.
Cycling: Smit and Jones in line to surprise
Cycling: Smit and Jones in line to surprise
Otago's top female riders, Corrine Smit and Kat Jones, could be the dark horses at the New Zealand club road championships starting in Wanganui today.
Athletics: Lovelock Relay mark intact, 40 years on
Athletics: Lovelock Relay mark intact, 40 years on
The Otago University team broke the Lovelock Relay record in 1971. It is still the record, 40 years later.
Rugby: No move to cut Dunedin premier competition
Rugby: No move to cut Dunedin premier competition
The Otago Rugby Football Union does not want the Dunedin premier competition reduced to eight teams and says any suggestion that will happen is just a rumour.