Bowls: Australia beckons again for Walker
Bowls: Australia beckons again for Walker
Ken Walker (Taieri) is back at the top and will represent New Zealand at the PBA Transtasman Challenge for the sixth time in Sydney in September.
Alistair McMurran
Bowls: Four-midable Brown joins select club
Bowls: Four-midable Brown joins select club
The queen ... Beth Brown (Taieri) joined an elite group when she won four Bowls Dunedin titles last summer.
Bowls: Little goals go a long way
Bowls: Little goals go a long way
The rise . . .
Rugby: Green Island outclassed
Rugby: Green Island outclassed
It was Glen Beadle's day. The speedy Taieri winger scored three tries to grab his second hat trick in premier rugby on Saturday.
Bowls: Dunedin narrowly misses final
Bowls: Dunedin narrowly misses final
The Dunedin men narrowly missed a spot in the finals of the intercentre sevens in Christchurch on Sunday.
Bowls: Scott targeting 10th title
Bowls: Scott targeting 10th title
Terry Scott has a 10th title as his target when he returns to the Bowls Dunedin intercentre sevens team this week.
Bowls: So what if she gets home late - she's a winner
Bowls: So what if she gets home late - she's a winner
It was worth it. Rae Hammond missed her flight back to Auckland last evening and stayed in Dunedin to win the prestigious Dunedin Classic Pairs.
Bowls: Wife takes on title role
Bowls: Wife takes on title role
Oamaru bowler Annie McDonald (Awamoa) has taken over the family role of winning North Otago bowls titles while her husband catches fish.
Bowls: Perseverance with borrowed bowls pays off
Bowls: Perseverance with borrowed bowls pays off
Terry Scott's magic bowls helped Carolyn Crawford win the B-8 singles gold medal at the world disabled championships in Wellington this week.
Bowls: Sixty-four titles a record but some more wouldn't hurt
Bowls: Sixty-four titles a record but some more wouldn't hurt
An outstanding Bill Alexandra's Bill Clements wants more Central Otago titles. He is not yet ready to sit on the sidelines.
Bowls: Music, puppetry expert calls the tune
Bowls: Music, puppetry expert calls the tune
Joko Susilo dedicated his win in the Kaikorai Festival Fours to the memory of his late father-in-law, Doug Knox, who introduced him to bowls 20 years ago.
Bowls: Youthful team undaunted by Festival Fours rivals
Bowls: Youthful team undaunted by Festival Fours rivals
Jonty Horwell (Kaikorai) hopes to start the new year in style when he skips a teenage team in the Festival Fours this weekend.
Bowls: Kernaghan key to Lawson's record bid
Bowls: Kernaghan key to Lawson's record bid
Dunedin's Mike Kernaghan (Kaikorai) is likely to be part of history at the New Zealand bowls championships over the next two weeks.
Athletics: No feeling sorry - Davie
Athletics: No feeling sorry - Davie
It is 10 years since Tom Davie suffered a devastating injury that derailed his athletics career. He reflects on that day and the years that have followed with former Otago Daily Times sports reporter Alistair McMurran.
Athletics: O'Shea confident of reaching Games mark
Athletics: O'Shea confident of reaching Games mark
Otago hurdler Daniel O'Shea (Hill City-University) will race against Olympic champion Felix Sanchez in his specialist 400m hurdles in Australia next month.
Bowls: Second title to Kernaghan
Bowls: Second title to Kernaghan
Mike Kernaghan (Dunedin) is cool under pressure and known in bowls circles as the Comeback Kid.
Bowls: Touch of Carisbrook transported to NEV
Bowls: Touch of Carisbrook transported to NEV
There was a touch of rugby nostalgia at the North East Valley club at the weekend.
Bowls: Time for NZ men to step up
Bowls: Time for NZ men to step up
National coach Dave Edwards expects a better performance by the New Zealand men when World Bowls is held in Christchurch in 2016.
Bowls: Kernaghan's Houdini act
Bowls: Kernaghan's Houdini act
Mike Kernaghan (Dunedin) displayed his magic when he performed a Houdini act to reach the semifinals at North East Valley yesterday.
Bowls: NEV title may elude great again
Bowls: NEV title may elude great again
Gary Lawson is a double World Bowls champion but the North East Valley club's invitation singles looks like eluding him again this weekend.