Rowing: Bond chasing two more red coats
Rowing: Bond chasing two more red coats
Hamish Bond (North End), the iron man of New Zealand rowing, is expected to add two more red coats to his collection at Lake Ruataniwha this week.
Alistair McMurran
Rowing: Sights on Olympics
Rowing: Sights on Olympics
Lucy Strack (North End) stepped on to the world stage in style last year.
Athletics: German visitor to Otago runner-up in national heptathlon
Athletics: German visitor to Otago runner-up in national heptathlon
Visiting German pupil Davina Hamaan (Hill City) won a silver medal in the women's aged 16 heptathlon at Tauranga yesterday.
Cycling: Another Henderson name on cup
Cycling: Another Henderson name on cup
Chris Henderson emulated his more illustrious brother by winning the New Zealand Cup on Wheels on Saturday night.
Athletics: Ultra distance specialist wins mile race
Athletics: Ultra distance specialist wins mile race
Sports enthusiast Matt Bixley (Hill City) has added his name to the list of noted athletes who have won the Ness Cup.
Cycling: Race a big task for back markers
Cycling: Race a big task for back markers
Back markers Simon van Vethooven (West Coast North Island) and Nathan Seddon (Dunedin) will be on the back mark for the New Zealand Cup on Wheels cycle race in Mosgiel tonight.
Mountain Biking: Miller makes use of steep hill
Mountain Biking: Miller makes use of steep hill
The last steep hill proved decisive for Brent Miller (Christchurch) when he won the Otago Peninsula Challenge mountain bike title yesterday.
Athletics: Balchin times moves to perfection
Athletics: Balchin times moves to perfection
It was a gripping final. Daniel Balchin (Caversham) won the Otago 3000m title with a ferocious sprint down the front straight.
Multisport: German challenge to Thorburn's crown
Multisport: German challenge to Thorburn's crown
Dunedin doctor Dougal Thorburn (Ariki) will be challenged by German mountain runner Helmut Schiessl in the Otago Peninsula Challenge mountain race tomorrow.
Multisport: Dodds facing tough title defence
Multisport: Dodds facing tough title defence
Tony Dodds (Wanaka) will be defending his triathlon title in Taupo tomorrow in a race that doubles as the Oceania sprint championships.
Rugby: Students set to defend sevens cup
Rugby: Students set to defend sevens cup
The Otago University Club will defend the Middlesex Cup on its home ground at the University Oval at the end of the month.
Bowls: Pair show how sport spans generation gap
Bowls: Pair show how sport spans generation gap
Peter Fahey (90) and Jonty Horwell (12) have proved that bowls is a game that spans the generation gap.
Rugby: Ex-Old Gold wins cap
Rugby: Ex-Old Gold wins cap
Oamaru's Peter and Rosalae Armstrong will be glued to their television set when former North Otago loose forward Tom Wood makes his international debut tomorrow morning.
Otago's active teens buck national trend
Otago's active teens buck national trend
Otago secondary schools have bucked the national trend and increased participation in school sports over the past four years.
Bowls: Scott carrying on the family business - bowling for NZ
Bowls: Scott carrying on the family business - bowling for NZ
Shaun Scott was on his tractor, ploughing farmland, at Northburn Station, near Cromwell, when he received a telephone call from national selection convener Dave Edwards.
Bowls: Accurate drawing gets Wilson into Welsh Grand Prix second round
Bowls: Accurate drawing gets Wilson into Welsh Grand Prix second round
Peter Wilson more than compensated for missing the Kaikorai Bowling Club's centennial celebrations at the weekend by winning his first game in the Welsh Grand Prix in Swansea yesterday.
Swimming: Aussie coach makes Waves
Swimming: Aussie coach makes Waves
Braden Doyle (Waves) lifted his swimming to a new level when he won the three prestige senior men's sprint titles at Moana Pool at the weekend.
Athletics: Timely win as peninsula race looms
Athletics: Timely win as peninsula race looms
Dunedin doctor Dougal Thorburn (Ariki) warmed up for next weekend's Otago Peninsula Challenge by running from the front in the 3000m at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday.
Athletics: Third time lucky for men's winner
Athletics: Third time lucky for men's winner
It was third time lucky for Ben Jowsey (Hill City) when he won the Time Buster race around Dunedin's Octagon on Saturday morning.
Swimming: Godfrey shines at meet after breaking Otago record
Swimming: Godfrey shines at meet after breaking Otago record
Kate Godfrey (Neptune) broke the Otago senior women's record and emerged as the new female star of Otago swimming at Moana Pool last night.