A year has passed since the unveiling of the inaugural Otago Daily Times power rankings of New Zealand athletes. Sports editor Hayden Meikle updates the list.
Remember Susy Pryde?
To qualify for one Olympic Games is impressive. To get to three is outstanding.
First came the land. Then the name. Then the buildings. Then 130-plus years of memories.
The Otago Nuggets might be set to claim yet another wooden spoon, but they are not going down without a fight.
It has always been one of the easiest questions relating to New Zealand sport: Who is our greatest netball coach?
Hayden Meikle counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 109: St Kilda rules the waves (1982)
Hayden Meikle counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. Number 112: Trish Hill wins Paralympic gold (1984)
Few people have as much background knowledge of the Reds team hosting the Super 15 final as Otago co-coach Phil Mooney. The former Reds coach tells Hayden Meikle how he believes the Australian underdogs can upset the Crusaders.
Hayden Meikle reviews MX v ATV Alive.
Barry Matthews had no complaints and just one wish after North Otago's Ranfurly Shield loss on Saturday.
Ralph Darling did everything he could to write himself into Ranfurly Shield immortality on Saturday.
Brad Weber has bolted home to Hawkes Bay but says he hopes to play for Otago in the near future.
Hayden Meikle counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. Number 128: Algie takes on the world (1948)
Otago batsman Neil Broom has made a suprise return to New Zealand Cricket's list of 20 contracted players.
This was netball in a simpler time.
Bragging rights and 23 goals were shared by New Zealand's biggest ice rivals over the weekend.
Hayden Meikle counts down the 150 greatest moments in Otago sport. No 123: Goldie bashes the Australians (1993)
The Otago Goldrush is humming after its first three games in the opening qualifying tournament of the Women's Basketball Championship.
A few things you should know about world sport's new superstar, US Open golf champion Rory McIlroy: