Coach back on his home turf Coach back on his home turf A bit of athletics royalty ventured to his old home town yesterday. And at 98, Arch Jelley cuts the figure of a man half his age.
After quarantine, Queenstown trip, side raring to go After quarantine, Queenstown trip, side raring to go The bungy jumping and jet-boat riding is over — the time to pick up the willow and white ball has come for the touring Bangladesh side.
Stead sees upside of replacements Stead sees upside of replacements Without his top two men, Black Caps coach Gary Stead is seeing it as an opportunity rather than a loss.
Boult happy in the sun playing any format Boult happy in the sun playing any format Black Caps pace bowler Trent Boult is looking for some blue skies and green grass.
ORFU forecasts deficit as game reels from pandemic fallout ORFU forecasts deficit as game reels from pandemic fallout It may have banked a sizeable profit from last year, but the Otago Rugby Football Union is looking at a loss this season.
Fakatava: 'I feel like a southern man now' Fakatava: 'I feel like a southern man now' The Highlanders have scored a coup with the signing of halfback Folau Fakatava - or have they?
Last Otago game for Collins? Last Otago game for Collins? Otago captain Michael Collins is believed to have played his last game for the blue and golds.
Century of club history to be celebrated Century of club history to be celebrated Moving here there and everywhere, the Taieri Lakes Golf Club will look back on 100 years of history this weekend.
Pride at stake as Otago faces Auckland Pride at stake as Otago faces Auckland The Otago Volts have headed south with little but professional pride to play for.
Hamstring tear puts Taylor out Hamstring tear puts Taylor out Veteran Black Caps batsman Ross Taylor is out of the match against Bangladesh in Dunedin on Saturday.
Government subsidies give ORFU half-million-dollar profit Government subsidies give ORFU half-million-dollar profit The Otago Rugby Football Union had logged a profit of more than half a million dollars but says it was only able to because of government support and sacrifices made by staff and players.
Smith impressing on wing for Kobe Smith impressing on wing for Kobe Ben Smith is still stuck out on the wing and is no longer barking orders to his team-mates.
One quick to make Otago debut One quick to make Otago debut One fresh face will definitely receive an outing for the Otago Volts when they take on Auckland in Invercargill tomorrow.
Modifications to regional competitions Modifications to regional competitions Club competitions in the hinterland will take on a different shape this year .
Draft about giving lower-ranked teams helping hand Draft about giving lower-ranked teams helping hand A slice of American sport has seeped its way into club sport in the South.
Club game now eroded: submissions Club game now eroded: submissions The submissions have rolled in to support a group looking to make changes to the amateur game in New Zealand.
Start of very long season for southern sides kicks off Start of very long season for southern sides kicks off Football in the South will begin today in what is shaping up to be a very long season.
Schools records tumble Schools records tumble More than a dozen records were broken at the Otago secondary schools athletic championships at the Caledonian Ground in Dunedin on Saturday.
Intensity, power of Blues sinks Highlanders Intensity, power of Blues sinks Highlanders Too little ball and too many errors.
Positives for Steel from warm-up losses Positives for Steel from warm-up losses The Steel lost both its warm-up games to the Tactix in Timaru over the weekend but coach Reinga Bloxham is confident the side has made progress.