The Dame Yvette Williams track and field meeting at the Caledonian Ground over the weekend unleashed a new wave of potential in the Athletics Otago catchment.
Handed a second life on differential as third qualifier in section play, Blake Signal (Stokes Valley) made the most of his window of opportunity to win the North East Valley 10,000 yesterday.
The cliche "to be the best you have to beat the best" could not have been more apt for the composite pair of Jan Hall (Taieri) and Ange Francis (North East Valley) on Sunday.
Val Smith overcame some challenging times to play a key role in the South team at the interisland tournament at the Dunedin Lawns Bowls Stadium at the weekend.
The number three is proving to be a significant one for Dunedin runner Jonah Smith after he won his third Dunedin Marathon title held over the new east harbour course yesterday.
Commonwealth Games representatives, national champions and rising stars will head to Dunedin this weekend for an epic encounter between the North and South Islands.
Despite a weekend of mixed results in two tournaments of ranking singles at Bowls Dunedin Stadium, four players from the Dunedin region of the PBA are now firmly entrenched in the nationally ranked...
New Zealand elite triathlete representatives and partners Olivia Thornbury and Janus Staufenberg made a clean sweep of the senior gold medals at the Otago road championships, held along the West...
Oliver Mason overcame an early scare to dominate the Dunedin area world indoor singles qualifying rounds in a PBA double header held at the Bowls Dunedin Stadium at the weekend.
It came as little surprise when Bronwyn Stevens (North East Valley) and Oliver Mason (Forbury Park) were awarded the major gongs at the Bowls Dunedin annual awards.
Graeme Hislop skipped Forbury Park to a 17-14 win over a tough Brighton combination to win the Bowls Dunedin champion of champions men’s triples crown at Taieri on Saturday.