Wayne Parsons

Wilson beats fatigue to skip St Kilda to pairs victory

Owen Bennett (left) and Murray Wilson reflect on a job well done in the Bowls Dunedin champion of...

Wilson beats fatigue to skip St Kilda to pairs victory

St Kilda’s Murray Wilson recovered from a 12-hour bowls marathon on Saturday, to skip club-mate Owen Bennett to victory in the Bowls Dunedin champion of champions pairs final at the North East...

Rising star Cook beats McCaughan to win junior men’s singles

Rising star Cook beats McCaughan to win junior men’s singles

Cam Cook continued his rise up the ranks of bowls in Dunedin with his victory in the Bowls Dunedin junior men’s singles, held recently at the Macandrew Bay Bowling Club.

Determination pays off for Outram duo

Janet Swallow (left) and Christine Boorer. PHOTO: WAYNE PARSONS

Determination pays off for Outram duo

Outram bowlers Janet Swallow and Christine Boorer had to dig deep to win the Bowls Dunedin champion of champions women’s pairs at the St Clair club on Sunday.

Green Is ends long drought in sevens

After more than two decades, Green Island’s drought of Bowls Dunedin regional interclub sevens titles was broken yesterday when its women’s team defeated Fairfield in the final at the Taieri...

Mason racks up title four

Oliver Mason completed an utterly dominant season by winning his fourth Bowls Dunedin open title of the summer on Sunday.

Win ‘best birthday present’ for Maier

Simone Maier tackles a river crossing during the Coast to Coast on Saturday. PHOTO: IAIN MCGREGOR

Win ‘best birthday present’ for Maier

Simone Maier continued the dominance of Wanaka athletes with a commanding performance to win back-to-back elite women’s titles in the Coast to Coast on Saturday.

Late entry Currie’s push surpasses all

Braden Currie maintains his lead on the cycling stage during the Coast to Coast on Saturday....

Late entry Currie’s push surpasses all

Braden Currie’s late decision to enter the Longest Day race paid off as he made a stunning return to the Coast to Coast on Saturday.

Mason wins singles to claim third title of season

Oliver Mason, of Forbury Park, delivers a bowl against against Dave Archer, of Taieri, in the...

Mason wins singles to claim third title of season

Patience paid off for Oliver Mason (Forbury Park) when he won the Bowls Dunedin open men’s singles at Andersons Bay Bowling Club yesterday.

Judkins learning to adjust to a stress-free lifestyle

He's no longer the public face of the event, but Robin Judkins is still the godfather of the Coast to Coast. Ahead of the 40th version of the great multisport event, Judkins walks down memory lane with Wayne Parsons.

Stevens continues super season with fine victory in open singles final

Bronwyn Stevens in action during the Bowls Dunedin open women’s singles final at Green Island on...

Stevens continues super season with fine victory in open singles final

Scoring big numbers at the business end set Bronwyn Stevens up for victory in the Bowls Dunedin open women’s singles at the Green Island Bowling Club on Sunday.

Forbury Park trio in a class of their own

The winners of the Bowls Dunedin open men’s triples representing the Forbury Park Bowling Club...

Forbury Park trio in a class of their own

It was a masterful display from Forbury Park trio Sheldon Bagrie-Howley, Oliver Mason and Nic Boreboom, who proved to be in a class of their own winning the Bowls Dunedin open men’s triples.

North East Valley surges to triples title

North East Valley second Bronwyn Stevens delivers a bowl during her team’s 21-5 win over St Clair...

North East Valley surges to triples title

The Sarah Scott-skipped North East Valley team overcame an early scare in the first round of post-section play to win the Bowls Dunedin open women’s triples title at the Wakari club on Sunday...

Taieri storms to victory in open women's fours

Taieri lead Jenny Dyhrberg delivers her bowl in the midst of a downpour during the Bowls Dunedin...

Taieri storms to victory in open women's fours

It was a champion performance from a champion team when the Jean Young-skipped Taieri four won the Dunedin Centre Open Fours title at the Taieri Bowling Club on Thursday evening.

McGregor pairing on target to retain title

Defending champions Adam and Tommy McGregor (Wakari) remain in contention to go back to back in the Bowls Dunedin open pairs begun over eight greens at the weekend.

McIlroy versus Lawson final on cards

Sean O’Neill (front) watches his bowl in his clash against Gary Lawson in the North East Valley...

McIlroy versus Lawson final on cards

Black Jacks Shannon McIlroy and Gary Lawson head the billing for the quarterfinals of the North East Valley 10,000 tournament that will get under way at the North East Valley Bowling Club this...

McIlroy aiming for three on the trot

Shannon McIlroy in the singles final of the North East Valley 10,000 last year. PHOTO:PETER...

McIlroy aiming for three on the trot

Five-time champion Shannon McIlroy returns to the Dunedin greens this weekend in an attempt to become the first player to win a third consecutive title in the North East Valley 10,000.

Chignell makes most of his home advantage

Otago runner Oli Chignell lifts the pace on his way to winning the men’s race at the New Zealand...

Chignell makes most of his home advantage

The weather may have been changing down in gear but there was no denying Otago’s Oli Chignell when he went into overdrive to win his second senior men’s New Zealand cross-country title at Chisholm...

White leaves her troubles behind

Kerry white on her way to winning the women's race. Photo: Linda Robertson

White leaves her troubles behind

Tauranga runner Kerry White began the year under a dark cloud but sent her demons packing with victory in the senior women’s 10km national cross-country championship.

NEV pair triumph in trying conditions

North East Valley pair Bronwyn Stevens (left) and Sarah Scott discuss options on the head as...

NEV pair triumph in trying conditions

Conditions were brutal and the North East Valley pairing of Sarah Scott and Bronwyn Stevens unforgiving on their way to winning the Dunedin Centre champion of champions women's pairs title at...

Allan sticks to game plan on Coast to Coast

Dougal Allan is aiming to win the Coast to Coast for a second time. Photo: Wayne Parsons

Allan sticks to game plan on Coast to Coast

Wanaka's Dougal Allan appears ready to pounce in the world championship of multisport Longest Day race at the Kathmadu Coast to Coast.

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