Wayne Parsons

It was so near, yet so far, for the Andersons Bay pair of Tracey Penty and Ruth Williams when Taieri skip Jan Barclay let rip with a heartbreaker to clinch the Dunedin Centre champion of champion...

A dominant performance from Shannon Eathorne (Andersons Bay) enabled her to defeat Annette Stratton (Mornington) 21-6 to win the Bowls Dunedin junior women’s singles title on Thursday night.

It was tight, it was tense, it was triples at its best.

It was a feat of David and Goliath proportions when the Dunedin Centre women’s team won the annual quadrangular tournament in Christchurch earlier this month.

Cromwell businessman Nigel Lines finished the Coast to Coast over the weekend.

A fresh approach and new ideas have led to the Coast to Coast bouncing back over the past five years.

There were tears and heartbreak for Wanaka’s defending world champions of multisport in the Coast to Coast Longest Day on Saturday.

After a year away, Sam Clark made a storming return to win the Coast to Coast event on Saturday.

The number four proved a lucky one for Corrinne O’Donnell, as she won the open women’s one-day event at the Coast to Coast on Saturday.

Defending champion Dougal Allan, of Wanaka, has a 9min deficit to make up on race leader and three-time champion Whakatane's Sam Clark coming off the alpine section of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast.

Despite  damaging his back in a training accident, former Dunedin man Josh Harris still made it to the start line to contest the Coast to Coast tandem team section with good mate David Slater.

Markus Woutersen (Cambridge), pipped race favourite Bevan Jones (Christchurch) on the line to steal first-day honours in the two-day section of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast yesterday.

One of multisport’s most respected campaigners, Dougal Allan is favoured to lift a second world championship Longest Day title at the Coast to Coast tomorrow.

Keanu Darby (North East Valley) once again proved he is the player to beat when he won the Bowls Dunedin men’s singles title yesterday.

Wanaka's Simone Maier is pushing the replay button as she lines up to defend her Coast to Coast title next week.

From endurance skiing events in the northeastern United States to being one of Otago's most respected multisport athletes, Jonah Belk is now better prepared to contest the world championship of...

The phrase "for the love of the game" does a good job of summing up Taieri Bowling Club member Charles Burrell’s dedication to the sport.

Junior international Janus Staufenberg produced an awesome performance to win the open men’s title at the Otago Triathlon Championships at Macandrew Bayyesterday.

Beth Brown's ability to apply pressure and draw the shot from the outset enabled her to successfully defend the Bowls Dunedin open women's singles title at Outram yesterday.

Wanaka's growing reputation for fostering multisport champions could well have another chapter added when Emily Wilson lines up for the world championship of multisport Longest Day at the Coast to...