Cashmere Technical head coach Dan Schwarz believes he has brought in the best possible players to continue his side’s success when the Southern League kicks off this weekend.
When Ethan Smolej stepped off the track at the halfway mark of the ACA Mile Night in Auckland, he wasn’t disappointed – he knew he had done his job perfectly.
A five-wicket bag for Alex Tait has all but won the Metro two-day competition for Burnside after the first day of play against Old Boys Collegians.
New Hornby Panthers head coach Corey Lawrie wants to put his own spin on the side - after taking over from his younger brother Jed.
The boxing season starts this weekend with the South Island Novice Championship at Woolston Boxing Club.
All is to play for at the top and bottom of the two-day Metro cricket competition table with one round of matches to play.
Cashmere High School is heading into next week’s Maadi Regatta with confidence after delivering its best-ever performance at the South Island secondary school champs.
Two-time defending colts champions Prebbleton are unlikely to field a team this season due to a shortage of players.
Avon club rower Oliver Welch walked away from the NZ Rowing Championships with four gold medals - an achievement that even took him by surprise.
Third time is a charm for Lancaster Park in the Christchurch Metro one-day competition.
Katie Adams is working her dream job and creating opportunities she wishes had been available when she was young.
Relieved. That’s how Christchurch's Jack Newsome felt after he and his best mate Matthew Simpson completed a year-long swimming challenge.
Cantabrian Isaac Redman is facing an American football ‘job interview’ as he eyes a change of code.
Christchurch has turned to three Australian imports to bolster its team ahead of the Metro rugby season – including one notable name.
The Crusaders have been struck by injuries before their Super Rugby Pacific season has even started.
From being mates at primary school to finishing the Coast to Coast together. That’s the journey three Darfield High students have taken, culminating in the multisport event on Friday and Saturday.
A selection of young Canterbury riders will compete against some of the world’s best at the Crankworx Summer Series.
Could Christchurch be about to get its first professional football team?
Christchurch rowing clubs are turning their attention to the South Island championships and then the nationals after successful results at the Canterbury champs on Lake Ruataniwha last weekend.
English all-rounder Fynn Hudson-Prentice will be looking to continue his good form with the bat in his third week back for Lancaster Park in the Christchurch Metro Premiership.