Totally dominant season so near, and yet so far
Being the dominant team throughout a season does not always end well.
Sport
‘Hard road’ to return
‘Hard road’ to return
Almost a year after having surgery on her ankle, Rebecca Fisher will represent New Zealand at a world aerobics competition.
Rider worked her butt off to claim world title
Rider worked her butt off to claim world title
Ronel Cook is a double world champion and she barely had any skin left on her backside to show for it.
Unipol thrives five years after move
Unipol thrives in the five years since move
It gets an average of 650,000 visits per year and acts as the recreational hub for Dunedin’s student population. Jeff Cheshire went along to explore inside Unipol.
American sets base jumping world record
American sets base jumping world record
How did you spend the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere? Miles Daisher spent the extra hours of daylight on the summer solstice throwing himself off a bridge – 63 times, to be exact.
Logan Park pupil sailing in Bermuda
Logan Park pupil sailing in Bermuda
These articles are compiled by the Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association which is proudly sponsored by Perpetual Guardian.
Sky the limit for NZ side
Sky the limit for NZ side
Dunedin will provide three-quarters of the New Zealand team heading to the World Hang Gliding Championships in Brazil in a few weeks.
Two world records for Mahon
Two world records for Mahon
Invercargill powerlifter Andy Mahon set two world records at the World Classic Powerlifting Championships in Minsk in Belarus over the weekend but still did not win the overall title.
Two Otago AFL players selected for NZ cup side
Two Otago AFL players selected for NZ cup side
Two Otago AFL players may have the opportunity to play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Belgrade beckons goalie
Belgrade beckons goalie
You would be amazed how far treading water can get you.
Venture aims to remove barriers
Venture aims to remove barriers
Walking is the new running.
Mayweather to fight McGregor in August
Mayweather to fight McGregor in August
The highly anticipated fight between undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather and mixed martial arts champion Conor McGregor looks set to ahead.
Cloud over North Otago sports day
Cloud over North Otago sports day
The annual North Otago sports day for Oamaru's secondary schools has been called off and the future of the event is in jeopardy.
OBs loses but nails rugby and squash
OBs loses but nails rugby and squash
Otago Boys' High School lost the war 4-3 but won the First XV battle during the traditional interschool with Christ's College in Christchurch yesterday.
Green Island top club at South Island champs
Green Island top club at South Island champs
Green Island is officially the best club in the South Island and well on its way to producing its next ninja.
Dunedin trio to compete in Croatia
Dunedin trio to compete in Croatia
Three Dunedin teenagers will soon be on their way to Croatia to compete in the World Youth Cup for karate.
Sydney event beckons figure skaters
Sydney event beckons figure skaters
Eight Dunedin figure skaters are set to test themselves against some of Australia's best.
Unrealistic to have club sport at stadium - Davies
Unrealistic to have club sport at stadium - Davies
The chances of playing club sport under the roof at Forsyth Barr Stadium without an advanced booking are virtually nil, Dunedin Venues chief executive Terry Davies says.
Roxburgh pupil picked for NZ mounted games team
Roxburgh pupil picked for NZ mounted games team
Brooke Johnston has ridden her success all the way to international level.
Tokomairiro shows East Otago it knows its netball
Tokomairiro shows East Otago it knows its netball
These articles are compiled by the Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association, which is proudly sponsored by Perpetual Guardian.