Singleton, Kasemchaiyanan secure national 8-ball titles
A Labour Weekend trip to Dunedin proved well worth the while for Queenstown's Simon Singleton.
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Holidays no hindrance to competitors
Holidays no hindrance to competitors
These articles are compiled by the Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association which is sponsored by Perpetual Guardian.
Hopes capsized — but not sunk
Hopes capsized — but not sunk
The Warrington Surf Life Saving crew proved you are never down and out, even if your canoe is upside down in the water.
Sam Gaze eyeing Tour debut ‘hot lap’
Sam Gaze eyeing Tour debut ‘hot lap’
Commonwealth Games gold medal winning mountain biker Sam Gaze is looking forward to a "hot lap" of the province when he makes his debut in the SBS Bank Tour of Southland later this month.
Dunedin’s Ng good chance to claim top prize
Dunedin’s Ng good chance to claim top prize
Fair warning. You might want to avoid playing pool at the pub this weekend.
Warm weather should encourage fish activity
Warm weather should encourage fish activity
The big positive for the fishing at the weekend is the warm weather that is forecast.
Southern Utd's depth its biggest strength - coach
Southern Utd's depth its biggest strength - coach
Keeping its champion squad together is a major boost for Southern United's futsal team.
Fourth for NZ paddler
Fourth for NZ paddler
Rotorua paddler George Snook just missed out on a medal in the K1 slalom at the Youth Olympic Games in Argentina.
Baby Ferns battle past France for gold
Baby Ferns battle past France for gold
The New Zealand U18 women’s sevens team has survived a tough final match against France to win gold at the Youth Olympic Games.
NZ record for Doyle
NZ record for Doyle
St Clair Surf Life Saving Club member Carina Doyle set a New Zealand record at the national pool rescue championships in Auckland over the weekend.
Carter passed on confidential feedback: report
Carter passed on confidential feedback: report
The health of New Zealand's high performance sport programme has continued its downward spiral.
Currie satisfied he gave everything he had in tank
Currie satisfied he gave everything he had in tank
Wanaka athlete Braden Currie was on an intravenous drip after his efforts at the Ironman world championships but was satisfied in knowing he gave his all.
Air we go
Air we go
Mount Hutt College pupil Patrick Duff gets airborne during the under-14 boys downhill race at the New Zealand Schools South Island Mountain Bike Championships in Dunedin on Saturday.
Currie says mind game is the key
Currie says mind game is the key
The mental battle is going to be key for Braden Currie tomorrow.
Cooler weather may knock fishing back
Cooler weather may knock fishing back
Winter and summer continue to alternate every few days and it looks like the winter phase will last until the start of the weekend and if there is enough rain or snowmelt, it may knock the fishing...
Eight from Dunedin selected
Eight from Dunedin selected
Eight Dunedin ice skaters have been selected to represent New Zealand.
$10m strategy to get more women, girls in sport
$10m strategy to get more women, girls in sport
The Government is tackling gender inequality in sport with a new strategy and a $10 million investment.
Raised grants will benefit para-athletes
Raised grants will benefit para-athletes
Results are never guaranteed, but New Zealand's top Paralympians should head to Tokyo better prepared than ever in 2020.
Fairweather breaks second record at Games
Fairweather breaks second record at Games
Erika Fairweather has broken her second New Zealand record in as many days.
Para athletes to earn same as Olympians
Para athletes to earn same as Olympians
The Paralympic movement has taken another step towards diversity and inclusiveness.