Robinson could try new discipline
Alice Robinson could add another discipline to her repertoire next season.
Sport
Victory shows Collins back to his best
Victory shows Collins back to his best
Queenstown snowboarder Tiarn Collins has made it back to the winner’s circle.
School triathlon champs welcome addition to event
School triathlon champs welcome addition to event
Potential New Zealand Olympic mixed triathalon team relay event competitors converged on Wanaka over the weekend as part of the New Zealand Secondary School Triathlon Championships.
Racers tested by variety
Racers tested by variety
Variety was the order of the day at the Spirited Women All Women’s adventure race in Central Otago on Saturday.
Home-town hero wins Challenge
Home-town hero wins Challenge
Wanaka home-town favourite Braden Currie blitzed the course at the Challenge Wanaka at the weekend, winning the race for a second consecutive year.
Young Kiwi star wins World Cup Giant Slalom
Queenstown's Alice Robinson wins World Cup Giant Slalom
Queenstown's Alpine Skiing sensation Alice Robinson has won her second World Cup Giant Slalom of the season with two stunning runs at Kranjska Gora in Slovenia.
Women ready for new adventure
Women ready for new adventure
Hundreds of women are set to clock up plenty of kilometres today while traversing Central Otago by foot, bike and kayak.
Secondary pupils begin Challenge Wanaka events
Secondary pupils begin Challenge Wanaka events
There will be plenty of swimming, cycling and running in Wanaka this weekend.
Redemption of Silver Ferns may swing it
Redemption of Silver Ferns may swing it
The best of the past year in New Zealand sport will be recognised at the Halberg Awards tonight. Jeff Cheshire looks at who may emerge victorious.
Finishing this time, Lines leaves demons in his wake
Finishing this time, Lines leaves demons in his wake
Cromwell businessman Nigel Lines finished the Coast to Coast over the weekend.
Otago leads way especially among girls
Otago leads way especially among girls
More girls are playing sport than boys in Otago — as a percentage — as the province increases its secondary school participation rates.
O’Donnell’s nerves give way to elation
O’Donnell’s nerves give way to elation
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.
Clark’s win hard-fought
Clark’s win hard-fought
After a year away, Sam Clark made a storming return to win the Coast to Coast event on Saturday.
Heartbreak for Maier, Allan
Heartbreak for Maier, Allan
There were tears and heartbreak for Wanaka’s defending world champions of multisport in the Coast to Coast Longest Day on Saturday.
Organisers delight in news of best numbers, records and camaraderie
Organisers delight in news of best numbers, records and camaraderie
The New Zealand Masters Games have been declared a resounding success as they wrap up for another year in Dunedin.
Otago coach extends to Australian Open
Otago coach extends to Australian Open
A weightlifting coach is set to make his mark across the ditch.
Fourth Coast to Coast win for Clark
Fourth Coast to Coast win for Clark
Whakatane's Sam Clark returned to the Coast to Coast to win his fourth elite men's Longest Day titles, a title he described as his best yet.
Clark takes early lead in Coast to Coast Longest Day
Clark takes early lead in Coast to Coast Longest Day
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.
Capes, tutus worn for challenges
Capes, tutus worn for challenges
It was a battle of the titans — or rather, a battle of the Thunderbirds, Ambassadors, Maized and Confused and Aaron’s Team — at yesterday’s Top Team event.
Longest Day 'very unforgiving'
Longest Day 'very unforgiving'
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.