‘Excited’ skifields in mix
Preperations are heating up as the New Zealand Winter Games draw closer.
Sport
Butcher keeps his cool to advance in U-23 champs
Butcher keeps his cool to advance in U-23 champs
A penalty has not stopped Alexandra’s Finn Butcher.
Rolling their way to the top
Rolling their way to the top
Two Dunedin women are blocking and jamming their way to the top of their sport.
Why grounds are a muddy mess
Extra wet winter reason for muddy grounds
The reason Dunedin's sports grounds are a muddy mess is very simple. The city is having its wettest year since 2010.
Black Sox world champs again
Black Sox world champs again
Joel Evans came up trumps when his Black Sox needed it most, smashing a grand slam homerun to propel New Zealand to their seventh world softball title in Canada.
Cowboys the world's most valuable sports team
Cowboys the world's most valuable sports team
The Dallas Cowboys are the world's most valuable sports team, according to the annual list published by Forbes.
Black Sox thrash Japan
Black Sox thrash Japan
The Black Sox softballers have smashed Japan by 8 -1 in the clash between two of the top ranked teams at the world championships in Canada.
Hung, Lin clean up titles at Otago Open
Hung, Lin clean up titles at Otago Open
Dozens of winners were crowned at the Otago Open at Dunedin's Edgar Centre over the weekend.
Cantabs expected to dominate Open
Cantabs expected to dominate Open
The Otago Open has attracted another strong field this year but it could be Canterbury players who dominate the competition.
Trust donating $1.2m
Trust donating $1.2m
The Otago Community Trust approved more than $1.2million in donations during its June donation round.
School athletes perform well
School athletes perform well
These articles are compiled by the Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association which is proudly sponsored by Perpetual Guardian.
Otago side dominant
Otago side dominant
The Otago team made a big impact at the South Island senior Olympic weightlifting championships in Invercargill over the weekend.
Greene poised to take on world’s best
Greene poised to take on world’s best
Crossfit queen Jamie Greene has qualified for what is essentially the world championships of the sport.
Turf masters coming to city
Turf masters coming to city
There should be no worry about the turf for the Bledisloe Cup match in Dunedin next month.
Kavanagh dominates co-ed tournament
Kavanagh dominates co-ed tournament
It was the time for co-educational pupils to have their day in the sporting sun.
Totally dominant season so near, and yet so far
Totally dominant season so near, and yet so far
Being the dominant team throughout a season does not always end well.
‘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.