Coll outclassed in final
World No3 Paul Coll was outclassed by Egyptian Mostafa Asal in the final of the US Open yesterday.
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Star pacer puts issues behind him
Star pacer puts issues behind him
Dreams Are Free turned doubt into dominance when speeding back to winning form in the Tuapeka Lodge Cup yesterday.
Andrews claims bronze in world champs time trial
Andrews claims bronze in world champs time trial
Olympic champion Ellesse Andrews secured her first podium at the world track cycling championships on the penultimate day of competition in Chile yesterday.
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Sports facilities forced to close
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Sports facilities forced to close
Badminton and ice sports are off the cards in Dunedin after two neighbouring sports facilities had parts of their roofs ripped off during severe weather.
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Otago side poised for place among greats
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Otago side poised for place among greats
By Hayden Meikle
Olympic podium target for Robinson
Olympic podium target for Robinson
Queenstown alpine skier Alice Robinson wants to finish on the podium at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Fresh faces feature in team for Santiago
Fresh faces feature in team for Santiago
The New Zealand track cycling team take their first pedals towards the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games when they contest the UCI world championships in Santiago, Chile, starting today.
Four in NZ freeride team
Four in NZ freeride team
A four-strong New Zealand team has been named for the inaugural FIS freeride world championships in Andorra in February.
Gibbons on ANZ board
Gibbons on ANZ board
Otago stalwart Megan Gibbons has been appointed to the Athletics New Zealand board.
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Deans smashes PB by nearly 8sec to secure bronze at world cup event
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Deans smashes PB by nearly 8sec to secure bronze at world cup event
What a swim.
Luck on side for rinks’ first title
Luck on side for rinks’ first title
Regan Larkin admitted his composite team rode their luck a bit to win the first tournament at the new Dunedin Stadium rinks yesterday.
Four in a row
Four in a row
Hamish Elliott made it four in a row as he defended his Challenge Wanaka multi title once again in tough conditions on Saturday.
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Balmacewen, Originals make strong start to season
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Balmacewen, Originals make strong start to season
The Otago tennis interclub competition is back up and running with four teams (Andy Bay Uni, Andy Bay Originals, Balmacewen and Taieri) vying for the title.
Packed field for inaugural tourney
Packed field for inaugural tourney
If you build it, they will come.
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There’s one outcome we really, really want
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There’s one outcome we really, really want
The Last Word by Hayden Meikle
Sun upsets top seed to make China semi
Sun upsets top seed to make China semi
The Kiwi tennis No 1 has knocked out the top seed in her last three tournaments.
Teamwork, resilience learned through playing sport
Teamwork, resilience learned through playing sport
As the school year draws to a close, the Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association celebrates some outstanding year 13 students across Otago
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Two freestyle bronzes for in-form Deans
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Two freestyle bronzes for in-form Deans
Caitlin Deans’ red-hot form continued at the opening stop of the world cup series in Indiana.
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Betting on women’s bodies demeaning, degrading, disgusting
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Betting on women’s bodies demeaning, degrading, disgusting
Just when you think things couldn’t get any worse — they do.
80-year-old becomes oldest woman to finish Ironman
80-year-old becomes oldest woman to finish Ironman
Natalie Grabow proved that age really is just a number when the 80-year-old became the oldest woman ever to complete the gruelling Ironman World Championship in Hawaii.