Chignell cuts 48 sec off 10,000m
A rapid debut in London has Oli Chignell confident he has plenty more to come.
Return of Solomona, Frizell set to boost Highlanders
Return of Solomona, Frizell set to boost Highlanders
Plenty of firepower is on its way back for the Highlanders in the coming weeks.
Defender’s absence to test mettle
Defender’s absence to test mettle
Perhaps Renee Savai’inaea’s true value to the Southern Steel has been best shown in her absence.
Rojas returning to All Whites again
Rojas returning to All Whites again
The All Whites won't have injured attacking midfielder Sarpreet Singh for the Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022 Intercontinental Play-Off against Costa Rica, but do welcome back forward Marco Rojas after three years out of the squad.
New-look midfield combo have history
New-look midfield combo have history
On the night when everything clicked, it was a duo that goes back to the grassroots in the middle.
World Singles winner Martin on a roll
World Singles winner Martin on a roll
Ray Martin, of the Victoria club in Wellington, delivers a bowl on his way to a win over Dean Drummond, of Hastings, in the final of the World Singles at the NZ PBA finals in Dunedin.
King, Coll move into third round
King, Coll move into third round
New Zealanders Joelle King and Paul Coll both recorded wins in the second round of the world championships in Cairo yesterday.
Nuggets take control in third quarter
Nuggets take control in third quarter
There did not seem any special significance as Todd Withers was fouled at the hoop by Hyrum Harris.
Goals aplenty in first round
Goals aplenty in first round
In the opening round of the Chatham Cup, Queenstown, the Dunedin City Royals, Green Island and Mosgiel all had byes, meaning there was an opportunity for a cup upset, but all matches went to form with plenty of goals.
Phys Ed A on top in back and forth bout
Phys Ed A on top in back and forth bout
A lot can change in 15 minutes of netball.
Dominant scrum key to victory for Dunstan
Dominant scrum key to victory for Dunstan
Dunstan High School built on a dominant scrum and survived a gutsy comeback from Taieri College to open the Otago Schools Rugby Championship with a 36-22 win in Mosgiel on Saturday.
Eels take it to students from get-go
Eels take it to students from get-go
Taieri will win more trophies this season if it plays like it did in the first 15 minutes and the last 10 minutes at Peter Johnstone Park on Saturday.
Saints shine over B52s in Dunedin metropolitan pennants
Saints shine over B52s in Dunedin metropolitan pennants
The St Clair Saints have taken the outright lead in the Dunedin metropolitan pennants after winning the top of the table clash against the Otago B52s at St Clair on Saturday.
Magic held in check until run opens gap
Magic held in check until run opens gap
A run on either side of the final break helped the Mid City Magic pull away to remain unbeaten.
American Eyretime wins again for Ferguson
American Eyretime wins again for Ferguson
Although there have been some nerve-racking moments, American Eyretime could not have been more impressive in her two wins since joining Craig Ferguson’s barn.
Rowing club unveils new skiffs
Rowing club unveils new skiffs
Celebrating the unveiling of one of six new skiffs in Kitchener St beside Otago Harbour in Dunedin on Saturday is Otago Rowing Club member Russell Garbutt.
Poi steps up at key moments to guide Tactix to victory
Poi steps up at key moments to guide Tactix to victory
Perhaps this was not so much a fourth-quarter collapse from the Southern Steel.
City Highlanders down Huskies
City Highlanders down Huskies
The City Highlanders beat the University Huskies convincingly 6-0 at women’s club hockey on Saturday.
Kurow bounces back against Athletic Marist
Kurow bounces back against Athletic Marist
Kurow has reversed its fortune against Athletic Marist this season.
Marist works hard beating Midlands
Marist works hard beating Midlands
Southland's premier grade rugby teams played their third game in 10 days.