Joint Otago awards for females, males
Both genders have been given joint Otago player of the year awards.
Tennis
Anderson’s Bay first holder of President’s Cup
Anderson’s Bay first holder of President’s Cup
Anderson's Bay took a clean sweep against Taieri to claim the President’s Cup in Dunedin club tennis on Saturday.
Federer in shock loss to Aussie
Federer in shock loss to Aussie
World number one Roger Federer questioned his decision-making after a shock 3-6 6-3 7-6(4) defeat by Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis in the Miami Open second round on Saturday.
Del Potro ends Federer's winning streak
Del Potro ends Federer's winning streak
Juan Martin del Potro has handed Roger Federer his first loss of the year, beating the Swiss maestro in the final at the BNP Paribas Open to claim his maiden Masters 1000 title.
Canterbury, NO players win titles
Canterbury, NO players win titles
Edward Batt (Canterbury) and Mackenzie Phillips (North Otago) are the Otago Open tennis singles champions for the 2017-18 season.
Batt likely to provide strong challenge for Otago’s best
Batt likely to provide strong challenge for Otago’s best
The Otago Open titles will be decided this weekend and it is hard to pick the winners.
NZ Davis Cup captain happy to coach
NZ Davis Cup captain happy to coach
People of all ages in Wanaka now have the opportunity to learn from one of the nation's best tennis players.
St Clair loses but secures championship
St Clair loses but secures championship
St Clair did enough to win the Dunedin club championship despite losing to Anderson’s Bay 4-2 on Saturday.
Southern Lakes cruises
Southern Lakes cruises
Southern Lakes cruised to a comfortable 9-3 win over Otago in the final round of the Southern Tennis league in Dunedin yesterday to claim the Margaret Borland Trophy for the 16th consecutive year.
Lakes looks to have both hands on trophy
Lakes looks to have both hands on trophy
The naming of teams for the second round of the Southern Tennis League in Dunedin this weekend has virtually assured Southern Lakes of success for the 16th consecutive year.
Victory puts Andy Bay in second place
Victory puts Andy Bay in second place
Andersons Bay beat bottom-placed Taieri 5-1 on Saturday to move into second place in Dunedin club tennisLeader St Clair has a 2-1 advantage over OBHS in a contest in which the school-based team has...
Federer celebrated Aussie Open win in Gisborne
Federer celebrated Aussie Open win in Gisborne
Tennis legend Roger Federer celebrated his 20th Grand Slam win after his recent Australian Open triumph at one of New Zealand's most picturesque spots.
Federer set to become No 1
Federer set to become No 1
They know a thing or two about time in Switzerland - and the nation's favourite son, Roger Federer, has apparently mastered the art of reversing it.
Serena 'ready to go' - Fed Cup captain
Serena 'ready to go' - Fed Cup captain
Serena Williams will be "ready to go" when she returns to action this week in the United States' Fed Cup first round tie against the Netherlands, captain Kathy Rinaldi said.
Victory keeps Balmacewen close to lead
Victory keeps Balmacewen close to lead
Balmacewen kept in touch with the lead when it claimed a narrow win over Anderson's Bay in the Dunedin club competition on Saturday.
McLachlan charges up doubles rankings
McLachlan charges up doubles rankings
Riding on the back of his Australian Open performance, Queenstown doubles specialist Ben McLachlan has leapt up the official rankings.
Federer makes history in Melbourne
Federer makes history with Australian Open win
Roger Federer has became the first man to capture 20 grand slam singles crowns with victory over Croatia's Marin Cilic in the Australian Open on Sunday night.
Countback win keeps Balmacewen close to lead
Countback win keeps Balmacewen close to lead
Balmacewen kept in touch with the lead when it claimed a narrow win over Anderson’s Bay in the Dunedin club competition on Saturday.
Wozniacki ends long wait for first grand slam
Wozniacki ends long wait for first grand slam
Caroline Wozniacki held firm to edge a brave Simona Halep in a classic Australian Open final, claiming a long-awaited grand slam title after two heart-breaking near-misses.
Halep, Wozniacki face 'humongous' match
Halep, Wozniacki face 'humongous' match
Simona Halep and Caroline Wozniacki face a 'humongous' match that could define their careers when they face off in Saturday's Australian Open final, says former champion Mats Wilander.