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Masters Games 2012
Dunedin
February 12
Masters Games: Aerobics team going for gold
Moments after completing a four-minute aerobics routine, Fred Millar gathers his breath and says: "There's nothing we won't do - as long as we can get back up afterwards".
North Otago
February 10
Less practice makes perfect for games team
They get together only every two years, but practice is kept to a minimum as the N.O. Goers prepare for the softball competition at the New Zealand Masters Games in Dunedin.
Sport
February 10
Cycling: Still testing himself agains trivals, elements at 80
Retirement is not a word that Peter Grandiek understands. He still works hard on his deer farm near Invercargill.
Sport
February 10
Swimming: Sonntags breaking records once again
They did it again. Lenore and Forbes Sonntag broke more national masters swimming records at Moana Pool this week.
Bowls
February 10
Indoor bowls: Crawford claims gold medal with final bowl
A last-ditch effort with his final bowl gave Bob Crawford (Dunedin) the gold medal yesterday.
Other Sport
February 10
Tennis: Faith in Christchurch remains intact
Faith Thomas typifies the resolute Cantabrian who has fought back from disaster to rebuild her life.
Sport
February 10
Swimming: Glasgow Games ambition for Greenshields
Success at the New Zealand Masters Games has revived Lauren Greenshield's swimming ambitions and she now wants to get back into the international arena.
Sport
February 9
Athletics: Dunedin's hills key to strength
Former Commonwealth Games gold medallist Dick Tayler paid a nostalgic visit to one of his old training venues in Dunedin yesterday.
Sport
February 9
Darts: Girdler key in raising darts' profile
Darts again demonstrated its popularity on United Kingdom television last month when Adrian Lewis retained his world singles title.
Sport
February 9
Ice sports: Time for Gamble to hand over reins
The New Zealand Masters Games is Neil Gamble's last major event as manager of the Dunedin Ice Stadium.
Sport
February 9
Ice hockey: Marauders show they are team to beat
The Melbourne Marauders played blitzkrieg ice hockey in their first game and will be the team to beat for the division two gold medal.
Dunedin
February 9
Still swinging at 93
Ivan Elder wears Bermuda shorts and long socks to his knees. It is golf attire from an earlier time. But there was nothing ancient about the golfing style of the 93-year-old retired Gore accountant yesterday.
News
February 8
Curling: Old chums enjoy fun and games on ice
The United Arab Curling team enjoys life and epitomises the true spirit of the New Zealand Masters Games.
Sport
February 8
Swimming: Greenshields out to break records
Lauren Greenshields gets married in Scotland next month but she wants to break more New Zealand masters swimming records first.
Sport
February 8
Athletics: Gutsell breaks rivals with fast pace
Ricky Gutsell (Gore) made no mistakes and comfortably won the prestige 10km road race at the New Zealand Masters Games last night.
Bowls
February 8
Bowls: Couple drawn to bowling holidays
They had fun four years ago and have come back. Harry and Grace Coulson, the husband and wife team from Canberra, are playing bowls in their second New Zealand Masters Games in Dunedin.
Sport
February 8
Olympian back in the pool still chasing medals
Margaret Wilding (nee Edwards) timed it badly. There was minimal support for elite sportsmen and women when she competed at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne.
Football
February 7
Masters Games: Van Gorp bowing out of Games on highnote
Barry van Gorp will leave the New Zealand Masters Games scene on a high note with football the top of the pops this year.
Sport
February 7
Masters Games: Immortalz dominant in final
Jackie Padman was the inspirational captain who led a dominant Immortalz women's team to a gold medal at Ellis Park yesterday.
Sport
February 7
Masters Games: Tough test ahead for Cherry
Kathryn Cherry needs to step up to another level when she plays in a New Zealand Croquet invitation event in Palmerston North later this week.
Sport
February 7
Masters Games: Successful event for Christchurch friends
Graham Grange grew up in England and started cue sports as a 13-year-old in the church billiard league.
Sport
February 6
Ice dancing: Backfired joke leads to comeback
Jiri Pokorny thought he was playing a joke on his wife, Milana, but it backfired and led him back into the ice dance arena.
Dunedin
February 5
'ODT' reporter honoured with lighting flame
After covering every Masters Games held in Dunedin, Otago Daily Times sports reporter Alistair McMurran was rewarded with the honour of igniting the games flame.
Sport
February 5
Mountain biking: Bleakley overcomes hurdles to get back on bike
Aaron Bleakley is back. He overcame two big hurdles to get back on his mountain bike after a major crash 13 years ago.
Sport
February 5
Athletics: New shoes help as Wolf claims double
The shoes made the difference and helped Dunedin's Erika Wolf win the discus and shot put double at the Caledonian Ground yesterday.
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