Out! Wimbledon calls time on line judges
Out! Wimbledon calls time on line judges
Wimbledon is to break with tradition and replace line judges with electronic line calling from next year's championships, the All England Club has confirmed.
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Preparing now for future success
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Preparing now for future success
Otago's sporting future is in good hands if the Otago Academy of Sport crew is anything to go by.
Imported run club proves a local hit
Imported run club proves a local hit
Running is often the last thing people want to do on a Monday morning, but for the founder of a Dunedin run club it is the best way to start the week.
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Pride of the South
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Pride of the South
Otago gymnasts will be hoping to tuck, twist and turn their way to a place on the national podiums starting tomorrow.
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Mighty Panthers seeking to extend legacy
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Mighty Panthers seeking to extend legacy
Deja vu all over again, mate.
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Change of affiliation hailed as positive move
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Change of affiliation hailed as positive move
New Zealand ice hockey president Andy Mills is tremendously excited about a massive change for the sport in this country.
Melville Ives stoked with win in halfpipe
Melville Ives stoked with win in halfpipe
Two rising southern stars claimed the spoils at the FIS Australia New Zealand Cup freeski halfpipe at Cardrona yesterday.
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Near-perfect form serves up third title
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Near-perfect form serves up third title
Charlie Byers’ impressive form continued as she stormed her way to a third women’s title at the Otago Indoor Open at the weekend.
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Even union itself has its rough patches
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Even union itself has its rough patches
Well, your guess is as good as mine.
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Porteous giving free rein to creative side
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Porteous giving free rein to creative side
Nico Porteous’ upcoming northern hemisphere season looks a little different.
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Success is in the blood
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Success is in the blood
Four cousins from Alexandra are lining up to take a shot at softball success.
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Butcher already looking to next Olympics
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Butcher already looking to next Olympics
Olympic champion Finn Butcher is ready for a rest but eager to start finalising plans for the next four years of his kayaking journey.
Sport provides students with opportunities
Sport provides students with opportunities
Secondary school sport means different things to different people.
Impressive wins for Andy Bay Sharks, Balmacewen 1
Impressive wins for Andy Bay Sharks, Balmacewen 1
Andy Bay Sharks continued their good form in the women’s club competition, winning 4-0 against Balmacewen.
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Tough lesson for NZ in final game
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Tough lesson for NZ in final game
New Zealand’s first experience of the Futsal World Cup ended with another valuable lesson.
Chesney, Mackley dominate
Chesney, Mackley dominate
Two commanding displays of front-running defined an amazing return of track athletics at the Otago Spring 3000m on Thurday night.
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A break from over-structured boredom
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A break from over-structured boredom
Your columnist has a bit of skin in the game when it comes to women’s rugby.
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'I love Te Anau': Tennis star's surprise Wimbledon gift
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'I love Te Anau': Tennis star's surprise Wimbledon gift
Christmas has come early for the Te Anau Tennis Club in the form of an unexpected gift from one its most famous daughters.
Dunedin teens darting off to Budapest
Dunedin teens darting off to Budapest
Sophie Beaumont and Jacob Hoessler have a new target in mind.
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Stanley tuning up for world champs
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Stanley tuning up for world champs
As the warmth of summer approaches, champion ice swimmer Cameron Stanley hopes you will not begrudge him for praying Otago’s waterways take their time heating up.
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