Jeff Cheshire

The University of Otago has retained its status as New Zealand’s top rowing university.

Two Dunedin surfers claimed titles on a blustery day at St Clair Beach yesterday.

Lars Humer is more master than apprentice these days.

The process remains the focus.

At this point the All Whites have become something of an enigma in New Zealand sport.

The pale blue and the albatross of the South City Royals made their debut on southern football fields on Saturday.

The University of Otago is looking to retain a trophy it has essentially owned for the past 20 years.

Central Otago rowing is debunking the idea you have to be a big city school to succeed on the national sporting stage.

Four medals and his sights set firmly on Birmingham.

George Fisher is well aware of what she has arrived to.

Chris Bisley has once again emerged as the king of Dunedin’s mountains.

Otago's javelin prowess was on full display on Saturday.

Two improved showings still yielded two losses for the Southern Steel.

Dunstan High School has shown itself to be among New Zealand’s elite rowing schools once again.

The season may still be three weeks away, but there is a long way to go for the Southern Steel.

A record number of runners will take to Dunedin’s hills tomorrow morning.

Shay Veitch had not won a senior national title when he ran in for his first jump yesterday.

Otago had a successful day at the national track and field championships in Hastings yesterday.

Otago schools won eight medals as finals began at the Maadi Cup yesterday.

Otago competitors should feature strongly on the national athletics stage over the next two days.