Interest strong for Classic
Interest strong for Classic
The Coastal Classic mountain bike event is back and it is going to be electric — well, partly.
Adrian Seconi
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Sharks win first four league games
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Sharks win first four league games
The South Island has a women’s team back in the Premier Touch League — and it is awfully good.
Otago building strong lead over Auckland
Otago building strong lead over Auckland
The Otago Volts have moved into a commanding 213-run lead with two days remaining in their opening Plunket Shield game against Auckland.
Duffy makes Volts' score look better
Duffy makes Volts' score look better
The Volts were dismissed for a middling 261 on day one of their Plunket Shield game against Auckland but that target grew substantially in context thanks to some deadly accurate bowling by Jacob Duffy.
No title, but good tourny for Otago sides
No title, but good tourny for Otago sides
The Southland Sharks beat the Canterbury Rams 18-15 in the men’s final to claim back-to-back titles in the 3×3 Cup in Invercargill.
Loss ‘kind of like a win’
Loss ‘kind of like a win’
Southern United rounded off a tough week with a gutsy 1-0 loss to top-of-the-table Eastern Suburbs in Auckland yesterday.
NZ Universities side overwhelms Scorpions
NZ Universities side overwhelms Scorpions
New Zealand Universities gave the Southern Zone Scorpions a lesson at the North Ground yesterday.
Gray pedals to first place in Hastie
Gray pedals to first place in Hastie
The northerners came south and claimed the silverware.
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Manager ‘incredibly new’ to game
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Manager ‘incredibly new’ to game
New season. New boss.
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Athletes enter ultra endurance run
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Athletes enter ultra endurance run
Four hardy souls from Dunedin will put themselves through hell and beyond.
Parkes to get another chance
Parkes to get another chance
Thorn Parkes has forced his way into Otago team for its opening game of the season.
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Young Volts have work to do
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Look at the past sets Volts’ sights firmly on future
Otago coach Dion Ebrahim’s opening gambit was to concede his side had not batted, bowled or fielded well last summer.
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Chewing gum, staying positive
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Chewing gum, staying positive
The domestic cricket season thuds into action on Tuesday. Otago opens its campaign with a Plunket Shield match against Auckland at Eden Park Outer Oval. Cricket writer Adrian...
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Older ride buddies take on Tour of Southland
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Older ride buddies take on Tour of Southland
You are never too old to battle into sideways rain or struggle up Bluff Hill.
Miles, Timu take top honours
Miles, Timu take top honours
Private Leah Miles was one of the major prize winners at the Otago awards last night.
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New world champion had help from some masters
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New world champion had help from some masters
Justin Stott will tell you he had a lot of help powering his way to a UCI Masters Track World Championships title in Los Angeles last month.
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Donnelly completes Highlanders’ coaching jigsaw
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Donnelly completes Highlanders’ coaching jigsaw
The Highlanders have completed their coaching puzzle.
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Finn-tastic year for Hurley
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Finn-tastic year for Hurley
Finn Hurley’s first year out of school was a doozy.
Flagship event marking 40th anniversary
Flagship event marking 40th anniversary
Cycling Otago’s biggest event will raise a significant milestone.
Top honours for Mitchell, Southee
Top honours for Mitchell, Southee
Black Caps Mr Fix It Daryl Mitchell and experienced international seamer Tim Southee have been named players of the year in the 75th jubilee edition of the New Zealand Cricket Almanack.