Just a final fits long-term plan
Just a final fits long-term plan
Wanaka Paralympian Hamish McLean will be hoping to return from Rio de Janeiro with some extra baggage.
Adrian Seconi
Crunch time for top schools
Crunch time for top schools
The Otago premier schools competition will conclude at Forsyth Barr Stadium today with either John McGlashan College or Waitaki Boys’ High School crowned champion.
Hidden cost of success
Hidden cost of success
The Chatham Cup is a mixed blessing for Caversham.
Unbeaten pair going head to head
Unbeaten pair going head to head
Caversham and Waitakere City have one crucial statistic in common this season — they are both unbeaten in their respective leagues.
Duncan back on track with world’s best
Duncan back on track with world’s best
Courtney Duncan’s long wait will end this weekend.
Premier school rivals face off
Premier school rivals face off
Confidence is fine but there has been no room for complacency in the John McGlashan College camp this week.
Playoffs, T20 planned for seniors
Playoffs, T20 planned for seniors
Senior club cricket is poised to introduce playoff matches and return to playing a round of twenty/20 cricket.
High performance is his calling
High performance is his calling
After 15 years with the police, former Otago offspinner Simon Forde is getting use to a new office - one which sits neatly at the edge of the University Oval.
Finances verified as reason for exit
Finances verified as reason for exit
Hockey New Zealand has provided some clarity around Southern Hockey's decision not to enter teams in the National Hockey League this season.
Uni Oval shaping up nicely
Uni Oval shaping up nicely
The Otago Daily Times took a quick tour of the new-look University Oval yesterday and the view from the new embankments was worth the stroll.
New pro Evans making good
New pro Evans making good
Dunedin rookie professional cyclist Brad Evans is adjusting to life in the saddle quite nicely.
Basketball: Poor start, bad end for Saints
Basketball: Poor start, bad end for Saints
The St Kilda Saints must have been relying on reputation alone to carry them through their top-of-the-table clash with Magic A on Saturday.
Support by the truckload
Support by the truckload
Arrowtown is so desperate to host today's semifinal at Jack Reid Park it is prepared to truck in makeshift changing rooms and shower at a nearby camp ground.
Sport funding: System not broken, but in need of improvement
Sport funding: System not broken, but in need of improvement
Sport Otago chief executive John Brimble does not believe the financial model propping up sport is broken but some pieces are definitely falling off.
Rugby: Country loosie inspired by hero
Rugby: Country loosie inspired by hero
A super fit 17-year-old from the backblocks of Otago is making a name for himself on the side of the scrum - sound familiar?
Rugby: Fresh look to Otago Spirit
Rugby: Fresh look to Otago Spirit
The Otago Spirit will certainly have a fresh look this season.
Hockey: No concerns about King’s turf project
Hockey: No concerns about King’s turf project
Concerns low-lying King's High School is not a suitable site for a $1.77 million hockey turf have been dismissed by invested parties.
Basketball: Females taking to game in record numbers
Basketball: Females taking to game in record numbers
Females are embracing basketball in record numbers and Basketball New Zealand is planning to roll out the red carpet for them.
Rugby: Zingari-Harbour partnership off
Rugby: Zingari-Harbour partnership off
Zingari-Richmond and Harbour will go it alone next year.
Hockey: Inglis progressing well
Hockey: Inglis progressing well
Black Sticks striker Hugo Inglis was passed fit to take his place on the plane to Rio.