Hockey: Nation's experience to bolster Southern Men
Hockey: Nation's experience to bolster Southern Men
Former Black Stick James Nation will round out his career playing for Southern in the National Hockey League.
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Hockey: Talent drain hampering southern sides
Hockey: Talent drain hampering southern sides
Southern hockey teams tend to attract two types of players - those at the start of their career and those coming to the end of it.
Cricket: English pros in for twenty/20 campaign
Cricket: English pros in for twenty/20 campaign
Otago has signed two experienced but relatively unknown English professionals for the domestic twenty/20 tournament.
Cricket: Molyneux Park back on schedule for Volts
Cricket: Molyneux Park back on schedule for Volts
Molyneux Park is back on the domestic schedule - all it needs is the green light from New Zealand Cricket.
Netball: Steel's draw fair enough
Netball: Steel's draw fair enough
Southern Steel coach Robyn Broughton is happy enough with her side's ANZ Championship draw for 2011.
Cricket: Pelichet Bay out, Otago Country in
Cricket: Pelichet Bay out, Otago Country in
Expansion team Pelichet Bay will be disbanded and Otago Country will take its place in the first round of the Dunedin one-day club competition this summer.
Netball: Loss of form baffles Broughton
Netball: Loss of form baffles Broughton
Southern Steel coach Robyn Broughton was just as baffled with the Silver Ferns' sudden loss of form as the rest of us.
Basketball: Rowe stars as Saints claim club title
Basketball: Rowe stars as Saints claim club title
Helping the St Kilda Saints beat the Magic 77-64 and claim the Dunedin club title partly came as a relief for star player Tom Rowe.
Netball: Otago's playoff hopes take a dive
Netball: Otago's playoff hopes take a dive
Forget the playoffs - Otago looks like it has a fight on its hands just remaining in the top division.
Hockey: Final heartbreak for Otago Girls' High
Hockey: Final heartbreak for Otago Girls' High
Defeat was the size of a hockey boot.
Basketball: Old rivals back for more
Basketball: Old rivals back for more
Old enemies the St Kilda Saints and the Magic will once again compete for the honours in the final of the Dunedin club basketball competition at the Edgar Centre today.
Netball: First and last season for Close in blue and gold
Netball: First and last season for Close in blue and gold
Until now, Emily Close has not had time to fit in an Otago campaign.
Volleyball: Scorpions settle for second in final
Volleyball: Scorpions settle for second in final
The Dunedin-based Scorpions ran out of sting in the national club final in Napier but their second placing was a reasonable effort, leading player Alicia Malcolm says.
Equestrian: Games selection builds on success
Equestrian: Games selection builds on success
Clarke Johnstone, originally of Outram, has been selected in the New Zealand World Equestrian Games eventing team
Rugby: Southland schools triumph in Highlanders competition
Rugby: Southland schools triumph in Highlanders competition
Southland Boys' High School seized the initiative in the Highlanders First XV competition with a hard-fought 23-19 win against Otago Boys' High School in Invercargill on Saturday.
Netball: Moulds on move to Mystics
Netball: Moulds on move to Mystics
For the past three years, Otago goal keep Jess Moulds has done her best to stop players scoring, only to slip through the net herself.
Bowls: Champs on for Warren
Bowls: Champs on for Warren
Port Chalmers bowling club has helped raise the $2000 bowler Allan Warren needed to join the New Zealand team at the sixth International Deaf Bowls championships in Perth next year.
Cricket: Ibadulla upset by developing scandal
Cricket: Ibadulla upset by developing scandal
Former Pakistan batsman Billy Ibadulla is saddened by reports linking the subcontinent team with a match-fixing scandal.
Cricket: Bracewell nabs up-and-coming Otago speedster
Cricket: Bracewell nabs up-and-coming Otago speedster
Fringe Otago pace bowler James Fuller has signed a three-year deal with English county Gloucestershire but will be available for the province this summer, Volts coach Mike Hesson says.
Golf: 'The Machine' leads her school to victory
Golf: 'The Machine' leads her school to victory
Kristin School pupil Jane Lee coped best with the trying conditions to claim individual glory at the New Zealand intercollegiate final at the Otago Golf Club yesterday.