RAF game shapes as North Otago trial
RAF game shapes as North Otago trial
North Otago will test itself against some real high-fliers tomorrow afternoon.
Adrian Seconi
Stats show forward platform key
Stats show forward platform key
How many times have you heard someone say "It all starts up front"?
Hesson may have to tinker with middle order
Hesson may have to tinker with middle order
New Zealand’s middle order needs to fire if they are to sneak into the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy.
Unrealistic to have club sport at stadium - Davies
Unrealistic to have club sport at stadium - Davies
The chances of playing club sport under the roof at Forsyth Barr Stadium without an advanced booking are virtually nil, Dunedin Venues chief executive Terry Davies says.
Southern too polished
Southern too polished
Southern was too polished at both ends for Markham's College at the Edgar Centre on Saturday morning.
Dunstan gets up to beat Taieri
Dunstan gets up to beat Taieri
Dunstan High School overcame a spirited challenge by Taieri College to register its second win in the Otago premier schools competition on Saturday.
Schools dish out stunning wins
Schools dish out stunning wins
The top two teams in the Otago premier schools competition ran up big wins.
Run ends for top team
Run ends for top team
While most leading club teams continued their winning streaks, not all will be happy with their defensive effort.
‘Massive’ turnout for first race in series
‘Massive’ turnout for first race in series
Cyclocross is enjoying a surge in popularity in Dunedin with a record 77 competitors turning out for the last event.
Dunedin needs to be accurate, physical
Dunedin needs to be accurate, physical
Dunedin is keen to avoid getting into a dogfight for the final playoff spots.
Record number of Otago teams entered
Record number of Otago teams entered
A record number of Otago teams will contest the National Interprovincial Championships in Wellington.
Draw daunting but NZ has the means to do it
Draw daunting but NZ has the means to do it
New Zealand won the ICC Champions Trophy 17 years ago. Can the Black Caps do it again?
Five-for carried the day
Five-for carried the day
Seventeen years on, New Zealand left-armer Shayne O'Connor is still a little sheepish about his man-of-the-match performance in the semifinal of the ICC Knockout tournament.
Growth mostly in juniors
Growth mostly in juniors
Cricket's post-World Cup boom has continued into another year and the Otago Cricket Association has reported a 10% increase in player numbers.
Haley steps on to world stage
Haley steps on to world stage
Dunedin boxer Chase Haley has stepped out of the unknown and on to the radar.
Thought turning to action on South Island league
Thought turning to action on South Island league
Football South and Mainland Football are joining teams to help get a South Island league established.
Leading schools remain unbeaten
Leading schools remain unbeaten
The top two sides in the Otago premier schools competition consolidated their spots at the top of the standings at the weekend.
School teams charge ahead
School teams charge ahead in competition
John McGlashan College and King's High School remain unbeaten in the Otago premier schools competition.
Rising to the challenge
Rising to the challenge
In a day of mixed results, Premier Rugby teams stepped up their game across the board.
Duncan still on top despite forgettable series
Duncan still on top despite forgettable series
Courtney Duncan is pretty hard on herself when she makes a mistake.