It is 44 years to the day since Stuart Melville handed the baton to Bruce Hunter for the final leg of a 4x800m relay at the old Caledonian Ground in Dunedin.
Matthew Williamson
If Matthew Williamson gets his way, the youths will again beat the ''older fellas'' at Waikouaiti today.
Williamson (24) was part of the younger brigade which beat their older rivals in the ''youth versus experience'' drivers' challenge a year ago.
Netball South recorded a $21,000 deficit last year, but chairman Paul Buckner says the organisation is not too ''fazed by it''.
It is only round three of the ANZ Championship, but the Southern Steel could win some silverware in Perth this weekend.
Otago hurdlers Christina Ashton and Felix McDonald will both race for medals at the Australian junior championships in Sydney today.
Storm Purvis does not have fond memories of playing against Caitlin Bassett.
Sports such as cricket and softball might be struggling for numbers, but table tennis certainly is not.
Tori Peeters lived up to her pre-competition favourite tag to win Otago's only senior gold medal at the national track and field championships in Wellington at the weekend.
John McGlashan College crews overcame strong winds to account for seven of Otago's 23 medals at the South Island secondary schools championships at the weekend.
Netball South chief executive Sue Clarke will pack up her desk this afternoon and finish her 26-month tenure in the job.
The Southern Steel dismantled the Mainland Tactix in Invercargill on Saturday, but will face a much sterner test against the West Coast Fever in Perth this weekend.
The Southern Steel dismantled the Mainland Tactix on the back of a stellar defensive effort at ILT Stadium in Invercargill this afternoon.
Demelza Fellowes will be wearing red and black tomorrow, but the former Southern Steel defender says she still has a bit of blue and gold at heart.
All going well, Jhaniele Fowler-Reid will become the Southern Steel's all-time leading scorer in the first quarter of this afternoon's match against the Mainland Tactix.
Sophia Fenwick would be lying if she said there was no added incentive this week.
Forty-three of Otago's most talented athletes will be gunning for medals when the national athletics championships start in Wellington this morning.
Almost the length of a double-decker bus - that's how far American Mike Powell jumped at the world championships in Japan in 1991.
Croquet - not cricket - is Jasmine Rule's choice of sport.
Mike Powell is a ''crazy'' man on a mission.
There was the good and there was the not so good.