Steve Hepburn

Queenstown golfer James Anstiss has come oh so close to his first win on the Australasian Tour.

Spark Sport believes it has delivered a very high standard of cricket coverage, but is unable to say how many people are watching.

The grass is green, the gates are all open and a new team is running the show at Wingatui.

It has been a hell of a week for Nico Porteous, and he is hoping it is just as good in a year’s time.

Ella Hou made the most of her start to win the Ness Cup at the Caledonian Ground last night.

Any decision on whether the Otago Rugby Football Union supports or opposes private investment in the game is some way off.

Southland has lost one half of its batch of Super Rugby players.

Most of us do not have a degree from the London School of Economics.

In sport, you can find previous champions in the most peculiar of places.

The 13-man game will be back at Forsyth Barr Stadium next month.

Jo Morrison is jumping into her new role as Steel assistant coach.

The Spartans 10s tournament is back again for another year and some serious firepower is looking to end the dominance of the men from the plains.

The merger of Carisbrook-Dunedin and Kaikorai appears to be going perfectly if the Bing Harris Shield table is anything to go by.

Central Otago clubs were to the fore of the southern challenge at the South Island championships at Lake Ruataniwha over the weekend.

North Otago all-rounder Jeremy Smith joined some illustrious company over the weekend.

The Otago Volts are in with a sniff, albeit a small one, of making the playoffs of the Super Smash.

It is 60 years almost to the day since Forbury Park staged its first meeting under lights but they will not be needed today.

Dunedin wrestler Joe Dobson still his eyes on the Olympics but there are plenty of obstacles in his way — and that does not include the rather hefty opponents he is up against.

An inability to score enough runs is fast becoming the handicap for the Volts as the playoffs slide out of view.