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Auckland hosting nationals

Auckland hosting nationals

Auckland will host the national track and field championships for the next three years, Athletics New Zealand announced yesterday.

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QHS students strike gold — and silver and bronze

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QHS students strike gold — and silver and bronze

Queen's High School athletes doubled their luck at the South Island secondary school athletics championships recently.

Secondary sport

Queen’s High School’s Martha Lipross competes in the pole vault at the SISS Athletics competition...

Secondary sport

The first term is nearly over and there has been plenty of action in secondary schools sport.

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Otago pair’s hard work earns NZ selection

Otago University rowers Juliette Lequeux (left) and Hannah Matehaere will represent New Zealand...

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Otago pair’s hard work earns NZ selection

Juliette Lequeux and Hannah Matehaere are proof hard work always pays off in the end.

Kiwi makes history with world cup win

Samara Maxwell charges to victory at the Brazilian round of the UCI world cup yesterday. PHOTO:...

Kiwi makes history with world cup win

Samara Maxwell created history yesterday by becoming the first New Zealand female to win a round of the UCI mountain biking cross-country world cup.

Make a racket about Aaryan Alexander’s big weekend

Otago doubles partners Nathan Huynh (left) and Bryn Griffiths compete in the men’s doubles during...

Make a racket about Aaryan Alexander’s big weekend

What a weekend for Aaryan Alexander.

Maxwell 2nd in Brazil

Oceania champion Samara Maxwell made an encouraging elite debut with a podium finish in the short track cross-country at the opening round of the UCI 2024 MTB World Series in Brazil.

Thunder, Wild lose

The Dunedin Thunder women fought hard in their opening national women’s league game, but eventually fell 8-2 to Canterbury in Dunedin on Saturday.

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Thunder stalwart raring to go

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Thunder stalwart raring to go

Sammy Heyward’s dedication to the Dunedin Thunder women has never wavered.

High expectations held for Otago players at open

Local players should feature prominently at one of the major dates on the badminton calendar this weekend.

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Melville Ives flying high

Finley Melville Ives wins the FIS men's freeski halfpipe title during the world championships at...

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Melville Ives flying high

Neil Ives has not had a lot of sleep the past few days.

Fatigued Coll comfortably beaten in final

Paul Coll returns a shot in the Optasia Championships final in London yesterday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Fatigued Coll comfortably beaten in final

New Zealand No 1, Paul Coll, was beaten in straight games by world No 2, Mostafa Asal, in the final of the Optasia Championships in London yesterday.

Wānaka teen claims world title on debut

Finley Melville Ives in action during his world title-winning freeski halfpipe run at the FIS...

Wānaka teen claims world title on debut

Wānaka freeskier Finley Melville Ives has put down an impressive run to claim the world freeski halfpipe world title in his world championship debut.

Double wins

The Dunedin Thunder recorded two good wins against the West Auckland Admirals in Dunedin at the weekend.

More success for Coll

More success for Coll

New Zealander Paul Coll has pulled off his second five-game victory in as many days, overcoming an inspired Mohamed ElShorbagy to book his place in the final of the Optasia Championships.