Sports

Cusdin's impressive first day

Omanu Golf Club coach Jim Cusdin has handed in an impressive card of five under 65 to lead the Carrus Open after the first round in Tauranga today. Cusdin started... Read More

BMX a sport for the family

Tauranga BMX Club president Tina Bourke says there could be a world champion amongst your family and all it will take is to come to their club's open day. Tina's... Read More

Girls' football kicks off

Holly Nixon makes no secret of her love of football, and wants to share that passion with other girls by getting them involved in a summer football league. The five-a-side... Read More

Bay lifesavers named as finalists

Three of Tauranga's surf lifesavers have been named as finalists at this year's Surf Life Saving New Zealand Awards of Excellence, to be held this Saturday. Thomas... Read More

Bay golfer gets defence underway

The Carrus Open is underway in Tauranga this morning, and defending champion Mark Brown is hoping for back-to-back wins as he looks to add a third trophy to his... Read More

Jones makes fast start at worlds

Kayaker Luuka Jones picked the perfect time to nail a qualifying run at the canoe slalom world championships in London. Jones had the 19th-fastest time in the 67-boat... Read More

Aquinas students take aim

A group of Aquinas College students will take on New Zealand's finest shooters in the annual Secondary Schools Air Pistol Competition on Saturday. Breanna Brooker,... Read More

Canoe slalom set for AIMS Games

The NZCT AIMS Games will be even bigger in 2016, with the canoe slalom set to become the 20th sport at the annual intermediate-aged tournament in Tauranga. Less... Read More

Papamoa school scoops medal

Te Akau Ki Papamoa School took out third place to bring home a bronze medal as they represented New Zealand at the Rippa Rugby World Cup. Te Akau Ki convincingly... Read More

Boys' High cleared of wrong doing

The New Zealand Schools Rugby Union has commissioned an independent investigation into matters raised by the recent eligibility issue involving Rotorua Boys' High... Read More

Swells welcome scholastic surfers

The 2015 National Scholastic Surfing Championships will be played out in the Gisborne Region in two weeks' time with surfers praying for perfect spring swells to... Read More

Tauranga paddler hooked

His waka-ama team may have missed out on retaining their Rotohoe Series crown, but Tauranga's Nik House says he is determined to continue in the sport he loves. The... Read More