Sports

Dawson delivers in world cup

Tauranga kayaker Mike Dawson made a brilliant start to the world cup canoe slalom season, topping qualifiers after the heats in Prague. Tauranga kayaker Mike Dawson.... Read More

Court clash in chairs

Teams from as far as Taranaki and Northland have descended on the Queen Elizabeth Youth Centre today for the Northern League Wheelchair Basketball Tournament. Eight... Read More

Paddling to international rowing debut

An untested rowing combination, a full plate of university study and countless hours of training. Welcome to Courtney Rennie's road to an international rowing debut. In... Read More

Squash trophy home in Te Puke

The Regional Secondary Schools Division 1 Squash trophy is in Te Puke today after the Te Puke High School girls won the competition in Rotorua yesterday. It's been... Read More

Saturday morning sport tradition

Mouth guards, shin guards and sports shoes are being worn by children of all ages at Blake Park this morning. While some people are having a Saturday morning in... Read More

Steamers close to coach’s heart

With just six wins in three years it's fair to say the Bay of Plenty Steamers have had a horror run of late. But if there is anyone who can right the ship it could... Read More

Young ready for Queensland challenge

Bay of Plenty driver Michael Young is reigniting his fight in the Asia Pacific Rally Championship at the International Rally of Queensland on Australia's Sunshine... Read More

Dylan’s journey to UFC

He's been nicknamed ‘The Villain', but mixed martial artist and Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight Dylan Andrews is anything but his moniker. The... Read More

Court action wheeling into town

Don't be fooled by the rumble of wheels and clash of metal accompanying the distinctive basketball swish - wheelchair basketball holds just as much physical intensity... Read More

Tauranga punters favour The Filly

Northern mares Queens Rose and The Filly will be favoured by punters at Tauranga on Saturday but will need to be a their best to beat off a strong Central Districts... Read More

Cane stays put in NZ

While the lure of lucrative overseas contracts continues to entice some of the country's youthful rugby talents abroad, one of Bay of Plenty's finest is bucking... Read More

Sailors’ succcessful medal haul

Tauranga sailors have taken gold and silver at the 2015 ISAF Sailing World Cup Weymouth regatta overnight. Gold in the 49er for New Zealand with Tauranga sailor... Read More