Sports

Dramatic finish to AIMS Games

Jubilation etched across their faces, members of the Aquinas water polo team savored a little bit of history on the final day of the NZCT AIMS Games in Tauranga... Read More

Top start for Tauranga sailor

Tauranga sailor Thomas Saunders has made the best start in the NZL Sailing Team men with an 11th in the opening race of the 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships... Read More

Safety at sea a concern

A Mount Maunganui kayaker is calling for greater sea safety awareness firmly believing too many kayakers are placing themselves at risk whenever they head offshore. Nathan... Read More

The business end of AIMS

The agony and the ecstasy of playoffs time has hit the AIMS Games with a flurry of finals in Tauranga. With 7500 Year 7 and 8 athletes in town for the week-long... Read More

Brown genes run strong in AIMS

Cameron Brown's normally impassive race-face was beaming proudly as the ironman legend watched son Braeden compete at the NZCT AIMS Games in Tauranga yesterday. Braeden... Read More

Te Akau Ki strikes bronze

Te Akau Ki Papamoa School's first taste of rippa rugby on the national stage has ended in securing a well-earned bronze medal. Making a strong start to yesterday's... Read More

Te Akau Ki strikes bronze

Te Akau Ki Papamoa School's first taste of rippa rugby on the national stage has ended in securing a well-earned bronze medal. Making a strong start to yesterday's... Read More

AIMS action from day two

Day two of the AIMS Games has proved action-packed with record breaking performances and medals galore. Chelsey Edwards' golden deluge has continued with a record-breaking... Read More

AIMS Games heating up

The sun is out in full force and the competition is heating up as AIMS Games events step up a notch after the first full day of competition. The country's biggest... Read More

Ripping through the provinces

National tournament jitters have done little to slow Te Akau Ki Papamoa School's quest for rippa rugby glory in Wellington this week. Yesterday and today provincial... Read More

Peat called in for Rescue 14

Papamoa surf lifesaver Natalie Peat is winging her way to the sands of France after a late call up to the New Zealand team for Rescue 2014. The last minute selection... Read More

Capp’s record breaking success

The record is as old as he is, but Greerton swimmer Nathan Capp has broken Danyon Loader's 22-year-old 1500 metre freestyle record at the weekend. Capp was in a... Read More