Te Puia Springs golf report
Third round, Summer Cup (par) —
Women: I Ngarimu +5; H Miratana +5; G Roberts +3; D Goldsmith +2; A Cook, R Ngatai -2.
Men: N Dewes...
HIS team took time to find their feet but Ray Noble, coach of the Tairawhiti under-18 men's softball team, is delighted with the way they improved during a nati...
Central School students and staff members be warned. There will not be a special assembly to mark the occasion, nor is it likely to make the first newsletter of...
Some days the ball follows you.
That was the case yesterday for Poverty Bay Year 6 cricketer Caleb Taewa, who held three catches in Game 1 of the Riverbend tou...
medal hopes are high as around 50 Gisborne surf lifesaving athletes prepare for the Eastern Regional Championships being held at Mount Maunganui this weekend.
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Wairoa A&P Show equestrian results (top five placings) —
DRESSAGE
Pony PRE 1.C: Amelia Samuels, Snoopy, 1; Anna Devescovi, Winged Foot, 2. Pony PRE 1....
It's the first time for four of them.
But odds are that Poverty Bay cricketers Jonah Reynolds, Riki Reedy, Dillon Jackson and Joe Singh will have an experience...
THE wet weather got the better of Gisborne Speedway Club at the weekend.
After three attempts to stage the New Zealand sidecar championship meeting, the club po...
The trophy for the waka ama club able to accumulate the most points at the sport's sprint national championships is quite at home in Gisborne.
With this year's ...
They are giving it their all.
The Poverty Bay Year 7 cricket team in the B section at the Riverbend tournament yesterday lost to Taupo by six wickets in the mo...
THE weather got the better of Gisborne Speedway Club last night in the qualifying rounds of the New Zealand sidecar championships.
The event has been shifted to...
EQUESTRIAN
A small group of Gisborne competitors enjoyed success at the National Showing Champs in Hastings.
Sam Brooks — the only Gisborne boy to compete ...
Gisborne Speedway Club has nervous eyes on the heavens as it hosts the New Zealand sidecar championships, with rain likely to have an impact.
A field of 30 bike...
KAHUTIA
THE four clubs were well represented when 42 players competed in the McInnes Driver Training Ltd Single Entry Tournament on Sunday.
The popular Bo...
THE open-wheelers will be flying again in the third round of the Eastland TQ Masters at Eastland Group Raceway tonight.
Gisborne cousins Dylan and Ryan MacGrego...
The offshore powerboat series returns to the waters of Turanganui-a-Kiwa/Poverty Bay on February 8.
Round 2 of the series looks set to attract around 15 boats ...
Two cricketers forced off the park by injury are set to return tomorrow, providing a boost for the Horouta club.
All-rounder Graham Hudson hasn't bowled in a ma...
Poverty Bay
GOLF-loving teachers are making the most of their last days of summer holidays.
Central School principal Andy Hayward celebrated a career-first...
Barry Croquet Club pair Ross Thomson and his son Rick have won the top division of a golf croquet handicap doubles tournament run by the Thames Croquet Club.
Pl...
GISBORNE teenager Finn Vette made it to the quarterfinals of a World Surf League Men's Junior Tour contest in Australia over the weekend.
The recently-crowned N...
It's a trip they'll remember with feeling.
Despite losing five games and their last match against Upper Hutt being abandoned because of the weather, the Povert...
Jonny Coddington and his Hawke's Bay A team retained their title at the Poverty Bay Polo Open at the weekend.
They had a convincing 8-4 victory over pre-match ...
WITH silver and bronze medals from the Colgate Games under his belt, Gisborne sprinter Jack Sadler has been receiving top-notch coaching this week.
The 15-year-...
GISBORNE cousins Manaia Mill and Charlotte Morse have spent the week in Auckland preparing for an international football match.
The pair are part of the Aotearo...
THE Aotearoa national waka ama sprint championships culminated in a massive day of finals on Lake Karapiro today.
And Tairawhiti paddlers, particularly members ...
THE weather may have a decisive say in Poverty Bay cricket's first DJ Barry Cup game of the season.
MetService has forecast showers to turn to rain tomorrow aft...
Some games you remember.
Poverty Bay won't forget games 2 and 3 at the Riverbend Year 7 cricket camp yesterday
Defending 99, they lost on the last ball of thei...
HOROUTA and Mareikura have improved their medal tallies further at the waka ama national sprint championships at Lake Karapiro.
This morning, a combined crew fr...
They put up a fight.
The Poverty Bay Year 7 boys team lost Game 1 at the Riverbend cricket camp to Hutt Districts by two wickets yesterday.
Hutt captain and M...