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...
Horouta waka ama club's premier women paddlers stamped their class on the national sprint championships with a 1-2-3 finish in the W1 500 metres yesterday.
Akay...
Finn Vette says he does his best surfing when he's feeling confident.
The Gisborne 15-year-old should take a fair bit of confidence into his next event, a World...
It was a team effort with giant reinforcement.
While all-rounder Max Briant (51 runs and two wickets for 20 runs off four overs) was superb in his Gisborne Boy...
GLENN Sherriff has spent the past dozen years going from English summers to New Zealand summers, playing polo and training and selling horses.
It's a real balan...
The youngest crews from Tairawhiti are among those who have got off to a flying start at the waka ama sprint nationals at Lake Karapiro.
This morning, Horouta ...
Gisborne surfers Finn Vette and John Gisby won national titles at opposite ends of the age-group spectrum at St Clair Beach, Dunedin, on Saturday.
Vette, one of...
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 New Zealand speedway sidecars title will be decided at Eastland Group Raceway this weekend and Gisborne has some major contenders.
The Stubbs Contractors-sp...
DOZENS of polo players will saddle up for this weekend's Poverty Bay Open at Bushmere Park.
Fourteen teams will compete across three grades in the annual Harves...
Poverty Bay club cricket — DJ Barry Cup, Saturday, 1pm: Bollywood Stars High School Old Boys v Landmark Homes OBR, Harry Barker Reserve rep wicket.
Hope Cup, S...
Tairawhiti crews dug deep in some tight races on day three at the waka ama sprint nationals in testing conditions on Lake Karapiro yesterday.
The first final of...
THE Eastland Port Champion of the Bays surf lifesaving carnival at Midway Beach ended with the Waikanae club retaining the Ralph Morse Memorial Shield, symbol o...
GISBORNE streetstock racer Brenden Gooch relinquished his 2NZ status at the weekend but can still wear a New Zealand number on his car after he finished third i...
They went very close.
The Poverty Bay Year 6 boys' cricket team came within five runs of a huge upset win over their Y7 counterparts at Harry Barker Reserve yes...
Waikanae retained the Ralph Morse Memorial Trophy for Gisborne surf lifesaving club supremacy at the weekend.
They beat Midway by one point in a titanic battle....