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1 Sep, 2010 - John Hill
POVERTY Bay coach Grainger Heikell is planning to make “minor changes” from the side who beat Mid Canterbury at the weekend for Saturday’s Heartland...
1 Sep, 2010 - Rockie Ellmers
DANIEL Fogarty finally shed his bridesmaid’s tag when he won the East Coast Challenge beach racing senior open class here at the weekend...
31 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
GISBORNE Boys’ High School were crowned champions of the Hurricanes region after beating St Pats Silverstream 11-8 in Palmerston North at the...
31 Aug, 2010
GISBORNE BMX Club had seven riders in one of the strongest New Zealand teams to have attended the world championships...
30 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
KAHU Tamatea capped a man-of-the-match performance with a try in the 72nd minute and a penalty in the 79th to give Poverty Bay a come-from-behind...
30 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
NORTH Otago rewrote the Heartland Championship and their union record books with a 116-3 annihilation of Ngati Porou East Coast in Ruatoria on...
28 Aug, 2010 - Shaan Te Kani
WHEN talented teenage gymnast Charlotte Ludwig moved to Germany for a year it was probably one of the best leaps she made...
27 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
MOST Heartland Championship coaches would prefer to avoid playing North Otago in their first game. Not Ngati Porou East Coast’s Buck Gray...
27 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
POVERTY Bay coach Grainger Heikell has opted for experience over youth for tomorrow’s opening Heartland Championship clash against Mid Canterbury in...
26 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
FIVE players will make their Poverty Bay Heartland Championship debuts in the opener against last year’s Meads Cup runners-up Mid Canterbury in...
25 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
POVERTY Bay vice-captain Kahu Tamatea will start Saturday’s opening Heartland Championship clash against Mid Canterbury in Ashburton...
25 Aug, 2010 - Scraggy
BOTH premier women’s games on Saturday were sneak previews of what is on offer this weekend in local semifinal hockey action...
24 Aug, 2010 - Jessica Wauchop
FOUR Gisborne netballers have been selected in the 12-strong Eastern senior team to compete in the Lion Foundation national championships...
24 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
THREE Beaudein Waaka penalties took Gisborne Boys’ High School’s first 15 through to Saturday’s Hurricanes region secondary schools final in...
23 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
POVERTY Bay got a timely reminder in Wairoa on Saturday that rugby is an 80-minute game...
23 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
A 17-12 loss to Eastern Bay of Plenty is not ideal preparation for Saturday’s first-round Heartland rugby championship clash at home to North Otago...
23 Aug, 2010 - Iain Gillies
ALL HAIL, Gisborne Laundry Services City. Their golden season continues. They beat Palmerston North Marist Reserves 4-1 in the Central Federation Cup...
21 Aug, 2010
CHARLOTTE Ludwig has been back just one week from a year-long overseas school exchange and showed she had lost none of her skill at the Hawke’s...
21 Aug, 2010 - Slik Shot
JONO Griffiths just can’t keep out of the headlines. His two 180s and 17 tons were the the story of club darts this week...
20 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
FORMER Chiefs hooker Ngarimu Simpkins is excited about leading Poverty Bay in this season’s Heartland championship...
20 Aug, 2010 - Scraggy
GISBORNE Girls’ High School get back into premier women’s hockey action tomorrow with one thing on their minds. . . victory over GMC...
20 Aug, 2010 - John Hill
RYAN Wiggins’ loyalty and commitment was rewarded when he was named in the New Zealand Marist Colts team to play four games in the South Island —...
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