
Tennis Northland's plea for more numbers
Is the future of Northland's premier tennis competition in jeopardy?
Is the future of Northland's premier tennis competition in jeopardy?
The women's team will look to better the men's team's 10th-place finish from last week.
The rain soon drifted away to give the players a great afternoon of croquet.
The visitors had lost three wickets for three runs at the start of their batting innings.
Northlanders packed out the Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge over the weekend.
It should be an entertaining contest when the two sides meet at Cobham Oval on the 21st.
With a baby coming and a potential Japan Golf Tour card, Brown will have his hands full.
Changes are afoot for Northland junior rugby, possibly including the Taniwha Shield.
Three schools from the area came to learn from some of New Zealand's best players.
After such loss, Dianne Neal and Lesley Parton have found solace in cycling.
Eastwood is hoping to see a lot more people out and about over the next few weeks.
Northland 's senior tennis club competition is in full swing after three rounds.
Billie Scott, 20, has tried it all - surfing, kitesurfing, foiling, windsurfing.
It was the third win a row for the Waipū women's golf team at the annual event.
Even after scoring 129, Thorn Parkes had to walk off Cobham Oval disappointed.
An indoor netball and basketball facility is one of the options being considered.
The four-day sevens game was a great chance for these Northlanders to test their skills.
Northland's Caris Teo ran well to finish the second fastest woman in the half-marathon.
Kea Perene, 20, has been breaking new ground, teaching cricket through te reo Māori while she is only weeks away from giving birth. Video / Adam Pearse
Even though the game is struggling at the moment, we can still avoid a similar fate.
Comment: Whangārei is growing up and ditching the trainer wheels.
Inside Whangārei's Jubilee Park, a former league ground and now a home for the destitute.
Anyone interested in helping out as a marker, get in touch as soon as possible.
Saying the Child family was born to compete in dog trials would be an understatement.
Smith, a former Black Fern has had a fantastic year with the Northland Kauri.
While the focus wasn't on competition, there were plenty of competitive games on show.
Hopefully, these athletes will be the first of many to receive Kauri Club scholarships.
With so many talented athletes in Northland, it is important to support them financially.
Out of three teams at ASB Stadium, Huanui College saw two in the final yesterday.
At 99 for 6, NZ A were in trouble as England's bowlers looked to pounce.