The second round of the Giant 2W Gravity Enduro was held in Rotorua on Saturday.

Tauranga's Black Caps stars reflect on test series win against Pakistan.

Whakatāne's Corrinne O'Donnell has won back-to-back Fine Signs Crazyman titles.

Tauranga's Hannah Wells was forced to withdraw during the race due to sickness.

A break in the recent wet weather allowed for a full night of action-packed racing.

All Blacks Sevens finish last sevens campaign of the year.

Central Indians all rounder Jake Rowe scored a century against Te Puke.

Despite wet weather, there were some outstanding junior cricket performances this week.

The victory saved New Zealand from their first-ever exit in the pool stages.

The McNaughton Trophy, contested by Baywide senior reserve teams, starts this weekend.

The Loaded WaiBOP women's football team take on Northern Lights this weekend.

The three-match 50-over series starts at Bay Oval today.

Hamilton took out the Northern Districts Secondary Schoolgirls tournament in Tauranga.

Bay Sports heroes named as finalists in the 2018 ASB Rugby Awards.

Rotorua's Instinctive Fitness has been recognised for its involvement in the community.

Two of Tauranga's biggest sports events of 2017 are finalists for national award.

Anderson returns as New Zealand A play India A in three day-night matches this week.

So much talent heading to Suzuki Series start line this weekend.

Historic and prestigious accolade for Black Ferns Sevens.

All Blacks Sevens squad call up three players fort South African leg.

Rotorua's junior athletics numbers are soaring and several collected medals in Cambridge.

Rotorua Boys' High School's U15 and U19 teams both finished second at the Condor Sevens.

The Bay of Plenty men's sevens team put their unique style to the test on Saturday.

Head coach Rodney Gibbs impressed by side's never-say-die attitude.

Taupō's Samantha Bradley is a national triathlon champion again at 47 years of age.

New Zealand's sevens teams continue winning streak in Dubai Sevens.

It was a damp round one of the New Zealand Supercross Championships at Tokoroa.

Coach Clark Laidlaw applauds unbeaten run to Dubai title with decimated squad.

Without a ball bowled in the Baywide Cup this weekend, three contenders were eliminated.

All Blacks Sevens take the win in Dubai.