Bay's Kadia Rice retires from table tennis
After 41 years of competitive table tennis Kadia Rice reckons it's finally time to retire
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Bay players dominate Northern Districts Knights cricket team in Ford Trophy match.
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Hoani Matenga and Mitchell Karpik selected for Maori ABs
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Defending champs ready for Whaka100
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Bay rugby veterans Mike Delany and Tanerau Latimer retire
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Blyde wins Bay rugby's top award
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Young Rotorua boxers shine at nationals
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Paralympian Sophie Pascoe shares story in Rotorua
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BOP Sports Awards finalists announced
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Super Colts cricket under way
The junior college and intermediate Super Colts cricket competition kicked on Sunday.
Tauranga's Quin wins Penny Rd Hill Climb
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