
Whanganui athletes head to secondary school nationals with high hopes of medals
Whanganui is represented at NZSS by large numbers by three schools.
Whanganui is represented at NZSS by large numbers by three schools.
There was no stopping Shaun O'Leary who took the Scotts College bowling line-up apart.
WHS won back-to-back national secondary schools touch titles four years ago.
Whanganui riders will aiming to make amends in round two at Manfield this weekend.
The men's rep side is up against the powerful Hawkes Bay team this weekend.
This weekend it's round six of the Coastal Challenge Cup club competition.
Patrick Campbell had been hoping for an improved effort after unlucky lead-up runs.
Whanganui's motorcycle street fight has been an annual event since 1951.
The pair have gone from schoolboy 1st XV players to internationals in a few short years.
Despite a good knock from Marist' Chris Stewart, it was derby opponents United who won.
Jeremy Leathem's commitment has won him the volunteer of the month award.
Satherley will united with Vee Cece at Wanganui and stick with the horse for Waikato.
Marist take on Wanganui United in a hometown derby while WCS play Levin Old Boys.
Phillips' appointment gives Whanganui a voice at the top for the first time in 34 years.
Kiwi Tokyo Olympic hopefuls get first dibs to qualify at Cooks Gardens in Whanganui.
A close call, a large loss and weather-interrupted play end Whanganui's Chapple Cup hopes.
Ten Group races will decide the finalists for next week's feature action at Hatrick.
Dibben and Moir will meet in the superbike class putting last season's form on the line.
Cooks Gardens will host the first 1500m Olympic qualifying trial in the world on Tuesday.
The latest in college sports action - this week featuring Ruapehu College and Nga Tawa.
Fast Lane Spares Oceanview Family Speedway had a thrilling race day over the weekend.
Nine cars and drivers will be racing for the hometown Warriors.
Whanganui have three new additions to their squad for the Chapple Cup this weekend.
Masters Games bigger than previous years. Made with funding from New Zealand on Air.
Athletic Whanganui finished third of 12 clubs at the Regional League Meet on Saturday.
The 17-year-old sees it as the first step towards her eventual goal - a spot on the LPGA.
More than 300 athletes from clubs in the lower North Island compete at Cook Gardens today.
The draws may yet determine the outcome of the main event at Hatrick.
Martin not only took the title but bettered four age-group records at the NZ road champs.