BY JACOB PAGE

Craighead Diocesan School rowing squad has high hopes for a large medal tally at the Maadi Cup next week.

By JACOB PAGE

It will be a sister act for Timaru Girls' High School, as they launch their bid for Maadi Cup rowing success.

By JACOB PAGE

Two South Canterbury age-group cricket teams had contrasting wins when they took on North Otago in one-day matches in Timaru.

By JACOB PAGE

The two top teams in South Canterbury netball have been given the opportunity to showcase their talents.

Timaru Boys' High School has a couple of secret weapons in its bid for further success at the Maadi Cup rowing championships.

By RICHIE KERR

West End were convincing winners of the champion of champions men's bowls triples title.

By FLEUR COGLE

A fundraising initiative using the Hadlow to Harbour fun run has the thumbs up from Geraldine High School's First XV.

By MARK MEDLICOTT

Temuka secured the second Tweedy Cup final spot after beating Geraldine outright over the weekend, a good comeback after being 37 runs behind on the first innings.

By STU PIDDINGTON

Teenage Timaru golfer Tim Leonard has made his first New Zealand team.

Timaru motorcycle exponents Jonathan Small and Jarred Pyke had a successful time at Manfeild in the fourth round of the National Motorbike Series.

The 2010 Junior Quadrangular Tennis Tournament was held in Timaru and featured the top young players from South Canterbury, North Otago, Otago and Southland who competed for overall titles in both the 10 and 12-year age groups.

By JACOB PAGE

Giving back what you get out of sport is the philosophy for one new Gleniti Golf Club life member.

The Timaru Town and Country Bowling Club had no luck at the women's Southern Zone Interclub 7s, finishing fifth.

With a storm looming, James Archbold from St Andrew's Cycling Club stole first place in Thursday's 16km race.

Timaru Boys' High School rowers faced a challenging regatta at Lake Hood with mixed results at the weekend.

By RICHIE KERR

Kia Toa proved too tough, easily winning the South Canterbury Champion of Champion fours bowls title 23-8 over the Timaru Town and Country Club.

The final swim session of the Timaru North Club Championships saw William MacLeod carry on his record-breaking form.

By JACOB PAGE

The Timaru Rowing Club have shown they punch above their weight, winning a medal of each colour on the final day of the national rowing championships.

By MARK MEDLICOTT

An opening partnership of 188 runs by Craig Davies with 129 and Jeremy Liddy, 69, put the South Canterbury cricket team in a dominant position against Otago Country in their final Hawke Cup match of the season.

By MARK MEDLICOTT

The first day's play in the penultimate round of the Tweedy Cup saw a number of firsts as players and veterans stepped up to fill the gaps.