Paralympian Jayne Craike: An equestrian without equal

At 17 and a hugely promising member of the British Junior Show Jumping Team, Jayne Craike had an accident that changed the course of her life. But her hugely competitive spirit, and incredible will, saw her eventually become a Paralympic gold medallist.

Tim Johnson paralympian and a Wheel Blacks legend

Tim Johnson’s life changed forever the day after his 19th birthday. Here, New Zealand’s 126th Paralympian and Wheelchair rugby legend tells James Borrowdale how that accident changed the narrative of his story.

Helping talented athletes get a start in life with US college scholarships

Wanting the best for your teenager who is talented in their chosen sporting field is to be expected, but there are many pitfalls along the way to a scholarship, including and organisations who are in it just for quick cash.

Redevelopment commences at ASB Tennis Arena

The Yock Stand, which has played an integral part of the tennis experience for many fans at Stanley Street, is beginning its long-awaited transformation.

Kiwis take on world's best in innovative 'ultimate bowls' comp

A Kiwi lawn bowls team is pumped-up, eagerly awaiting the launch of a new "ultimate" bowls challenge this week.

They will be bowling against some of the best from Australia, the UK and Asia, in a competition season that has a rich prize purse of $500,000.

World Indoor Archery Championships coming to Wellington

The NZ Field Archery Association (NZFAA) is proud to be hosting the International Field Archery World Indoor Championships in Wellington in April.

Funding confirmed for stadium redevelopment

Tennis Auckland are extremely happy with Auckland Councils decision today to approve funding for the redevelopment of the ASB Tennis Arena at Stanley Street, with $3 million confirmed for Stage 1A (redevelopment of the Yock Stand) and $2.5 million for Stage 1B (redevelopment of the Robinson Stand

Kiwi kids the winners of 2019 ASB Classic

With record numbers through the gate and new champions crowned for 2019, the ASB Classic has been delivering success both on and off the court, and one of the biggest recipients of this was 2019 ASB Classic Community Partner Eat My Lunch.

New stadium for Swifts from 2020

The NSW Swifts have welcomed today’s announcement by NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres that will see a major upgrade carried out on the Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre and a new roof installed on the Ken Rosewall Arena.

Kiwi wildcards for ASB Classic

Following their wins at the NZ Champs both Valentina Ivanov and Finn Tearney will receive wildcards into the qualifying tournaments of the ASB Classic.