Basketball: Hawks slump to whipping boys
They talked about getting the business done without certain elements in the squad for the most part of this season.
Sport
Mon 20 May 2013
Rowing: Jenkins' win a treat for mum
Hawke's Bay's world champion rower Thomas Jenkins couldn't have given his mother more on her 60th birthday than he did on Saturday night.
Sat 18 May 2013
Kenny to to sit out battle with Rangers
Body lingo is a given in sport for anyone who's worth anything if they have intentions of making it to the upper echelons of their chosen code.
Drive to get golf top of tourist wish list
Hawke's Bay Tourism looks set to be part of a project aimed at raising the profile of the country's golf tourism industry.
Bevin back to old hunting ground
It's enough to make a fair share of the Bluewater Stadium faithful cringe tomorrow unless Andy Bevin quickly adapts with his laughing gear.
PG Arena No 1 pick for NBL playoffs
Pettigrew-Green Arena is the No 1 venue for the final four games of the Bartercard National Basketball League this season.
Bay team pumped for Aussie workouts
You've only been moving for three minutes but already the lactic acid has started sequential muscular paralysis.
Motivation in tough love sevens star
Different codes have adopted different approaches to what levels of "encouragement" will be tolerated. One soccer club in Auckland has sent a letter home to parents...
Fri 17 May 2013
Cricket: How eyeing return to Black Caps
He is working at a travel agency in Palmerston North right now but there are no flight points for guessing where Jamie How would rather be at the drop of a sunhat.
Equestrian: Milligan to follow mum on world stage
It was easy to detect more than a hint of family rivalry as Hawke's Bay western rider Stephanie Milligan and her horse Whizzarita completed a training session last...
Thu 16 May 2013
Basketball: Dearth of big men
No doubt, a big man or two in the mould of Alex Pledger or Thomas Abercrombie would make a big difference to the collective.
Wed 15 May 2013
Rugby: Seasoned campaigner not about to slow down
Prior to the death of his close friend Jack Haraki in 2011 Campbell Johnston made a promise to him.
Rugby: Bird takes first step on World Cup path
John Bird's memories of his son Dominic's early days as a rugby player flooded back yesterday morning.
Tue 14 May 2013
Netball: Merger stacking up
No, they may not be sold on the concept of the merger of the two cities but netballers in Hawke's Bay generally feel the amalgamation of Hastings and Napier is...
Rugby: Semifinal victory keeps dream alive
Former Hawke's Bay Magpies rugby coach Peter Russell's dreams of two major trophies in his first season in the Northern Hemisphere were kept alive when his...
Racing: Deja vu for Bary
For the second time he watched helplessly as his high hopes for glory were dashed by horrendous luck in the home straight.
Mon 13 May 2013
Rovers' fortunes improve
If nothing, coach Grant Hastings felt his men had somewhat exorcised the ghosts of 2011 Chatham Cup soccer final at Memorial Park, Palmerston North.
Soccer: Taradale win but slow start worries Parker
They won 4-1, so why is coach Robbie Parker not doing cartwheels?
Basketball: Hawks not counting
Aik Ho has got to be the first coach who doesn't jump off his bench even though the writing is crudely scribbled on the wall.
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