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The TECT National Sevens tournament will be played on Saturday and Sunday.
India A dominate New Zealand A in Bay Oval clashes
The three, 50-over matches between NZ A and India A have wrapped up.
Pump Mount Pro-Am attracts big names in NZ golf
Mount Maunganui Golf Club's Pump Mount Pro-Am gets under way.
Danny Hart eyes win at 2019 SUP worlds
Mount Maunganui's Danny Hart wants to improve on his success.
Poor rules reason for school rugby mess
NZ Rugby governs our national game, but not necessarily the game at secondary school level
Former NZ sevens player banned for doping
A former New Zealand sevens player has been banned for two years for doping.
Ref Glen Jackson: 'I don't think fans will like cameras for offside rulings'
Rugby ref Glen Jackson has opened up on why he avoids social media.
Tauranga's Black Caps stars back home
Tauranga's Black Caps stars reflect on test series win against Pakistan.
Mount Maunganui surfer Luke Griffin has runner-up finish
Bay surfers score top placings at weekend's Backdoor BayBash.
Kahlefeldt smashes Ironman 70.3 field
Tauranga's Hannah Wells was forced to withdraw during the race due to sickness.
All Blacks Sevens go down to South Africa at Cape Town Sevens
All Blacks Sevens finish last sevens campaign of the year.
Cricket: Rowe's heroics not enough
Central Indians all rounder Jake Rowe scored a century against Te Puke.
Bay of Plenty Coastland claim T20 title
Despite wet weather, there were some outstanding junior cricket performances this week.
Kiwis sevens clinch heart-stopping win over South Africa
The victory saved New Zealand from their first-ever exit in the pool stages.
Impact Gymsport Academy top in Singapore
Impact Gymsport Academy has taken top awards at their first international competition.
Tauranga Boxing Academy - it's not just about boxing
Tauranga Boxing Academy is not just about boxing.
Three-match 50-over series starts at Mount's Bay Oval
India A and New Zealand A want results in this weekend's three-match 50-over series.
BOP schools react to St Kentigern's
Secondary schools in the Super 8 Rugby competition have agreed not to play St Kentigern's.
McNaughton Trophy to swing into action
The McNaughton Trophy, contested by Baywide senior reserve teams, starts this weekend.
Loaded WaiBOP playing for pride
The Loaded WaiBOP women's football team take on Northern Lights this weekend.
Tauranga strongman to represent NZ at world games
Tauranga man the only New Zealander competing in the Strongman World Games this weekend.
India A and New Zealand A eager for outcome
The three-match 50-over series starts at Bay Oval today.
Hamilton win ND Secondary Schoolgirls' tournament
Hamilton took out the Northern Districts Secondary Schoolgirls tournament in Tauranga.
Bay sports stars, coaches up for 2018 ASB Rugby Awards
Bay Sports heroes named as finalists in the 2018 ASB Rugby Awards.
Three Bay sports events are finalists in national event
Two of Tauranga's biggest sports events of 2017 are finalists for national award.
Three matches crucial for Corey Anderson's World Cup hopes
Anderson returns as New Zealand A play India A in three day-night matches this week.
Peter Williams: Celebrating success of women's sport
Netball is no longer women's main option when it comes to playing sports.
Losses prove vital for Black Ferns Sevens team's success
Historic and prestigious accolade for Black Ferns Sevens.
All Blacks Sevens call up injury cover for South Africa leg
All Blacks Sevens squad call up three players fort South African leg.
Go-karts next for V8 Supercars champ Scott McLaughlin
V8 Supercars champ Scott McLaughlin heading back to go-karts in his off-season.
Sevens: BOP men third at qualifiers
The Bay of Plenty men's sevens team put their unique style to the test on Saturday.
BOP women book nationals spot
Head coach Rodney Gibbs impressed by side's never-say-die attitude.
Age no barrier for Bradley at Tinman
Taupō's Samantha Bradley is a national triathlon champion again at 47 years of age.