PremiumPremiumSportPartnership key to Ws’ victoryFaith sustained the Ws in their five-run win against the Ts yesterday. The Ws beat the Ts to end the cricket season at Gisborne Intermediate School and claim the TW Challenge Bat. They did it on the back of a 44-run partnership between all-rounder...17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportA champion GypsyWHAKATANE mum Vicki Knight was stoked to win champion saddle hunter, but she and her East Coast-bred Celtic Rose went on to do even better, winning supreme champion horse of the Gisborne Show. There’s a special story behind the big coloured...17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportWaikohu too strong for game NgatapaRUGBYWAIKOHU have made their intentions known with a convincing away win over Ngatapa, 56-19. GT Shearing Waikohu swarmed with wave after wave of attack that had Larsawn Ngatapa on the back foot for much of the game. Ngatapa had moments of brilliance...17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportRep season shortenedBay to play East Coast, Wairarapa Bush and Wanganui17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportShowdown for top teamsStandard of play takes off as semis fast approaching17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSmall field for first event disappointingBOWLS by Trevor MillsThe first centre tournament of the 2019/2020 lawn bowls season — the Mixed 2-4-2 Pairs — will take place at the Wairoa Bowling Club this weekend. Historically this event attracts the biggest number of teams during the season...17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBay age-group hockey teams ‘punching above their weight’Poverty Bay teams are “punching above their weight” in age-group hockey tournaments, Poverty Bay Hockey Association operations manager Louise Teneti says. The under-13 girls’ team — coached by Emily Willock and managed by Tina Smallman —...17 Mar 08:49 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBridge club resultsTUESDAY, October 1 — Self Storage Pairs 1North/South East/WestJohn Hudson, Jeff Allen 57.00 Glenys Evans, Trish Corson 58.50Raewynne Cook, Sally Knight 56.00 Anne Roberts, Caroline Taylor 55.50WEDNESDAY, October 2, 9, 16 — Woodward Chrisp...17 Mar 08:48 PM
PremiumPremiumSport‘These Guys Are Good’THE old PGA Tour campaign slogan “These Guys Are Good” resonated throughout the Awapuni Links yesterday as the birdie blitz continued at the New Zealand amateur. Masterton's Kerry Mountcastle led another “day of red” with a course...17 Mar 08:48 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTVC and Opotiki battle to drawTVC versus Opotiki Sports was a brilliant game of rugby. A crowd of 300-plus — roughly 100 of them Tihirau Victory Club fans — gathered at the Princess Street Reserve in Opotiki on Saturday and witnessed a five-try thriller. Last season's East...17 Mar 08:48 PM
PremiumPremiumSportYMP advance straight through to finalYMP A made it three wins from three games against arch-rivals Lytton Old Boys in their hockey semifinal on Friday night to advance straight through to the men's championship final. In another big result, the YMP women scored a psychological boost...17 Mar 08:48 PM
PremiumPremiumSportCity Lights and Ngati Porou set the bar highIconic clubs City Lights and Ngāti Porou have proved that class is permanent in Gisborne Basketball Association competition. And the Setting Suns brought the 450 fans in attendance to their feet three times on finals night at the YMCA. Matt Tong's...17 Mar 08:48 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBoys’ High, OBR meet in deciderCRICKETTHE last week of Gisborne’s summer of cricket is here, with the final of the DJ Barry Cup between OBR and Gisborne Boys’ High School. Coastal Concrete OBR and Galaxy World GBHS have been the two in-form teams all season. Each of them has...17 Mar 08:48 PM
PremiumPremiumSportGOLF ROUNDUPIf you have a story, tournament to promote or results you wish to have printed, contact The Gisborne Herald at 869-0633 or email sports@gisborneherald. co. nz17 Mar 08:47 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTe Wharau, Cobham in Weka Ball actionThey had their day in the sun. Cobham may not have taken the Weka Ball — Poverty Bay primary school rugby’s equivalent of the Ranfurly Shield — off Te Wharau, but a marvellous mix of speed, skill and camaraderie ensured everyone had a good...17 Mar 08:47 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSPORTS DRAWSCyclingKonica Minolta Gisborne Cycling Club races, SATURDAY — Club ride (no racing), starting at 1.30pm from Nelson Rd cemetery. New riders considering racing at some stage are welcome to have a group ride with club. Tuesday — Indoor windtrainer...17 Mar 08:47 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBasketball results and drawRESULTS from Week 2 of men's club basketball, and the draw for Week 3 of the women's and men's competitons —A Grade, YMCAGreen Up 78 (Tyrese Tuwairua-Brown 30, Psalm Taylor 13, Paora Dewes 11) GISBORNE BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL 59 (Ethan Pearson 18, Daley...17 Mar 08:47 PM
PremiumPremiumSportHudson’s last over the clincher for BroncosCRICKETGRAHAM Hudson ripped through his final over like a hurricane at Harry Barker Reserve last night, and Eastland Broncos won their first game in the Walker Shield T15 Blast, ending Smash Palace Bail Breakers’ winning run. Chasing 115 to win...17 Mar 08:47 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSet to take on the Mount MonsterA SMALL group of Gisborne surf lifesaving athletes will take on the Mount Monster endurance event at Mount Maunganui tomorrow and some of them should feature at or near the front of their age-group field. The gruelling multi-discipline event for...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportGOLF ROUNDUPIf you have a story, tournament to promote or results you wish to have printed, contact The Gisborne Herald at 869-0633 or email sports@gisborneherald. co. nz17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportKnow your limits in sea: Lifeguards urge cautionNEW Zealand is a coastal country and the ability to swim is an essential skill, says Surf Life Saving New Zealand regional lifeguard supervisor for the Gisborne-East Coast region Andrew Roy. Mr Roy asks people to question their swimming ability and...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportHot laps, close racing, action aplentySpectators at Eastland Kart Club’s third points meeting of the season saw some excellent racing. The fastest lap of the day — 19.213 seconds — belonged to Harley Davis. In the KT heavy class, Buck Rogers had two wins, and Fred Winterton and Dion...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportPBEC to make historyNew Zealand golf history will be made by the country’s smallest province at the national interprovincial men’s tournament in Hastings next week. When Pete Anderson strikes his opening shot for Poverty Bay-East Coast at the Bridge Pa course on...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportHill goes the distance at nationalsWAKA AMAMAREIKURA Waka Ama Club’s Jarrod Hill dominated the competition at the Waka Ama New Zealand Long Distance Nationals. The 15-year-old paddler won three gold medals and a silver as he and his teammates paddled 46 kilometres over the two-day...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportKaitiaki watching overRe: Lucky to be alive, July 18 story. Wow, someone was watching over this family. The main thing is you’re safe, your kaitiaki was watching over you guys that night. Just glad it wasn’t a bad outcome. Hope everyone is recuperating well. Quentin Te...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSeven new caps in Coast line-upNgati Porou East Coast rugby coaches Troy Para and Wayne Ensor have named seven new caps in their starting 15 to play King Country in Te Kuiti on Saturday. Hakarangi Tichborne (loan prop), Wyntah Riki (Uawa, hooker), Adaam Ross (loan lock), Jack...17 Mar 08:46 PM
PremiumPremiumSportChance to tighten grip on top spotWhangara Old Girls have the opportunity to tighten their grip on the top spot of the premier-grade points table tomorrow ahead of the playoffs. They head the premier Pak'nSave table on 36 points, four points clear of Taste One High School Old Girls...17 Mar 08:45 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTough games for Gisborne sides in Pacific PremiershipGISBORNE Thistle coach Garrett Blair has been forced to make changes from the side who thumped Havelock North Wanderers Seconds 13-1 in Pacific Premiership football last week. Thistle play competition leaders Port Hill United in Napier...17 Mar 08:45 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTairāwhiti midget teams record fastest time in semiTwo Tairāwhiti waka ama teams yesterday qualified for finals today at the national sprint championships at Lake Karapiro. The YMP Waka Ama crew Pipiwhakao recorded the fastest time of the semifinals in the Taitamahine (midget girls, six to 10 years)...17 Mar 08:45 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTaylor wins another round in ironman seriesGISBORNE surf lifesaving athlete Cory Taylor has won again in the tough Nutri-Grain IronMan Series in Australia. The Dawson Building Midway lifeguard won his first ever round of the series last summer to join a select group of kiwis to have won races...17 Mar 08:45 PM
PremiumPremiumSportAround the GreensGisborneVeterans were in top form when 48 bowlers turned out for the Gisborne Bowling Club’s Christmas triples last week. Rotational triples, in which each team member in turn plays lead, director and skip, kept the bowling festive but...17 Mar 08:45 PM
PremiumPremiumSportThree out of three for Tairawhiti womenThree matches, three wins — that was the record for Tairawhiti Women’s Cricket Club (TWCC) when they hosted a secondary school girls’ 11 from Waikato Valley on Friday and Saturday. In Game 1, on Friday afternoon, Waikato Valley (WV) won the...17 Mar 08:45 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSport and study combinedFour Gisborne sports achievers recognised by Massey University in annual Blues Awards for their sporting excellence; canoe sprint champion Lisa Carrington named inaugural winner17 Mar 08:44 PM