Moonriders take on lap after lap
Mountain bikers took on a test of endurance at the Craigs Investment Partners Moonride.
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Kiwi mountain biker claims first leg of World Cup
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Cricket: Geyser gunning for silverware
Geyser City play Mount Maunganui in the McNaughton Trophy cricket final on Sunday.
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Waikite women champs seek rugby recruits
The Waikite women's rugby team have lost half of the squad who played in last year's final
Adams receives gold medal from 2010
World Indoor medal is hers after previous recipient was stripped of the title for doping.
Bowls: Tauranga win Bay of Plenty fours
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McKenzie signs with NZ Rugby for three years
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Young golfer set for 12-hour marathon
Fifteen-year-old James Tauariki is doing a 12-hour golf fundraiser so he can play in Oz.
Cricket: Three teams chase semifinal spot
One more semi-final spot is up for grabs in the last round of qualifying this weekend.
Moonride bikers set for hours on trails
Hundreds of bikers will tackle the Craigs Investment Partners Moonride this weekend.
Swim Rotorua performs during heavy training
"Our main focus was to race tough and fine-tune those all-important race skills."
All Blacks Sevens call in replacements
Bay of Plenty's Luke Masirewa joins All Blacks Sevens in Toronto.
Sloan Cox accepted into Finnish rallycross academy
Cox will join the RX Academy, the starting point for many rallycross competitors.
Perham named in New Zealand team for Asian champs
Rotorua Boys' High School student named for China trip.
Pair in their 70s cycle New Zealand
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Annual duathlon keeps kids active
More than 400 children participated in the annual duathlon at Waipa.
Full Ironman not enough for Rotorua women
Shirley Day and Jacque Webber completed a quarter marathon the day after Ironman NZ.
BOP masters pipped in the touch finals
The Bay of Plenty 40 men and 35 women made the finals in their national tournaments.
Mid-table battle heats up in senior reserve
Five teams sit on 12 points in the Rotorua/Taupo senior reserve grade cricket competition.
Dream half marathon debut for Cate
Sixteen-year-old Cate Pedersen, of Napier, ran her first half marathon today and won.
Power boats thrill at Blue Lake
Rotorua hosted the New Zealand Power Boat Racing Championships at the weekend.
Cricket: Greerton remain unbeaten in Williams Cup
A home semi-final awaits Greerton, after they dispatched long-time rivals Mount Maunganui.
Ironman: Bozzone and Siddall victorious in Taupo
Terenzo Bozzone and Laura Siddall have been crowned champions at Ironman New Zealand.
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New Zealand's Terenzo Bozzone leads Ironman New Zealand with just the run to go.
Off road runners to hit the trails in Rotorua
More than 1000 participants are expected at the Copthorne Rotorua Half Marathon on Sunday.
Ironman: Defending champion Braden Currie pulls out
The men's defending champion has withdrawn from Ironman New Zealand in Taupo.
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This will be the fourth Crankworx for 16-year-old Tuhoto Ariki Pene.
Rotorua gears up for Crankworx visitors
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