SAVES FOUR: Central Indians' player Tom Yarrall saves a boundary. PHOTO/BEN FRASER 120217bf20Cricket Central Indians went down

A three-year quest for vengeance culminated in emphatic fashion, as Sam Clark defended his Coast to Coast title.

Bay of Plenty has taken control of the Hawke Cup match against challengers Hawke's Bay at Mount Maunganui's Bay Oval. Hawke's Bay

Everyone knew about Jim Walmsley's incredible speed right off the mark, but with an average pace of 4 minute 20 second per kilometre

While most of the national and international focus at Saturday's Tarawera Ultramarathon is on the pinnacle 100km event, its the 62km

SET, GO: A full range of race categories will be part of Rotorua BMX club's race day. PHOTO:FILE A_190415sp15.JPGBMX By Stuart Whitakersport@dailypost.co.nz Rotorua

BOWLED: Rotorua's Alastair Blackett grabbed six wickets on his representative debut in December. PHOTO: FILE A_231114gn13bop.JPGCricket Rotorua

1250 athletes from 42 countries headed off from the Redwoods this morning as the Tarawera Ultramarathon got underway.

FOR THE KIDS: Marseilles Driver started running less than two years ago, but wil tackle the 102km Tarawera Ultramarathon today. PHOTO/STEPHEN

DOWNHILL: Rotorua's Keegan Wright will be looking to bounce back to winning ways in the last round of the Giant 2W Gravity Enduro

WORLD CLASS: Trent Boult took 6-33 to help the Black Caps beat Australia and win the ODI series. PHOTO: photosport 090217sp19bop_trent

SELECTION: Rotorua's Ryan Neves has been named in the Maori ND Cricket team. PHOTO: FILE A_031116bf6.JPG Cricket Central Indians'

RUNNING: Stephen Nicholls (left) scored 64 for Central Indians last weekend while teammate Rohan Gosai was second highest scorer with

DOUBLE DISTANCE: Rotorua's Sue Crowley, after winning the Tarawera Trail 50km race in November, will tackle the Tarawera Ultramarathon's

FOCUS: Youth ministock driver Dylan Towler will start the defence of his Ministocks in Paradise title tonight. PHOTO/BEN FRASER 090217bf9.JPGStuart_Whitaker_FEB15_happy.eps Young

Watch out world. Lisa Carrington has no doubts that she can improve, which is bad news for her rivals around the globe. The triple

The canoeist is both 2016 Sportswoman of the Year and winner of the Supreme Award at tonight's Halberg Awards.

CROWNED: Reigning Queen of Crankworx Jill Kintner rips the final stretch of track to the finish line at Skyline Gravity Park in the

RUNNING MAN: Michael Wardian of USA in action during the Tarawera Ultramarathon last year. PHOTO/Getty Images rdpsport060217sp03.JPG Tarawera

STYLISH: Allrounder Sean Davey scored his first century for Bay of Plenty in the loss to Hamilton over the weekend. PHOTO: FILE A_290117gn16bop Cricket The

Young Rotorua rugby players could have the opportunity to pursue their sporting and academic ambitions through the US collegiate system

A six wicket bag by a Rotorua bowler in and a lighting fast century, dominated proceedings in Western Bay of Plenty Grade cricket

Locals can get access to behind-the-scenes action and rub shoulders with the world's best riders by volunteering at Crankworx Rotorua. Back

HOWZAT: Bay of Plenty Indians' Neeraj Kumar makes an appeal against Eastern Pirates in his side's loss on Saturday. PHOTO/STEPHEN

READY: Rotorua Rebels super stock car team at the town centre display in Palmerston North ahead of the Super Stock Teams Championships

RUNNER UP: Rotorua rally driver Sloan Cox took second place at this year's Leadfoot festival. PHOTO/PHOTOGRAPHY INMOTION GREG HENDERSON

CHAMPION: Billy Johnstone made his first beach volleyball tournament a winning one, teaming up with Tyran Gillespie to win the national

GOOD DAY: Jono Collier took three wickets for 16 as Geyser City beat R&A Sangha at the weekend. PHOTO/FILE A_020314bf2.JPGWestern

WINNER: Long course winner, Wellington's Jack Compton, 20, crosses the line at the second and final round of the NDuro Summer cup

Central Indians' Stephen Nicholls (left) and Rohan Gosai grab a run in the game against Cadets on Saturday. PHOTO/STEPHEN PARKER Baywide