CHAMPIONS: Rotorua United won the WaiBOP Premier League Division 1 title on the weekend. PHOTO/STEPHEN PARKER 110916sp21.JPG (Main

WINNING DEBUT: Mokoia Intermediate's George Snook was the inaugural winner of the Year 8 boys canoe slalom competition at last week's

Ngongotaha FC kept their season-long unbeaten record in tact at Otumoetai on Saturday, but they were made to work hard for it. With

FRONT RUNNER: Lake City Athletic Club runner Michael Voss (pictured with bib number 214) recorded the fastest lap across the men's

GUNNING FOR TITLE: Rotorua United player Annaliese Heuvel and her side aim to be crowned champions. PHOTO/FILE Women's Football Rotorua

LOOKING FORWARD: Mountain biker Hamish Dodd has just won the Rotorua Winter Series mid-distance title and has secured a significant

Gregor Paul says any review of a failed sevens campaign should be short, sharp and leave an amazing legacy intact.

CENTURY CELEBRATION: Ngongotaha AFC have been lethal in front of goal this season and aim to find the net for the 100th time. PHOTO/STEPHEN

Police want to interview the stripper at the centre of the Chiefs end-of-year party scandal after fresh allegations emerged today.

The Steamers side to take on Northland at Rotorua International Stadium at 5.45pm on Friday features four changes to the starting

NATIONALS: Connor Herewini (right) is one of the Rotorua players representing Midlands at the New Zealand Hockey Championships. PHOTO/FILE

The Chiefs have lost two major sponsors after they were issued a formal warning regarding allegations of sexual assault.

Nominations are now open for Secondary School and Open Categories in the 2016 Bay of Plenty Sports Awards. The nomination process

Update: Unfortunately Rotorua Intermediate has gone down 7-2 in the final to Tauranga Intermediate. A parent said the boys played

The Steamers may have lost their opening three games of the Mitre 10 Cup campaign but there is no loss of faith within the camp. That's

RDP070816sp01 Rotorua's Pacific Judo Club sent a team of four to compete in Wellington at the North Island championships. The team

SWIMMER WINNER: Whakatane's Tarquin Magner with his medal haul from the NZCT AIMS Games swimming finals. Photo by Jamie Troughton/Dscribe

Rotorua Girls' High School's premier 1 netball team has won a place at the national secondary schools netball championship next month. The

RECORD REIGN: Sir Gordon Tietjens, pictured with Sonny Bill Williams, has stood down as All Blacks Sevens coach after 22 years. PHOTO/FILE

SUCCESS: Sam Osborne, pictured at Xterra Rotorua earlier this year, has finished second in the Xterra Europe series. PHOTO/FILEStuart_Whitaker_FEB15_happy.epssport@dailypost.co.nz Rotorua

Three Rotorua Boys' High School players have been selected in the New Zealand Schools rugby squad for a three-day development camp

Gordon Tietjens has finally called time as head coach of the All Blacks Sevens team after 22 years in charge.

The future of the All Blacks Sevens programme will become clear this morning.

BACK THERE: Rotorua's Magic mid-courter Sam Sinclair at the NZCT AIMS Games netball tournament today. PHOTO/JAMIE TROUGHTON/DSCRIBE

CHAMPION: Reporoa's Michael Voss in the way to winning the NZ under 20 8km road running title in Masterton. PHOTO/JO MURRAY, ATHLETICS

TEE OFF: James Tauariki was the only one of four golfers from Rotorua Boys' High School to make the cut at the 2016 New Zealand Age

THEY'RE OFF: The start of the third round of the MTB Winter Series at Long Mile Rd. PHOTO/BEN FRASERMountain BikingStuart_Whitaker_FEB15_happy.epssport@dailypost.co.nz Glenn

BURSTING THROUGH: Central Bay of Plenty's Ethan Draper takes the ball up in the Stan Meads Cup semi-final between Central Bay and

The Steamers ability to lose the key moments in every match this season continued as they lost 33-32 to Otago at Tauranga Domain yesterday. Both

Ngongotaha narrowly missed out on taking out the A grade of this weekend's Kurungaituku Netball Tournament. Australian visitors Mai