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Whanganui athletes retain regional title

Hopefully missing athletes will be available for New Zealand Schools championships.

Softball: Unbeaten run continues

Athletic dealt to second-placed Kingswood Anahera 17-7 on Saturday.

Speed Skating: Wheel to wheel action

The Rivercity Speed Skating Tour featured the closest and best racing in years.

Cricket: Wanganui finishes Chapple Cup with two wins over Wairarapa

Victory in both the 50 over and Twenty20 format.

Jetsprints: Whanganui superboat drivers can't complete opening Featherston round

Dropping the points from one of the six rounds could prove useful for the locals.

Petanque: Good turnout for annual Pete Hamilton Memorial Open Triples

Competitors come from all over the North Island to take part.

Speedway: Sidecar and Ray Purdy Memorial titles decided at Oceanview

Also, Dion Mooney picks up big win in Huntly.

Rowing: Kerri Gowler and Grace Prendergast named FISA Female Team of the Year

A great comeback from the disappointments of 2018.

Cricket: Wanganui enter Chapple Cup without three veterans

Team will face Wairarapa in their first game tomorrow.

Speed skating: 10th anniversary of the Rivercity Tour this weekend

Indoor and outdoor racing around the township.

Greyhounds: Start of a big three weeks at Hatrick

Contenders come to check out track ahead of Group races in next two weeks.

Only film of Peter Snell's mile aired

The Whanganui Sports Heritage Trust owns the only film of Snell's record-breaking mile.

Badminton: Sharrock shuttles between codes

Chris Sharrock winds down his national badminton coaching duties to resume cricket.

Sewell adds to life member tally

The retired accountant was one of six inducted as a life member.

Wallis slots his first on the second

The hole-in-one was witnessed by dad Pete and uncle Keith.

Whanganui's teen rowing star Niamh Monk heads Stateside

The old head on young shoulders has thought of career and sporting achievements in tandem.