Jocelyn Franklyn has certainly racked up the kilometres to play rugby this season. She was playing
Louis Johnston Having his younger brother compete alongside him has helped ease William Shaw-White’
For one team, pickleball has reached new heights. Whakatāne Pickleball has been active since late 2
New Zealand Secondary Schools Winter Tournament Week once again proved successful for Trident and Wh
There’s no doubt Lilly Collombet has returned from Belgium a better rider. The 17-year-old, who is
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Bay of Plenty Volcanix are bringing one of their games to the Eastern Bay, banking on the growing po
Whakatāne’s Bradley Rothwell is set to live out a childhood dream this week. Rothwell has been named
The Whakatāne swimmers competing at the 2025 Eastern Region Pool Rescue Championships in Gisborne ex
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Plains Rangers’ women travelled to play Wāhine Toa at Te Puke for their final clash in the Bay 1 wom
The remarkable golden run of success for Whakatāne Intermediate’s badminton team continued at the re
Schools from throughout the Eastern Bay will be hoping to show off their best skills at the AIMS Gam
A Whakatāne High School badminton team claimed both gold and silver at the Bay of Plenty Championshi
It’s set to be a busy week of action for athletes from Whakatāne’s two secondary schools with 2025 W
Second place is the best the Whakatāne Town men’s team can finish this season. They sit 15 points b
Whakatāne Town women’s football team have been a class above all season. Two dominant performances
Whakatāne High School’s senior A girls netball team warmed up for UNISS in the best possible fashion
Whakatāne High School’s senior A girls netball team warmed up for UNISS in the best possible fashion
Kate Henwood is counting her lucky stars after being named in the Black Ferns’ squad for the upcomin
Plains Rangers were away to Papamoa in this final game of the league season. Both teams were short o
Kawerau paddler Steve Monk has returned home with a gold and two silver medals from the 17th IDBF Wo
Whakatāne High School’s Marley King has her eyes set on squash’s A grade. The 15-year-old player, w
James Whitcombe can officially call himself a New Zealand champion. The 16-year-old, Whakatāne High