Twelve Special Olympics swimmers have their sights set on the Christchurch-based 2025 National Summer Games in December.
The Special Olympics Te Awamutu nationals management and squad – back row from left, Shelley Blair, Robert van der Wee, Sarah Griffin, David Smith, Ella Yarndley, Sarah-Jayne Hudson, Jarrod Gilbert, Peter Crawford, Deshan Walallavita, Cherie Thompson. Front, : Bruce Blair, Caitlin Thomas, Keziah Clark, Matthew Smith and Jennifer Clark.
Primary school students around Cambridge have been hitting footpaths, trails and treadmills recently, preparing for their annual cross country events. Pupils from Horahora, Kaipaki, Karāpiro, Roto-o-Rangi and Te Miro schools put all that training to…
Teenagers Liam and Zane Rutland are making waves across Australasia in their respective sports. From a family of five, the Waipā duo compete in show jumping and MMA (mixed martial arts) respectively. Growing up in…
Seventy New Zealand records and 18 world records were broken at Te Awamutu’s ASB Stadium during the Global Powerlifting Committee national championships. The August event attracted 85 competitors. Trainstation gym coach, event organiser and GPC…
Two teams from different countries have been working hard on and off the court to prepare for this year’s AIMS Games tournament. Waikato’s Cambridge Middle School (The Mighty Blues) and St Anne’s Primary School (Suva)…
