Deshan Walallavita and Ella Yarndley
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.
After moving up in the New Zealand paraclimbing scene, Cambridge athlete Kaleb Westlake recently made his mark internationally, winning gold in Australia. Kaleb has cerebral palsy which affects flexibility, power and stability in his legs,…
Waipā athletes dominate the finalist nominations for the Halberg Awards to be announced next month. Former Olympic cyclist Brendon Cameron and rower Mike Rodger – both of them live in Cambridge – are two of…
Jono Gibbes’ first pre-season in charge of the Chiefs rugby franchise is underway. The former player and assistant coach – and Te Awamutu Sports player – has transitioned smoothly into his new role as head…
December 2 marked 80 years since Central Bowling Club Cambridge started and the following week it hosted its 15th annual Sistaz tournament. The club’s upcoming Christmas tournament will be the lowkey, official celebration with a…
