
Nelson footballer earns FC Barcelona Academy invite
Sport has become a powerful connector for 11-year-old St Paul’s student Sofia Terry, who has been se


Sport has become a powerful connector for 11-year-old St Paul’s student Sofia Terry, who has been se

Standing on stage at Spark Arena during the 2026 Halberg Awards was not something Jono Schepers ever

As the cost of grassroots sport continues to rise, one local rugby club is bucking the trend by remo

Richmond stockcar driver Riley Eathorne is celebrating a career highlight after finishing third at t

If you ask Kloe Freeman to name the best thing about boxing, her answer is immediate and full of con

Rugby league took centre stage on the Nelson College front field last Saturday at the Future Warrior

At just 14, Locky Martin is already carving out a name for himself in the speedway world. The Waime

Nelson Bays youth mixed teams have finished their seasons on a high, claiming gold and silver at the

Nelson Golf Club and Marlborough Golf Club marked a remarkable sporting milestone on Saturday, celeb

Suburbs Football have welcomed their latest international imports for the upcoming season. Americans

For many professional cricketers, moving into coaching is a natural next step once their playing car

Nelson Rowing Club has returned from the South Island Club Championships in Twizel with an impressiv

Marist Nelson are celebrating a standout performance on the national stage after finishing third at

Nelson women were to the fore at the Merrell Summer Challenge in Hakatere last weekend, with four te

One of Nelson’s brightest young footballers is chasing her dreams in America later this year. Katie

One of Richmond’s brightest young footballers will head to the United States later this year to chas

Phil Ave has returned to Nelson College as its new director of rugby, stepping into a role designed

Three siblings are making a splash in the world of competitive manus, with Tūmanako, Korōria and Nāt

A year after completing a remarkable 210 kilometre fundraising run, Sport Tasman chief executive Ed

Cooper Adams’ hoop dreams are taking him around the world. The former Waimea College and Nelson Coll