Ōpōtiki ‘s hosting of the annual Tai Mitchell rugby tournament could not have gone better. After pr
It looked incredibly likely that Ōpōtiki were going to pick up their third win of the Baywide Premie
A new grassroots netball initiative aimed at creating more opportunities for young Ōpōtiki players h
Whakatāne High School students are gearing up for an action-packed sporting adventure on Australia's
Trident High School cyclist Jacques Collombet has embarked on the biggest opportunity of his young c
Trident High School was again buzzing with house spirit last week as the annual staff-versus-student
The relationship between Whakatāne High School and Trident High School may be a close one but compet
Months of planning, countless training sessions and years of hard work came together on Saturday nig
Bay Magic shooter Saviour Tui had a surprise for Whakatāne High School netballer Ariana Dawson last
Ōpōtiki is preparing to welcome the Bay of Plenty’s best young rugby talent as the prestigious Tai M
Whakatāne football enthusiast Liam Dooley is living out a lifelong dream as he follows the All White
Te Teko kept their unbeaten run by the barest of margins with a 19-18 win over Whakatāne Marist at R
Whakatāne Sportfishing Club’s representative team of Kiana Skead, Mia Hyndman, Taj Leeder and Malaka
They may have missed out on a spot in the final, but the Ōpōtiki women’s rugby team can be proud of
Young runners from across the Ōpōtiki district gathered for an exciting and challenging day of compe
Ōpōtiki Squash Club successfully defended the Neeley Log with a commanding 8-3 victory over challeng
Sven Carlsson WHAKATĀNE’S Charlotte Knight is adding international racing to her UK-based motorcycl
Whakatāne’s Bush Half Marathon returns next month with organisers hoping the event will be bigger an
They may not be able to make the EBOP Premier Rugby playoffs, but that didn’t stop Poroporo from put
Above-normal running saw Michele Verry and Di Matthews win their handicap 12.3-kilometre and 6.2km r
For two years, rugby was no longer part of Tynealle Fitzgerald’s everyday life. The banter with tea
Proud, stoked, happy are just a few of the just adjectives Ōpōtiki premier coach David Te Moana used
They may have fallen short in their quest to topple TVC but the Ōpōtiki women’s rugby team can hold
Whakatāne’s Tracy Whitley has returned from the PPA pickleball tournament in Wellington with silver