30 teams from South Island Secondary Schools took part in the 5th running of the South Island Secondary Schools Adventure Championships event on Saturday 1st March 2014.

Massey vet student Malcolm Gibson upset the seedings to win the North Island Canoe Slalom championships on the Tarawera River in Kawerau over the weekend.

Take the concrete pill and harden up for the Vibram Tarawera Ultramarathon this weekend. Ultra distance endurance running is one of the world’s toughest sports.

New Zealand’s leading adventure racing team Seagate won the 2014 GODZone adventure early this morning making it three in a row at the event for the champion multisporters.

New Zealand is widely regarding as the spiritual home of Adventure Racing. It is events like the Southern Traverse and Speight’s Coast to Coast that have traditionally showcased the country and its landscape to the adventure racing world.

Complication from an earlier operation see’s Kiwi pro rider Greg Henderson sidelined from riding for a few days. Last Sunday Greg Henderson didn't start in the Three Days of West-Flanders. The New-Zealander, who underwent knee surgery in winter, suffered from

All the action on Day four of the GODZone adventure race has played out on the Hurunui River as the top five teams chased glory. Leading team Seagate consolidated their first place position with a decisive paddle down through 70km of the 101km river stage and out through to the Hurunui River mouth.

The Hurunui River is the focus of day four at the GODZone adventure race in Kaikoura as the front end of the field paddle the longest water section of the 520km course.

Cory Taylor finally confirmed years of promise, breaking through and winning his first open ironman title at the New Zealand surf lifesaving championships at Ohope Beach, Whakatane today.

A world champion and a former Olympian set the standards as records tumbled in the BikeNZ Age GroupTrack Cycling Championship in Invercargill. Local Southland rider Erin Criglington, the current age group World Champion in the individual pursuit

The 2014 ITU triathlon World Cup season officially gets underway this weekend in Mooloolaba, Australia. In the build-up to the World Triathlon Series start in Auckland, the sprint races will feature star studded lineups of the world's fastest triathletes this Saturday, including Kiwi's Andrea Hewitt and more...

Miramar's Nick Warren established a new Wellington Velodrome record for 'The Hour', one of the classic benchmarks in cycling, riding 41.135km in the allotted 60 minutes. The 37-year-old Port Nicholson Poneke Cycling Club (PNP) member rode consistently, recording lap splits of between 28 and 30 seconds

A man who was pulled unconscious from Lake Taupo yesterday afternoon has died. The 21-year-old man was on a privately owned boat with three other people who were family and friends. At approximately 2.30pm during a swim in the lake he failed to resurface.

It’s been a busy few weeks for Wanaka based multisporter Jess Simson, with 2 top international podium finishes - first in Australia & then in Brazil. “I don’t like to think about my competitors really, I just like to focus on my own thing & do my best."

Cycling commentator Del Woodford tells us about Avanti Plus teaming up with Gordon McCauley to put together a junior coaching programme. “Its Gordon McCauley coaching…its a pretty exciting opportunity for some young riders.”

Triathlon journalist Liam Scopes talks about kiwi Michelle Bremer opening up her domestic season in “really good form”, with a 2nd at the Challenge Forster behind Aussie Rebecca Hoschke ( who won Ironman Australia earlier this year).

The Smiths Sports Tauranga Trail Run is just under a month away and entries are already well up on last year. The event is held within the TECT All Terrain Park at the top of Pyes Pa Road and is the major fundraiser for the Cross Country team at Tauranga Boys' College. Over 250 entries have so far been received, this number is 40% up on the same time last year.

Competitor entries to the increasingly popular Speight’s Summit 47km Mountain Bike race at Motatapu 2014 have closed in record time. Two-thousand riders from around New Zealand and internationally have signed up to compete in the challenging high country race on March 8