Sam Manson and Corrinne O’Donnell took out the men’s and women’s multisport win at Motu Challenge on Saturday — overcoming cold winds and even a spell of falling snow

The challenge of “walking the talk” by competing as a team in February’s Kathmandu Coast to Coast issued over a month ago by Sport Canterbury has been taken on by the country’s southernmost regional sports trust.

The Kathmandu Coast to Coast is full at its earliest point in fourteen years, with record breaking numbers. The iconic multi-sport event sold out

The Male and Female WINNER of the Clarence Valley Adventurethon (NSW), will gain a free entry to the Kathmandu Coast to Coast Multisport World Championships in New Zealand, February 2019.

Making a commitment to the 2019 Kathmandu Coast to Coast is part of Sport Canterbury’s approach to “walking the talk” and is encouraging local councils and sporting organisations to do the same.

The New Zealand team for the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games has been finalised, with 61 young athletes to represent New Zealand at the Games.

Dame Valerie Adams will headline the off-field line-up as 10,800 young athletes arrive in Tauranga next week to showcase their athletic talents at New Zealand’s biggest sporting tournament.

Eighty-eight of the nation’s brightest young sporting prospects will represent Australia at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games (YOG), the world's largest multi-sport competition for young athletes.

Racing at New Zealand's toughest multi-sport weekend event, the Red Bull Defiance in Wanaka, just stepped up a notch with the launch of a new team event called the Red Bull Defiance X4.

Victory for individuals Chris Forne & Joanna Williams at the Peak to Peak multisport race from the top of the Remarkables to Coronet Peak Queenstown