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Rylee Sayer recently swam her way to break open New Zealand swimming records. Photo: SUPPLIED/BWMEDIA

Swimming records for college para-athlete

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 23, 2023
Post category:Sport

Rylee Sayer was “over the moon” after breaking New Zealand swimming records at the Swimming Waikato Summer Long Course last month. The 14-year-old Hauraki Plains College student achieved the open…

Thames Valley Hockey Association president Vicki Coles, left, and vice president Rachel Aitchison at the Ngātea hockey turf. Photo: GORDON PREECE

Turf upgrade for Ngātea

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 22, 2023
Post category:Sport

More than 1000 Thames Valley hockey players will soon be able to dribble and sweep at an upgraded Ngātea hockey facility.Thames Valley Hockey Turf Society and Thames Valley Hockey Association…

Never Surrender Boxing Health and Fitness Club members at their new premises. Photo: SUPPLIED

Ding-Ding on Pollen St for boxing club

Post author:Gordon Preece
Post published:March 17, 2023
Post category:Sport

A growing membership at Never Surrender Boxing Health and Fitness Club can now spar at a new venue after throwing in the towel at its former ring.Secretary and boxing coach…

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