Netball
Sore Achilles tendon frustrates Seymour
By JANE MARSHALL - The Press
Rehabilitation from an Achilles tendon injury has been a lengthy process for Silver Ferns captain Julie Seymour, who has been limited with her training.
Southern Steel boss calls for one rule for both countries
By JERRIE ANDREWS - The Southland Times
Southern Steel chief executive Julie Paterson is calling for one rule for all in future ANZ Championships, after the franchise underwent a lengthy process to secure an international player on its roster.
Silver Ferns pipped for world no.1 spot
New Zealand have ended the year a narrow second to Australia in the international netball rankings.
Sore Achilles tendon frustrates Seymour
Steel tops up squad with Aussie shooter
Steel tops up squad with Aussie shooter
By JERRIE ANDREWS - Southland
Former New South Wales Swifts netballer Leah Shoard was sitting on a beach near Sydney when she got a phone call from Southern Steel chief executive Julie Paterson this week.
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Cup organisers jittery over park delay
Rugby World Cup organisers want the Government to use its powers under the Resource Management Act to fast-track the redevelopment of Eden Park.
Harrington's honour
Ireland's Padraig Harrington has ended Tiger Woods' three year run as Player of the Year as voted for by Golf Writers Association of America.