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SIT Zero Fees Southland co-captain James Wilson has capped an emotional homecoming by being named the Stags player of the year at the end-of-season awards tonight. After last playing for Southland in 2011, Wilson returned home in 2018 following a storied overseas career which included English premie

His name is Bond, Hamish Bond – but it will be very much a cyclist, rather than an Olympic champion rower, who lines up for this year’s SBS Bank Tour of Southland. The eight-time world and two-time Olympic rowing champion has targeted this year’s tour as another important building block towards his

Southland’s Hawke Cup-winning cricketers are utilising the Mike Piper Training Centre as they look to retain the coveted trophy this summer. The Hawke Cup – cricket’s version of the Ranfurly Shield – is contested on a challenge basis between New Zealand’s minor associations and is part of Southland

Seven podium placings without getting to the top step was the lot for the Vantage New Zealand team on the final day of the Oceania Track Cycling Championships in Adelaide. The championships, which offered qualifying points for the world championships and ultimately the Tokyo Olympics, mark the begin

Sunday was the Southland Motorcycle Club meeting at Teretonga Park hosting round 5 of the Southland Cup. Their next meeting is round 6 of the Southland Cup. It will be held on Saturday November 17th at Teretonga Park. Photos by Dave Loudon Photography.

The final game of the SIT Zero Fees Southland Stags’ storm week has prompted another round of changes for Sunday’s season finale against Manawatu. Lock Manaaki Selby-Rickit and loose forward Tony Lamborn will back up from the starting pack that fronted against Auckland on Wednesday night, with a new

Members of the Southland Table tennis club has had some great success recently. Great work – Under 13 boys. Silver medalists at the NZ Champs. A great win over Canterbury in the semi final then some close games against Auckland in the final. We are all stoked!!!! Looking forward to more great games

Southland coach Dave Hewett has made wholesale changes to his side to face Auckland in the Stags’ final home game in this year’s Mitre 10 Cup. Only Manaaki Selby-Rickit and Phil Halder will run out in the same jersey they wore in Sunday’s loss to Bay of Plenty at Rugby Park. The starting fifteen inc