The Cambridge Central Bowling Club has added what will likely be a third Guinness World Record to their name. Though it will still be a few weeks until it’s officially confirmed, club members Alistair Carter…
The Cambridge Central Bowling Club has added what will likely be a third Guinness World Record to their name. Though it will still be a few weeks until it’s officially confirmed, club members Alistair Carter…
Cambridge businesses and organisations will have the chance to host the Melbourne Cup at their premises when it comes to town later this year. The iconic horseracing trophy will embark on its sixteenth annual tour…
New Zealand announced its biggest ever cycling team for the Commonwealth Games last weekend, naming 18-year-old Ellesse Andrews as the country’s youngest track rider to compete in the games. Andrews’ selection follows her recent ‘emerging…
Sports charity The Waterboy came to St Peter’s last week with its Everybody’s Game speaker series, aiming to fight homophobia in sport. The Waterboy’s founder, Thomas Nabbs, told senior students on Thursday that homophobia is…
Riding along on a bike, with the wind in your hair, has got to be one of the most freeing sensations people can experience. However, for Allan – who as well as being both…
Former Waikato rugby player turned Landsdowne Park owner Dave Duley has pulled off “probably the biggest pinhook of the year” at this year’s Karaka sale, according to Windsor Park Stud owner Rodney Schick. Pinhooking involves…
Levi Wesford, a Cambridge Middle School student taking the archery world by storm, came back from the New Zealand Archery Outdoor Nationals last month with incredible results, national records and a spot on the Trans-Tasman…
Cambridge local Mahe Drysdale gave an impressive string of performances at the New Zealand Rowing Champs last week, competing across three premier events – the men’s pair, four and single –making the podium twice despite…
More than 2,500 kids lined up at the start of the Hamilton Weet-Bix TRYathlon on Sunday, with the largest school group of 107 competitors coming from Cambridge Primary School. Around 400 kids from the wider…
It’s ironic that the Peace Cup looks like it’s been to a war zone. Now safely ensconced in a Perspex display box, the cup has been thrown from a train, dragged behind a bus, and…
