
Swimming: Pascoe in pursuit of Glasgow gold
If it works don't change it might be Sophie Pascoe's motto as she sets her sights on more international success at the Glasgow Games next month.
If it works don't change it might be Sophie Pascoe's motto as she sets her sights on more international success at the Glasgow Games next month.
Chanel Kavanagh's early experiences in judo didn't exactly suggest she would be in the sport more than a decade on.
If the Games are to garner international credibility, these world and Olympic champions need to front, writes Andrew Alderson.
Siositina Hakeai started throwing the discus because she relished the chance to beat the boys at school. Now she's weeks away from being a medal contender at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
With the Commonwealth Games only eight weeks away, British Olympic champion cyclist Laura Trott has thrown a light on the future.
Four years ago Kate Fluker decided to go for a bike ride. She'd just moved to Queenstown with her partner Reon. Making friends, she found, was not that easy in the transient setting in the winter playground.
A test event at Strathclyde Loch this weekend is expected to give a green light to improved water quality ahead of the Commonwealth Games triathlon in July.
One of Auckland's oldest homes has become the unlikely headquarters for our Olympics and Commonwealth Games efforts.
Auckland distance runner Kim Smith has been added to the athletics team for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Patrick Bevin is the odd man out in New Zealand's track cycling squad for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Unwanted triathlete Nicky Samuels has appealed against the decision to omit her from New Zealand's Commonwealth Games team for Glasgow.
Teenage diver Liam Stone hopes he'll be primed for a career-best performance by the time he gets to the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in July.
In a world which has become a global sporting village, the Commonwealth Games are struggling for traction, writes Andrew Alderson.
It proved a triple treat for Lauren Boyle on the final night of the State New Zealand Open Championships in Auckland last night.
It proved a fairytale finish to the State New Zealand Swimming Championships, when the women's 4x100m freestyle relay team bettered the Commonwealth Games standard in the final event.
Glasgow's explosive plans to "respectfully" demolish five high-rise buildings as the centrepiece of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony are already dividing opinion.