Sacred Heart College 1st XI soccer coach Danny Hay is apologetic and "massively regretful" after a sideline outburst that saw him ejected from a match.

His dad is happy, but Niko Kirwan admits there have been times when he has been given a hard time in choosing soccer ahead of rugby.

Rugby is being left behind as secondary schools continue to embrace the move towards Super City sport at the highest level.

World and Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale is the exception rather than the rule in that he progressed on to the world stage without coming through the school system.

League's big growth in schools has led to changes for this year's National Secondary School's tournament.

The inaugural recipients in the school's Jets - Junior Elite Training Squad - programme were announced on Monday night.

A former All Whites coach who is working at a top sporting high school has been banned from making any on-field decisions after complaints about his behaviour.

It needed an extra hole but in the end Westlake BHS completed a deserved three-peat in claiming the Auckland/North Harbour premier golf title.

Netball NZ insists no pressure is on Mt Albert Grammar's Jamie Lee Price to make a decision regarding her long-term international future.

Images of the Maadi Cup secondary schools rowing championships.

As the 18 men of St Kilda's AFL team run on to the turf at Wellington's Cake Tin on Anzac Day, they will do so not just as playoff hopefuls, but also as missionaries hoping to spread their religion throughout the country.

It was inevitable Nick Egnot-Johnson would find his way into sailing - and probably be pretty good at it.

Benched two weeks in a row by the Chiefs and with weight and discipline problems last year, have we already seen the best of Ben Tameifuna?

More than half a century after her grandmother swam at an Olympic Games, Gina Galloway has her sights set on following suit.

Auckland Grammar had their new skiffs on display as the new rowing season took to the waters at Lake Pupuke for the annual Head of the Harbour regatta.

When he first started running around a rugby field as an 11-year-old, the thought that one day he would get the chance to play Australian Rules would, surely, have been the furthest thing from Siope Ngata's mind.