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College Sport: The wrap
Wesley First XV had to withstand a storming finish from Manurewa to beat the visitors 17-13 and preserve their unbeaten record in Counties Manukau premier schools play.
College Sport: The wrap
Rangitoto won their fifth game out of six in the North Harbour 1A with a gritty 21-17 home victory over Takapuna Grammar.
Rugby: Grammar hold firm against revived King's
For those who like their schoolboy rugby laced with tradition and tension, Auckland Grammar School was the place to be on Saturday afternoon.
Rugby injuries: Haka for boys as they were carried to rescue helicopter
Two 12-year-old boys flown to hospital, with one thought to have serious injuries. Teammates "all lined up as the boys were carried through on stretchers".
Middle-distance runner racks up medals
If rubbing shoulders with some of the great names of middle and long-distance running counts for anything, then James Uhlenberg will go far.
College Sport: winners 1991-2014
Each week from now until the annual ASB YSPOTY awards dinner in November, we will profile past winners as we count down to the 25th annual event which honours the top young college sportspeople in....
Aspiring tennis player makes her mark
Holly Stewart is the embodiment of Selwyn College's tennis programme - young and on the rise.
College Sport: Black Sox call - out of the blue
Cole Evans didn't have Mark Sorenson's number in his phone when the Black Sox coach called with the news he will be the youngest in the New Zealand softball squad.
College Sport: The wrap
The final of the Maadi Cup served up a classic encounter as Hamilton Boys' High School edged Christ's College by half a canvas.
Ellery has archery in his genes
Isaac Ellery was possibly born to be an archer, following in the footsteps of his grandfather and mother, both of whom have represented New Zealand.
Westlake pair have point to prove
At next week's Maadi Cup on Lake Karapiro, two Westlake Girls' High School lightweight double scullers will lie still in the water.
College Sport: The wrap
Each week from now until the annual ASB YSPOTY awards dinner in November, we will profile two of the past winners as we count down to the 25th annual event which honours the top young college....
College Sport: Private schools accused of self interest in premier tennis competition
There are rumblings of discontent in the Auckland schools tennis ranks, but there is some light at the end of what is a murky tunnel.
College Sport: Tough champ kicks into top gear for big challenge
Mackenzie Vellenoweth is tough, physically and mentally. That much is apparent from a 15-minute chat with her at her Hobsonville Point Secondary School.
College Sport: Student throws himself into world mix
St Paul's Collegiate School student Ryan Ballantyne threw a 5kg shot put 19.08m, breaking the Waikato record, at last Tuesday's central zone athletics championships held at Porritt Stadium in Hamilton.
College Sport: Top diver readies for leap at Germany
Dresden is a city in the east of Germany. It will be at the forefront of Nathan Brown's mind as he prepares to compete there at an international youth diving competition late next month.
College Sport: New artificial turf given a real workout
Westlake Boys' High School's new cork and rubber-based FieldTurf NZ artificial turf is one of the first to be installed in New Zealand and the recent opening event was a fitting tribute to mark the celebration of this milestone in Westlake sporting histor
College Sport: Westlake adds Yam to elite squash list
The McHugh name is writ large in the annals of Westlake Boys' High School squash. Now you can add the Yam name without fear of contradiction.
College Sport: Seeing big picture on sport and education
The second of a two-part interview with new College Sport chief executive Dave Currie.