Dark horse Campbell steps out of the shadows
Marcel Campbell leads PB Open strokeplay after first round at Poverty Bay course.
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Electrinet Park holding open fundraising tournament on October 10
Ellen Ball defeats Rochelle Taewa 3 and 2 in Poverty Bay Women's Open matchplay final
Gisborne's Te Waiohu Fairlie is part of youngest NZ longboard team to contest world champs
Shockers Black beat women's league winners Thistle in entertaining Braybrook Cup final.
Wainui Sharks beat Thistle in Bailey Cup final penalty shootout thriller.
High starts abound at Tūranganui-a-Kiwa Darts Association competition night.
The Weka ran in 11 tries in a 68-31 thumping of West Coast in Gisborne.
Gisborne United aggrieved over decision to promote fourth-placed national league reserves
New trophy on the line as East Coast face King Country in a Heartland game in Taupō.
Weka coach to start at fullback as Poverty Bay host the Might of Red and White.
Artist Hoana Forrester created the trophy out of 100-year-old wood from a woolshed.
First XV skipper the pride of Gisborne Boys' High after NZ Schools selection.
Gisborne club Enterprise takes two team titles and has top junior swimmer at HBPB champs.
Huge week of golf in Gisborne ... Poverty Bay men's and women's open at Awapuni Links.
Gisborne Boys' High and City Lights will face off in the Premier men's basketball final.
Horouta Rangatira and Dreamerz are into the Gisborne ladies' club basketball grand final.
Club captain Brown's win gets Pātūtahi shootout final monkey off his back.
Stella Green gives Gisborne connection to Australia's world junior champs surfing success.
Gisborne-connected players make their mark for Swamp Foxes in Heartland win over the Weka.
Heartland spoils to 'Nua as Ngāti Porou East Coast legend's son makes his debut.
Gisborne-East Coast lawn bowlers contest their first centre tournament of the season
Irie Eyles' four 180s included two starts in 26ers' win over Lethal.
The reigning champs are chasing history: the first GBHS team to defend the Premier crown.
Defending champs send message in premier men's club basketball quarter-final win.
Poverty Bay welcome back Tauatevalu; coach Manuel-Harman in the reserves.
Twenty-one teams contesting first Gisborne-East Coast centre tournament of the season.
Whāngārā principal says attending the AIMS Games is a 'good opportunity for our kids'.
Gisborne students pass indoor bowls exam with flying colours at nationals.
Fullback scores 31 points as Kaupoi register their first win of 2026 Heartland season.