Tony Azevedo, a five-time Olympian, sees plenty of potential in NZ.
A behind the scenes look at the national team training ahead of next year's world champs.
Tayla Clement is taking up discus for her chance to win a Paralympic gold medal.
Players and stakeholders alike expect the entire organisation to firm up after the saga.
Rachael Archer, 16, is tracking close to getting a professional contract.
The Rio champ is running out of time to catch the world record holder.
The Central Otago town is hosting this year's Tri-Series against Australia and Japan.
Playing numbers have almost doubled from last season at Auckland's North Harbour.
At almost two metres tall, Sharne Pupuke Robati may have a different surname but she’s just as talented as her aunt and uncle.
Katrina Grant may be gearing up for this year's domestic competition, but she has her focus on a bigger issue.
Morgan McDowell, 16, will compete for New Zealand at the World League Intercontinental Cup.
Tuke has been living on board the Spanish boat Mapfre for almost five months.
Tom Saunders sits just one point behind Rio bronze medallist Sam Meech heading into the final day in Auckland.
Shauna Polley and Kelsie Wills will represent NZ at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
Chau Smith, 71, wants to complete eight marathons, on eight continents, in eight days.
Kathrine Switzer's 261 Fearless group wants to encourage more women to pick up running.
Para-lawn bowls veterans David Stallard and Sue Curran will be competing as well.
It's hoped in the future Black Sticks players will get a financial boost.
The two-time gold medallist is giving some of New Zealand's talent private sessions.
Ellington has only been in the sport for six months but is already and is competing in the Para-cycling Road World Championships in South Africa
Phillis Meti has made plenty of sacrifices on her road to glory.
New Zealand's 31 medals won in the Bahamas is the most at a single games.
Pelea Fruean, 16, is already ranked second in the world in her division and holds three NZ titles.