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SunLive - Amateur boxing v professional boxing - The Bay's News First (opens the original)
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A select group of Western Bay amateur boxers are in the final stages of preparation for the biggest competition of the season. Tauranga Boxing Club, Bay Boxfit at Mount Maunganui, and Tauranga Boxing Academy will head to the River City with their best pugilistic talent in pursuit of BNZ national honours at the Boxing New Zealand National Championships in Whanganui next week. For the first-timers, there will be a mixture of apprehension and excitement as they venture into an unknown environment.
SunLive - Western Bay of Plenty Netball in good health - The Bay's News First (opens the original)
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Netball New Zealand has received a torrent of attention from the country’s media in recent months, mostly centring on the showcase premiership competition’s deficit of several million dollars and the subsequent defection of many of our top players to overseas competitions. While a recent announcement says Netball NZ has agreed in principle to hand the domestic competition over to private ownership, the future competition is expected to differ from the current ANZ Premiership model; details aroun
SunLive - Bay of Plenty Steamers attract a big crowd to Tauranga Domain - The Bay's News First (opens the original)
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Bay of Plenty Rugby management can be well pleased with the crowd that turned up for the Bay of Plenty Steamers’ NPC clash against Manawatū at Tauranga Domain last Saturday. Unfortunately, the blue-and-gold brigade could not provide their passionate fans with the result they wanted, going down 29-12 to the visitors. With four weeks remaining in the preliminary competition, the Steamers, who sit ninth on the points ladder, need to lift their intensity if they are to make the playoffs. The two key
SunLive - Two full houses at the footy - The Bay's News First (opens the original)
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Two full houses at a couple of footy games, some 160km apart, grabbed my attention last Sunday. Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland was full to overflowing, with the New Zealand Warriors hosting the Newcastle Knights in a vital NRL (National Rugby League) match. The Warriors’ army of supporters, decked out in their Wahs gear, were stunned when the Knights ran in three early tries to lead 16-0. However, the Warriors lived up to their name, weathered the early storm and came back to take a paper-thin 22-
SunLive - The long road to the Bay Oval - The Bay's News First (opens the original)
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The Bay Oval is set for another bumper season of cricket, highlighted by the visit of the current superstars of the game. India will return to the Blake Park international wicket for the first time in six years. India will play the Black Caps in two day-night ODI encounters on November 13 and 15, 2026. The Western Bay venue is expected to sell out, while a massive Asian television audience, measured in the hundreds of thousands of cricket fans, will watch and stream the games into their living r
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