Issue 6: April, 2009

Welcome to Issue #6 of Inside Sport Canterbury.

Rugby league seems to be grabbing a lot of traction currently - we look at how the Warriors' success and the recent Anderson report are affecting the sport in Canterbury. Senior club rugby kicks off this weekend and we speak to a coach with an outstanding record at this level.

Martin MonganMen's health is under the spotlight too with a feature on the importance of prostate checks. And our countdown to the SBS Christchurch Marathon continues in the fitness and training section.

Regards
Martin Mongan, Chief Executive

Critical Time for Rugby League

Critical Time for Rugby League

Rugby league is facing one of the most important periods in its history. While the sport is in great heart, it needs to be backed up with excellent administrative structures to benefit from the goodwill being generated on the field by the Kiwis, the Warriors and the NRL competition.
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Club mergers the painless way to survivalTop Rugby Coach Chases Third Metro Title

Champion coach Duncan Doig did not hesitate for a minute when considering another season with his High School Old Boys side in Metro Division 1 rugby.
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Basketballer's Career on a Fast Track

Basketballer’s Career on a Fast Track

Christchurch basketballer, Erin Rooney is leaving school sport behind to mix it with the best the United States has to offer.
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Teen Lands Rare Croquet PrizeTeen Lands Rare Croquet Prize

Scatter shot and triple peel are not playground chatter for most teenage girls. They're a hot topic though for Avonside Girls' High student Laura Whittaker, who has emerged this season as one of New Zealand's brightest croquet talents
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Ice Hockey Teen Delivers at World ChampsIce Hockey Teen Delivers at World Champs

Canterbury ice hockey forward, Cam McDermid, was voted New Zealand's best player at the recent Under 18 world championships in Chinese Taipei. Thanks to his efforts and those of his team-mates, the New Zealand ice hockey players brought home silver medals.
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Club Mergers the Painless way to SurvivalClub Mergers the Painless way to Survival

Two or more sports clubs joining forces can be a source of friction and fear. This need not be the case, especially if an independent body such as Sport Canterbury oversees the process.
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