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Pacific
Tahiti sailors win 2024 Regatta in Raro
Sailors from Tahiti edged over Rarotonga, proving to be very competitive taking out first place in both the Lasers and the Optimist classes, winning the 2024 sailing challenge overall trophy.
Former PM Puna first Cook Islander elected to East-West Center Board
Former Cook Islands prime minister and secretary-general of the Pacific Islands Forum, Henry Puna, has been confirmed as the first Cook Islander appointed to the East-West Center Board of Governors based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Cooks on track for Hong Kong
The Cook Islands rugby sevens team is keen to emulate last year’s feat in the Oceania 7s Championship and qualify for next year’s Hong Kong 7s tournament.
Raro tour to end season
Two rugby games against Rarotonga’s top under 13 players will mark the end of the season for the touring Northcote-Birkenhead under 13 rugby team.
Takuvaine to battle with Sokattak
The newly upgraded Takuvaine field will see their village representatives host Nikao Sokattak today in the under 14 boy’s and senior women’s matches starting at 4.15pm.
Club 7s postponed
Heavy demands on sports fields due to a busy schedule has forced Cook Islands Rugby Union to postpone the start of the CITC club sevens competition to next week.
Cooks to play in Fiji 7s
The Cook Islands will be represented at the Fiji Water International Sevens tournament this week by a 13-strong squad under new sevens coach Chad Tuoro.
Lulia honours Bulls fans
Keith Lulia has paid tribute to Bradford Bulls supporters as he prepares for life back in the NRL with Wests Tigers.
Water stops with a difference
Water was not the only thing that raised the spirits of the Round Raro Road Runners.
Bristol ready to host Cooks
Cook Islands Rugby League Association president Charles Carlson (third from left) was in Bristol for the South England city’s league World Cup launch – less than a month out from the start of the highly anticipated tournament.
Puaikura tops football competition
The Puaikura premier men’s soccer outfit together with their senior women’s, under 17 men’s and under 14 boy’s team are currently leading the 2013 football competition in their respective divisions with one round of game to play in the first round.
Masters tour promotes mini tourney
Rubbing shoulders with league greats of yesterday and having a fun time won’t be all the Cook Islands rugby league masters team will get up to when they take part in this month’s league masters tournament in Christchurch.
Cycle race series rolls out
The Triathlon Association’s annual cycle race series will start this Wednesday night October 2 at 5pm, outside Raviz Restaurant in Avarua.
Reds rugby parade
The victorious Takuvaine Rugby Club shared their pride and showed off the 2013 club championship trophy the clubs senior A grade won two weekends ago in a historic rugby grand finals match against the Titikaveka Bulls.
Singapore set to tour
The Singapore national netball team is set to play against hosts the Cook Islands in a three match test series in November.
Kids rock relay on Tuesday
The primary school division of the annual Round the Rock Relay event will be held on Tuesday.
Track champs still buzzing
Rarotonga primary school students are still buzzing over a fantastic day of athletics at the Prince of Wales competition on Wednesday.
Cooks ready for the World Cup
The Cook Islands national rugby league team has been named to compete at the upcoming Rugby League World Cup in England and Wales with excitement starting to brew over this much anticipated sporting spectacle.
Speed was game decider in Cup battle
Forty-four seconds was all it took to win the most coveted trophy in the sailing world - the America’s Cup.
Back to the future
Future track stars from Rarotonga primary schools will take over the synthetic and grass tracks at the BCI Stadium for the annual Prince of Wales athletics competition.
D-day at the America's Cup
It all comes down to this – winner takes all in what has to be one of the most watched races in sailing history.
Cup champion to be crowned today
Pitching the best against the best, the America’s Cup sailing competition is going down to the wire.
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