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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.
Tupapa Maraerenga defeat Sokattak
In the main Lotto Premier Men’s match 2012 champions Tupapa Maraerenga defeated Nikao Sokattak by one goal to nil.
Bulls win closely fought match
In true semi-finals tradition it was a closely fought match between the Titikaveka Bulls and the Takuvaine Reds that could have gone either way on Saturday.
Cook Islands host indigenous series
The New Zealand Croatia side managed by Northern Knights first class cricketer Joseph Yovich have only just left Rarotongan shores and Cook Islands cricket is already preparing for the arrival of the Northern (New Zealand) Maori.
3 silver medals for Peters
It was a great day in the weightlifting office for Luisa Peters who won three silver medals in her competition at the Wallis and Futuna Pacific Mini Games.
Silver for Taea and Tapoki
The Cook Islands won two silver medals on the track and field in Wallis on Thursday, bringing the Cooks medal count to 6 medals – one gold and five silver medals.
Avatiu take on Titikaveka
The Avatiu Football Club will be hosting Titikaveka in today’s football matches scheduled to play at 4.15pm in the under 14 girls division followed by the Lotto Premiership at 5pm at the Avatiu Swamp.
Zumba fundraiser
A ‘Zumba with Franky’ fundraiser will be held this evening in aid of the Cook Islands Body Building Federation.
First semi-final match on today
Today will see the first of the club rugby semis (1st vs 2nd placed teams) being played at the Titikaveka field between the Senior B gradesthe Cowboys versus the Bulls.
Club rugby heads into semi finals
The CITC game of the week will be between the Avatiu Eels and the Arorangi Cowboys at the Avatiu field on Saturday.
ANZ renews support for junior tennis
Tennis Cook Islands has confirmed ANZ Bank as the key sponsor for the Tennis in Schools Junior Programme.
Taea breaks her national record
The disappointment of missing out on a medal in the Wallis and Futuna Pacific Mini Games women’s 100m sprint finals for national sprinter Patricia Taea was soothed by her setting a new national record.
McKenzie keen to sail to victory
Consistency will be the key to winning a medal at the Wallis and Futuna Pacific Mini Games for sole female sailor Teau McKenzie.
Masters to honour Epati
This Friday will see the masters take to the Tupapa grounds for a memorial game in honour of Tonumaivao Navy Epati who was a founding member of the Rugby League Masters movement and vice president of the Cook Islands Rugby League.
Parry takes out half marathon
The annual half marathon race saw the island’s runners complete a 21 kilometre circuit on Saturday.
Under 19 rugby clash today
A Cook Islands under 19 rugby team has been put together to take on the touring Whitgift College team from the UK today at Arorangi field kicking off at 4.30pm.
Lobb preps for masters
Masters athlete David Lobb is readying himself for his 11th straight appearance at the New Zealand Masters Association’s track and field championships in Wellington next year. Lobb is getting into training for the 39th running of the event in March, and will be joined by fellow athlete and coaching champion Ake Hosea-Winterflood. Lobb picked up […]
Oceanscape the size of the moon
This story about the Cook Islands marine park appeared on AsiaOne, a free-access website run by Singapore Press Holdings. The homepage and its micro-sites receive over 100 million page views per month. An ambitious plan to link marine parks across a vast swathe of ocean – whose surface area would equal that of the moon […]
15 triathletes in world champs
Fifteen Cook Islands triathletes are hard at work preparing for a world championship race in New Zealand later this month. The Cook Islands Triathlon Association has grown in leaps and bounds since its inception in 1995, and more so in the last 10 years. Every year the annual Air NZ International Triathlon has attracted more […]
Clinical CISA crush Navy cadets
An exhibition of rugby union by the Cook Islands Sports Academy saw them overwhelm the Australian Navy Cadet team 48-0. The CISA boys prepared well for this game but were surprised to see the opposition during warm up half an hour before the game practising their lineout and a few rugby union moves. It eventuated […]
Active kids encouraged
The first day of the ‘Active Kids’ programme in Muri was smooth sailing as 30 kids met to spend the morning with Junior Charlie at Rarotonga Sailing Club. Well armed with a selection of sports gear, Charlie ran a great session of team sports and rest with some sailing thrown in. It was a beautiful […]
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