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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.
Seeking budding tennis stars
Development and having fun are two motivations driving Tennis Cook Islands’ (TCI) holiday programme. The programme, which runs until next Wednesday, splits children into three levels – beginner, intermediate and elite. Depending on their skill level, the pupils learn how to develop hand-eye skills, co-ordination, shot selection and other key skills. CEO Malcolm Kajer is […]
U16 Cowboys deal to the Eels
The Arorangi Cowboys continue to keep their hands on the Powerade trophy and sounded a warning to the remaining challengers with a comprehensive 48-0 victory over the Eels at BCI Stadium on Wednesday. The match looked to be well out of reach of the Eels by half-time with the Cowboys out to a 28-0 lead […]
Williams hits the water
Cook Islands sailor Helema Williams has hit the water – new sail and all – as she gets in some much needed practice ahead of her Olympic opener on Monday. Based in Weymouth as a part of the Laser Radial class, Williams is working hard to ensure her boat is ready come race day. The […]
Ella going for gold
Ella Nicholas (pictured training at the Lee Valley Olympic course) is part of the Cook Islands contingent competing at the London Games. Here sport minister Mark Brown reports on the team’s travel to London: ”Team Cook Islands arrived in Auckland mid-morning yesterday and, after a short prayer service, team members spent the day trying to […]
Finals warm-up before Constitution
Immediately following the Powerade Challenge will be the Rarotonga Club Sevens finals, with the clashes an entre to the main event – the Constitution Sevens – next week. The semifinals take place in front of supporters who will no doubt be warming their vocal chords for the later finals. First up in the final four […]
Revenge on Avatiu Eels' minds
The under-16 Arorangi Cowboys will come under their sternest challenge yet for the Powerade Challenge when they tackle the Avatiu Eels for the second time this season. Playing at the Swamp, the Cowboys will look to their last effort against the Eels, where superior fitness saw them take a tough match 20-6. The challengers will […]
Polynesian Bike Hire gives Olympic sprinter a boost
Cook Islands sprinter Patrick Tuara has been given a financial boost ahead of his Olympic Games campaign. The Olympian was handed a $500 cheque by Arthur Pickering, general manager of Polynesian Rental Cars and Bikes. Patrick is a part-time worker for Polynesian Rentals and the general manager and staff wanted to do something special for […]
Meeting highlights mismanagement
After two calls to CISNOC, Hugh Graham received a spreadsheet that listed the NFs, ISAs and the names of the codes who had told them they wanted it to be deferred or for it be continued. While the list had 19 for the deferment and 16 against, it was clear to Graham something was wrong. […]
Intriguing club clashes this week
The trio of upsets in last weekend’s CITC club rugby competition is sure to leave fans salivating at some of the match-ups in this weekend’s competition. In another busy week over the different codes, three separate competitions will go ahead during the next seven days testing the skills of junior, Sevens and senior club rugby […]
Avarua, Avatea all class
Avarua and Avatea Schools were the big winners at the Primary School Rippa Rugby Tournament held at Raemaru Park last week. More than 600 students from throughout the island played their hearts out in front of proud parents and teachers at the event hosted by Apii Rutaki. An increase in numbers was down to a […]
Graham leaves CISNOC
Robert Graham is insisting his departure from the Cook Islands National Olympic Committee (CISNOC) has nothing to do with the internal issues surrounding the organisation. Issues of the deferral of the committee meeting by secretary general Rosie Blake, ahead of her departure to London for the Olympic Games, have caused tensions in the organisation, but […]
Brown to send Olympic updates
Minister of Sport Mark Brown will be accompanying the Cook Islands Olympic team to the London Olympics. Brown will arrive in London with the national team and will attend the opening ceremony as one of the expected 200 sports ministers who will be in attendance at the showcase event. With the closing ceremony expected to […]
Windless week for Williams
A lack of wind has forced Team Cook Islands sailor Helema Williams off the water and into the gym as the countdown to the London Olympics continues. Williams’ fifth day in Weymouth was a day off and involved walking around the beach and heading to the movies. It was a rest day that manager Anne […]
Polished Pearls claim cup
It was billed as one of the best chances for the Avatiu Dragonflies to slice a knife into their opponents’ 10-year dynasty. Instead it was the Titikaveka Pearls who served their opponents on a plate with a spectacular 57-47 victory. The Rarotonga Netball Centre hosted seven grand finals on Saturday night, including the first-ever under […]
Reuben records best-ever Aito result
Champion oe vaka paddler Reuben Dearlove won huge respect at Tahiti’s 25th Te Aito outrigger race on Saturday – recording what many considered the best ever result by an international competitor. Among officials, race commentators and Tahiti’s top echelon of competitive paddlers, Dearlove was mentioned many times for his powerful race, standing out as the […]
Olympians London-bound
After a busy few days having their photos taken, eating celebratory meals and listening to advice, the Rarotonga-based members of Team Cook Islands are finally on their way to the Olympic Games. The group departed for London early this morning and will arrive in London just a few days out from the opening ceremony on […]
Paddlers charge Te Aito today
Among 800-plus of the globe’s top single man V1 rudderless oe vaka paddlers taking on today’s Te Aito Tahiti race in Papeete will be five Cook Islands paddlers. The Cooks top paddler Reuben Dearlove is pumped and as prepared as he has ever been ahead of a major race. Te Aito Tahiti is the pinnacle […]
Swamp welcomes gunslinging Cowboys
Rivalry is a word thrown around a lot, but it certainly isn’t overused when it comes to describing two teams facing off this weekend. An historically intense rivalry exists between the Avatiu Eels and the Arorangi Cowboys. The Cowboys have started unusually slow this season, losing their last two matches – 9-14 against the Bulls […]
Olly's out to find new Olympians
Winner of this year’s kitesurfing competition Olly Brunton didn’t return home to New Zealand when Manureva was done and dusted. Instead, he stayed in Aitutaki to enjoy the lagoon and teach some local kids how to ride. Olly made some genealogical connections from his New Zealand Maori heritage to Mauke and says the Cook Islands […]
National champs on Monday
Netball teams from the southern group will do battle with Rarotonga’s best when the national age grade championships do battle on Monday. The two-day event will see Rarotonga do battle with teams from Aitutaki, Atiu, Mauke, Mangaia and Mitiaro across a number of grades. Workshops will also be held for umpires and bench officials at […]
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