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Sports
Aitutaki Liftoff 2024 Draws almost 100 athletes
The Aitutaki Liftoff (7 – 10 November) functional fitness sports event drew a record number of almost 100 local and international athletes.
Cooks 7s team prepare for Oceania Comp
Cook Islands national 7s team are now in the red zone as they physically and psychologically prepare for the Oceania Rugby 7’s in Honiara, Solomon Islands on December 7.
CISNOC celebrating big Olympic Week
The Cook Islands Sports and National Olympic Committee (CISNOC) is celebrating Olympic Week, starting yesterday through to Saturday.
Tributes flow for sporting icons
Tributes are flowing for well-known Cook Islander and sports supporter Massey Mateariki following his sudden death this week.
Top of the table league clash
A top of the table clash between Tupapa Panthers and Avatiu Nikao Eels will headline round 12 in the domestic rugby league competition this weekend.
Sevens team finish tournament on high
A tough start in the inaugural 2018 Oceania Rugby U18s Sevens Championship which ended on a high for the Cook Islands, as they ran the Solomon Islands off the park to the tune of 41-5.
Bowlers praised for historic win
National bowling team coach George Paniani says our bronze medallists from the recent Commonwealth Games have paved the way for a gold medal in future games.
Netballers optimistic
The Cook Islands netball side is wary of the challenge in the Oceania Regional Qualifier for the Netball World Cup, but remains optimistic of making it through to next year’s World Cup in England.
Young Kukis off to Sydney
The Under-18 Cook Islands men’s sevens side departed New Zealand yesterday, as they make their way to Sydney to compete in the Oceania Rugby U18 Sevens Championships tomorrow (CI time).
Semi-finals for football champs kick off today
The National Football Championship has now completed its final day of round matches. Tuesday marked the final day of group play, and standings are now finalised, with berths to the semi-finals decided.
Warriors saga takes ugly turn
The gloves are off in the fight to buy the Warriors, with the head of a US-Tongan bid on Wednesday accusing rival Auckland Rugby League chairman Cameron McGregor of racism.
Folau offered to quit Wallabies
Israel Folau has revealed he offered to walk away from his Rugby Australia contract in the wake of his controversial comments on homosexuality and that tension remains with the game's administration over the issue.
Eels and Panthers maintain leads
Avatiu Nikao Eels maintain their lead in the Cook Islands domestic rugby league competition after another comprehensive win over the weekend.
Napa notches up 100 NRL games
Cook Islander Dylan Napa will play his 100th NRL game this weekend as his Sydney Roosters challenge the Brisbane Broncos this Thursday (CI time) in the first week of the finals.
CIRU has Wright in sight
Ten months after terminating his contract, the Cook Islands Rugby Union says they are open to the idea of former national captain and coach Stan Wright returning to the fold.
ZUU in the Cooks gets its generals certified
Liberating Human Movement, or ZUU Cook Islands, has got two new qualified generals (trainers).
ABs Sevens eyes HK title
New Zealand head coach Scott Waldrom believes his squad is back to full strength for this weekend’s Hong Kong following the return of a number of key players to the setup.
Roberts claims silver medal at New Zealand nationals
Fresh off winning the 2016 Sportsman of the Year award at last month’s Cook Islands National Sports Award, Wesley Roberts is back creating ripples at international swimming arena.
Dancing workouts for fitness
Brynn Acheson-Nooroa from KiteSUP Cook Islands has completed a professional development course in New Zealand called Total Barre Instructor Foundation Course.
Handball set for final playoffs
The Edgewater Resort and Spa Mix Beach Handball Competition heads into the playoffs today.
Blues crush Rebels in Super opener
Keeping a lid on hype might be Tana Umaga’s biggest challenge after his Blues team opened the Super Rugby season with a performance befitting the competition’s “boom, boom” slogan. The Melbourne Rebels were certainly left stunned by the 56-18 pounding.
CITC gives boost to athletics event
THE PRINCE of Wales Athletics Championship 2016 received a head start leading up to the 2016 event following a major sponsorship from the top local enterprise.
