Niue lawn bowls team ready to compete in tournament
Team President and Coach-Des Hipa says preparations have been going well for the team who have been training throughout the year
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Review of national sports body NISCGA’s Constitution still ongoing
A review into the constitution for the Niue Island Sports and Commonwealth Games Association (NISCGA) is still ongoing
Niue Powerlifting team proud of achievement at Oceania Regional Championship
Speaking from New Zealand via Zoom yesterday, Niue Powerlifting Federation President- Tony Edwards shared more on the team’s performance scooping 2 gold medals and 3 silver medals.
Hopotoa hopes achievement inspires youths
He shared how he had to prepare himself leading up to the event as it took a lot of sacrifices, hard work and dedication and it’s all been worth it in the end
Tano’s Gym receive timely donation of equipment’s
The humble gym in Alofi North has produced some of the country’s top weightlifters and medalists but for over 20 years has needed an upgrade and replacement of outdated equipment.
Niue Archery Association undergoes Coaches training course
Matheson hopes that through the training the coaches can upgrade their skills and be able to work with those that might be interested in the sport in the future.
Tafiti Team is the 2024 North vs South Champions
The organizing committee is thankful to both teams and coaching staff for their dedication and hard work all season long and is appreciative for all the efforts shown.
Toa Motu Round One Games begins
Game 2 will be played this Saturday- 24th August at 3pm at the Paliati grounds.
Consultation to Review the National Sports Body NISCGA’s Constitution
The Consultation hopes that all the relevant stakeholders will work together despite the challenges as relationship building is critical in moving forward.
Puheke makes mark as the only Pacific Island Referee to be part of Touch World Cup 2024
Hivi Puheke said that he has always wanted more young people to take up the sport of touch, and then go on to become referees.
Puheke is grateful to his family for funding his travel costs to the Touch World Cup in England.