Archery
AIS archery program's demise 'a sad story'
David Polkinghorne The world's leading archery coach dismayed by closure of the AIS archery program.
Racing
Appeal decisions stump stewards
David Polkinghorne Racing NSW is expected to appeal a decision by its own appeals panel.
Sport
ASC edict: rowing 'not worried'
David Polkinghorne Rowing Australia ''disappointed'' with Australia Sports Commission decree that it will need to meet new governance standards.
Bowls
Australian bowls debut proves right call for Bevan fan
David Polkinghorne He might have had Michael Bevan's poster on his wall as a child, but that did not stop Andrew Howie from choosing lawn bowls over cricket.
Rowing
Canberra inspires gold rush
David Polkinghorne He helped create a successful rowing program in Canberra and now Paul Thompson, MBE, is using it to turn Britain into a world powerhouse in the sport.
Baseball
High-flying Eagles book date with Bears
David Polkinghorne The Kambah Eagles have out-hit a Cavalry-studded Weston Creek Indians line-up to earn a place in the ACT Baseball first grade championship series at Narrabundah Ballpark next weekend.
Cycling
Meyer dares to dream of Tour
David Polkinghorne Riding had literally become a pain in the butt for Cameron Meyer.
Cricket
Good memories the motivation for Oakley
David Polkinghorne Ben Oakley will use the memories of the 2008 Douglas Cup grand final victory as motivation for next weekend's grand final rather than last year's loss to Queanbeyan.
Soccer
Bernabo bomb sets up victory
David Polkinghorne Canberra FC striker Philippe Bernabo has scored an early contender for Capital Football premier league goal of the year.
Cycling
World championships beckon
David Polkinghorne Chloe Hosking backs Oceania road race champion as ''a great asset'' to Australia at this year's worlds.
Athletics
Injury sidelines Breen
David Polkinghorne Less than a week after qualifying for the world championships, Melissa Breen has suffered a calf injury.
Racing
Punters go for Assail
David Polkinghorne Assail co-owner keeping comeback low key in Saturday's group 3 Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Netball
Diamonds' extra player
David Polkinghorne Australian Diamonds coach Lisa Alexander says Canberra crowd could act as an ''eighth player'' against New Zealand.
Netball
Teen pair net a chance at the big league
David Polkinghorne Competing against players up to four years older will be invaluable for the development of two of the ACT's brightest young stars.
Cycling
She hated the bike, but now's a champ
David Polkinghorne As a triathlete, Taryn Heather hated the bike leg - it was a rest before she got to go for a run.
Racing
Black Opal's turn to race - for a status prize
David Polkinghorne After a stunning Super Sunday, Canberra Racing looking to have Black Oval Stakes upgraded.
Netball
Sisters doing it for the ACT
David Polkinghorne A hybrid gameconcocted in a backyard has produced a trio of sisters with hopes of playing for the Canberra Darters.
Racing
Schofield celebrates with a super double
David Polkinghorne South African-born Glyn Schofield had never won a Black Opal Stakes or a Canberra Cup - until Super Sunday.
Racing
Williams' cup but Coliseo gets closer
David Polkinghorne Canberra trainer Norm Gardner would rather Coliseo had lost by 10 lengths in the Canberra Centenary Cup.
Racing
Payne's colt fulfils Slipper criteria with Opal win
David Polkinghorne David Payne wants to be the first trainer since Frank Cleary to pull off the Black Opal-Golden Slipper double.
