Suzanne McFadden

The royal family of NZ basketball, the Leger-Walkers, now have three generations who are part of the Kāhu stable – but there's only one winning all hearts, Suzanne McFadden discovers

Theme: Leadership It's what you might call an unexpected pivot. Helene Wilson has gone from her paid job helping New Zealand women

After success on the racetrack, retired horse trainer Leeane Poulson is aiming to become a world champion on the bowling green this week. And she tells Suzanne McFadden the intense pressure of her two sporting loves isn't dissimilar

A shocking smash to the eye left Black Stick Anna Crowley reeling but she's fighting her way back into international hockey, Suzanne McFadden writes

The country's hot Tauihi women's basketball league reaches its semifinals this weekend, and Mikhaela Cann has been pivotal of offence for the No 1 seeds

Five LockerRoom writers nominate the best of the best in 2024, and anticipate great things from newbies next year

A basketball ‘savant', Olympian turned coach Tania Tupu takes Tokomanawa Queens into their third grand final in as many seasons of the Tauihi League this weekend. And she's only just begun, she tells Suzanne McFadden

She's not coasting – the athlete has plans to improve her game and make a difference to Aotearoa's environment.

The Black Ferns hero talks about her tough year ahead and preparing for life after rugby

The Black Ferns hero talks about her tough year ahead and preparing for life after rugby.