News & Media
Pete Pfitzinger to depart High Performance Sport NZ
High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) wish to announce that Pete Pfitzinger, General Manager - Capacity and Expertise, has confirmed his intention to leave the organisation at the end of the year.
Hesson to support HP coaches
High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) are delighted to announce the addition of former Blackcaps Head Coach Mike Hesson to the HP Coaching team.
HPSNZ Review into Cycling NZ High Performance Programme
The Review started on 6 June 2018 and is being undertaken by an Independent Reviewer in accordance with the Terms of Reference which have been agreed by HPSNZ and Cycling NZ.
High Performance Sport NZ mourns the loss of Jan Cameron
High Performance Sport NZ are deeply sadness to learn of the sudden passing of former NZ swimming coach Jan Cameron.
HPSNZ Announce Latest Intake for CAP 2018
High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) are delighted to announce the latest intake of coaches to the highly acclaimed Coach Accelerator Programme.
Walsh smashes records and move up world all-time list
Tom Walsh lit up the Sir Graeme Douglas International Track & Field Challenge in West Auckland to fire out a massive throw of 22.67m and take out four records in one hit.
Eliza McCartney wows crowd at SkyCity Vertical Pursuit
Eliza McCartney has soared to impressive heights once again, this time on a temporary runway down Federal Street in central Auckland, vaulting higher than she has before at the SKYCITY Vertical Pursuit on Sunday.
A summer of incredible sporting drama at the Winter Games
As Pyeongchang 2018 draws to a close, it is timely to reflect on what has been an outstanding period for winter sport in New Zealand.
Adam Hall wins gold and becomes paralympic champion in Pyeongchang
Adam Hall has won a gold medal in the Men’s Slalom Standing almost exactly eight years to the day since he won a gold medal in this same discipline at the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games.
Gaze makes mountain bike history with World Cup elite victory
Kiwi rider Sam Gaze held off a storming sprint by world champion Nino Shurter to win the opening round of the UCI Mountain Bike World Championship in South Africa today.
In the media
- NZ team for world indoor athletics champs announced
- At the Paralympics, a sit skiing technology boom fueled by F1 and wind tunnels
- Rugby 7s: The unstoppable brilliance of Jorja Miller
- Peters sixth in Super-G at Winter Games
- Corey Peters 5th in men's downhill sitting at Paralympic Winter Games
- Sam Ruthe runs away with national 1500m title
- Corey Peters on the expectation of defending downhill sitting gold in Milano Cortina
- Why Kiwi squash star Paul Coll keeps his distance from rivals
- Alice Robinson returns to form with podium finish in World Cup super-G
- Portia Woodman-Wickliffe retires from international rugby again