Eden Park wins award
Eden Park will be acknowledged at the New Zealand National Turf Conference Awards on Tuesday 28th June, having been named as the international cricket pitch of the year.
Eden Park will be acknowledged at the New Zealand National Turf Conference Awards on Tuesday 28th June, having been named as the international cricket pitch of the year.
Toni Street says “bring on the music” and is all for having concerts at the Auckland venue.
JOHN Kempf played a bit of Under 19 football for Sandringham in 1953. He was the first to admit he was no champion.
But Kempf went on to serve Sandy with such distinction off the ground that he was included in the hall of fame in 2014, alongside great players such as Chad Liddell, David MacGeorge and the full forward he so loved, Nick Sautner.
Industry executive Nick Sautner has returned to sport and venue management, taking up the position of General Manager Commercial at Eden Park, New Zealand’s largest sports stadium.
Welcoming the new appointment, Eden Park Trust Chief Executive Guy Ngata stated “Nick’s achievements are considerable and he brings deep and broad experience to the team. “His efforts will be focused towards the continued sustainable commercial management of our iconic venue. I am delighted to welcome Nick to the team.”
I’ve agreed to participate in the Save a Man: Kilimanjaro Challenge 2016. This is an initiative of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) and all money raised will be donated to the PCFA.
Netball WA and West Coast Fever Sponsor REDIMED today launched a positive and proactive initiative ahead of summer, with free skin checks available to all registered Netball WA members.
The summer holiday season in Australia means tennis, cricket and swimming.
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The Rovers faced a tough test at Boss James Reserve on Saturday against second-placed St Bedes/Mentone Tigers and it was the visitors who dominated after quarter time to win by 63 points.
Recently crowned Big Bash League champions, Perth Scorchers, have secured nearly three times the sponsorship dollars this year compared with last year on the back of two tournament wins in successive seasons. However, turning that success into sponsorships hasn’t been as simple as leveraging off the popularity of the 20 over version of the game, which attracts big crowds and TV audiences, Western Australian Cricket Association commercial, marketing and communication general manager Shay Nasta told Business News.