High Performance Sport New Zealand

High Performance Sport New Zealand Leading the high performance sport system in New Zealand and celebrating the achievements of our top athletes.

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03/06/2026

The .nz Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games team 🌿🖤

03/06/2026

The anatomy of a canoe slalom course 🌊

Earlier this year, Te Hāpaitanga alumnae from across Aotearoa came together for a two-day workshop designed to deepen le...
03/06/2026

Earlier this year, Te Hāpaitanga alumnae from across Aotearoa came together for a two-day workshop designed to deepen leadership capability and connection across the high performance sport system.

Te Hāpaitanga has supported 60 women coaches since 2020 and the alumnae workshop marked an important next step in strengthening leadership pathways for women in high performance sport.

👉 Read more: https://hpsnz.org.nz/journal-entries/exploring-the-promise-of-leadership-te-hapaitanga-alumnae-workshop/

02/06/2026

The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games team 🌿🖤

01/06/2026

When Rowing NZ coach Mike Rodger reflects on the rise of elite Men’s Pair Ben Taylor and Oliver Welch, he is quick to point out that their World Championship gold in 2025 didn’t happen by chance. It was built through alignment, trust and a tightly connected support network working in step behind the scenes.

🔗 Read more at our link in bio.

01/06/2026
31/05/2026

A fantastic night in the pool on day two of the Fuji-Shizuoka Para Swimming World Series in Japan, with our New Zealand team collecting five medals across the open and youth categories. How good?! 👏🚀

Open medals
🥈Silver – Jess Johnstone (St Peter's) – women's 100m breaststroke
🥉Bronze – Cameron Leslie (Whangarei) – men's 50m backstroke

Youth medals
🥇Gold – Rylee Sayer (Hamilton Aquatics) – women's 400m freestyle
🥇Gold – Jess Johnstone (St Peter's) – women's 100m breaststroke
🥉Bronze – Rylee Sayer (Hamilton Aquatics) – women's 100m breaststroke

Paralympics New Zealand High Performance Sport New Zealand Swimming Auckland Swimming Northland Swimming Waikato

31/05/2026

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