No medals to show for it but New Zealand has three of the top-13 women's pole vaulters in the world.

Hamish Kerr gave supporters and himself heart flutters but ended men's high jump qualifying in style.

Day 12 at the Paris Olympics is a big day for The NZ Team in athletics, track cycling and sailing.

Maia Ramsden sneaks into women's 1500m semifinals at the Paris Olympics, finishing sixth in her heat.

Some of NZ's biggest remaining medal hopes in Paris get their oars wet for the first time on Day 11.

Two NZ women’s pole vaulters squeak into the final in the most extraordinary circumstances in Paris.

Track cycling makes first appearance at the Paris Olympics and The NZ Team has an immediate medal chance.

Tom Saunders is not out of men's dinghy medal contention at the Paris Olympics, but dented his chances.

After the medal wave of the last three days at the Paris Olympics, The NZ Team will get a breather on Day 9.

There was to be no medal repeat for New Zealand shot putter Tom Walsh at the Paris Olympics.

Day 8 at the Paris Olympics offers another chance for New Zealand rowers to assert their dominance.

Zoe Hobbs cruises into the women’s 100m semifinals, finishing second in her heat in 11.08 seconds.

There is definite medal chances and outside-chance medal hopefuls for The NZ Team on Day 7 in Paris.

Success for Hamish Kerr, but otherwise mixed results for New Zealanders at the London Diamond League meet.

Mixed results for the three New Zealand athletes competing at the Diamond League meeting in Monaco.

The NZ athletics team for the Paris Olympics finalised, with 1500m runner Maia Ramsden confirmed.

New Zealand sprinter Zoe Hobbs has continued her successful build-up to Paris with another 100m victory.

New Zealand runner Maia Ramsden becomes the first woman in 20 years to defend her NCAA Division I 1500m title.

James Preston broke Sir Peter Snell’s 800m record and has now been confirmed for the Paris Olympics.

Wellington's James Preston has surpassed the 62-year-old national 800m record of Sir Peter Snell.