Henley haul

New Zealand rowers claimed five titles at the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta, with lightweight men’s single sculler Matt Dunham the star performer. Dunham won the Diamond Challenge Sculls event for men’s single scullers, beating John Graves, of the US, in the traditional head-to-head race on the Thames River. Olivia Loe and Brooke Donoghue claimed the women’s double sculls title, beating the Dutch combination of Marloes Oldenburg and Roos de Jong. The men’s double scull of duo of Chris Harris and John Storey followed the women’s lead by beating the French lightweight Olympic champions Pierre Houin and Jeremie Azou while Kerri Gowler and Grace Prendergast scored a dominant victory in the women’s pair and the women’s eight hoisted the Remenham Cup after a tight battle against Leander. Salem Country Club to finish at 16-under and win by two strokes in Massachusetts. The 56-year-old Perry closed with a two-under-par 68 for a record score of 264. Perry also won the event in 2013. It is his fourth major victory on the senior tour. The Tennis Integrity Unit has provisionally suspended Australian Isaac Frost with immediate effect. It says the suspension ‘‘will remain in place until the conclusion of Tennis Integrity Unit investigations into alleged breaches of the Tennis Anticorruption Programme’’. Frost, 28, was previously sanctioned under the sport’s anti-corruption programme for not co-operating with a TIU investigation. He was suspended from October, 2013, to September, 2014.