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Today at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games – July 29

Ross Willox2022-07-30T14:32:07+08:0029 July 2022|Event Categories: Commonwealth Games|

WAIS has supported 46 athletes, making up 90% of the Western Australian athletes selected on the team. The first >

Ross Willox2022-07-22T20:12:04+08:0022 July 2022| Sport Categories: Athletics|

WAIS graduate Peter Bol has again raced his way in to the history books as the first ever Australian to >

Ross Willox2022-07-22T20:18:29+08:0022 July 2022| Sport Categories: Cycling|

The Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) and AusCycling are delighted to announce the relaunch of the WAIS Cycling >

Ross Willox2022-07-19T20:36:24+08:0019 July 2022| Sport Categories: Hockey|

Experience will be on the side of Jolie Sertorio, when she captains the Western Australian Team at the 2022 >

Ross Willox2022-07-18T13:24:31+08:0018 July 2022| Sport Categories: Athletics|

WAIS scholarship holder Nina Kennedy has claimed bronze at the 2022 World Athletics Championships, with her 4.80m clearance the highest >

Ross Willox2022-07-18T03:44:51+08:0018 July 2022| Sport Categories: Hockey|

The Hockeyroos including WAIS graduates Karri Somerville, Penny Squibb and Aleisha Power have staged a thrilling come from behind >

Ross Willox2022-07-17T19:46:49+08:0015 July 2022|Event Categories: Commonwealth Games| Sport Categories: Athletics|

T38 100m and 400m sprinter Rhiannon Clarke had an early taste for success, as the youngest medallist at the 2018 >

Ross Willox2022-07-19T17:18:32+08:0014 July 2022| Sport Categories: Hockey|

14 WAIS scholarship holders will represent Western Australia at the 2022 Hockey Australia U21 Championships at Perth Hockey Stadium, >

Ross Willox2022-07-17T19:12:49+08:0013 July 2022|Event Categories: Commonwealth Games| Sport Categories: Basketball , Wheelchair Basketball|

Wheelchair Basketball will make its Commonwealth Games debut, with WAIS scholarship holders Amber Merritt, Georgia Inglis and Jake Kavanagh >