
WAIS Sailors Nominated for Top Awards
27 October 2016
Western Australian Institute of Sport athletes have been shortlisted for major honours at the 2016 Australian Sailing Awards.

Rio Review – Adam Deans Talks to Inside WAIS about his Rio Experience
27 October 2016
28 year-old Adam Deans competed in his first Paralympic Games in Rio as a member of the Australian men's wheelchair basketball team.

Diamonds Retain the Constellation Cup
25 October 2016
The Australian Diamonds have finished off the Constellation Cup with another tight game, beating New Zealand 49-45 in Invercargill on Thursday, to take out the series.

WAIS Athletes Recognised at Jill McIntosh Medal Dinner
25 October 2016
Last Friday at the Netball WA Jill McIntosh Medal Dinner a number of WAIS athletes were rewarded for their performances over the 2016 season.

Meyer Named on Track World Cup Team
25 October 2016
Western Australian cyclist, Cameron Meyer has been named as part of Australia's Track World Cup team ahead of the opening rounds of the UCI Track World Cup in November.

Diamonds Back to Winning Ways
18 October 2016
The Australian Diamonds have taken the win over the New Zealand Silver Ferns in match three of the Constellation Cup on Saturday.

Kookaburras Announced Ahead of International Competition
18 October 2016
Four Western Australian men's hockey athletes were announced yesterday as part of the two Kookaburras squads set to travel to Auckland and Melbourne in November to compete against International competition.

Sam Welsford Wins WAIS Athlete of the Year
17 October 2016
The Western Australian Institute of Sport crowned cyclist Sam Welsford as the 2016 WAIS Athlete of the Year at its Annual Dinner at HBF Stadium last Saturday.

WA 1967-68 State Cricket Team Inducted to the WA Hall of Champions
17 October 2016
Western Australia staged a remarkable comeback to defy the odds and win the Sheffield Shield cricket competition in the 1967-68 season.

Tully Bevilaqua Joins WA’s Hall of Champions
17 October 2016
From the outdoor courts in the WA Wheatbelt town of Merredin, Tully Bevilaqua (Crook) took her game to the very pinnacle of her sport.

