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The in-form West Coast Fever completed a clean sweep against New Zealand teams after posting a 54-49 win against the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic in Perth last Sunday.

The Australian women's water polo team, the Aussie Stingers, have edged out Canada 5-4 to finish atop their group, and >

The Aussie Stingers have sent a warning to their international rivals after dominating Japan 17-6 in their opening game of the FINA World League Intercontinental tournament in Auckland New Zealand.

WAIS sailors Colin Harrison and Russell Boaden have won a silver medal at the weekend's ISAF Sailing World Cup in France, whilst David Gilmour and his crew Rhys Mara have moved their world ranking to number one in the 49er class.

WAIS cyclist Michael Storer has claimed time trial and road race victories at Cycling Australia's Junior Moutain Climb Championships at Mt Buffalo.

Racing got underway at the ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyères on Wednesday across ten Olympic and two Paralympic classes.Highlighting the >

Premier Colin Barnett and the Minister for Sport and Recreation Mia Davies have this morning officially opened the $33.73 million WAIS High Performance Service Centre in Mt Claremont.

Western Australia has had five athletes named on the Australian 19/U national squad following last week's age championships in Sydney.

A late penalty corner drag flick goal from Jodie Kenny secured the Hockeyroos a 3-2 victory in the final of the 2015 Hawke's Bay Cup over hosts New Zealand.

WAIS open water swimmer Rhys Mainstone has won the third open water swimming World Cup of the year, taking out the 10km marathon event in Noumea last weekend.