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WAIS athlete Tamsin Cook has made a bright start to the 2015 Australian Age Championships winning gold in girls' 16 years 200m butterfly.

WAIS triathlete Ryan Bailie has recorded a ninth placed finish at the WTS event on the Gold Coast last weekend.

Western Australian footballing great Collette McCallum has called time on her decorated career after pulling on the boots for the final time in a 1-1 draw against Scotland in Falkirk last Friday.

The high-flying West Coast Fever kept their unblemished record intact after recording an impressive 66-51 win over the Tactix in Blenheim on Sunday.

Mark Knowles' dramatic last minute equaliser from the penalty spot was ultimately not enough as the Kookaburras went down 3-1 to New Zealand in a shoot-out after the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup final ended 2-2 in regulation time.

At 30 years of age, Kim Mickle rates her career to date as a seven out of 10. She's achieved things in athletics that most could only dream of, but as the javelin star enters the peak of her career, she has goals written down for the next 18 months that would render that scale obsolete. If you think it's bravado, you don't know Kim Mickle.

WAIS swimmer Lennard Bremer has won a silver medal in the men's 200m breaststroke final at the 2015 Australian Swimming Championships in Sydney.

WAIS swimmer Brianna Throssell has become the first WA athlete to earn selection onto the Australian Dolphins team for this year's FINA World Championships in Russia.

WAIS athlete and Rio 2016 hopeful Matt Wearn has finished sixth in the men's laser event at the recent Trofeo Princesa Sofia Regatta in Palma, Spain.

Two goals from Australia's most capped player Jamie Dwyer and a last minute strike from Dylan Wotherspoon has helped the Kookaburras to a 3-2 win over hosts Malaysia at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.