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WAIS Commonwealth Games bound diver Maddison Keeney has warmed up for her Glasgow Games debut with a bronze medal in the women's 3m synchro with Australian partner Anabelle Smith at a World Cup meet in China.

Western Australian swimming icon Eamon Sullivan has called time on a decorated career that has seen him represent Australia at three Olympic Games, after succumbing to a shoulder complaint that forced him to withdraw from this year's Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

The Western Sting have made a solid start to the 2014 Australian Netball League after recording two wins and a loss from their first round of fixtures.

WAIS netball scholarship holders Shae Bolton and Courtney Bruce have re-signed with ANZ Championship club West Coast Fever on multiple year contracts.

Western Australian Institute of Sport cyclist Michael Storer has been named on the Australian team for the 2014 UCI Junior Road World Championships in Ponferrada, Spain.

The Australian Rollers are the 2014 IWBF World Wheelchair Basketball Champions after defeating the USA 63-57 in the final to secure back-to-back titles in South Korea today.

The remarkable rise of Australian para-triathlete and Wheelchair Sports WA member Brant Garvey doesn't appear to be slowing at all.

Australia's Junior, U23 and senior world championship representatives enjoyed a perfect preparation for their upcoming titles over the weekend, with WAIS athletes medalling across all age levels at the Auronzo International Regatta in Italy.

WAIS cyclist Michael Storer won the U19 Men's Criterium title on the weekend after a successful breakaway at the national road championships in Canberra.

The Australian Rollers have gone undefeated through the first phase of games at the 2014 IWBF World Wheelchair Basketball Championship in South Korea, defeating Italy 65-45 on Tuesday.