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WAIS Swimmer Tamsin Cook has made a big splash at the 2014 Australian Age Championships in Sydney taking gold in the 400m freestyle.

WAIS diving athlete Maddison Keeney has been officially announced onto the Australian Diving team for the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

WAIS swimmers have returned some impressive medal winning performances on the opening two nights of competition at the 2014 Age National Championships in Sydney.

The WA 17U and 19U teams have returned to Perth following an intense week of competition at the Age National Championships that saw the sides finish fifth and fourth respectively in one of the tightest fought contests in recent years.

South has recorded victory in both men's and women's All Star clashes on the weekend, with both matches highlighted by top quality water polo.

The Hockeyroos concluded their New Zealand campaign in the finals against Argentina walking out with their heads held high after playing a fast paced and high intensity match, but ultimately went down 3-0 to Argentina in the final.

They are the Gold, Silver and Bronze prizes that are the focus of training and commitment for 4,500 athletes across the Commonwealth and to mark 100 Days to Go to the Opening Ceremony, the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Medals were revealed to the public for the first time.

A stroke of genius by coach Norma Plummer threw up an unlikely hero in helping West Coast Fever deliver a captivating 48-42 win over Queensland Firebirds in Perth on Sunday.

WAIS diving athlete Maddison Keeney has staked her claim for Commonwealth Games selection after posting a dominant win at the 2014 Selection Trials in Melbourne, with a performance that would have won the 17 year-old a world title at last year's Championships.

The foundations are literally being laid for Western Australian sporting success at Rio and beyond, with the pouring of the main slab for the new $33.7million WAIS High Performance Service Centre at Mount Claremont this week.