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Australia's speeding bullet Greta Small has had her first slip up at her debut Olympic Games after missing a gate in the Super G event at the Rosa Khutor Alpine Centre on Saturday.

It was a night of consistency for Australia's two women Skeleton competitors, Michelle Steele and Lucy Chaffer, in their last two runs at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics on Friday.

Relaxing while hurtling down the track at 130 km/h is the key to consistency for Australian Michelle Steele, with the completion of Run 1 and 2 in the women's Skeleton.

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WAIS athlete and Aussie young gun Greta Small has made a stunning Olympic debut finishing 15th in the Super Combined event at the Rosa Khutor Alpine Centre on Monday.

West Coast Fever hit the court for their first run with a full team under full match conditions on Sunday completing a 72-35 win over the Netball WA President's 12 team.

An inexperienced Aussie Sharks outfit has held on for a 12-10 victory over Russia in their one off test match at the UWA Pool in Perth.

WAIS cyclists Brad Linfield and Rob Power have been included on the 2014 Jayco-AIS World Tour Academy Team that will see them racing around the world as part of Australia's premiere development road cycling program.

Australian sliders Michelle Steele and Lucy Chaffer have given the Skeleton track the thumbs up after their first training runs of the Sochi Games.

WAIS pole vaulters Liz Parnov, Vicky Parnov and Henri Brown joined Sport and Recreation Minister Terry Waldron as he unveiled the new Mondo track that has been laid at the WA Athletics Stadium.