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Durbridge fell just short of his third consecutive title yesterday at the MARS Cycling Australian Road Cycling Championships in Burrumbeet.  >

Not that any year should be based solely on the subjective selection of a sports communication staffer but there would be few that could argue that 2013 will be fondly recalled due to the heroinesque performances of javelin thrower Kim Mickle.

WAIS cyclist Isabella King won a silver medal in the women's omnium at the 2013 Track National Omnium Championships in Melbourne.

Kookaburras coach Ric Charlesworth has named his 18 athlete squad for next month's inaugural Hero Hockey World League Finals tournament in Delhi, India.

WAIS Diving athlete Maddison Keeney has won an Australian Open Championship title in Sydney after claiming gold in the women's 1m.

The Australian Under 21 men's hockey team has finished fifth at the Junior World Cup after defeating Belgium in a penalty shootout following a 2-2 draw.

WAIS water polo athletes have been in action for the Australian school boys and school girls teams that are currently involved in a tri-series with New Zealand and South Africa in Sydney.

Kim Mickle has captured a memorable trifecta after being announced as the recipient of the 2013 ANZ Sports Star of the Year.

Swimming Australia has announced 15 Podium Centres for 2014 to provide a world's best training environment and support for our elite swimmers and coaches, as they push for international podium success in Glasgow, Rio, Tokyo 2020 and beyond.

Swimming in Western Australia has received a significant boost following the announcement that a Challenge Stadium based consortium spearheaded by the Western Australian Institute of Sport will be awarded Podium Performance Centre status as part of Swimming Australia's national direction towards achieving Australia's Winning Edge.