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In a dramatic final at the World League in Rotterdam, the Kookaburras came out on the wrong side of an enthralling 2-2 draw and a sudden death shoot out against Belgium.

Following their comprehensive victory over Spain 24 hours earlier, the Hockeyroos came from behind to share the spoils with hosts England at the Investec World League tournament in London.

WAIS athletes Stephen Bird, Jesse Phillips, Alana Nicholls, Brodie Holmes and Brock Ingram have been selected in a 24-member Australian Canoeing squad for the 2013 Canoe Sprint World Championships in Duisburg, Germany.

AIS-WAIS cyclist Melissa Hoskins has been selected for her first attempt at the Giro Rosa with the Olympian to ride for Orica-AIS as the team's specialist sprinter.

The West Coast Fever ended its 2013 season with a 30 goal defeat at Hisense Arena against the Melbourne Vixens last weekend.

Western Australian Institute of Sport cyclist Cameron Meyer has been selected to ride in the 100th edition of the Tour de France after earning inclusion in the nine-member Orica-GreenEDGE team.

A clinical first half display helped the Kookaburras seal a semi-final berth at the Hockey World League and, in doing so, a place at the 2014 World Cup in The Hague thanks to a 5-1 victory over India in Rotterdam.

The Perth Wheelcats have made a dream start to the 2013 National Wheelchair Basketball League with two wins over their 2012 NWBL conquerors the Wollongong Rollerhawks.

The West Coast Fever has equalled its season wins club record with a 68-56 win in Perth over the Southern Steel.

The Kookaburras recorded a comfortable 7-1 win over France in their World League clash with Australian great Jamie Dwyer hitting five goals for the match.