Maley Superb on Olympic Debut – Through to Semis
30 July 2012
Aussie paddler Kynan Maley has shaken his Olympic nerves to produce a fine day of qualification runs in the men's C1 slalom and progress to the semi-final stage of the London Olympics.
Mitchell and Little Qualify for Apparatus Finals
30 July 2012
Australia's women gymnasts have been eliminated from the final round of the teams competition after qualifying 10th overnight, but both Lauren Mitchell and Emily Little will contest apparatus finals later in competition.
Brave Aussies Beaten by Clinical Argentines
30 July 2012
WAIS volleyball athlete Luke Smith and the Australian team staged a brave fight, but the team of Olympic debutants could >
Australian 4x100m Relay Men Suffer Shock Loss
30 July 2012
The much fancied Australian men's 4x100m relay team has failed to live up to the pre-Olympic hype, after finishing fourth >
Women’s Eight Finish Second in Heat – Progress to Repechage
30 July 2012
Australia's self-titled women's eight "Motley Crew" made its London bow at the Olympic regatta where it faced women's eight world >
Women’s Eight Finish Second in Heat – Progress to Repechage
30 July 2012
Australia's self-titled women's eight "Motley Crew" made its London bow at the Olympic regatta where it faced women's eight world >
Monday’s day of W.A.I.S awesomeness!
30 July 2012
A little re-cap on our W.A.I.S athletes from Sunday. Lauren Mitchell and Emily Little from gymnastics BOTH made individual >
Van Nus Misses Final
29 July 2012
WAIS athlete Robyn Van Nus attributed a slow start to her missing the final of the women's 10m Air Rifle at the London Olympic Games one Saturday.
Skipworth and Cureton Second in Lightweight Four Heat
29 July 2012
WAIS rowing athletes Todd Skipworth and Ben Cureton have made an encouraging start to their 2012 London Olympic Games campaign, >
London2012: Day Two Preview
29 July 2012
Sunday Sunday Sunday! Day two of the games and we have lots of WAIS representatives ready to strut their stuff >
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