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The Western Australian Sting started its 2011 Australian Netball League campaign in Hobart last weekend with a win and a >

WAIS-AIS scholarship holders Cameron and Travis Meyer have been unveiled along with Australian Cyclones teammate Jack Bobridge as the first signings for the Australian Professional road team GreenEDGE Cyling.

The WA Thundersticks will enter finals week in prime confidence after defeating Tasmania and New South Wales in their final group stage matches of the 2011 AHL season.

In mid-August the world's finest and most talented canoe sprint athletes will compete at this year's ICF Sprint World Championships at the picturesque and iconic location of Szeged, Hungary.

WAIS cycling's generation next has provided an exciting glimpse of things to come with some impressive results domestically over the >

The WA Thundersticks are preparing for a title challenge at next week's AHL Finals Week, with the team currently sitting >

The Australian Junior Rowing Team tonight will commence its 2011 World Junior Rowing Championships campaign at Eton Dorney, England.

Athletics Australia have named a 47-strong Flame team for the IAAF world championships in Daegu (KOR), 27 August - 4 September, to be led by reigning world champion WAIS athlete Steve Hooker.

Australian sailors are busy making final preparations for the Weymouth and Portland International Regatta, the official test event for the London 2012 Olympic Games.

After a number of international achievements with the Hungarian and New Zealand national women's water polo teams, Peter Szilagyi is settled into Australian lifestyle and into his role at WAIS as head of the women's program.