WAIS Rowers Compete at U23 World Champs
25 July 2011
Australia's women's quad scull flew the flag for the Australian Under 23 Rowing Team with a bronze medal at the Under 23 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, Holland.
Kookaburras Suffer Defeat to Spain in Four Nations Clash
25 July 2011
The Kookaburras have finished off their Four Nations tournament with a disappointing 2-1 loss to Spain in Monchengladbach, Germany. The >
Stingers Punish Uzbekistan 27-2
22 July 2011
The Australian Stingers have crushed women's water polo minnows Uzbekistan 27-2 in their final group stage game of the FINA World Championships in Shanghai.
Kookaburras Downed by the Dutch
22 July 2011
An undermanned Kookaburras team has suffered a heavy loss to old rivals the Netherlands overnight, going down 6-1 in game >
U23 Rowing World Champs Set to Start in Amsterdam
21 July 2011
Australia's next generation of rowers will ply their trade this week as they contest the Under 23 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (July 20-24).
Sharks Defeat Hosts China 12-7 to Continue Perfect Start
21 July 2011
Australia's men's water polo team, the Australian Sharks, has used a seven goal final quarter blitz to come from behind and defeat host nation China 12-7 at the FINA World Championships in Shanghai.
WAIS Wheelchair Basketball Duo into Gold Medal Match
21 July 2011
The Australian U25 Women's Wheelchair basketball team has won through to the Gold Medal match of the 2011 U25 Women's Wheelchair World Championship, after accounting for the host-nation Canada in their semi final clash.
Stingers Thrash Trans Tasman Rivals 12-4 at World Champs
20 July 2011
The Australian Stingers women's water polo team has bounced back at the FINA World Championships in Shanghai by trouncing Trans Tasman rivals New Zealand 12-4.
Hooker to Compete for First Time in 2011
20 July 2011
WAIS athlete and pole vault star Steve Hooker will make his first appearance in competition for 2011 at this Friday's Monaco Diamond League meet.
Mainstone Misses Out
20 July 2011
WAIS open water swimmer Rhys Mainstone has missed out on an opportunity to book himself an Olympic Games spot, after finishing outside the top ten in the 10km event at the 2011 World Championships in Shanghai.
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