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The Western Australian Thundersticks charge in the 2011 Australian Hockey League appears on track after two wins at home in Perth in rounds 4 and 5 of the AHL.

In a move to further assist its athletes win Olympic and world championship medals, Rowing Australia has announced a number >

Kiel Week, Germany has been a great shake in for the Youth team into the European racing dynamic. The fleets are big, the days are long and the weather is tough! It was the standard Kiel summer with 14 degree days and 18 to 20 knot winds with massive rain squalls.

The Kookaburras have continued to be cautious with injuries, ruling out key players for an upcoming month long tour of Europe in order to make sure their team is strong in the long term.

Inaccuracy and a lapse in concentration by the Hockeyroos defence has seen New Zealand inflict a devastating 3-2 defeat to Australia at the 2011 Champions Trophy in Amsterdam, the Netherlands overnight.

The Matildas finished their preparations for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2011 with a powerful performance and 2-0 win against world number 10 England at the Porsche Stadion in Wolfsburg.

WAIS paddlers excelled at last weekend's International Ruhr Regatta in Bochum Germany as part of a strong Australian U23 Team. >

The Australian Sharks men's water polo team have bounced back to form with a 13-8 win over Canada in the second round robin match of their FINA World League finals campaign in Florence.

Cycling Australia is pleased to announce the junior riders to contest the 2011 UCI Road World Championships in Denmark and >

WAIS cycling coach Darryl Benson believes the future of Australian road cycling will be unveiled when WAIS pair Jessica Allen and Brad Lindfield compete at the UCI Junior Road World Championships in Denmark this September.