WAIS Kayakers Preparing for World Cup 2
17 May 2011
This weekend will see WAIS athletes compete in World Cup 2 in Racice, Czech Republic against 45 countries.
Mitchell Sixth in World Cup Return
17 May 2011
WAIS-AIS gymnast Lauren Mitchell has made her first international appearance since returning from an ankle injury, with a sixth place finish on the un-even bars at the Moscow World Cup.
Golden Girls Reunite For Olympic Dream
16 May 2011
Two of Australia's most successful female sailors have teamed up for a shot at Gold at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
WAIS Swimmers Head for the Heights for World Champs Edge
16 May 2011
A number of WAIS swimmers have begun high-altitude training at a 28-day swim camp in Mexico ahead of the World Championships in Shanghai, China in July.
Kookaburras Crowned Azlan Shah Champions
16 May 2011
The Kookaburras have added the 2011 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup to their extensive trophy cabinet after recording a golden goal 3-2 win over Pakistan in the final in Malaysia.
McCallum Goal Earns Matildas Victory
16 May 2011
The Matildas have claimed a 2-1 victory over New Zealand in their international friendly in front of a healthy crowd of 2,866 on a beautiful Sunday afternoon at Bluetongue Stadium in Gosford.
Matildas Waltz to 3-0 Win Over Kiwis
13 May 2011
The Matildas began their final preparations for next month's FIFA Women's World Cup in Germany by cruising to a 3-0 win over New Zealand at Bluetongue Stadium in Gosford during the week.
Kookaburras Book Azlan Shah Final Spot
13 May 2011
The Kookaburras booked themselves a place in the final of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup after they defeated Great Britain 2-1 inMalaysia on Thursday evening.The match was a top of the table clash between the Kookaburras and Great Britain, and certainly lived up to all expectations.
Kookaburras Move Top of Azlan Shah Standings
12 May 2011
The Kookaburras defeated Korea 4-2 in their fourth Sultan Azlan Shah Cup match to move to the top of the >
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12 May 2011
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