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Three of Australia's leading medal chances in shooting at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi have struck form at Australia >

On a bright sunny day on the Tyne River, two traditional rivals came together for a non-traditional battle of street athletics. In a two hour showcase, defending champions England edged past Australia on the line to finish with the Bupa Great North City Games trophy five points to four. It was second consecutive win for the English team but it was an immense battle and an outstanding display of athletics for the parochial crowd.

The West Coast Fever have named a youthful side for the 2011 ANZ Championship, including the younger sister of star defender Josie Janz, Alicia.

The Australian Commonwealth Games Association have today announced the 16-player Australian women's hockey squad, with the team looking more than capable of defending their 2006 gold medal when they compete in Delhi this October.

In front of a fantastic crowd out at Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre, Australia have taken out the last game of a four match test Series against Argentina taking them to three wins and one draw for the Series against the world number eleven.

Australia's World Cup dreams have come to an end after losing to Germany 1-0 today in Argentina.

WAIS-AIS athletes Jesse Phillips (Rivervale) and Steve Bird (Mt Pleasant) continued on with their successful overseas campaign with a win in the K2 class of the Liffey Descent in Ireland over the weekend.

Western Australian Institute of Sport cyclist Luke Durbridge claimed an impressive win in an elite U23 road time trial last >

Western Australian Institute of Sport swimmer Travis Nederpelt caused a major upset at the 41st Annual Waikiki Roughwater Swim in Hawaii this week, finishing ahead of the pack to claim his first international open water win.

WAIS diving athlete Maddison Keeney competed overnight at the Junior World Diving Championships in Tucson, Arizona.