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WAIS athletes Jesse Phillips (Rivervale) and Steve Bird (Mount Pleasant) produced a personal best in finishing fourth in the B Final of the K2 200m at the World Canoe Sprint Championships in Poznan, Poland recently.

West Coast Fever star defender Susan Fuhrmann has continued her rapid rise through the netball ranks and was today named in the Australian Diamonds squad to travel to Delhi for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

The United States of America crushed Australia's dreams of retaining its FINA World Cup women's water polo crown in Christchurch recently.

WAIS track and field athletes were in action over the weekend, with Steve Hooker, Ben Offereins and Jody Henry all competing in Europe.

Madison De Rozario has for some time now been considered the best female junior track racer in the world, but >

The Hockeyroos, featuring five WAIS athletes, will enter the Women's World Cup full of confidence after pushing tournament favourites Argentina to >

A track record that reads 40 medals and nine world champions since the Junior World Championships were introduced in 2005, would suggest that the Western Australian Institute of Sport's Cycling Program knows a thing or two about developing young talent.

WAIS-AIS athletes Jesse Phillips and Steve Bird will compete in the sprint kayak World Championships in Poznan, Poland this weekend.

Five WAIS-AIS athletes have been named in the Australian Commonwealth Games cycling team for New Delhi.

Western Australian Institute of Sport swimmer Blair Evans has won her first individual medal at a major championship after taking bronze in the women's 200m freestyle in a new personal best time.