Hooker in Form in Germany
29 June 2010
Australian Flame captain and world, Olympic, world indoor and Commonwealth Games champion Steve Hooker made a winning return to competition at the DAK Leichtathletik Gala in Wattenscheid, Germany, at the weekend, two weeks out from his return to the IAAF Diamond League action in Lausanne (SUI).
Late Drama Earns Hockeyroos Four Nations Win
28 June 2010
A goal to Hockeyroos striker and AIS-WAIS athlete Ashleigh Nelson with only 10 seconds remaining has seen Australia draw withGermany and win the 4 nations tournament in Essen, Germany overnight.
Wilson Edged by a Fingernail in 10km Open Water Classic
26 June 2010
After two hours and 17 minutes, an inside track and a fingernail was all that separated Belinda Bennett and WAIS >
Hockeyroos Bounce Back to Form
25 June 2010
The Hockeyroos have bounced back in the best way possible following their recent 6-2 defeat at the hands of Germany, defeating the Germans 4-2 overnight in Essen, Germany.
Germany Put Hockeyroos to the Sword
23 June 2010
Despite scoring in the first minute of the match, the Hockeyroos have been overwhelmed by Germany during the first of their two test series overnight in Germany.
Two WAIS Athletes Bound for Shooting World Champs
23 June 2010
Australian International Shooting Limited has named a strong 37-person squad to compete at the 2010 ISSF World Shooting Championships in Munich, Germany.
Fever End Season on High Note
22 June 2010
The West Coast Fever has ended the Queensland Firebirds' finals aspirations once again, with a 67-59 upset win.
WAIS Open Water Swimmer Brooke Wilson Wins Silver
22 June 2010
Australia has started the 2010 Oceania Swimming Championships with a double-double, winning gold and silver in both the men's and >
Hockeyroos Held by England
21 June 2010
The Hockeyroos have been unable to reproduce their winning form again Great Britain, drawing 1-1 over the weekend in England.
WAIS Rower in World Cup Action in Germany
21 June 2010
WAIS athlete Todd Skipworth and his men's lightweight four crew finished fifth in the final of the World Cup 2 event in Germany this weekend.
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