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WAIS rowing Performance Manager Antonio Maurogiovanni has suggested WA has a "bright" future in the sport after three athletes secured inclusion into the Australian Junior Rowing Team.

Swimming Australia will send a 15-strong Australia 'A' Team to Vancouver and Victoria Island in July and August to take on Canada and France across two meets designed to give more athletes vital international experience.

The West Coast Fever have recorded their lowest score in ANZ Championship history, in last night's 57-37 defeat at the hands of the Adelaide Thunderbirds.

The challenge is mighty, but the Australian women's gymnastics team are ready to face the much anticipated battle against the >

Westfield Matildas Head Coach Tom Sermanni has selected the 23 player squad to travel to Chengdu, China, to compete in the AFC Women's Asian Cup 2010 from 19-30 May.

The Hockeyroos appear on target to qualify for the 2010 World Cup, winning their first game of the World Cup Qualifier event against host nation Chile in Santiago on Sunday.

WAIS Individual Athlete Support Program (IASP) athlete Sutherlan Scudds has kicked off his Australian Fencing Federation campaign with a victory in the opening round of sabre competition in Melbourne over the weekend.

The West Coast Fever has limped from their 55-43 defeat at the hands of the New South Wales Swifts, with a number of injuries to key players.

Following successful summer campaigns for national champions Blair Evans and Reece Mainstone, their City of Perth and WAIS coach Matt Magee has been named on the Australian coaching team for the Pan Pacific Championships in California.

The Hockeyroos have been given a boost of confidence leading into their World Cup Qualifier event, defeating Chile 4-0 in Santiago, Chile.