News

Day three of the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games is now done and dusted bringing a number of successes for all of Western Australia's competitors whether it be in the pool, on the track, on the court or on the field.

Commonwealth Games debutant, Brianna Throssell has claimed bronze on the second day of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre.

The 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games are off to a flying start and our Western Australian athletes have well and truly made their mark bringing home both a gold and a bronze medal on day one of competition.

WA diver Teju Williamson has been elevated to the Commonwealth Games Diving Team following devastating news for South Australia's Taneka Kovchenko requiring her to retire from diving with immediate effect.

After debuting for the Hockeyroos in June last year, WAIS hockey athlete Georgia Wilson saw her career slam to a halt as she suffered an injury to her left ACL earlier this year.

Despite an eventful 2016-2018 series, Western Australia's Emily Little has claimed gold in the floor competition of the International Gymnastics Federation's Individual Apparatus World Cup Series.

With the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games fast approaching, we've put together 10 WA headlines that you might be reading through April.

With the 2018 Sydney International Rowing Regatta currently underway, WA's competing talent have registered some encouraging performances.

Two West Australian surfers have been awarded WAIS scholarships following a partnership reached between Surfing WA and WA Institute of Sport.

Three of Western Australia's track and field representatives have tuned up for next month's Commonwealth Games with competition at the Sydney Grand Prix.