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Four Western Australian hockey athletes have been named in the Kookaburras squad to tackle next month's Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.

When Perth hosts this weekend's opening cluster-round of the 2018 National Wheelchair Basketball League, it will similarly herald a new dawn for the sport in this state.

WA shooter Laura Coles will defend her Commonwealth title on the Gold Coast next month knowing the target is now on her back.

Ahead of next month's Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, there is one WA couple looking forward to competition more than most.

WA will have four sprint kayak athletes competing overseas at world championship level in 2018 following a successful campaign at the National Championships in Penrith.

A number of WAIS netball athletes have been selected in the 2018 Western Sting squad in preparation for the start of the season, in May.

A perfect start for the Kookaburras, at the Azlan Shah Cup, has allowed them to clinch a finals spot with one match still to play in the preliminary round.

Steve Bird will make his return to international competition in 2018 after he earned selection for the ICF World Cup series following a strong performance at last weekend's Selection Trials in Penrith.

WA will have two representatives in Australia's Powerlifting section at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games after Ben Wright and Nang Nguyen secured selection in the five-member squad this morning.