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McConnell first since Cadel to win World Cup
Dual Olympian Daniel McConnell has become the first Australian man to win a cross-country World Cup since Cadel Evans in 2000, while compatriot Rachel Henderson took out the Under-23 title in an incredible weekend for Australian Mountain Bike.

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Aussie Gold Rush
The final day of the 2013 ICF World Cup 2 has concluded in Racice, Czech Republic, with Australia taking home two gold medals and two silver medals on the final day, with Wallace siblings Ken and Bernadette the stars.

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LaCaze earns Worlds start
Genevieve LaCaze earned a World Athletics Championships berth in style when she won the 3000m steeplechase at the Grand Prix de Atletismo in Puerto Rico in a personal best time.

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Sevens switch focus to World Cup
The Qantas Women’s Sevens have finished seventh at the Amsterdam Sevens to claim fifth spot overall in the inaugural IRB Women’s Sevens World Series.

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Women's Bobsleigh Blog
The Aussie Icebirds are hard at our off season training at the moment. We had a few weeks off after a gruelling 2012-2013 season, and now we have started back training again to begin the 10 month preparation leading up to Sochi!

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Danielle O'Brien's Blog
There is no better way to imagine my 24th birthday than marching under the Australian flag in the 2014 Sochi Olympic Opening Ceremony!

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Farrow puts best foot forward
Lying on the ground with his knee literally in pieces, John Farrow made a decision right there and then - he was going to the Olympics.

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Ten Network to Broadcast Sochi 2014
Ten Network Holdings has signed an agreement with the IOC to broadcast the XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

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Aussies complete clean sweep
Australia has completed a clean sweep of their six games in the women’s FINA World League Asia / Oceania qualifying tournament in Auckland with a 15-7 victory over New Zealand.

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