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Tough skater won’t give up on Sochi
FIGURE SKATING: Sydneysider Cheltzie Lee skated into the hearts of Australians when she was just 16 years old. As our only figure skater at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Lee produced two huge personal best performances to finish an impressive 20th overall.

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Biggest marathon team heads to Moscow
More Australians than ever will battle it out in the marathon at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow after Athletics Australia today confirmed nine Aussies will race one of the toughest events in sport.

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Hockeyroos target World Cup qualification
The Australian women's hockey team welcomes a blend of youth and experience as they head to Europe for next month’s Hockey World League with the aim of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup.

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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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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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