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Sponsors and Supporters

Trigg Island SLSC (Inc) wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the following sponsors and supporters.

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Trigg Art Club

Karrinyup

Bronze Sponsors

Avenell Family

Other Sponsors & Supporters

Liza Harvey George Strickland North Beach Lions Club

Trigg Finance Office National Balcatta

Outsmart Ross Hood &

Commercial Stationery

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Table of Contents Sponsors and Supporters 2

Table of Contents 3

Trigg Island SLSC Inc Office Bearers 2016/17 Season 4

Minutes of the 2016 Annual General Meeting 7

Attendance at Board Meetings 10

Directorate Reports 11

President 11

Club Captain 13

Director of Finance & Administration 14

Director of Life Saving & Education 18

Youth Manager 21

Director of Surf Sports 23

Blue Hole Club 25

Director of Marketing & Promotions 26

Director of Junior Activities 29

List of Members 31

Patrol Captains & Vice-Captains 47

Member Patrol Hours 48

Club Award Winners 52

Australian Pool Rescue Championships 53

Australian Championships 54

Australian Masters’ Championships 56

Club Championships 58

WA State Open Championships 59

WA State Endurance Championships 65

WA State Masters’ Championships 66

WA Junior State Championships 68

SLSA Awards 70

Financial Statements and Independent Auditors Report… 73

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Trigg Island SLSC Inc Office Bearers 2017/18 Season

Patron His Worship – The Mayor of Stirling

Giovanni Italiano

Vice Patrons Michael Keenan M.H.R.

Liza Harvey M.L.A.

Cr Karen Caddy

Trustees Allan Porteus

Frank Parlevliet

Honorary Medical Officer Marianne O’Shea

Honorary Legal Officer

Club Book Keeper Barnett’s Book Keeping

Honorary External Auditor Michael Cooper Optima Audit

Annual Report Editor Brian Carthew

Life Membership Committee Frank Parlevliet

Allan Porteus

Andrew Goss

David Somers

Hall Committee Frank Parlevliet

Allan Porteus

Disciplinary Committee Vice President (Ex-Officio)

Constitution Committee Andrew Goss

Allan Porteus

David Somers

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PRESIDENT Shane Bowbridge

VICE PRESIDENT Daniel Humble

CLUB CAPTAIN Daniel Humble

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Norman Waldeck

Club Administrator Bronwyn Meldrum

Registrar Gloria McBride

Assets Officers Not filled

House Manager Ashley Palmer

Bar Manager Anthony O'Shea

Licensee Allan Porteus

DIRECTOR OF LIFESAVING & EDUCATION Carl Stoffers

Lifesaving Manager John Rhatigan

Patrol Officer Shaun Jessop

First Aid Officer David Reid

IRB Officer Steve Glossop

Communication Officer David Somers

Lifesaving Assets Officer Paul Attenborough

Education Manager Carolyn Ryan

Bronze Coordinator Carolyn Ryan

SRC Coordinator Bryan Gibbs

Proficiency Coordinator Gabrielle Jolliffe

Patrol Education Not filled

Specialist Awards Coordinator Nick Journet

Assessors’ Coordinator Not Filled

Youth Manager

Under 14 Officer

Jenny Taylor

Not filled

Under 15 Officer Rob Innocent

Under 17 Officer Davinya Ferguson

Under 19 Officer Not filled

DIRECTOR OF SURF SPORTS Ceris Graham

Board Captain Blake Allsopp

Boat Captain Rodney Bennett/Darren Mills

Ski Captain Brad Hibben

Swim Captain Not filled

Beach Captain Not Filled

Masters’ Captain Reg Beaton

R&R Captain Not Filled

IRB Captain

Lifesaving Events Captain Lauren Jolliffe

Pool Rescue Captain Bronwyn Meldrum

Competition Officer (Intra-Club) Not Filled

Competition Officer (Inter-Club) Norm Waldeck

March Past Captain Norman Gibbs

Coaching Coordinator Carolyn Ryan

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Officials’ Coordinator Carol Gibbs

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Jacqueline Eley

Merchandise Officer (Shop Co-ordinator) Marie Waldeck

Sponsorship Coordinator Not Filled

Fundraising Coordinator Not Filled

Publicity Officer Not Filled

Newsletter Editor Lynne Whittle

Webmaster Paul Ballardin

DIRECTOR OF JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Rowan Caren

Under 6 Officers Melinda Musham, Risma Price & Matt Taylor

Under 7 Officers Donna Zaffino & Bernard Clark

Under 8 Officers Adam Yeo & Deanne Kallarn

Under 9 Officers Robert Walker & Alex Cheeseman

Under 10 Officers Hayden Marchetto

Under 11 Officers Nick Straight & Sam McManis

Under 12 Officer Paul Ballardin

Under 13 Officers Chris Davies & Karen Beazley

Junior Equipment Manager Peter Taylor

Junior Lifesaving & Education Manager Bryan Gibbs

Junior Coaching & Competition Manager Jeremy Hunter

Junior Water Safety Coordinator Kevin Edwards

Junior Function Coordinators Not Filled

Junior Administration Officer Susan Hancy

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Minutes of the 2017 Annual General Meeting

MINUTES Trigg Island

Surf Life Saving Club Inc.

Annual General Meeting

Held: 16th June 2017

ITEM 1 Attendance

1.1 Present: 54 Members as per the Registration Book

1.2 Apologies: Peter McDonald, Arthur Smith, Marianne O’Shea, Doug Carter, Vicki Wray-Watts,

Nick Journet

1.3 Guests: Nil

ITEM 2 Opening and Confirmation of Previous Minutes

2.1 Meeting opened at 6.30pm. President Shane Bowbridge in the chair opened the meeting

and welcome Life Members present: Allan Porteus, Frank

Parlevliet, Justin Meldrum, Gloria McBride, David Somers,

Norm Waldeck, Mike Cook, Andrew Goss, David Motteram,

Brian Carthew and Cas Ryan.

2.2 Presentation of Service Pins Were awarded to Vickie Savage 30 years

David Headling 30 years

2.3 Minutes of the 2015/16 AGM were

confirmed as a correct record.

Moved B Carthew

Seconded M Doick

Carried

2.4 Declaration of Conflict of Interest. Nil

ITEM 3 Receipt and Adoption of the 2016/17 Annual Report and Financial Statements

3.1 Adoption of the 2016/17 Annual Report

and Financial Statements.

Moved A Porteus

Seconded N Bowie

Carried

3.2 The President presented the Annual Report, asked the meeting if there were any questions to any Directors.

3.3 Financial Report – Director of Finance and Administration spoke to the Finance Report to explain to members

why the report must be at a higher level of reporting.

Season 2016/17 saw another tight year with strong financial control and the club functioned well.

We saw a profit of $3,305 compared to a deficit the previous season which meant we improved our position.

Norm explained financials in quite some detail.

The important thing is that the 30th April 2017 the club had a cash flow position of $247k and this is a good

position to be in because the concern is that grants and sponsorship can stop at any stage and the club needs

to be cautious with money for financial sustainability.

Future considerations are:

Vehicle – coming into the final year of a grant and need to decide on whether to replace the vehicle.

City of Stirling could potentially reduce grant if there is an increase of paid lifeguards.

Repairs and Maintenance – need to consider painting the facility and review storage.

Lifesaving equipment needs to be reviewed and a replacement plan put into place, including IRB hulls and

motors.

Asked for questions from the floor

Brian Carthew wished to compliment the Board of Directors on a healthy set of Financials especially to Norm

and Jackie.

The President commented that is was great to have the club in this position as many clubs along the coast

are not.

ITEM 4 Auditor’s Report

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4.1 The auditor’s report, was included in the Annual Report, was noted by the Members.

Norm Waldeck introduced our new Auditor, Michael Cooper from Optima Audit to the meeting.

The Auditor was pleased to report that auditing went well and that the club had good processes in place.

The Incorporation Act had changed – WA has caught up with everyone else and that there was a new way

to present the financials.

Due to these changes the financials needed to report Depreciation differently. The building renovations had

never been depreciated and so will show in the current financials. Buildings depreciate at a much larger rate

that equipment.

ITEM 5 Election of Office Bearers

5.1 All positions were declared vacant.

Shane then read the list of nominations received by the close of nominations

All valid nominations for office bearers

having no more than one candidate, all

were elected unopposed.

Moved B Carthew

Seconded J Taylor

Carried

5.3 President Shane Bowbridge advised those present that there were quite a few roles not filled and any further

nominations will be appointed by the Board of Directors.

5.4 Shane thanked all Club Officers for their hard work throughout the clubs very successful season.

The club completed 116 rescues which was a third of the WA state total, a fantastic effort by the Lifesaving

and Education areas with training our members.

The Financial position of the club a lot stronger than previous years

Competition – can’t do much ore with the fantastic results

It has been a big team effort.

Shane thanked the Board for their support throughout the year, they all worked with one goal to make the

club better.

ITEM 6 Appointment of Patron and Vice-Patrons

6.1 Patron Mayor G. Italiano accepted the position.

6.2 Vice-Patrons Mrs Harvey MLA, Cr. Caddy and Mr M. Keenan MHR all

accepted the position as Vice-Patrons.

ITEM 7 Appointment of Trustees

7.1 The Trustees Mr A. Porteus and Mr F. Parlevliet had all agreed to continue in the role.

ITEM 8 Appointment of Medical Officer, Legal Officer, Club Accountant and Auditor

8.1 Hon. Medical Officer Marianne O’Shea

8.2 Hon. Legal Officer To be confirmed.

ITEM 9 Election of Life Members

Frank Parlevliet, chairperson of the Life Members Committee gave a breakdown of what this committee

does. They maintain the 15 and 25 years club service board and recognise members who are due SLSWA

service awards. Life Membership is the highest honour a club can bestow on a member

Today we have 3 nominations and urge you to vote yes to these:

Paul Attenborough

Warren Vanalopulos

John Rhatigan

Frank asked that the meeting appoint the following members to act as scrutineers of the vote

Allan Porteus, Cas Ryan, Paul Lynch and Justin Meldrum

Moved

Seconded

J Taylor

N Bowie

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Carried

9.1 Paul Attenborough Citation Read

Vote took place

Congratulation on being elected

9.2 Warren Vanalopulos Citation Read

Vote took place

Congratulation on being elected

9.3 John Rhatigan Citation Read

Vote took place

Congratulation on being elected

Frank thanked members for their input and encouraged all to make nominations to the Life Members

Committee.

ITEM 10 General Business

10.1 Rod Bennett After being at Aussies it would be nice to have a club

membership card to be able to show when entering other surf

clubs. The Board will look at this.

10.3 Neil Bowie Is concerned that the Hall looks very stark compared to other

surf clubs and would like to see if there is any way to display

memorabilia without impacting on private bookings

10.3 Rod Bennett Different office bearers reports were no longer in the Annual

Report and would like to see it back to help with the history

of the club

There being no further business the meeting closed at 7.30pm

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Attendance at Board Meetings

After the 2017/18 AGM and prior to printing the Annual Report the Board held eleven meetings with a valid

quorum. Of the Board meetings with a quorum, attendance was as follows.

Position Name Eligible Attended Apologies

President S Bowbridge 11 11 0

Dir. Finance & Admin N. Waldeck 11 11 0

Club Captain D. Humble 11 10 1

Dir. Lifesaving & Education C Stoffers 11 9 2

Dir. Surf Sports C Graham 11 8 3

Dir. Marketing J. Eley 11 11 0

Director Juniors R Caren 10 6 4

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Directorate Reports

President

Once again Trigg Island SLSC has had a season to be proud of, with many outstanding achievements. We performed with distinction and proved that we are one of the most successful Clubs in Australia. Administration Increase in membership of 14% Financially stable with no debt Investment in Gym equipment and upgrading outdoor furniture and awnings Life Saving 6175 patrol hours over 118 patrols 54 rescues 868 preventative actions 33 Bronze Awards 69 SRC Awards 24 Advanced Resuscitation Awards 16 IRB Crew Awards 6 IRB Drivers Awards Competition Open State Champions by over 800 points Open State Championship Handicap Masters’ State Championship runner-up Masters’ Australian Championship runner-up Australian Championships, outstanding results in the Open, Youth and Masters Juniors State Champions Results like this don’t just happen without a lot of effort and hard work. They are the result of many dedicated members. Our club’s success comes from the commitment of our volunteers. Whether it’s as patrol member, office bearer, workers in the kitchen or bar, training, assessing, coaching or team/age managers there is an enormous contribution from many members. The Life Saving department continue to work tirelessly to ensure that our members are trained and qualified. Our dedicated trainers and assessors work incredibly hard to requalify and train our members. Our beach needs trained and vigilant Lifesavers, so the work performed by our life saving area is invaluable. It is important that we remain focused on maintaining Life Saving services on our beach. Our Surf Sport area continues to excel. We have a proud tradition in surf sport. To win the State Titles by such a considerable margin is a credit to our competitors, coaches and team managers. Data provided by SLSWA confirms member retention rates are higher when members are involved with Surf Sport and the figures show Trigg’s retention rates are higher that most clubs. The Junior area once again made a considerable contribution. The weather did not assist the Junior Section, with the majority of Sundays being cool. There is an incredible amount of hard work required to run the Junior Section. Thanks to the Junior Committee for providing a great environment for our Junior members to start their Lifesaving journey. The Board appreciates the work done by the Age Group Managers and volunteers who make this area such a success.

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The Board has continued to adopt a conservative approach to finance with a greater emphasis on volunteers to support functions and activities. The Club is debt free and presently trading in a strong position. It is important to remember that we are a club of volunteers and we need to rely on that to be financially strong. I would like to acknowledge the effort of the Board over the last season. Their dedication has been greatly

appreciated. This Board has been extremely hard working and diligent in the governance of the Club. My thanks

also to the families of the Board for their support and the work that they do for the Club and Bronwyn our Club

Administrator who has again been invaluable in looking after the club’s day-to-day operations as well as taking

on numerous voluntary duties around the Club.

Special thanks to Norm Waldeck who is standing down after 3 years. Norm has done an outstanding job in the

Finance and Administration portfolio as well as Team Management as well as cooking and assisting in the

kitchen.

Trigg has a proud tradition and we consistently “punch above our weight”. There are many members who voluntarily contribute to making Trigg SLSC a very successful club. Thank you all.

Shane Bowbridge

Jake Smith

Member of Australian Lifesaving Team

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Club Captain

2016/17 saw exceptional people achieve exceptional things. 2017/18 saw these same people surpass the previous season, achieving standards that most Surf Lifesaving Clubs around Australia could only dream of. An increase in membership, a reduction in the number of rescues conducted by our lifesavers and surf sports results Western Australia has not seen in 40 years are three highlights of a twelve-month period full of success.

1150, our membership for the 2017/18 season

7317, the number of hours our life savers volunteered patrolling Trigg Beach

54 people were rescued by our lifesaver between October and March

149 visitors to Trigg Beach required first aid assistance

33 newly trained bronze medallion members

1 Senior State Championship

1 Junior State Championship, and

39 Australian Champions

We are extremely fortunate at Trigg Island to have so many members who are prepared to give their time to make a difference. Trigg Island’s success across all areas is a reflection of our members efforts over many years. With this in mind, I am sure Trigg Island will continue to lead the way here in WA, setting the standard for all to follow and again be one of Australia's premier community clubs.

Thank you to our members, supporters and sponsors who have made the 2017/18 season one of the greatest in the history of Trigg Island SLSC. Trigg Island SLSC, saving lives, developing lives. Dan Humble

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Director of Finance & Administration

Finance

The 2017/18 season has quickly come to an end and what a fantastic season it has been on all fronts. I would

firstly like to thank the Board for their support over the past three years as without your support the club would

not be in the current financial position it now enjoys. During the past three years tight fiscal control has been

undertaken by the Board yet maintaining the core operations of the club moving along. The club has a very

strong financial base thus ensuring financial sustainably for the 2018/19 season and beyond.

During the season, budgets were structured to ensure the operations of the club were maintained but constantly

reviewed throughout the season. With the support of Directors budgets were maintained throughout the

season.

At the end of the 2017/18 season the club operated on a nett loss of -$40,780. Whilst this is a loss it is a “paper”

loss attributed to the EOY adjustment for depreciation.

The cash flow position of the club as at the 30 April 2018 was $282,800. Of which, in part, $35,500 is specific

purpose funds and $247,300 operating funds. This has established a sound financial base for the club in 2018/19

over the winter period and into the active season. With the ever changing economic environment it is imperative

that the club be placed in a position of financial sustainability, not over one season but over an extended period

of time. This level of current cash flow supports that progress to long term sustainability.

Revenues

Each season the aspect of raising revenue is a daunting task as the sponsorship dollar is much harder to acquire

and other junior sports are attractive. However, with the club maintaining a highly competitive annual

membership fee, in comparison with other sports and clubs, we have maintained and increased our member

base in 2017/18 by 13%.

As with previous seasons the club relied on traditional sources of income – memberships, sponsorship, grants,

club activities, bar, donations and hall hire.

Total income for 2017/18 ($563,000) remained relatively constant with total income received in 2016/17

($675,000). The main variance in 2017/18 can be attributed to no Manly/Freshwater Youth carnival trip

($44,000) and no Aussies accommodation/transport ($48,000). As you will see with that adjustment there is very

little variance across both years.

Once again, this season, Jackie Eley, our Director Marketing and Promotions was able to maintain, our

sponsorship funding despite BMW West Coast choosing to not renew their sponsorship in 2017/18. With the

return of Channel 9 as a GOLD sponsor was a great outcome for the club. We also managed to continue our

association with some strong club supporters who have made a significant financial contribution to specific areas

of club operations. More details regarding our sponsors/supporters is covered by the report from our Director,

Marketing and Promotions.

In 2017/18 the City of Stirling continued to provide our operational grant ($56,000) together with a grant of

$15,000 per annum (over 3years) which enabled us to purchase our own patrol vehicle. The vehicle grant

expired this season. I am pleased to advise that the club is now the owner of the vehicle, as through our strong

financial management we were able to pay out $15,000 as a balloon payment and also have made a $15,000

provision for the replacement of the vehicle when that time arrives.

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Our thanks also to SLSWA, as like all clubs in WA, SLSWA also provides a financial contribution to the club as a

result of their fundraising initiatives during the 2017/18 season.

During 2017/18 whilst the club did not host the Junior and Senior States, which is a great money raiser for the

club, we did host the Junior Qualifiers and Aussies Titles events. This enabled the club to bridge some of the gap

in revenue previously provided through fundraising/donations.

This was the second season the club leased the Coffee cart operations to Fiebre Coffee House. Jose and his team

did a great job. We are hopeful that this will continue next season. Whilst the club does not raise a lot of money

it does provides a great service to our members with no risk for the club.

During the season we were able to entice a number of community groups to hire out the hall area with great

success. Function bookings at the club have slightly deceased but we are now receiving a steady income stream

from our “regulars”.

The main areas of revenue for 2017/18 are shown in the chart below:

Expenditure

Overall expenditure for 2017/18 was down by 10% compared to 2016/17 this was predominately attributed to

no expense incurred in 2017/18 for the Manly/Freshwater Youth carnival trip and accommodation/transport

costs for the Aussies totalling $92,000. As a consequence, in actual terms, expenditure commitments for

2017/18 was up $40,000 from 2016/17.

A large proportion of club expenditure is incurred in the general operating costs of the club. This season all

endeavours were again made to minimise these expenses through continual review of our practices and

procedures.

During 2017/18 the club engaged GIVEIT (a club sponsor) to develop a new IT platform for the club at a cost of

$10,000. GIVEIT are further contributing approximately $8,000 as part of their sponsorship contribution to the

club, a great gesture and one that is greatly appreciated. The new platform will enable increased data

management and storage. It will also stabilise the club’s computer network in relation to backup and continuous

operations.

35%

27%

27%

11%

Revenue 2017/18

Commercial Membership Non Commerical Surfsports

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Our thanks are also extended to the City of Stirling who has supported us in maintaining the club premises

throughout the season.

Other areas of major expenditure were in relation to expenses associated with Lifesaving & Education (L&E),

Juniors and members facilities.

During 2017/18, the club was in a position to acquire equipment for L&E, Juniors and improving members’

facilities. In relation to L&E we were able to acquire new defibs, oxy Vivas and first aid room equipment and

supplies totalling in the vicinity of $15,000. We also acquired a new ATV at a subsidised cost of $9,000 as a result

of the Aussie Titles being held in Perth. In relation to the Juniors we purchased 20 new soft boards and five hard

boards. Improvements relating to members facilities included Gym equipment upgrade, furnishing and shade

cover for the seaside alfresco area and painting of the main hall. These commitments totalled in the vicinity of

$37,000.

This season also saw our 50/50 equipment subsidy scheme for competitors provided to two competitors.

The apportionment of expenditure for 2017/18 is shown in the chart below:

Functions

The club continued to have a number of set bookings throughout the 2017/18 season which will continue into

2018/19. These include Probus, Baby Sensory classes, Taekwondo classes, Rip Curl presentations and Yoga

classes. Private functions have reduced during 2017/18 and it is hopeful that this may improve in 2018/19.

However, the income from hall hire remains constant at around $36,000 each year.

Corporate bookings during 2017/18 were very few and is a direct reflection of the tight economic climate the

corporate sector is experiencing, which is unlikely to pick up in the short term.

21%

4%

39%

12%

17%

1%

6%

Expenditure 2017/18

Bar/Merchandise/Food service Non Commerical

Fin & Admin L&E

Surf Sports Youth

Juniors

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Membership

Club membership for the 2017/18 season saw an increase overall of 13% which is a great outcome for the club

compared to other clubs along the coast. Membership 2017/18 was at 1,150 compared with 1,020 for 2016/17.

The greatest increase has been in relation to Junior and Associate/Parent members up 24%. Cadet/Youth

membership is down 13% compared to 2016/17. Whilst it is a decrease, across the movement this is considered

very low.

2017-18 2016-17 2015-16

Probationary 3 6 7

Junior 439 381 418

Cadet 59 70 93

Youth 74 83 69

Active 136 132 153

Award 6 7 6

Reserve Active 4 7 8

Long Service 101 95 89

Associate/Parent 301 215 163

Life 27 24 24

Community 0 0 3

Total 1150 1020 1033

Administration

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Bronwyn, our Club Administrator, for the wonderful work that she

does in keeping the club going.

Thanks also to Ashley Palmer who took on the role as House Manager again this season. Ash has done a great

job in organising our club functions. To Anthony and his bar staff who have given up their time to run the bar

area, a big thank you. Our thanks also to Allan Porteus our Licensee who makes sure the bar is always stocked

and does the odds jobs around the club together with Boots and Paul to make sure everything ticks over. Thank

you Chris Savage (Chrisso) and all our kiosk helpers a job well done! To our merchandise volunteers who put in

their time each week to support the club, thank you. There are many others who volunteer around the club and

to those members many thanks for your support during the season. Most members wouldn’t be aware the work

Vickie Savage does around the club in relation to making sure the club looks at its best in relation to the garden

and lawn which Vickie maintains at no cost to the club. Many thanks Vickie.

It is this support that makes Trigg the best club along the coast.

Norm Waldeck

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Director of Lifesaving & Education

Lifesaving

Now that the season is over I can finally pronounce that, in life saving terms, it was a quiet one. Cyclone Marcus

threatened in the late stages but proved to only give our Juniors a test for a couple of hours on their final day of

activities.

Across the range of metrics in the tables below it is interesting to gauge how the prevention and first aid

incidents are somewhat fixed to the rescues, and so the moods of the sea. This marks Trigg as being a beach

where people come for a purer experience of the ocean, more than the hinterland.

The IRB Juniors Water Safety roster continues and will now be set up alongside and with consideration for the

Patrol roster. Many members are now being exposed to the fine art of string-line laying before Juniors trailer

gets to the beach and becoming more rounded IRB operators as a result. Thanks to those experienced drivers

that are somehow always around to impart these valuable skills when needed on Sunday mornings.

In the Shed the renewal is ongoing. The average age of the fleet of rescue boards has dropped to below 5 years,

with other SLSC clubs on the coast being the beneficiaries of older craft. IRBs and their motors are being renewed

regularly in order for Trigg to be as well-equipped as possible. Some will have seen the new ATV, acquired at a

discount after the Aussies, and the 3 new defibrillators and a stretcher in the First Aid room.

The new Patrol Shelter has been a resounding success, proving a sound and sturdy base from which to conduct

first aid operations, and for Patrol leaders to oversee activities. The worth of this vivid beacon should not be

underestimated, as it draws beachgoers to the safety of the flags from all points. Roving patrols to the Point now

have a roster on the shelter’s white board in most patrol teams, as some patrols have consolidated numbers

and can now expand their range of operations.

Year 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018

Beach Attendance 97,753 220,492 186,569 177,718

First Aid 255 526 173 149

Preventative Action 1,082 1,662 1,734 868

Rescues 117 148 116 54

Patrol Hours 5,041 6,714 5,921 6,175

Patrolling Members 238 306 351 350

SLSWA’s annual report, published in July 2017 showed that although Trigg only provided 6 percent of the

patrolling hours across 29 WA SLS clubs in season 16/17, we were responsible for 26 percent of the rescues,

down from 16 percent in 15/16. I’m sure that our contribution to the safety of the people of WA and visitors to

our beach is a tremendous source of pride for our members.

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Patrol Hours Breakdown

2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018

Make-Up 220 263 126 205

Rostered 3,479 4,863 4,372 4,681

Substitute 532 841 682 709

Voluntary 810 748 741 660

Total 5,041 6,715 5,921 6,255

Defaults 678 1,284 1,160 1,212

Water Safety 1,298 1,560 990 1,102

There were 118 Patrols, with the season extending into April, Easter Monday this year. This is up from the 113

of the previous year, causing the increase in total hours. Overall patrol attendance has been pleasing, with

Defaults an unfortunate constant at 20 percent. This is mitigated by an increase in Make Ups from last year, as

the number of patrolling members plateaus.

Thank you to those who made themselves available to do substitute patrols. This generosity is crucial to keeping

patrols staffed with the correct skills. I would also like to thank the Carnival patrol for their One Club, One Team

attitude, helping Trigg to lead both in competition and Life Saving.

Education

An often-repeated phrase around training sessions is that “Trigg needs to hold itself to a higher standard”.

Scenarios considered unrealistic at other clubs are prudent and necessary at Trigg, as we must be equipped to

handle all that our beach, with its demanding conditions, can throw at us. The Trigg Education team deserves

the highest praise for upholding these lofty standards before and during the 2017/18 Season.

As usual at Trigg, the Education timetable is packed. Gabby Jolliffe, as Proficiency Coordinator this season split

the dry and wet proficiency times to week nights and weekend mornings respectively. Sessions were well

attended, and a booking system will be trialled in the coming requalification season. Proficiency assessors do

an amazing job, giving up their time to make sure all members are “rescue ready” to patrol our beach in the best

possible way.

2017/2018 Proficiencies

ARTC (AID) 65

Bronze Medallion 258

Resuscitation [AID] 7

IRBC 83

IRBD 56

Spinal 36

SRC 75

Total 580

Trigg’s IRB Drivers are an integral and invaluable component of Trigg. Without smooth operating and expertly maintained IRBs we are not rescue ready and are not abiding by the terms of our contract with the City of Stirling. From the obvious requirement for patrols, to Junior Water Safety, including putting out the cans, to the Sunday morning swim. This extends further to Carnival water safety, including the Aussies, where Trigg’s participation included providing IRBs. A small number of very diligent, very hard working, and very brave IRB trainers do a magnificent job and deserve all the plaudits they get.

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Trigg’s Assessors promote Trigg Island’s high standard throughout the State, from Broome all the way to North

Cottesloe. This year 11 assessors attended in total over 30 different assessments at locations other than Trigg.

Their dedication to the Surf Life Saving movement is sometimes a life’s “work” and truly admirable.

At the core of Lifesaving and Education at Trigg are the trainers. Our Trainers are some of the best teachers,

coaches and motivators on the coast. Their lessons endure beyond Surf Life Saving and are an asset to the

community. Bronze and SRC trainers deserve particular praise for the sheer effort that it takes to maintain

consistently high standards over multiple courses and numerous candidates. A special thanks to Bryan Gibbs for

taking on the coordination of SRC training role. In the absence of a Bronze Coordinator, Cas Ryan took on that

role and had many helpers to put members through their Bronze Medallion. Michael Cook was adjudged as the

club’s Assessor of the Year and has been a stalwart of the Education team. I thank him for his ongoing support

and experience.

2017/2018 Course count Candidates

Bronze Medallion 3 33

IRBC 2 16

IRBD 2 6

Surf Rescue Certificate 4 69

Silver Medallion BBM 1 5

Advanced Resuscitation (AID)

1 24

Total 13 153

Thank you to all TISLSC families who generously give up time together to volunteer in the Education and

Lifesaving departments, with special thanks to those who put in the long and demanding hours on rescue boards

and IRBs.

Carl Stoffers

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Youth

We started the season with 32 Under 14s of which 18 had regular attendance on Sunday mornings.

U 15s started with 28 members with 18 regular attendance on Sunday mornings.

U 17s had 43 registered members.

U 19s had 28 registered members.

Throughout the season youth members gained many awards from SRC, Bronze, IRB crew and a few IRB drivers.

Awesome work guys.

The Sunday program worked on a four-week rotation for the season accounting for carnival dates. Each week

there was a swim at 9.30 including Masters and any Open members who joined us. Beach events were offered

from 9 – 9.30 and then after the club swim we had board races and then combined team events. Following this

earlier on in the season we had beach rugby, volleyball and cricket. When the weather improved the Youth

members opted to spend their optional time surfing, or assisting nippers.

Four club trophy events were held this season of which three were won by youth members.

Social events were conducted this year with the first being the Volleyball night in November at North Beach.

Over 40 youth members attended, and a great night was had by all with pizza supplied by the club.

December 24 saw the Around the Island Challenge, after a change of date due to lightening cancelling the event.

The swim, run, long board, short board, rugby pass, scoot and rugby pass back to the ski after two team

challenges was enjoyed by all.

Competition at carnivals was usually represented by about 12 U14s and 12 U15s for the youth area. Most

athletes competed in the water, but some ventured to beach and did quite well.

Highlights for me, as youth manager, have been:

(1) Fantastic team support in the making of teams on a Sunday, so everyone could be in a team. The

encouragement whether it was on a Sunday or at a carnival at States or Aussies was brilliant right

up to our last competitor finishing an event.

(2) The feedback from the Nipper area how wonderful our Youth members were in supporting their

activities and being positive role models.

(3) The smiles on Youth members faces for those who competed at States and Aussies. For many

U14s and U15s it was a first Aussies and many of our athletes were just so happy to be a part of

the whole experience. Mistakes were made, lessons were learned, and successes were achieved

and celebrated by all.

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Our Trigg Youth should also be extremely thankful to our wonderful hierarchy of coaches that nurture,

support and challenge our members to strive to do their best in whatever discipline.

Also, a great thanks to the supportive parents who have allowed coaches to coach and team managers to

co-ordinate activities to try to achieve the best outcomes for all Youth.

Our Youth members have excelled in competition at States and Aussies. Congratulations to our AUSSIE

medal winners.

This season Trigg SLSC supported eight youth members to attend SLSWA camps.

TOAD camp saw attendees - Jackson Ballardin, Ally Gillmore, Indie Lee Mulvay, and Aysha Ferguson.

Rise Up attendees - Danielle Bordin, Ryan McGarry, Amanda Winton and Bree Elliott.

My philosophy has been to try to run a program for Youth members across all areas. In a way I am lucky that I

get to meet them in transition from 13s each January then I tend to be involved or get to know them better

through SRC and or Bronze Medallion training.

I hope that I have met the needs of Youth members this year and wish to continue into next season, having

gained more friends in Youth and family members.

Jenny Taylor

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Director of Surf Sports

Season 2017/2018 has been Trigg Island’s most successful in recent years. Our athletes were dominant across

all disciplines at both State and National levels.

Our Surf Sport captains, Lachlan Armstrong & Ruby Warne lead our senior team, winning the:

SLSWA SunSmart Senior State Championship,

SLSWA SunSmart Senior State Endurance Championship, and

SLSWA SunSmart Senior State Championship Handicap Trophy

The 2017/18 season started with our IRB and board riding athletes representing Trigg Island with the passion

and commitment we have seen every year. Next, our pool athletes again showed their class, winning the Pool

Rescue State Championship by a 243 point margin to second place. As a result, we saw 10 members selected in

the Western Suns Pool Rescue State Team: Joshua Windsor, Ben Jones, Ruby Warne, Jake Smith, Lachlan

Meldrum, Callan Smith, Madeline Thomson, Chalise Pratt, Will Savage, Sascha Innocent and Assistant Manager

Jen Jones, the team finished 3rd

behind Queensland and New South

Wales. Along with Kane Smith,

Jakson Egan and Byron Kimber, the

team of 13 from Trigg Island finished

5th overall.

The endurance championships kicked

off the summer events with many of

our athletes achieving exceptional

results. Their commitment to training

during the winter months was

rewarded but also ensured Trigg

Island had set the standard for the

remainder of the 2017/18 season.

After the first two rounds of the

SLSWA carnival series, the Western Suns State Teams were selected. Both Youth and Senior teams were made

up of a large number of Trigg Island members. Nikita Fredonnet, Sacha Innocent, Jazmin Shipway-Car, Patrick

Eley, Will Savage, Max Hunter and Tallis Davey were part of the youth team that competed at Freshwater Beach,

NSW, finishing 3rd behind Queensland and New South Wales. Our senior athletes, Daniel Humble, Ceris Graham,

Ruby Warne, Ben Jones, Macarah Mallis, and Maddie Thompson raced in the heat and calm seas of Adelaide.

Again, WA finished 3rd behind NSW and QLD.

Surf Life Saving WA’s new teams format, Surf League was the next test for our athletes. The 3-event series

brought all aspects of surf sports together on the same beach at the same time. Trigg Island fielded multiple

teams throughout the series with Reece Baker, Ben Jones, Ceris Graham, Macarah Mallis and Madeline Thomson

being selected to represent WA as part of the Western Suns Elite Team.

This year’s State Championships delivered the swell of the season. In some cases, the surf got the better of us,

but by the end of the weekend Trigg Island came away with a commanding victory, winning our 3rd consecutive

State Championship and Handicap Trophy. Our Youth shone ensuring a bright future for Trigg Island. Kelly

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Mulvay showed his surf skills winning both the U19 and open board races. This outstanding achievement saw

Kelly named the winner of the Mike Cook Trophy for 2018.

Aussies 2018 was on our home beach, Trigg Island deliver!

The Youth set the beach on fire with outstanding results. Many of our athletes walked away with multiple

medals; however, it was Sunday’s finals that had everyone questioning what Trigg Island had done throughout

the years to win both the U/15 female and male board relays.

The Masters were next and showed they were also a force to be reckoned with. Outstanding efforts across all

disciplines ensured Trigg Island finished 2nd overall and the best Masters club in Western Australia.

Finally, it was time for our Open athletes add to the Trigg Island’s medal tally. With inclement weather forecast

for Sunday, long days on the beach were the flavour of the week. Our ski paddlers showed their class, the Open

Male ski relay walked away with second in a nail biting sprint finish. Our double ski teams set the beach alight

with multiple teams racing across the Under 19 and Open finals. The highlights were Reece Baker and Dan

Humble winning the open men’s for a second time, Devon Caren and Doug Lewin finishing 2nd and Shannon

Reynolds and Alana Nicholls finishing 4th in another tight finish. Our board paddlers showed there were able to

mix it with the best in Australia. Patrick Eley, Devon Caren and Ceris Graham all performed well in their individual

finals. Our ski paddlers, Dan Humble, Ceris Graham, Shannon Reynolds and Devon Caren all made their

respective finals. The blue-ribbon event of the championships, the Open Men’s Taplin Relay was a once in a 40

year event. The team made up of Reece Baker, Dan Humble, Jake Smith, Callan Smith, Devon Caren & Blake

Alsopp finished 2nd ensuring the 2017/18 season was Trigg Island’s most successful ever.

Thank you to all our members and supporters, your efforts throughout the season have been an integral part of

Trigg Islands success on and off the beach.

Ceris Graham

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Blue Hole Club

What a remarkable and eventful season we have had! We didn't have as many swim cancellations as last year,

only two because of rough seas, and none from shark alerts, (I still reckon those we had last year were over-

reactions), but we had similar numbers, averaging only 22 each Sunday. All up, there were 39 A Graders, and

26 B Graders, and only 38 of those being financial. There were actually 12 first-time swimmers, but only a

couple were consistent.

No one managed to do all of the 20 swims, but Dick Lester managed 19, with 18 achieved by Toni Arthur, Brian

Carthew and Kevin Edwards. Congratulations to two who achieved milestones: John Whittick 300 swims, and

Georgia Smith, 100

Unfortunately, one of the cancelled swims coincided with our hosting of the Annual Challenge with the

Scarboro Polar Bears for the 2nd successive year. They can now boast that it is now twice we haven't beaten

them – hopefully when they host us in their new premises we will reinstate the status quo.

This report cannot be complete without touching on a near disastrous event on 20th August when Les Lindsay

suffered a major heart attack after finishing his swim. The event was well documented, and we know that if

Les had a choice, he could not have chosen a better time and place to have it. Our people reacted immediately

in the most perfect fashion, and there is no doubt they saved Les's life. I know of two other surf life-savers that

passed away recently with unheralded heart attacks, because there were no people there to save them. A

huge thank you goes to Mike Deephouse, and upwards of a dozen others who swung into immediate action.

Despite lower numbers we were able to pay out prizes similar to last year as there was a carryover from sales

of the new windcheaters. Ross and Margie Hood of Commercial Stationery Wangara were again exceedingly

generous with their great gift vouchers. They have been doing this now for 12 years and I am conscious that it

is not a business decision, Ross just has a passion for Blue Hole. It is with great regret that Ross is no longer

with us, having succumbed valiantly to the ravages of cancer.

So once again it is a huge thank you to you all for your involvement each week which I am sure makes our

winter Sundays happily anticipated. Along with Ross & Margie Hood, I must also especially thank:

• Les Lindsay for looking after the handicaps

➢ “Chippy” Greenhill who is religiously there at “sparrers” to set up the course and ensure safety aspects

are attended to.

➢ Steve Glossop and the many duckie drivers and crewies.

➢ Mike Cook and his subs for doing the essential Risk Assessments each week.

➢ Likewise, I also owe a huge thank you to my wife Nan and all the lady helpers for attending to the

refreshments we enjoy so much afterwards.

➢ A special mention to Kevin Edwards and Jenny Taylor who are so generous with looking after newer

swimmers and don't worry about losing points as a result.

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Now to the winners, and for the record I have listed the first 3 places, although only the first two get prizes.

A Grade: Points

3rd Mike Cook 86

2nd Maddie Thomson 88

1st Lara Taylor 95

B Grade

3rd Richard MacKenzie 95

2nd Brian Carthew 96

1st Toni Arthur 108

I recognise that the usual stalwarts at the swims are getting a bit longer in the tooth, and we really need to do

all we can to encourage younger ones to come forward. There were a few of these, but the most consistent,

and therefore winner of the Ken Dobson Encouragement Award, is Daniel Beales.

For the first time ever, we have a kind donor who has provided a $100 prize, for the person who got last or 2nd

last more times than the rest, which I have called the UP prize (Unreal Persistence), donated by D & SM

Asphalt, and this I am delighted to say, goes to Eddie Campbell.

In conclusion, I do ask myself what we can do to address declining numbers, but I accept that in these changing

times there are many other activities that our people get involved in in winter months, so we can only continue

to meet a need and to make Sunday mornings a relaxed and happy time. See you in 2018.

Brian Carthew

Director of Marketing & Promotions

The 2017/18 season brought with it so many successes across all areas, a tremendous achievement in itself. Your willingness to serve as volunteer for one of greatest Australian Iconic movements, your generosity of spirit, time, humour and your skills asking for nothing in return is humbling and supports the club to remain sustainable. It is all of you, doing what you do, building on the work of past volunteers that contributes to Trigg remaining a successful community hub. It demonstrates a level of commitment from you all. I wish to thank all the sponsors and supporters who came back on board for another season. Thank you to the Federal Government, State Government, the City of Stirling and Surf Lifesaving WA for their continued financial contribution and support. In a tough economic climate, we were able to secure all but one of our existing sponsors and with over 32 sponsors and supporters I know that we are an extremely lucky club.

For a number of our sponsors and supporters, making a financial donation didn’t stop at handing over the cheque.

• Channel 9 our Gold sponsor raised additional funds totalling $750;

• MBH in addition to the financial contribution each season as a silver sponsor, Dave and Vicki Motteram have given countless volunteering hours that spans over two (2) decades and are still giving back;

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• Managing Director and club sponsor and member Rob Innocent and the team at DENMAC are another fine example of extending goodwill and generosity. Rob and the team provided labour and materials to improve equipment storage space and undertook other remedial work around the club, all at nil cost; and

• Matt Terry of GiveIT, our Information and Technology provider continues to deliver service well over and above what has been formally agreed - again at nil cost.

These are just a few notable examples of incredible generosity.

The financial support we receive from small Not-for- Profit community groups is also significant. North Beach Lions have played a key role for many years giving what they can. The relationship between Trigg Art Club and Rotary Club of Karrinyup spans 49 and 44 years respectively. Between these two (2) groups they will have

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donated over $320k in equipment since the early 1970s and it doesn’t stop there. For the 2018/19 season both groups have agreed to joint fund the purchase of the newly acquired ATV at a cost of $9k.

We were also lucky to secure funding from other sources, in particular a $3k grant from 3 Oceans Property as part of the Iconic Scarborough Community Chest Initiative and $4k from the Surf League competition due to the participation of the athletes and courtesy of SLSWA.

It would be difficult to quantify the amount of volunteer hours invested, this component is priceless.

Holding a position on the Board does provide a deeper insight and appreciation into the machinations required to keep a club like Trigg operational. Every day volunteers are in attendance undertaking various tasks, making significant savings for the club. It’s great to see the club offering roles, social channels and a sense of purpose for those who choose to get involved. It is a fine example of how a community should be - inclusive. It is a great pleasure that once again I have been able to work with sharp, knowledgeable, dedicated and determined volunteers. Lynne Whittle sharing her graphic design skills has done an amazing job as editor of the Club newsletter, a true professional and such a positive influence to have around. It is to the merchandise shop team that I owe my final thanks and appreciation. Marie Waldeck, Vicki Motteram and Nan Carthew have been overseeing the area for several years now. They all have bucket-loads of patience, showing flexibility, remaining positive and delivering a professional service often in extenuating circumstances. This area has been well managed by Marie Waldeck who took the lead and oversaw the team. As the club continues to respond positively to changing needs, make sure you secure a seat, your club needs you if it is to continue the work of providing a solid foundation for future custodians. Finally, thank you all for allowing me, in some small way, to be a part of this amazing journey. Together we are making history. Jackie Eley

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Director of Junior Activities

It has been a pleasure to lead the Junior section of the club during the 2017/18 season.

We have enjoyed a significant increase in membership this year, which reflects the quality environment and

training that is offered by volunteers at Trigg. Numbers have been strong across all age groups for club day

Sunday, and also strong at training midweek and on Saturdays.

For that we thank our magnificent beach – the best in the metro area – and are also indebted to the volunteers

who nurture and guide the children under their supervision. The age group managers are a fantastic team in

every age group. The coaches for training sessions. The IRB and water safety crew led by Kev Edwards and Steve

Glossop. Chrisso and his merry band of helpers in the kitchen. And of course, Bron in the office making sure

everyone is organised to get the documentation in order.

All these people have made life for me very easy this season.

The club has excelled in Junior competition – again winning the Junior State Titles. Success was widespread

across all age groups. There were fantastic performances from individuals and the team strength that Trigg is

famed for.

Under the direction of Chris Davies and with a budget from the Board, we were able to update our fleet of boards

and for the first time acquired a large number of soft boards for the younger age groups.

This year’s Parent awards in the Junior section went to Hayden Marchetto and Rob Walker. Hayden runs an age

group (the 10s Tigers), ran training sessions and pitched in with everything else including carnival set-up as Junior

Boots. He fully deserved the award. The only problem with Hayden is stopping him from putting his hand up

for everything. That age group is very fortunate to have Hayden at the helm.

Rob Walker is an ever present in orange in the surf. He was the most active water safety person we had and

with his northern hemisphere hardiness, was happy to wade off into the surf on even the most inclement of

days. Rob is a late starter with surf club but has certainly embraced it wholeheartedly.

This year, our young captains and vice captains from the 13s were Mikaela Innocent, Femke Negus, Jarvis Caren

and Harper Davies. They were all fantastic role models for the Nemo’s and all the age groups below, whether

that was demonstrated by their attitude at training at club day or their efforts in competition. Good luck for the

future guys – you are the future of our great club.

It is unfortunate this year, as happens every year, that we have various parents and volunteers moving on. This

year the list includes;

• Chris Davies – U13 age group manager, trainer, water safety, carnival set up and general good guy. Chris was also the winner of the Open Best Club Person award this year.

• Karen Beazley – U13 age group manager, functions co-ordinator and generally a Mum on the beach to any child who needed one.

• Jeremy Hunter – water safety board rider extraordinaire and diagnoser of many a shoulder strain with his physio skills often coming in handy.

• Rob Innocent – trainer for Tuesday and Thursday sessions, carnival set-up crew and warm up leader for carnivals.

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These people will all be sorely missed, but each is replaceable. We have a fantastic framework at Trigg that

ensures constancy of

excellence. That is why Trigg is the

Junior club of choice along the coast.

I wish you all the best for next season

and thank you very much for the

opportunity this season.

Rowan Caren

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List of Members

Life Members

1958 Tony Martin# 1995 Lindsay Bistrup

1959 A E Hodgkinson# 1999 Peter Atkinson

1966 John Julian# 1999 Michael Cook

1969 Alan White 2001 Brian Carthew

1969 Kevin Whitely 2003 Ronald (Barry) Cheers

1972 Francis Mongan# 2003 William Rice#

1978 Peter McDonald 2004 Karl Smith

1978 Victor McDonald# 2005 David Somers

1982 Frank Parlevliet 2008 David Motteram

1983 Arthur Smith 2008 Brian (Boots) Campbell

1983 Stanley Ward# 2011 Justin Meldrum

1983 Keith Brown# 2011 Carolyn Ryan

1985 John Somers# 2014 Gloria McBride

1985 Bruce Hutchinson 2014 Norm Waldeck

1985 Terance Landwehr 2017 Paul Attenborough

1987 Allan Porteus 2017 Warren Vanalopulos

1987 Ian Shand 2017 John Rhatigan

1989 Peter Hoar

1994 Andrew Goss

# Deceased

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Paul Attenborough – Life Membership Resume

Paul became involved with our Club as a Parent Helper when their children joined as Nippers in the 1980/90s

period.

In 1994 Paul gained his Bronze & took on the role of Under 11 Age Group Manager, he continued as Age Group

Manager for a further 3 years, moving up age groups making it 4 years as Age Group Manager.

In the 1998/99 season, he took on the crucial position as Under 16 Officer. Crucial, as this area was most

vulnerable to losses of numbers as teenagers found other pressures & interests. He remained in this role for a

further year before moving into the position of U19 Officer which he held for a total of 3 years.

In season 2003/4, he was elected Club Captain & remained in this role for 6 years, a remarkable achievement.

Other positions held by Paul were Youth Patrol Co-Ordinator for 2 years & Director of Social Activities.

Since 1994 Paul has carried out Patrolling Duties for 23 years & over the last 10 years has averaged over 35 hours

on patrol per season. He has held the positions of Patrol Vice Captain & Patrol Captain during this time & has

been a great mentor & role model for our younger patrolling members.

Paul is now retired from the workforce & has joined the “old boys” group & is at the Club most days sweeping

out the boatshed, First Aid room & doing odd jobs around the Club.

Paul has made a very significant contribution to our Club & was duly elected a Life Member at the 2017 AGM

Warren Vanalopulos – Life Membership Resume

Warren was drawn to our Surf club when his eldest daughter Sarah was old enough to join the Nippers. Warren

soon found out if you hang around watching your kids long enough, you are going to get roped into doing

something.

Warren was elected Under 9 Age Group Manager for 1994/95 season the year that he also gained his Bronze

Medallion. He continued as an Age Group Manager for a further 3 years, 1 year as Under 11, and two years as

Under 12.

It is with this background that he was elected Director of Junior Activities in the season 1998/99, and remained

in this position for a total of 4 years. During this period, many innovations were achieved in training and

competition. Of particular significance was the creation of a program for training Juniors leading towards the

Surf Rescue Certificate, a document that has won national recognition.

Warren has also provided valuable support at carnivals, heading up the Water Safety for six years and assisting

with judging of R&R at State level for 18 years. At National level, he has helped with judging since 1997, mainly

in R&R and Belt arena, totalling 19 years. This was recognised in 2015 when he won the Bob Woodger award for

R&R- Overall commitment and dedication to R&R and Belt races over the Australian Championships.

Always showing an interest in the welfare of our young people, he took on the role of Junior Education Officer

in 2002/03 season following his period as Director of Junior Activities. Warren continued in this role for a total

of 5 years and was also Life Saving Events Captain for two years during this time. He was so dedicated to the

club that he nominated for Club President in 2003 but missed out by a small margin.

But you cannot keep a good man down, as he held positions in the club for the next 10 years.

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He took on the role of Director of Life Saving and Education for three years along with Vice President and

Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee in 2009/10 season. In 2012/ 13 season he was drafted again to help the

Juniors out and took on the role of Junior Equipment Manager.

While carrying out all these tasks at the club he continued with patrolling duties. To understand his commitment,

he also held the position of Vice Captain or Captain for the past 6 years and averaged over 33 hours on patrol

per season over the last 9 years alone. It is important that we have members like Warren, mature and

experienced to help our younger members while they are on patrol.

Warren has made a very significant contribution to our club since obtaining his Bronze in 1994 and was duly

elected a Life Member at the 2017 AGM.

John Rhatigan – Life Membership Resume

John Rhatigan joined the club when his daughter became involved as a nipper back in 1992. Both his brothers

Mike and Neil were already active members. It was not long before John began training for his Bronze Medallion,

which he obtained on 19th December 1992.

In the 1994/95 season, John took on the role of Junior Water Safety Officer a position he held for 9 years. He

then took on the role of Bronze Co-ordinator which he held for three years before becoming Advanced Award

Co-ordinator in 2004/05 season again holding this position for a further three years.

In season 2008/09, John took on the role of Patrol Education Officer for the next two years. After a break, he

renominated for that position and has held it for the last 5 years. For the last four years, John has been the Life

Saving Manager. In his current role as Lifesaving Manager, John has been responsible for carefully steering the

organisation of our patrols. John has been doing patrols continuingly for 24 years, a feat that no member has

achieved before. He has averaged over 35 hours per season on Patrols during the last ten years alone. John also

maintains his proficiency as an IRB driver and crewmen and utilises these skills regularly while on patrol.

Since season 2001/02 John has actively been involved in training or assessing within the club. He has requalified

each year in this capacity and ensures the highest standards of training are maintained in the club. John is a

mentor to new instructors and younger members.

Outside of Trigg, John also attends Bronze examinations at other metropolitan clubs that seek him out for his

knowledge and fairness as an independent assessor. During the off season while spending time in Broome with

his family he regularly helps the local club there as a trainer and independent assessor.

John has performed the roles he has undertaken with a remarkable degree of professionalism and hard work. In

recognition of his service John Rhatigan was duly elected a Life Member at the 2017 AGM.

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Active Senior

Abbott Chris Greenfield Jeff

Adams Riley Griffin Ben

Alibegovic Beth Griffin Jonathon

Allsopp Blake Harris Patrick

Armstrong Lachlan Harrison Ashley

Atkinson Hamish Hibben Luke

Austin Michael Hodges Darren

Ballardin Paul Holt Adrienne

Barnett Trent Host Edward

Beaton Madeleine Host William

Benson Samuel Hunter Shane

Bordin Benjamin Hush Jack

Bordin Timothy Jahn Nicole

Bowler Steven Jenkinson Kent

Bozinis Zoe Jessop Shaun

Brampton Katie Jolliffe Gabrielle

Briggs Ross Jolliffe Mike

Burton Cliff Jones Ben

Cabello Carlos Journet Nicholas

Cain David Kuruckchi Timothy

Caren Ella Leong Ken

Cook Andrew Lurati Chase

Corkill Richelle Lynch Alyce

Cox David Lynch Ellin

De Rooster Aldo Lynch Paul

De Rooster Antoine Mackenzie Malachi

De Rooster Cris Mackenzie Richard

De Rooster Ivan Mackin Bernard

Doick Dianne Markey Stephen

Doick Mark Meyers Georgia

Dore Paul Monaghan Jarod

Dreibergs Gary Montgomery Steven

Dutton Wesley Montgomery Steven

Dzieciol Gabriel Morgan Fergus

Edwards Kevin Mulvay Elana

Elson Scott Mulvay Mark

Ferrier Luke Mulvay Susan

Fitzpatrick Karly Naylor Jasmine

Fredonnet Julien Neiva Marcelo

Freeman Jacinta O’Brien Grace

Gibbs Bryan O’Brien Terrence

Gibbs Jack O’Shea Caitlin

Glossop Sheridan O’Shea Liam

Glossop Stephen Oudejans James

Goyer Maxim Palmers Thomas

Piercy Adam Stewart-Robinson Katharine

Piercy Craig Stoffers Carl

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Piercy Joseph Straight Nick

Pracilio Mark Taylor Lara

Reynolds Shannon Thomson Lisa

Rimmer Madelyn Tsirigotis Geordi

Roberts Paul Tyndall Emma

Russell Phillip Vermeulen Samantha

Ryall Timothy Walker Robert

Ryan Clem Wallace Jeremy

Sabatino Luciano Waller Michael

Smaniotto Lauren Warne Ruby

Smith Elise Whitaker John

Smith Georgia Wikstrom John

Spiby Dylan Wilson Simone

Spiby Michael Windsor Joshua

Stacy Sam Wood Sam

Stephens Jayson Wray-Watts Vicki

Active Reserve

Caren Rowan McKee Robert

Innocent Robert Reid David

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Long Service

Albert Alan Hibben Brad

Albert Philipp Holmes Brodie

Alexander Andrew Holt David

Armstrong Karen Host David

Armstrong Kate Humble Daniel

Arthur Antonia Jay Andrew

Baker Reece Jenkinson Julie

Baldrey Wayne Kolm Andreas

Bandy Douglas Lester Beaumont

Beament Dean Lester Richard

Beaton Reginald Lindsay Les

Bennett Rodney Marchesani Helen

Bloomfield Adam Marriott Kenneth

Boelen Bruce Martin Craig

Booth Michael McBride Archie

Boutle Stephen McBride Michael

Bowbridge Matthew McKee Hayley

Bowbridge Shane Medica Dario

Bowie Duncan Meyers Carl

Bowie Neil Mills Darren

Brewer Todd Morris Natalie

Brooks Dean Mosel Andrew

Brooks Jenny Mosel Kate

Campbell Edward Motteram John

Carter Douglas Myers Warren

Carthew Alan Naylor Gregory

Claffey Nanette Nedkoff Lou

Coventry Linda Nicholls Alana

Deephouse Michael Nicol Ash

Donnelly Justin O’Çonnor Margaret

Dowling Edward Philpott David

Duguid Hayley Pieters Deane

Duguid Kevin Read Jarrad

Duncan Richard Rice Brendan

Evans Gareth Rice Shaun

Foster Ken Robertson Lauren

Gannon Grant Rose Brenton

Gillmore Kristine Sands Craig

Graham Ceris Sansalone Giovanni

Greenhill Don Sarson Brendon

Hall Gail Savage Peter

Hartley Dick Savage Vickie

Hartley Matthew Seaton Phil

Headling Bradley Smith Lisa

Headling David Sturgeon Nathan

Style Bernard Whittick John

Taylor Jenny Whittle Lynne

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Taylor Peter Wiland Lindsay

Tysoe Meghann Wright Jason

Vivers Paul Yeo Adam

Youth (U17)

Alibegovic Amira Meyers Caleb

Atkinson Ethan Mills Lachlan

Bartell Cody Morris-Parmer Jesse

Beazley Regan Morris-Parmer Josh

Bright Jake Mulvay Laine

Cardaci Rachele Natalotto Quinn

Crisp Hannah Naylor Brendan

Devitt Jacinta Naylor Rachel

Doick Paris Newland Darby

Dzieciol Karolina Piercy Lillian

Egan Jakson Pracilio Carl

Eley Patrick Pracilio Jade

Elliott Bree Pratt Chalise

Ferguson Cade Roberts Madeline

Ferguson Shani Schou Olivia

Greenfield Hannah Shipway Carr Jazmin

Holt Alexander Smith Kane

Hunter Yasmin Thomson Madeline

Kent William Tindall Benjamin

Kimber Byron Wells Hannah

Lewin Murray Whitaker Claire

Loreck Stephen Windsor Emily

Martin Kobi Winton Amanda

McGarry Ryan Zachariassen Waiira

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Youth (U19)

Alibegovic Selma Lindup Kaelan

Atkinson Hamish Mallis Macarah

Beazley Kane Meldrum Lachlan

Broome Jessica Mulvay Kelton

Brown Tara Naylor Stephanie

Cardosa Tegan Rimmer Masen

Caren Devon Roberts Emily

Cinanni Laura Rooney Finn

Cunningham Lucie Savage Tyla

Davies Kaden Smith Callan

Doick Rielle Toms Madison

Dorotich Brayden Vaisey Will

Henheffer Hayley Waller Nicholas

Hodges Sophie Warne Meg

Johnson Cooper Wood Paige

Jolliffe Lauren Zachariassen Amaru

Lewin Douglas

Youth (U15)

Aberhart Grace Hunter Jade

Arbel Ella Hunter Max

Armstrong Clare Innocent Sascha

Bordin Danielle Kent Thomas

Canton Tane Macmahon Annabelle

Crevacore Siena Murray Lachlan

Davies Tallis Pieters Olivia

Eastwood Taia Ramsay Mikayla

Fleming Eve Savage Will

Fredonnet Nikita Straight Ty

Gallivan Olivia Toms Matthew

Gray Tahlia Waller Gabrielle

Harrison Mia Warne Toby

Holt Lachlan Winton Jack

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Youth (U14)

Alexander Mayte Lombardo Julian

Attwell Philippa Mackin Isabella

Ballardin Jackson Marchetto Kai

Bartell Montana McNamara Olivia

Beringer Jake Meyers Sam

Boisvert Lily Montgomery Indiana

Bosmans Jana Moore Luka

Brown Michael Muir Lachlan

Burke Heather Mulvay Indie-Lee

Cardaci Lucy Naseri Joia

Ferguson Aysha Natalotto Shay

Forrest Jakc Parsons Ellie

Gillmore Alessandra Raemaekers Joshua

Hill Eva Sullivan Declan

Kelly Nova Wallis Alex

Kinchin Zachary Wallis Bryce

Lawson Sophie Wright Tyson

Leach Holly

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Juniors

Adams Denver Bradshaw Charlotte Crooks Maelle

Adams Jonah Brand Georgia Culley Leo

Adams Lachlan Brand Holly Davies Harper

Adams Lachlan Browne Courtney Davies Peter

Aitchison Grace Bryant Ashton Davis Lucas

Alexander Eve Bryant Mackenzie Davis-Aquilia Julian

Alvarez Matthew Buck Ashley Daws Josh

Alvaro Domenic Buck Morgan Day Emmi

Annetts Aiden Buck Owen Day Kyan

Annetts Angus Budd-Christie Zavier Deakin Jared

Annetts Archie Burke Charlie Del Borrello Lia

Arbel Tal Burton Audrey Del Fante Massimo

Arora Aditya Burton Leo Devlin Audrey

Atkinson Ambi Butler MItchell Devlin Niamh

Austin Grace Buttrose Zach Dickinson Amelia

Austin Jake Buttrose Zoe Dines Aaron

Austin Mila Byrne Chloe Dines Bianca

Ballardin MItchell Byrne Olivia Ding Lily

Barnett Emmalise Cabello Carlos Ding Ruby

Barnett Mitchell Cabello Sarah Donaldson Angus

Beales Daniel Caldwell Beth Downie Allegra

Beanland Jake Caldwell Finn D’Souza-Cookson Evie

Beazley Dharma Campbell Rusty Duguid Alexander

Beeney Alisha Canton Ella Duncan Bridget

Benney Myles Capobianco Valentina Dzieciol Justyna

Beggs Emilie Caren Jarvis Edwards Jaxon

Beiers Sarah Carr Jedda Elson Tatum

Bellworthy Ella Carr Tatum Emmott Jake

Bennett Jacob Catalano Clara Enbom Charlie

Bergh James Cheeseman Tom Enbom Lachlan

Beringer Jake Chenoweth Max Fairchild Beau

Bistrup Shannon Chenoweth Sophia Fairchild Jasmin

Blatchford Tahni Chester Griffin Farah Sofia

Blatchford Teleah Chester Luca Fiore Marla

Boehm Jovie Christie Lachlan Fisher Kalani

Boisvert Macy Christou Dane Fisher Raphielle

Boisvert Tom Christou Tamer Forrest Coen

Boschetti Luca Clark Chloe Forrest Molly

Boschetti Oscar Clark Indigo Fredonnet Jules

Boschetti Rosy Clay Jordan Friend Acacia

Bosmans Jana Clay Ruby Friend Cassia

Bosmans Tomas Cliff Tyler Fulcher Brady

Bovell Elizabeth Collyer Heath Gardiner Ellis

Bowe Abby Condo Julian Gardiner Orla

Bowe James Crooks Beth Gardner Oliver

George Dylan Hilbrands Joshua Lombardo Charli

Gernon MItchell Hilbrands Maddi Lombardo Ivy

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Gibbs Diane Hogden Casper Lovett Freddy

Gibbs Thurston Hogg Elizabeth Lovett Fynn

Gillmore Madeleine Hogg William Maguire Peyton

Gombac Jackson Hopkins Ciara Maguire Summer

Gombac Max Hopkins Molly Malcolm-Smith Kira

Goodlet Kate Hort Hudson Malcolm-Smith Ty

Gorman Zachary Hunter Georgie Marchetto Tilly

Gray Georgina Innocent Mikaela Martin Ethan

Gray James Jaeger-Harvey Jett Masiello Jett

Gray Nyah James Amy May Gaberiel

Grochowski Alana James Dylan May Isaac

Grosvenor Lucca Johansson Macey McArthur Amber

Gunn Joshua Johansson Marley McGinlay Oscar

Hannigan Elliot Johnson Nelli McGinty James

Hannon Timothy Kallarn Isla McGinty Riley

Harman Bella Kapica Jay McGough Charlie

Harman Millie Kapica Zara McGough Jasmine

Harnett Charlie Keddie Aliana McManis Grace

Harnett Giselle Keddie Nicola McManis Thomas

Harrison Luna Keddie Samantha Mendham Alan

Hart Ella Keeble Ella Menna Marrick

Hart Kalani Kelly Neve Meyers Matthew

Hart Lachlan Kercheval Marli Mills Zachary

Hawke Conrad Kok Milly Mishra Anya

Hawke Renee Kok Zara Mishra Ayan

Hawkes Billy Kounis Jackson Moar Georgia

Hawkes Eva Kounis Kaitlyn Moar Olivia

Hayes Harrison Lawson Grace Molam Leo

Hayes Jesse Lawson James Monaghan Blake

Headling Brodie Lee Harry Monks MIlla

Headling Hayden Lee Joshua Monks Riley Heathcote-Markes Tea Lichocik Harrison Montgomery Logan Heathcote-Marks Tristan Lichocik Sophie Moore Zoe

Henheffer Katie Liddell-Houghton Zander Morava-Guardione Myah

Heron Ari Lindup Heath Muir Ella

Hewitt Jed Lingham Joshua Mulvey Cronan

Hewitt Luella Lingham Olivia Mulvey Taig

Hewitt Toby Lloyd Michael Murphy Elizabeth

Hibberd Thomas Lo Phoebe Murphy Thomsa

Hicks Dominic Lo Vivienne Musham Giles

Hicks Emma Loan Ailish Musham Morgan

Hicks Nina Loan Ruby Natalotto Levi

Naylor Victoria Reeves Anika Stepanko Sasha

Negus Annika Reeves Finn Stoffers George

Negus Femke Reidy Indiah Stoffers Isabel

Nelligan Blake Rhebok Alaska Straight Zayle-Bay

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Nelligan Nina Ricciardo Rocco Sumner Jake

Nelligan Rhys Rigoll Kate Sumner Nicholas

Nguyen Benjamin Roberts Charlotte Taneski Jasper

Nguyen Jenna Roberts Evan Taneski Layla

Nicol Tom Roberts Kai Taylor Aria

Noble Lola Roberts Malia Taylor Harper

Noble Zachary Roberts Samuel Taylor Ruby

Norrish Archie Rombouts Luke Terry Angelina

Norrish Sage Ross Cooper Terry Jude

Nuich Amarli Rowe Oscar Terwal Ashton

Nuich Keira Rowley Evan Terwal Haarlem

Nurse Loralei Rowley Lennon Terwal Xander

Nurse Luke Rowley Max Thomas Hannah

O’Connell Dylan Rule Jaya Thrower Jai

Okines Charlie Said Maxwell Toms Benjamin

Okines Jonah Saidmen Maayan Trofimczyk Michael

Olsen Sam Saidmen Noa Trofimczyk Nicole

Papanastasiou Deon Saidmen Shoham Turner Blake

Papanastasiou Latecia Sargent Ned Turner Finlay

Parker Kai Scanlon Caden Turner Madeline

Parsons Kallan Schneider Ruben Turner Steven

Pascucci Matheus Sedunary Ayrton Turney-Edwards Jacob

Pascucci Renan Seragusana Amelie Turney-Edwards Jasmine

Pellicciotti Sienna Seragusana Ayrton Twite Ava

Phillips Amity Seragusana Ivy Twite Remi

Phillips Hudson Sexton Adam Twite Sanna

Phillips Jayden Sexton Hannah Tyndall Maya

Phillips Kahlia Shewell Theodore Upfold Chloe

Popp Cooper Shiels Holly Upfold Ella

Popp Sophia Shiels Olivia Van Geffen Cas

Potts Hannah Sinclair Thomas Van Horn Thomas

Poynter Alexis Slater Isaac Van Selm Emma

Pratt Indee Smillie Marlowe Van Selm Natalie

Pressley Asha Smillie Portia Varricchio Zac

Pye Brodie Smith Allegra Vermeulen Alexander

Pye Ethan Smith Ellis Viskovic Evelyn

Quigley Lily Smith-Hayes Lulu Viskovic Katerina

Quigley Ruby Souza Paladino Matheus Viskovic Liljana

Ramsay Benjamin Springer Chloe Viskovic Luka

Ramsay Chloe Springer Mia Wade Riley

Read Alexandra Stafford Fraser Walker Alex

Read William Stavretis Marcus Walker Lucas

Walshe Henry Wikstrom Oliver Wylie Abby

Walters Juliet Williams Imani Yeo Imogen

Webster Taj Wilson-Brown Dylan Zachariassen Aika

Webster Thomas Wilson-Brown Marcus Zaehner Lucy

Wheeler Alex Wilson-Brown Thomas Zaffino Fionn

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Wheeler Carmen Winch Jack Zaffino Lucca

Wheeler Samson Winterson Noah Zaffino Paea

Whitaker Jack Winton Amy Zanotti Jem

Whitney Zamia Winton Max Zorbas Kai

Wicks James Winton Thomas

Wicks Sophie Worrad Danja

Parents

Aitchison John Culley Sara-Jane Grosvenor Brett

Alexander Trent Cunningham Craig Hancy Susan

Alvarez Carlos Davies Chris Hannigan Andrew

Alvaro Claudio Davies Scott Hannon Gregory

Angland Michelle Davis Jason Harman Catherine

Atkinson Craig Davis Jennifer Harnett Dean

Austin Matthew Day Nathan Hart Jennifer

Ballardin Cathy De Souza Eleandro Hart Julie

Beales Lynda Deakin David Hawke Nathan

Beazley Karen Del Borrello Peter Hayes Nic

Beazley Trevor Del Fante Petra Headling Nicola

Beeney Mike Devlin Eric Heitz Brigitte

Bellworthy Douglas Dickinson Mark Henheffer Leonard

Bennett Sam Dines Andre Heron Amy

Boisvert Chelsea Ding Grant Hewitt Evan

Bordin Jo-Anne Downie Heath Hibberd Carol

Boschetti Anthony D’Souza Sandra Hicks Dagmara

Bovell Joshua Duncan Adam Hogden Stephen

Bradshaw David Edwards Fay Hogg Kylie

Buck Laura Edwards Julie Hynes Amber

Buck Martin Edwards Ron Ireland Ruth

Burton Anthony Eley Andrew James Kate

Butler Timothy Eley Jacqueline James Lisa

Buttrose Christian Elliott Geoffrey James Rhys

Campbell Anna Emmott Tim Jefferies Natalie

Campbell Kylie Enbom Haydn Johnson Corey

Canton Lyndon Fergus Kelley Johnson Maureen

Cardaci Helen Fergus Rachel Johnson Norman

Cardaci Philip Ferguson Anthony Jones Jennifer

Caren Kate Ferguson Davinya Jones Jennifer

Carr Tim Fiore Adrian Kallarn Deanne

Carthew Nannette Fisher Bryn Kallarn Jack

Catalano Daniela Fredonnet Nouchka Kapica Grant

Challinor Suzie Fulcher Joel Keddie Daniel

Cheeseman Alex Gardiner Sean Keedie Katy

Chenoweth Adrian Gardner Nerida Kercheval Tamryn

Christie Graeme George Steele King Amelia

Christie Jaye Gibbs Carol Kirby Vanessa

Christou Vic Gibbs Norman Klek Andrea

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Clark Bernard Gillmore Geoffrey Kok Bart

Cliff Nathan Glenister Natalie Kounis Dominique

Cliff Sarah Goodlet Kelly Lewin Diana

Collyer Jennifer Gorman Lisa Lewin Ross

Corfe Sarah Gray Robert Lichocik Carl

Crooks Justin Griffin Daryl Liddell Renae

Lindup Mark Olsen Kurt Springer Darren

Lingham Jo O’Shea Anthony Springer Patrizia

Lo Ron O’Shea Marianne Stafford Lauren

Lombardo Vincent Papanastasiou Chenelle Straight Melissa

Lovett Melissa Parker Jonathan Sumner Narelle

Maguire Damian Parmer Susan Taneski Alison

Malcolm-Smith Jon Parsons Andy Taylor Matthew

Malcolm-Smith Melissa Parsons Nicky Taylor MIranda

Mallis Darren Pascucci Daniela Terry Matt

Marchetto Amanda Pascucci Renato Terwal Maarten

Markham Calli Phillips Kirk Thomas Sandy

Martin Russell Phillips Kristen Thomson Kevin

May Phil Phillips Mason Thrower Darren

McArthur Adam Potts Rosalind Tighe Jo

McDonald Zane Poynter Rachel Tindall Russell

McGinty Gavin Pressley Mark Toms Andrew

McKellar Cindy Price Risma Toms Angela

McManis Coleen Pye Natalie Trofimczyk Kazimierz

McManis Sam Pye Shayne Turner Dale

Meldrum Bronwyn Raill Jodi Turner Greg

Mendham James Ramsay Kane Turney Paul

Menna Tony Ramsay Tracey Twite Brad

Meyers Laurel Read Paul Tyndall Peter

Meyers Stephen Reeves Luke Upfold Luke

Millar Vanessa Rhebok Heather Vaisey Donna

Mills Trudi Ricciardo Brandon Vaisey Mike

Moar Rita Richhariya Richa Van Geffen Leon

Molam Sean Rigoll Natasha Van Horn Nicholas

Monaghan Amanda Roberts Jonathon Van Veldhuisen Corrine

Moore Georgia Roberts Sarah Varricchio Paul

Moore Tony Rombouts Henri Venn Katrina

Morava Andrea Ruschin Julia Vermeulen Matt

Muir Craig Said Paul Viskovic Susan

Mulvey Steve Sargent Libby Vogler Karen

Murphy Harriet Sargent Richard Vogler Lin

Musham Melinda Schneider Brooke Wade Charlotte

Natalotto Ros Schou Peter Walker Sarah

Naylor Geraldine Sedunary Maiken Waller Andrew

Naylor Kate Seragusana Heather Waller Julia

Naylor Michael Sinclair Tony Walters Ruth

Nelligan Lindsay Slater Damian Watkins Roy

Newland Leanne Smillie David Watkins Teresa

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Noble Andy Smith Carol Webster Scott

Noble Linda Smith David Wheeler Adam

Nuich Justin Smith Felicity Wheeler Laura

Nurse Lisle Smith Jamie Wicks Timothy

Williams Pippa Winch David Worrad Damian

Williams Simone Windsor Karen Wylie Anna

Wilson-Brown Damien Winterson Nicolas Zaffino Donna

Wilson-Brown Tania Winton Glenn Zanotti Timothy

Parents with Gym

Bright Phillip Loan Mitch

Burton Travis Marchetto Hayden

Dakin Grant Martin Rick

Hunter Jeremy Negus Ed

Innocent Sally Winton Boyd

Lawson Michael

Associates

Arundel Matt Moala David

Casey Robert Northend Rod

Loan Barry Rickard James

Lowe Grahame Stewart Brent

Michelson Eric(TONY)

Award

Boutle Renae Reeves Kelly

Bowbridge Barbara Smith Eric

Bowie Therese Waldeck Marie

Probationary

Booth Michael White Frances

Calippo Fulvio

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Patrol Captains & Vice-Captains

Bistrup Brown

Patrol Captain Carl Stoffers Patrol Captain Patrick Harris

Vice Captain Peter Savage Vice Captain Paul Lynch

Cook Goss

Patrol Captain Craig Piercy Patrol Captain Paul Roberts

Vice Captain Adam Piercy Vice Captain Steven Montgomery

Hodgkinson Hutchinson

Patrol Captain Nicole Jahn Patrol Captain Michael Austin

Vice Captain Mark Mulvay Vice Captain Gabrielle Jolliffe

Lauren Jolliffe

Julian Martin

Patrol Captain Stephen Glossop Patrol Captain Ken Leong

Vice Captain Vice Captain Scott Elson

McDonald Mongan

Patrol Captain Andrew Cook Patrol Captain Edward Host

Vice Captain Selma Alibegovic Vice Captain William Host

Parlevliet Porteus

Patrol Captain Jonathon Griffin Patrol Captain Ivan De Rooster

Vice Captain Benjamin Griffin Vice Captain Sheridan Glossop

Smith Somers

Patrol Captain Grace O’Brien Patrol Captain Georgia Smith

Vice Captain Elana Mulvay Vice Captain Lachlan Armstrong

Ward White

Patrol Captain Elise Smith Patrol Captain Shaun Jessop

Vice Captain Timothy Bordin Vice Captain Jake Bright

Carnival

Patrol Captain John Rhatigan

Vice Captain

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Member Patrol Hours

Abbott Chris 20.5 Liddell Renae 8

Adams Riley 20 Lindup Kaelan 25

Alexander Andrew 31.5 Lindup Mark 10

Alexander Mayte 28.5 Lombardo Julian 4

Alibegovic Amira 32.75 Loreck Stephen 26.5

Alibegovic Beth 28 Lurati Chase 2

Alibegovic Selma 28.5 Lynch Alyce 20.5

Allsopp Blake 29.25 Lynch Ellin 3

Arbel Ella 18.5 Lynch Paul 23

Armstrong Clare 30 Mackenzie Malachi 35.5

Armstrong Lachlan 20 Mackenzie Richard 26

Atkinson Ethan 16.5 Macmahon Annabelle 8

Atkinson Hamish 12 Malcolm-Smith Jon 8

Attwell Philippa 18 Malcolm-Smith Melissa 6

Austin Matthew 14 Mallis Macarah 24.5

Austin Michael 42.5 Marchetto Hayden 6

Ballardin Cathy 10 Marchetto Kai 21.5

Ballardin Jackson 30.5 Markey Stephen 22.5

Ballardin Paul 16 Martin Kobi 18

Bandy Douglas 17 McGarry Ryan 24.5

Barnett Trent 19 McKee Robert 12.5

Bartell Cody 19 McManis Sam 6

Bartell Montana 24.5 Meldrum Justin 30.5

Beaton Madeleine 20.5 Meldrum Lachlan 24

Beaton Reginald 4.5 Meyers Caleb 39

Beazley Kane 12 Meyers Georgia 3

Beazley Karen 2 Meyers Sam 20.75

Beazley Regan 24.5 Mills Darren 4

Benson Samuel 24.25 Mills Lachlan 29.25

Boisvert Lily 33.5 Monaghan Jarod 22.5

Bordin Benjamin 27.5 Montgomery Indiana 20.5

Bordin Danielle 28.5 Montgomery Steven 39

Bordin Timothy 27.5 Moore Luka 20

Boschetti Anthony 4 Moore Tony 6

Bosmans Jana 19 Morgan Fergus 26

Boutle Stephen 4.5 Morris-Parmer Jesse 4.5

Bowie Neil 20 Morris-Parmer Josh 4.5

Bowler Steven 0 Motteram John 3.5

Bozinis Zoe 14.5 Muir Craig 10

Brampton Kathryn 0 Muir Lachlan 47.5

Briggs Ross 0 Mulvay Elana 36.5

Bright Jake 37 Mulvay Indie-Lee 31.5

Brooks Dean 13 Mulvay Kelton 23.75

Brooks Jenny 8.5 Mulvay Laine 29.5

Broome Jessica 23 Mulvay Mark 55

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Brown Tara 28.5 Mulvay Susan 26

Buck Martin 16 Mulvey Steve 6

Burke Heather 33.5 Naseri Joia 4.5

Burton Cliff 25.5 Natalotto Quinn 24.5

Butler Timothy 20 Natalotto Shay 23.5

Cabello Carlos 13.5 Naylor Brendan 35.5

Cain David 30 Naylor Jasmine 34.5

Campbell Brian 17.5 Naylor Rachel 27

Canton Lyndon 8 Naylor Stephanie 21

Canton Tane 25.5 Negus Ed 6

Cardaci Lucy 11.5 Neiva Marcelo 32

Cardaci Rachele 0 Newland Darby 4.5

Cardosa Tegan 7 Nicol Ash 4

Caren Devon 20.5 Noble Andy 2

Caren Ella 3 O'Brien Grace 24.5

Caren Rowan 16 O'Shea Caitlin 16.5

Carr Tim 17 O'Shea Liam 27.5

Chenoweth Adrian 18 Oudejans James 82

Cinanni Laura 21.5 Palmer Thomas 19.5

Claffey Nanette 21 Parsons Ellie 31.5

Cook Andrew 24.5 Pascucci Daniela 12

Coventry Linda 16 Phillips Kirk 2

Cox David 20.5 Philpott David 26.75

Crevacore Siena 30.5 Piercy Adam 26

Crisp Hannah 38 Piercy Craig 30.5

Cunningham Lucie 28.5 Piercy Joseph 30.5

Davies Chris 16 Piercy Lillian 0

Davies Kaden 20.5 Pieters Olivia 26.25

Davies Tallis 38 Pracilio Carl 24

Day Nathan 6 Pracilio Jade 23.5

De Rooster Aldo 4.5 Pracilio Mark 25

De Rooster Antoine 26 Pratt Chalise 21

De Rooster Cris 31.25 Raemaekers Joshua 34

De Rooster Ivan 21 Ramsay Mikayla 32.5

Del Fante Petra 25 Read Paul 10

Devitt Jacinta 3 Reeves Luke 11

Devlin Eric 10 Reid David 11

Doick Dianne 30.5 Reynolds Shannon 3

Doick Mark 30.5 Rhatigan John 45.5

Doick Paris 4.5 Ricciardo Brandon 16

Doick Rielle 16 Rimmer Maddelyn 17.5

Dore Paul 16.5 Rimmer Masen 26

Dorotich Brayden 11.5 Roberts Emily 27.5

Dreibergs Gary 6.75 Roberts Jonathon 26

Duguid Hayley 2 Roberts Madeline 19.5

Duguid Kevin 16 Roberts Paul 49

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Dutton Wesley 7 Roberts Sarah 4

Dzieciol Gabriel 37.5 Rooney Finn 4.5

Dzieciol Karolina 38 Russell Phillip 25

Eastwood Taia 13.5 Ryall Timothy 7

Edwards Kevin 68 Ryan Carolyn 14.5

Egan Jakson 19 Ryan Clem 16.5

Eley Patrick 38.5 Sabatino Luciano 25

Elliott Bree 32.25 Sansalone Giovanni 21.5

Elson Scott 34.5 Savage Peter 26.25

Emmott Tim 2 Savage Tyla 28.75

Ferguson Aysha 25.5 Savage Will 28.75

Ferguson Cade 28 Schou Olivia 27

Ferguson Shani 31.5 Shipway Carr Jazmin 4.5

Fleming Eve 21.5 Smaniotto Lauren 17

Forrest Jack 18 Smith Callan 28.5

Fredonnet Julien 13 Smith Carol 7

Fredonnet Nikita 32 Smith Elise 32

Freeman Jacinta 23 Smith Felicity 24

Gallivan Olivia 13.5 Smith Georgia 30.5

Gardiner Sean 10 Smith Jake 22.5

Gibbs Bryan 17.5 Smith Jamie 20

Gibbs Jack 8 Smith Kane 26

Gillmore Alessandra 27 Smith Karl 11.5

Gillmore Kristine 4 Spiby Dylan 9

Glossop Sheridan 10 Stacy Sam 9

Glossop Stephen 42 Stephens Jayson 21.5

Goyer Maxim 16.5 Stewart-Robinson Katharine 25.5

Gray Tahlia 30 Stoffers Carl 69.25

Greenhill Don 29.5 Straight Nick 16

Griffin Ben 41 Straight Ty 25

Griffin Jonathon 48 Style Bernard 8.5

Hall Gail 16.5 Sullivan Declan 26

Harman Catherine 6 Taylor Jenny 24

Harris Patrick 20.5 Taylor Lara 23.5

Harrison Ashley 21.5 Taylor Peter 45

Harrison Mia 19.25 Terry Matt 2

Hartley Dick 34 Terwal Maarten 13

Headling Bradley 18 Thomson Lisa 12

Headling Nicola 20 Tindall Benjamin 33.5

Henheffer Hayley 17.5 Toms Madison 24.5

Henheffer Leonard 10 Toms Matthew 24.5

Hibben Luke 26.5 Trofimczyk Kazimierz 14

Hill Eva 30.5 Tsirigotis Geordi 13

Hodges Darren 14.5 Twite Brad 6

Hodges Sophie 18.5 Tyndall Emma 30.25

Holt Adrienne 20 Tyndall Peter 19

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Holt Alexander 27 Upfold Luke 14

Holt Lachlan 21 Vaisey Will 29

Host David 15.25 Van Horn Nicholas 21

Host Edward 22.5 van Veldhuisen Corinne 4

Host William 27 Vanalopulos Warren 29

Hunter Jade 24.25 Vermeulen Samantha 0

Hunter Jeremy 10 Vivers Paul 1.5

Hunter Max 33.5 Walker Robert 22.5

Hunter Shane 4.5 Waller Gabrielle 30.5

Hunter Yasmin 16.5 Waller Michael 17.5

Hush Jack 20 Waller Nicholas 36

Innocent Robert 10.5 Wallis Alex 15

Innocent Sally 4 Wallis Bryce 15

Innocent Sascha 27.75 Warne Meg 25

Jahn Nicole 38.5 Warne Ruby 31

James Lisa 4 Warne Toby 19

Jenkinson Kent 24.5 Wells Hannah 13

Jessop Shaun 29 Wheeler Adam 14

Johnson Cooper 10 Wheeler Laura 25

Jolliffe Adrian 29.5 Whitaker Claire 8

Jolliffe Gabrielle 40.25 Whitaker John 42.5

Jolliffe Lauren 22.25 Whittick John 21

Jones Ben 31.5 Whittle Lynne 9

Journet Nicholas 13 Wicks Timothy 12

Kallarn Deanne 19 Wikstrom John 29

Kelly Nova 18.5 Wilson Simone 29

Kent Thomas 32 Windsor Emily 29

Kent William 40 Windsor Joshua 27.5

Kimber Byron 31.25 Winton Amanda 24.5

Kinchin Zachary 26 Winton Boyd 14

Kok Bart 4 Winton Jack 21.5

Kuruckchi Timothy 8.5 Wood Paige 24.5

Lawson Michael 18 Wray-Watts Vicki 20.5

Lawson Sophie 40 Wright Tyson 20

Leach Holly 34 Yeo Adam 19

Leong Ken 24.5 Zachariassen Amaru 24.5

Lewin Douglas 33.5 Zachariassen Waiira 24.5

Lewin Murray 36 Zanotti Timothy 2

NB: Patrol Hours exclude Support Operations Hours such as Helicopter Rescue Service, Personal Water Craft (Jet-Ski) and Duty Officer

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Club Award Winners

Mike Cook Perpetual Trophy Kelton Mulvay

Motteram, Bowie & Han Youth Athlete of the Year Jake Smith & Will Savage

Motteram, Bowie and Ham Athlete of the Year Dan Humble

Linfox Junior Water Safety Award Robert Walker

Trainer of the Year Mike Cook

Assessor of the Year Peter Taylor

SRC Lifesaver of the Year Lachlan Muir

Bronze Lifesaver of the Year Nicole Jahn

Champion Patrol Carnival Patrol Capt. John Rhatigan

Liza Harvey Rising Star Award Kai Marchetto

Annette Greenhill Award Jake Bright

Karrinyup Rotary “Service Above Self” Award Mark Mulvay

Junior Parent Helper Award Hayden Marchetto

U/14 Best Club Person Jackson Ballardin

U/15 Best Club Person Danielle Bordin

U/17 Best Club Person Caleb Meyers

U/19 Best Club Person Lauren Jolliffe

Open Best Club Person Chris Davies

Western Suns State Team Representatives Dan Humble Open Ben Jones Open

Ceris Graham Open Ruby Warne Open

Madeline Thomson Youth Macarah Mallis Youth

Patrick Eley Development Jazmin Shipway Carr Development

Max Hunter Development Will Savage Development

Tallis Davies Development Nikita Fredonnet Development

Sascha Innocent Development

Robert Innocent Development Team Manager

Western Suns Pool Rescue State Team Representatives Joshua Windsor Open Ben Jones Open

Ruby Warne Open Jake Smith U19

Lachlan Meldrum U17 Callan Smith U17

Madeline Thomson U17 Chalise Pratt U15

Sascha Innocent U14 Will Savage U14

Jennifer Jones Assistant Team Manger

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Australian Pool Rescue Championships

5th Place overall in Points Tally

Team Medallists

Gold Name Event Jake Smith U19 Male 200m Obstacles U19 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U19 Male 50m Manikin Carry U19 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins U19 Male 50m Swim with Fins Lachlan Meldrum and Callan Smith U17 Male Line Throw Callan Smith U17 Male 100m Rescue Medley

Silver Name Event Jake Smith U19 Male 200m Super Lifesaver Callan Smith U17 Male 200m Obstacles U17 Male 50m Manikin Carry U17 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Jake Smith/Kane Smith U17/19 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay U17/19 Male 4x25m Manikin Relay

Bronze Name Event

Jake Smith U19 Male 100m Rescue Medley

Callan Smith U17 Male 200m Super Lifesaver

U17 Male 50m Swim with Fins

Chalise Pratt U15 Male 50m Manikin Carry

Ben Jones/Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Jake Smith Open Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay

Open Male 4x50m Medley Relay

Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Jake Smith/Joshua Windsor Open Male 4x25m Manikin Relay

Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Jake Smith/Kane Smith U17/19 Male 4x50m Medley Relay

Trigg Island Australian Pool Rescue Touring Team August 2017 South Australia Aquatic Centre

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Australian Championships

Individual Medallists

Gold Names Event Reece Baker/Dan Humble Open Male Double Ski Doug Lewin U19 Male Board Riding Amira Alibegovic/Clare Armstrong/Danielle Bordin/Hannah Crisp/ Bree Elliott/Shani Ferguson/Alessandra Gillmore/Ellie Parson/ Olivia Pieters/Mikayla Ramsay/Emily Windsor/Amanda Winton/ Karl Smith

U17 March Past

Will Savage U15 Ironman Max Hunter/Will Savage/Matthew Toms U15 Male Board Relay Grace Aberhart/Nikita Fredonnet/Sascha Innocent U15 Female Board Relay

Silver Names Event Reece Baker/Todd Brewer/Dan Humble Open Male Single Ski Relay Blake Allsopp/Reece Baker/Devon Caren/Dan Humble/Callan Smith/ Jake Smith

Open Male Taplin Relay

Devon Caren/Doug Lewin U19 Male Double Ski Will Savage U15 Male Surf Race Nikita Fredonnet U15 Female Board Race

Bronze Names Event Matt Bowbridge/Dan Humble/Callan Smith/Jake Smith Open Male Rescue Tube Rescue Madeline Thomson U17 Female Surf Belt Race Nikita Fredonnet U15 Female 2km Beach Run Nikita Fredonnet/Sascha Innocent U15 Female Board Rescue

Finalists Name Event

Matt Bowbridge/Ben Jones/Callan Smith/Jake Smith Open Male Surf Teams

Lachlan Armstrong/Fergus Morgan/Brendon Sarson Open Male Single Surf Ski Relay

Todd Brewer/Brendon Sarson Open Male Double Ski

Lachlan Armstrong/Matt Bowbridge/Todd Brewer/Ben Jones/ Kelton Mulvay/Joshua Windsor

Open Male Taplin Relay

Blake Allsopp/Devon Caren/Ben Jones Open Male Board Relay

Renae Boutle/Barb Bowbridge/Shane Bowbridge/Therese Bowie/ Helen Marchesani/Kelly Reeves/Peter Savage/Lisa Smith/ Karl Smith/Peter Taylor/Marie Waldeck/John Whitaker

Open March Past

Dan Humble Open Male Single Surf Ski

Jake Smith Open Male Surf Race

Ceris Graham/Alana Nicholls/Shannon Reynolds Open Female Single Surf Ski Relay

Alana Nicholls/Shannon Reynolds Open Female Double Ski

Jazmin Shipway Carr/Lauren Smaniotto/Ruby Warne Open Female Surf Board Relay

Ceris Graham/Macarah Mallis Open Female Board Rescue

Ceris Graham Open Female Board Race

Open Female Single Surf Ski

Shannon Reynolds Open Female Single Surf Ski

Madeline Thomson Open Female Surf Belt Race

U17 Female Surf Race

Ruby Warne Open Female Surf Belt Race

Open Female Surf Race

Open Male Surf Race

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Name Event

Callan Smith

U19 Male Surf Race

Devon Caren U19 Male Single Surf Ski

U19 Male Board Race

Devon Caren/Doug Lewin/Kelton Mulvay U19 Male Board Relay

Devon Caren/Doug Lewin/Will Vaisey U19 Male Single Surf Ski Relay

Devon Caren/Doug Lewin/Callan Smith U19 Male Taplin Relay

Selma Alibegovic/Paige Wood U19 Female Double Ski

Macarah Mallis/Tyla Savage/Meg Warne U19 Female Board Relay

Selma Alibegovic/Tyla Savage/Paige Wood U19 Female Single Surf Ski Relay

Patrick Eley U17 Male Board Race

Cade Ferguson U17 Male Surf Race

Jakson Egan/Cade Ferguson/Kane Smith/Benjamin Tindall U17 Male Surf Teams

Jakson Egan/Patrick Eley/Kane Smith U17 Male Taplin Relay

Hannah Crisp/Jazmin Shipway Carr/Madeline Thomson U17 Female Board Relay

Lachlan Murray U15 Male 2km Beach Run

Tane Canton/Tallis Davies/Max Hunter/Will Savage U15 Male Surf Teams

Max Hunter/Lachlan Murray/Will Savage/Matthew Toms U15 Male Cameron Relay

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Australian Masters’ Championships

Individual Medallists

Gold Names Event Matt Bowbridge 30-34 Male Surf Race 30-34 Male Board Race Andrew Mosel 35-39 Ironman Deane Pieters 45-49 Male Surf Race 45-49 Male Rescue Tube Race Mark Mulvay 50 + Male Surf Board Riding Mike Cook 70 + Male 2km Ocean Swim 70 + Male Surf Race 70 + Ironman Kate Mosel/Lauren Robertson 30-34 Female Board Rescue Robert Innocent/Deane Pieters 45-49 Male Board Rescue Julie Jenkinson/Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Double Ski Matt Bowbridge/Brad Headling/Andrew Mosel 110yrs Male Surf Teams 110yrs Male Board Relay Brad Carr/Andrew Jay/Deane Pieters 150yrs Male Taplin Relay Nicole Jahn/Julie Jenkinson/Carolyn Ryan 150yrs Female Single Ski Relay

Silver Names Event Dan Humble 30-34 Male Single Surf Ski Andrew Mosel 35-39 Male Board Race Andrew Jay 55-59 Male Board Race Doug Bandy 65-69 Male 1km Beach Run Mike Cook 70 + Rescue Tube Race 70 + Male Board Race Natalie Morris 45-49 Female Surf Race 45-49 Female Rescue Tube Race Jenny Taylor 60-64 Female Board Race Matt Bowbridge/Andrew Mosel 30-34 Male Board Rescue Reg Beaton/Andrew Jay 55-59 Male Board Rescue Gabrielle Jolliffe/Natalie Morris 150yrs Female Surf Teams Julie Jenkinson/Natalie Morris/Carolyn Ryan 150yrs Female Taplin Relay Reg Beaton/Mike Cook/Robert Innocent 170yrs Male Surf Teams

Bronze Names Event Kate Mosel 35-39 Ironwoman 35-39 Female Board Race Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Single Surf Ski Diane Doick/Kate Mosel/Lauren Robertson 110yrs Female Board Relay Craig Martin/Deane Pieters/Paul Vivers 150yrs Male Surf Teams Rodney Bennett/Bruce Boelen/Ken Foster/Mark Irwin/Darren Mills 200yrs Male Surf Boat Doug Bandy/Dean Brooks/Craig Martin/Luciano Sabatino 230yrs Male Beach Relay

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Finalists Name Event

Luke Ferrier 30-34 Male Beach Sprint

30-34 Male Beach Flags

Julien Fredonnet/Mark Mulvay 40-44 Male Surf Board Rescue

Julien Fredonnet 40-44 Male 2km Beach Run

Robert Innocent 45-49 Ironman

45-49 Male Board Race

Mark Mulvay 50-54 Rescue Tube Race

Mark Doick 50-54 Male 2km Beach Run

Craig Martin 55-59 Male Surf Race

55-59 Male Rescue Tube Race

Luciano Sabatino 55-59 Male Beach Sprint

55-59 Male Beach Flags

David Host/Craig Martin 55-59 Male Surf Board Rescue

Warren Myers/Clem Ryan 55-59 Male Surf Board Rescue

Warren Myers 60-64 Male Surf Race

60-69 Male Malibu Long Board Riding

Doug Bandy 65-69 Male Beach Flags

Matt Bowbridge/Brad Headling/Andrew Mosel 110yrs Male Taplin Relay

Brad Carr/Mark Doick/Clem Ryan 150yrs Male Surf Teams

Reg Beaton/Craig Martin/Nathan Sturgeon 150yrs Male Taplin Relay

Mark Doick/Paul Vivers/Lindsay Wiland 150yrs Male Taplin Relay

Reg Beaton/David Host/Andrew Jay 150yrs Male Board Relay

Lauren Robertson 30-34 Female Surf Race

30-34 Female Board Race

Kate Mosel 35-39 Female Surf Race

35-39 Female Rescue Tube Race

35-39 Female Single Surf Ski

Diane Doick 45-49 Female Surf Race

45-49 Female Surf Board Race

45-49 Female 2km Beach Run

Nicole Jahn 45-49 Female Ironwoman

45-49 Female Single Ski

45-49 Female Surf Board Race

Natalie Morris/Carolyn Ryan 45-49 Female Board Rescue

Diane Doick/Nicole Jahn 45-49 Female Board Rescue

Gabrielle Jolliffe 50-54 Female Surf Race

Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Rescue Tube Race

50-54 Ironwoman

50-54 Female Surf Board Race

Julie Jenkinson 50-54 Female Single Surf Ski

Gabrielle Jolliffe/Jenny Taylor 50-54 Female Board Rescue

Jenny Taylor 60-64 Female Rescue Tube Race

60-64 Ironwoman

60-64 Female Single Surf Ski

Nicole Jahn/Kate Mosel/Lauren Robertson 110yrs Female Surf Teams

Nicole Jahn/Carolyn Ryan/Jenny Taylor 150yrs Female Surf Board Relay

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Club

Championships

Perpetual Trophies Club Marathon – K Jenkinson

400m Swim – N Fredonnet

800m Swim – K Marchetto

1600m Swim – G Jolliffe

Surf Race Male Female

Open B Jones C Pratt

U/14 K Marchetto A Ferguson

U/15 W Savage S Innocent

U/17 J Egan C Pratt

U/19 - M Mallis

Ironperson Male Female

Open B Jones C Graham

U/14 K Marchetto A Ferguson

U/15 W Savage S Innocent

U/17 K Smith C Pratt

U/19 D Caren -

Board Race Male Female

Open D Caren C Graham

U/14 K Marchetto A Ferguson

U/15 W Savage N Fredonnet

U/17 K Smith H Greenfield

U/19 D Caren M Mallis

Ski Male Female

Open D Humble C Graham

U/17 P Eley S Ferguson

U/19 D Caren/D Lewin P Wood

Beach Sprints Male Female

Open W Host L Smaniotto

U/14 K Marchetto H Leach

U/15 M Hunter S Innocent

U/17 B Tindall S Ferguson

U/19 K Mulvay S Alibegovic

Beach Flags Male Female

Open - -

U/14 - H Burke

U/15 W Savage S Innocent

U/17 B Tindall H Crisp

U/19 K Lindup -

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WA State Open Championships

Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 1527 2 Sorrento 714 3 North Cottesloe 663

WA State Open Handicap Championships

Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 1527.1 2 North Cottesloe 1393.1 3 Fremantle 1147.8

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Individuals

Gold Names Event Kelton Mulvay Open Male Board Race U19 Male Board Race Ben Jones Open Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins Open Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Open Male 100m Rescue Medley Open Male 200m Super Lifesaver Joshua Windsor U21 Single Surf Ski Macarah Mallis U19 Female Board Race U19 Ironwoman Tyla Savage U19 Female Single Surf Ski Paige Wood U19 Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Devon Caren U19 Male Single Surf Ski Jake Smith U19 Male 100m Rescue Medley U19 Male 200m Super Lifesaver U19 Male 200m Obstacles U19 Male 50m Swim with Fins U19 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U19 Male 50m Manikin Carry U19 Male 50m Freestyle U19 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Jazmin Shipway Carr U17 Female Board Race Madeline Thomson Open Female Surf Belt Race U17 Female Surf Belt Race U17 Female Ironwoman U17 Female Surf Race U17 Female 200m Obstacles U17 Female 50m Swim with Fins U17 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U17 Female 50m Freestyle U17 Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Shani Ferguson U17 Female Single Surf Ski Patrick Eley U17 Male Board Race Lachlan Meldrum U17 Male 200m Obstacles U17 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U17 Male 50m Manikin Carry U17 Male 50m Freestyle Callan Smith U17 Male 100m Rescue Medley U17 Male 200m Super Lifesaver U17 Male 50m Swim with Fins U17 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Nikita Fredonnet U15 Female Beach Run (2km) U15 Female Board Race Sascha Innocent U15 Female Ironwoman U14 Female 50m Swim with Fins Chalise Pratt U15 Female 200m Obstacles U15 Female 50m Swim with Fins U15 Female50m Manikin Carry U15 Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Will Savage U15 Male Board Race U15 Ironman U15 Male Surf Race Ashya Ferguson U14 Female Surf Race

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Silver Names Event Ceris Graham Open Female Board Race Ruby Warne Open Female Surf Race Open Female Surf Belt Race U19 Female 200m Obstacles U19 Female 50m Freestyle Devon Caren Open Male Board Race U19 Male Surf Race Todd Brewer Open Male Single Surf Ski Joshua Windosr Open Male Surf Belt Race Callan Smith Open Male Surf Race Ben Jones Open Male 200m Obstacles Kelton Mulvay Open Male Longboard Riding Macarah Mallis Open Ironwoman U19 Female Single Surf Ski U19 Female Surf Race Meg Warne U19 Female Board Race U19 Ironwoman U17 Female 50m Freestyle Paige Wood U19 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins Lachlan Meldrum U19 Male Surf Belt Race Hannah Crisp U17 Female Board Race Emily Windsor U17 Female Single Surf Ski Madeline Thomson U17 Female 100m Rescue Medley U17 Female 200m Super Lifesaver U17 Female 50m Manikin Carry Cade Ferguson U17 Male Surf Belt Race Lachlan Meldrum U17 Male 100m Rescue Medley U17 Male 200m Super Lifesaver U17 Male 50m Swim with Fins U17 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Callan Smith U17 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U17 Male 50m Manikin Carry U17 Male 50m Freestyle Nikita Fredonnet U15 Ironwoman Chalise Pratt U15 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U15 Female 50m Freestyle Olivia Schou U15 Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Max Hunter U15 Male Board Race Tallis Davies U15 Ironman U14 Male 50m Manikin Carry Jakson Egan U15 Male 200m Obstacles Holly Leach U14 Female Board Race Kai Marchetto U14 Ironman Will Savage U14 Male 200m Obstacles U14 Male 50m Swim with Fins Sascha Innocent U14 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U14 Female 50m Manikin Carry

Bronze Names Event Lauren Smaniotto Open Female Board Race U21 Female Single Surf Ski Ceris Graham Open Ironwoman Simone Wilson Open Female Single Surf Ski Madeline Thomson Open Surf Race Madeleine Beaton Open Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Ben Jones Open Ironman Reece Baker Open Male Single Surf Ski Michael Booth Over 24 Male Restricted Surf Race Mark Mulvay Open Male Longboard Riding Kent Jenkinson U21 Male Single Surf Ski Tyla Savage U19 Female Board Race

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Meg Warne U19 Female Surf Belt Race Paige Wood U19 Female 200m Super Lifesaver Ruby Warne U19 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U19 50m Manikin Carry U19 Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Doug Lewin U19 Male Single Surf Ski Callan Smith Open Male Surf Belt Race U19 Male Surf Race U19 Male Surf Belt Race U17 Male 200m Obstacles Chalise Pratt U17 Female Surf Race Emily Windsor U17 Female 200m Super Lifesaver U17 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U17 Female 50m Freestyle Patrick Eley U17 Ironman Cade Ferguson U17 Male Surf Race Kane Smith U17 Male 100m Rescue Medley U17 Male 200m Super Lifesaver U17 Male 50m Swim with Fins U17 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins Grace Aberhart U15 Female Board Race U15 Ironwoman Sascha Innocent U15 Female Surf Race U14 Female 200m Obstacles U14 Female 50m Freestyle Olivia Schou U15 Female 50m Manikin Carry Lachlan Murray U15 Male Beach Run (2km) Max Hunter U15 Ironman Jakson Egan U15 Male 50 Freestyle U15 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Kai Marchetto U14 Male Board Race Tallis Davies U14 Male 200m Obstacles Will Savage U14 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U14 Male 50m Freestyle

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Teams

Gold Names Event Graham C/Greenfield H/Mallis M Open Female Board Relay Graham C/Mallis M Open Female Board Rescue Graham C/Wilson S Open Female Double Ski Graham C/Meyers G/Thomson M/Wood P Open Female Rescue Tube Rescue Graham C/Nicholls A/Wilson S Open Female Single Ski Relay Graham C/Mallis M/Nicholls A Open Female Taplin relay Beaton M/Thomson M/Warne R/Wood P Open Female 4x50m Medley Relay Bowbridge M/Host W/Jones B Open Male Board Relay Baker R/Humble D Open Male Double Ski Bowbridge M/Humble D/Smith C/Smith J Open Male Rescue Tube Rescue Baker R/Brewer T/Humble D Open Male Ski Relay Bowbridge M/Jones B/Smith C/Smith J Open Male Surf Teams Allsopp B/Baker R/Caren D/Humble D/Smith C/Smith J Open Male Taplin Relay Dorotich B/Griffin B/Meldrum L Open Male IRB Tube Rescue Jones B/Meldrum L/Smith C/Smith J Open Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Baker R/Armstrong L Open Male Line Throw Jones B/Meldrum L/Smith C/Smith J Open Male 4x25m Manikin Relay Jones B/Meldrum L/Smith C/Smith J Open Male 4x50m Medley Relay Mallis M/Savage T/Warne M U19 Female Board Relay Pratt C/Savage T U19 Female Board Rescue Alibegovic S/Wood P U19 Female Double Ski Mallis M/Savage T/Warne M/Wood P U19 Female Rescue Tube Rescue Alibegovic S/Mallis M/Wood P U19 Female Single Ski Relay Greenfield H/Savage T/Thomson < U19 Female Taplin Relay Caren D/Lewin D U19 Male Double Ski Caren D/Meldrum L/Smith C/Vaisey W U19 Male Rescue Tube Rescue Caren D/Lewin D/Vaisey W U19 Male Single Ski Relay Caren D/Lewin D/Smith C U19 Male Taplin Relay Crisp H/Greenfield H/Shipway Carr J U17 Female Board Relay Ferguson S/Shipway Carr/Windsor E U17 Female Single Ski Relay Crisp H/Pratt C/Schou O/Thomson M U17 Female Surf Teams Crisp H/Pratt C/Shipway Carr J U17 Female Taplin Relay Eley P/Naylor B/Smith K U17 Male Board Relay Eley P/Smith K U17 Male Board Rescue Egan J/Ferguson C/Smith K/Tindall B U17 Male Surf Teams Egan J/Eley P/Smith K U17 Male Taplin relay Kimber B/Smith K U17 Male Line Throw Alibegovic A/Armstrong C/Bordin D/Crevacore S/ Crisp H/Elliott B/Ferguson S/Parsons E/Pieters O/ Ramsay M/Windsor E/Winton A

U17 Mixed March Past

Aberhart G/Fredonnet N/Innocent S U15 Female Board Relay Fredonnet N/Innocent S U15 Female Board Rescue Crevacore S/Fredonnet N/Innocent S/Parsons E U15 Female Cameron Relay Aberhart G/Arbel G/Fredonnet N/Innocent S U15 Female Surf Teams Hunter M/Savage W/Toms M U15 Male Board Relay Hunter M/Savage W U15 Male Board Rescue Hunter M/Murray L/Savage W/Toms M U15 Male Cameron Relay Canton T/Davies T/Hunter M/Savage W U15 Male Surf Teams Egan J/Ferguson C U15 Male Line Throw Davies T/Egan J/Ferguson C/Savage W U14/U15 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Canton T/Davies T/Egan J/Savage W U14/U15 Male 4x25m Manikin Relay Davies T/Egan J/Eley P/Savage W U14/U15 Male 4x50m Medley Relay Fredonnet N/Innocent S/Pratt C/Schou O U14/U15 Female 4x50m Obstacle Relay Fredonnet N/Innocent S/Pratt C/Schou O U14/U15 Female 4x25m Manikin Relay Fredonnet N/Innocent S/Pratt C/Schou O U14/U15 Female 4x50m Medley Relay Meldrum L/Smith C/Smith J/Smith K U17/U19 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Meldrum L/Smith C/Smith J/Smith K U17/U19 Male 4x25m Manikin Relay Meldrum L/Smith C/Smith J/Smith K U17/U19 Male 4x50m Medley Relay Thomson M/Warne R/Windsor E/Wood P U17/U19 Female 4x50m Obstacle Relay Thomson M/Warne R/Windsor E/Wood P U17/U19 Female 4x50m Medley Relay

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Silver Names Event Boutle R/Bowbridge B/Bowbridge S/Bowie T/Marchesani H Reeves K/Savage P/Smith L/Smith K/Taylor P/Waldeck M/ Whitaker J

Open Mixed March Past

Meyers G/Nicholls A Open Female Double Ski Mallis M/Pratt C/Thomson M/Warne R Open Female Surf Teams Beaton M/Thomson M/Warne R/Wood P Open Female 4x50m Obstacle Relay Allsopp B/Caren D/Host E Open Male Board Relay Armstrong L/Booth M/Morgan F Open Male Ski Relay Meldrum L/Smith C Open Male Line Throw Mallis M/Warne M U19 Female Board Rescue Mallis M/Savage T U19 Female Double Ski Savage T/Shipway Carr J/Warne M U19 Female Single Ski Relay Mallis M/Savage T/Thomson M/Warne M U19 Female Surf Teams Mallis M/Warne M/Wood P U19 Female Taplin Relay Caren D/Lewin D/Mulvay K U19 Male Board Relay Egan J/Ferguson C/Mulvay K/Smith C U19 Male Surf Teams Mulvay K/Smith J U19 Male Line Throw Greenfield H/Pratt C U17 Female Board Rescue Crisp H/Ferguson S/Thomson M U17 Female Taplin Relay Thomson M/Windsor E U17 Female Line Throw Eley P/Lewin M/Smith K U17 Male Single Ski Relay Davies T/Marchetto M/Murray L U15 Male Board Relay Davies T/Toms M U15 Male Board Rescue Crisp H/Ferguson S/Savage T/Warne M U17/U19 Female 4x50m Obstacle Relay Crisp H/Ferguson S/Savage T/Warne M U17/U19 Female 4x50m Medley Relay

Bronze Names Event Smaniotto L/Warne M/Warne R Open Female Board Relay Meyers G/Smaniotto L Open Female Board Rescue Pratt C/Smaniotto L/Warne R/Wilson S Open Female Rescue Tube Rescue Meyers G/Smaniotto L/Wood P Open Female Single Ski Relay Thomson M/Warne R/Wilson S Open Female Taplin Relay Beaton M/Windsor E Open Female Line Throw Eley P/Jones B Open Male Board Rescue Armstrong L/Morgan F Open Male Double Ski Bowbridge M/Brewer T/Harris P/Host E/Host W/Jones B Open Male Taplin Relay Baker R/Nicholls A Open Mixed Double Ski Armstrong L/Caren D/Mulvay K/Smith K Open Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Alibegovic A/Elliott B/Naylor R U19 Female Board Relay Smith C/Smith K U19 Male Board Rescue Meldrum L/Mulvay K/Vaisey W U19 Male Taplin Relay Ferguson S/Schou O/Windsor E U17 Female Board Relay Crisp H/Shipway Carr J U17 Female Board Rescue Alibegovic A/Elliott B/Schou O U17 Female Single Ski Relay Elliott B/Ferguson S/Shipway Carr J/Windsor E U17 Female Surf Teams Elliott B/Schou O/Windsor E U17 Female Taplin Relay Savage T/Warne M U17 Female Line Throw Aberhart G/Arbel E/Leach H/Pieters O U15 Female Cameron Relay Caren D/Johnson C/Kimber B/Mulvay K U17/U19 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay

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WA State Endurance Championships

Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 301 2 North Cottesloe 188 3 City of Perth 106

Gold Names Event Kelton Mulvay Open Male Board Race (4km) Reece Baker Open Male Ski Race (12km) Ceris Graham Open Female Board Race (4km) Lauren Smaniotto Open Female Swim Race (2km) Macarah Mallis U19 Female Swim Race (2km) Patrick Eley U17 Male Board Race (4km) Hannah Greenfield U17 Female Board Race (4km) Chalise Pratt U17 Female Swim Race (2km) Lachlan Murray U15 Male Beach Run (4km) Will Savage U15 Male Board Race (2km) Nikita Fredonnet U15 Female Beach Run (4km) U15 Female Board Race (2km) Sascha Innocent U15 Female Swim Race (2km) Ashya Ferguson U14 Female Swim Race (2km) Brenton Rose 30-34 Male Ski Race (9km) David Host 55-59 Male Board Race (2km) Neil Bowie 60+ Male Ski Race (6km) Mike Cook 60+ Male Swim Race (2km) Mikaela Innocent U11-U13 Female Ironwoman Jules Fredonnet U11-U13 Male Ironman

Silver Names Event Blake Allsopp Open Male Board Race (4km) Olivia Schou U17 Female Board Race (4km) Shani Ferguson U17 Female Ski Race (6km) Madeline Thomson U17 Female Swim Race (2km) Matthew Toms U15 Male Board Race (2km) Will Savage U15 Male Swim Race (2km) Sascha Innocent U15 Female Board Race (2km) Rob Innocent 40-44 Male Swim Race (2km) Nicole Jahn 45-49 Female Ski Race (9km) Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Board Race (2km) 50-54 Female Ski Race (6km) Mike Cook 55-59 Male Board Race (2km) David Host 55-59 Male Ski Race (6km) Nyah Gray U11-U13 Female Beach Run (2km)

Bronze Names Event Dan Humble Open Male Ski Race (12km) Kent Jenkinson Open Male Swim Race (2km) Open Male Beach Run (4km) Caitlin O’Shea Open Female Beach Run (4km) Open Female Swim Race (2km) Meg Warne Open Female Ski Race (12km) Patrick Eley U17 Male Ski Race (6km) Jakson Egan U17 Male Swim Race (2km) Tallis Davies U15 Male Beach Run (4km) Max Hunter U15 Male Board Race (2km) U15 Male Swim Race (2km) Kai Marchetto U14 Male Beach Run (4km) Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Swim Race (2km) Clem Ryan 55-59 Male Ski Race (6km) Femke Negus U11-U13 Female Beach Run (2km)

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WA State Masters’ Championships

Rank Club Total Points 1 North Cottesloe 702 2 Trigg Island 640 3 Sorrento 589

Individual Medallists

Gold Name Event Name Event Matt Bowbridge 30-34 Male Board Race Natalie Morris 45-49 Female Rescue Tube Race 30-34 Male Surf Race 45-49 Female Surf Race Dan Humble 30-34 Male Single Ski Race Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Board Race Kate Mosel 35-39 Female Board Race 50-54 Ironwoman 35-39 Female Single Surf Ski Race 50-54 Female Single Surf Ski Lynne Whittle 35-39 Female Surf Race Mark Mulvay 50-59 Male Longboard Riding 35-39 Female Rescue Tube Race Luciano Sabatino 55-59 Male Beach Flags Brad Headling 40-44 Ironman 55-59 Male Beach Sprint 40-44 Male Surf Race Reg Beaton 55-59 Male Board Race Rob Innocent 45-49 Ironman Neil Bowie 60-64 Male Board Race 40+ Male 50m Manikin Carry 60-64 Ironman Mike Cook 65-69 Male Board Race

Silver Name Event Name Event Lauren Robertson 30-34 Female Board Race David Host 55-59 Male Board Race Meghann Tysoe 35-39 Female Single Surf Ski 55-59 Male Single Surf Ski Kate Mosel 35-39 Female Surf Race Reg Beaton 55-59 Ironman Julien Fredonnet 40-44 Male Beach Run (2km) Craig Martin 55-59 Male Rescue Tube Race 40-44 Male Board Race Doug Bandy 60-64 Male Beach Flags Brenton Rose 45-49 Male Board Race 60-64 Male Beach Sprint Rob Innocent 45-49 Male Surf Race 60-64 Male Beach Run (1km) 40+ Male 100m Obstacles Warren Myers 60-64 Male Rescue Tube Race 40+ Male 500m Swim with Fins 60-64 Male Surf Race Rob Walker 40+ Male 100m Manikin Tow 60 + Longboard Riding Nicole Jahn 45-49 Female Board Race Mike Cook 65-69 Ironman 45-49 Ironwoman 65-69 Male Surf Race Mark Mulvay 50-54 Male Rescue Tube Race 50-54 Male Surf Race

Bronze Name Event Name Event Lauren Robertson 30-34 Female Rescue Tube Race Nicole Jahn 45-49 Female Rescue Tube Race David Cain 35-39 Ironman 40+ Female 100m Manikin Tow Kate Mosel 35-39 Ironwoman Rowan Caren 50-54 Male Single Surf Ski 35-39 Female Rescue Tube Race David Host 50-59 Male Longboard Riding Nathan Sturgeon 40-44 Male Single Surf Ski Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Surf Race Beth Alibegovic 40-44 Female Beach Run (2km) Clem Ryan 55-59 Ironman Rob Innocent 40-49 Male Longboard Riding Paul Vivers 55-59 Male Surf Race 45-49 Male Board Race Jenny Taylor 55-59 Ironwoman Reg Beaton 40+ Male 50m Manikin Carry 60+ Longboard Riding John Wikstrom 45-49 Male Beach Run (2km) Stephen Boutle 65-69 Male Tube Rescue Race Mike Cook 70+ Male Rescue Tube Race

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Team Medallists

Gold Names Event Headling B/Humble D/Innocent R 110 Min Male Board Relay Bowbridge M/Cook M/Mulvay M 150 Min Male Board Relay Caren R/Rose B/Wiland L 150 Min Male Single Ski Relay Caren R/Mulvay M/Wiland L 150 Min Male Surf Teams Host D/Rose B/Wiland L 150 Min Male Taplin Relay Jolliffe G/Morris N/Ryan C 150 Min Female Surf Teams Morris N/Ryan C/Taylor J 150 Min Female Taplin Relay Beaton R/Bowie N/Host D 170 Min Male Board Relay Mosel K/Whittle L 35-39 Female Board Rescue Headling B/Mulvay M 40-44 Male Board Rescue Innocent R/Rose B 45-49 Male Board Rescue Morris N/Ryan C 45-49 Female Board Rescue Jolliffe G/Taylor J 50-54 Female Board Rescue Beaton R/Bowie N 55-59 Male Board Rescue

Silver Names Event Cain D/Host D/Humble D 110 Min Male Single Ski Relay Cain D/Fredonnet J/Wikstrom J 110 Min Male Surf Teams Jahn N/Mosel K/Whittle L 110 Min Female Taplin Relay Fredonnet J/Rose B/Sabatino L 130 Min Male Board Relay Headling B/Innocent R/Sabatino L 130 Min Male Taplin Relay Robertson L/Taylor J/Whittle L 130 Min Female Surf Teams Dock M/McKee R/Myers W 170 Min Board Relay Cook M/Innocent R/Martin C 170 Min Male Surf Teams Bowie N/Cook M/Sturgeon N 170 Min Male Taplin Relay Bennett R/Boelen B/Foster K/Irwin M/Mills D 200 Min Male Surf Boat McKee H/Robertson L 30-34 Female Board Rescue Fredonnet J/Marchetto 40-44 Male Board Rescue Jahn N/Ryan C 45-49 Female Double Ski Host D/Martin C 55-59 Male Board Rescue Beaton R/Sabatino L 55-59 Male Double Ski Beaton R/Innocent R/Lindsay L/Walker R Male 4x25m Manikin Relay

Bronze Names Event Fredonnet J/Humble D/Mulvay M 110 Min Male Taplin Relay Alibegovic B/Mosel K/Robertson L 110 Min Female Board Relay Alibegovic B/McKee H/Tysoe M 110 Min Female Single Ski relay Jahn N/McKee/Mosel K 110 Min Female Surf Teams Jahn N/Mosel K/Ryan C 130 Min Female Single Ski Relay Jahn N/Ryan C/Taylor J 150 Min Female Board Relay Bandy D/Brook D/Sabatino L/Wikstrom J 200 Min Male Beach Relay Alibegovic B/Jahn N 40-44 Female Board Rescue McKee R/Myers W 55-59 Male Board Rescue Campbell B/Cook M 65-69 Male Board Rescue

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WA Nipper State Championships

Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 552 2 Fremantle 359 3 Sorrento 325

Trophies Under 11 Female Nipper Age Champion Sarah Beiers

Under 12 Male Nipper Age Champion Zachary Mills

Under 13 Female Nipper Age Champion Mikaela Innocent

Individual Medallists

Gold Name Event Name Event Danja Worrad U8 Female Beach Sprint Zachary Mills U11 Male 100m Obstacles U8 Female Surf Race U11 Male 50m Brick Carry Billy Hawkes U8 Male Beach Sprint U12 Male Ironman Nelli Johnson U10 Female 100m Obstacles U12 Male Surf Race U10 Female 50m Swim/Fins Charlie Burle U12 Male Board Race U10 Female 50m Brick Carry Mikaela Innocent U13 Female Beach Run (1km) U11 Female Beach Run (1km) U13 Female Board Race Sarah Beiers U11 Female Beach Sprint Jarvis Caren U12 Male 50m Brick Carry U11 Female Board Race U13 Male Board Race Daniel Beales U11 Male 50m Swim with Fins Harper Davies U13 Ironman

Silver Name Event Name Event Billy Hawkes U8 Male Beach Flags Daniel Beales U11 Male 100m Obstacles

Macy Boisvert U9 Female Beach Flags U11 Male 50m Brick Carry

U9 Female Beach Sprint U12 Male Surf Race

Lucca Zaffino U10 Male Beach Flags Fionn Zaffino U12 Male Beach Flags

Sarah Beiers U10 Female 50m Brick Carry Tristan Heathcote-Marks

U12 Male Beach Run (1km)

U11 Female Beach Flags Benjamin Toms U12 Male Beach Sprint

Levi Natalotto U11 Male Beach Flags Jules Fredonnet U12 Male Ironman Zachary Mills U11 Male 50m Swim with Fins Mikaela Innocent U13 Ironwoman U12 Male Board Race

Bronze Name Event Name Event Luna Harrison U10 Female 100m Obstacles Jules Fredonnet U12 Male Board Race Sarah Beiers U10 Female 50m Swim/Fins Mikaela Innocent U12 Female 50m Swim/Fins Natalie Van Selm U10 Female Ironwoman U12 Female 50m Brick Carry U10 Female Surf Race Jarvis Caren U12 Male 50m Swim with Fins Joshua Hilbrands U10 Male Beach Flags Nyah Gray U13 Female Beach Run (1km) Fionn Zaffino U12 Male Beach Sprint Ashya Ferguson U13 Female 50m Swim’Fins

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Team Medallists

Gold Names Event Cabello S/Devlin A/McGough J/Van Selm N U10 Female Surf Teams Hewitt T/Hilbrands J/ Malcolm-Smith T/Zaffino L U10 Male Beach Relay Beiers S/Johnson N U11 Female Board Rescue Beiers S/Gray G/Harrison L/Johnson N U11 Female Surf Teams Bosmans T/Heathcote-Marks T/Toms B/Zaffino F U12 Male Beach Relay Burke C/Fredonnet J/Mills Z/ U12 Male Board Relay Bosmans T/Fredonnet J/Mills Z/Zaffino F U12 Male Cameron Relay Beales D/Burke C/Fredonnet J/Mills Z U12 Male Surf Teams Hunter G/Innocent M/Rule J U13 Female Board Relay Hunter G/Innocent M U13 Female Board Rescue Gray N/Hunter G/Innocent M/Rule J U13 Female Surf Teams Caren J/Okines J/Walker L U13 Male Board Relay Caren J/Davies H/Okines J/Winton T U13 Male Surf Teams Beiers S/Harrison L U10 Female Line Throw Fredonnet J/Mills Z U11 Male Line Throw Canton E/Malcolm-Smith K U10/11 Female 100m Patient Tow with Fins Beales D/Fredonnet J/Mills Z/Straight Z-B U10/11 Male 4x25m Brick Relay Beales D/Fredonnet J/Mills Z/Nelligan B U10/11 Male 4x50m Medley Relay

Silver Names Event Ballardin M/Beazley D/Canton E/Davies H/ Innocent M/Malcolm-Smith K/Negus A/Negus F/Pratt I/ Ramsay B/Ramsay C/Winton T

All Age March Past

Kok M/Marchetto T/Van Selm N/Wheeler C U10 Female Cameron Relay Headling H/Malcolm-Smith T/Okines C U10 Male Board Relay Beales D/Parsons K/Toms B U12 Male Board Relay Beales D/Burke C/Daws J/Heathcote-Marks T U12 Male Cameron Relay Beazley D/Innocent M/Negus F/Rule J U13 Female Cameron Relay Davies H/Okines J U13 Male Board Rescue Davies H/Lindup H/Walker L/Wheeler S U13 Male Cameron Relay Johansoon M/Johnson N U10 Female Line Throw Davies H/Walker L U12 Male Line Throw Freddonnet J/Mills Z U10/11 Male 100m Patient Tow with Fins

Bronze Names Event Gray J/Hilbrands J/Zaffino L U10 Male Board Relay Enbom L/George D/Headling H/Malcolm-Smith T U10 Male Surf Teams Beiers S/Henheffer K/Johansson M/Johnson N U11 Female Cameron Relay Beales D/Daws J/Hewitt J/Pascussi R U12 Male Beach Relay Fredonnet J/Mills Z U12 Male Board Rescue Negus F/Rule J U13 Female Board Rescue Caren J/Lindup H U13 Male Board Rescue Johansson M/Johnson N U10/11 Female 100m Patient Tow with Fins Caren J/Davies H/Lindup H/Marchetto K U12/13 Male 4x25m Brick Relay Ferguson A/Innocent M/Leach H/Pratt I U12/13 Female 4x25m Brick Relay Ferguson A/Innocent M/Leach H/Pratt I U12/13 Female 4x50m Medley Relay

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SLSA AWARDS

Bronze Medallion

Armstrong Clare Meyers Caleb

Bordin Danielle Mills Lachlan

Crevacore Sienna Morris-Parmer Jesse

Davies Tallis Morris-Parmer Josh

Dzieciol Karolina Naylor Brendan

Egan Jakson Naylor Rachel

Eley Patrick Newland Darby

Elliott Bree Piercy Lillian

Ferguson Cade Pratt Chalise

Fleming Eve Ramsay Mikayla

Fredonnet Julien Savage Will

Goyer Maxim Schou Olivia

Greenfield Hannah Stewart-Robinson Katharine

Innocent Sascha Toms Matthew

Lewin Murray Tyndall Peter

Marchetto Hayden Warne Toby

McGarry Ryan

Surf Rescue Certificate

Attwell Phlippa Lombardo Vincent

Austin Matthew Marchetto Kai

Ballardin Jackson McArthur Adam

Bawden Rhys Meyers Sam

Beazley Dharma Moar Georgia

Boschetti Anthony Montgomery Indiana

Bosmans Jana Moore Luka

Burton Travis Naseri Joia

Butler Timothy Natalotto Shay

Cardaci Lucy Negus Femke

Caren Okines Jonah

Carr Tim Pratt Indee

Chenoweth Adrian Pressley Mark

Christie Graeme Ramsay Benjamin

Davies Harper Read Paul

Day Nathan Ricciardo Brandon

Del Fante Petra Smillie David

Dzieciol Justyna Smith Carol

Eastwood Tia Smith Felicity

Emmott Tim Smith Jamie

Ferguson Aysha Sullivan Declan

Forrest Jack Terry Matt

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Gallivan Olivia Terwall Maarten

Gillmore Alessandra Upfold Luke

Gillmore Geoffrey Van Horn Nicholas

Gray Nyah Walker Lucas

Harman Catherine Wallis Alex

Headling Nicola Wallis Bryce

Hunter Georgie Wheeler Laura

Innocent Mikaela Wicks Timothy

Kelly Nova Winton Jack

Leach Holly Winton Thomas

Liddell Renae Wright Tyson

Lindup Heath Zanotti Timothy

Lombardo Julian

Resuscitation Certificate AID

Marianne O’Shea

IRB Crew Certificate

Atkinson Hamish Hunter Yasmin

Bordin Danielle Kuruckchi Timothy

Bright Jake McGarry Ryan

Cunningham Lucie Meyers Caleb

Dzieciol Gabriel O’Shea Liam

Dzieciol Karolina Schou Olivia

Elliott Bree Toms Madison

Ferguson Cade Toms Matthew

Silver Medallion IRB Driver Certificate

Dorotich Brayden Meldrum Lachlan

Hush Jack O’Shea Liam

Mackenzie Malachi Russell Phillip

Advanced Resuscitation Techniques (AID)

Bright Jake Mulvay Kelton

Caren Ella Reid David

Cardosa Tegan Rhatigan

Dzieciol Gabriel Russell Phillip

Healy Mitchell Savage Peter

Hush Jack Taylor Jenny

Journet Nicholas Taylor Peter

Lewin Douglas Vaisey Will

Lindup Kaelan Warne Ruby

Meldrum Lachlan Wikstrom John

Morgan Fergus Windsor Emily

Mulvay Elana Windsor Joshua

Certificate II in Public Safety

Alibegovic Amira Naylor Rachel

Alibegovic Selma Pieters Deane

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Beazley Regan Schou Olivia

Egan Jakson Shipway Carr Jazmin

Elley Patrick Smith Jake

Elliott Bree Smith Kane

Ferguson Cade Tindall Benjamin

Fredonnet Julian Vaisey Will

Greenfield Hannah Waller Nicholas

Lewin Douglas Wiland Lindsay

Mulvay Laine Wilson Simone

Naylor Brendan

Silver Medallion Beach Management

Dzieciol Gabriel Jolliffe Gabrielle

Jahn Nicole Jolliffe Lauren

Jessop Shaun

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Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Contents For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

Page

Financial Statements

Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income 1

Statement of Financial Position 2

Statement of Changes in Equity 3

Statement of Cash Flows 4

Notes to the Financial Statements 5

Statement by Members of the Committee 14

Independent Audit Report 15

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

Note 2018 2017

$ $

Revenue 4 563,130 675,634

Depreciation and amortisation expense (163,074) (161,777)

Lifesaving and Education (24,271) (29,437)

Competition (67,525) (148,475)

Administration expenses (34,221) (34,648)

Food, beverage and merchandise expenses (113,827) (124,630)

Membership (18,838) (16,673)

Juniors and Youth (30,031) (23,806)

Building (58,992) (41,276)

Finance (3,325) (5,313)

Other Club expenses (17,575) (29,184)

Employee benefits expense (72,231) (59,444)

Surplus / (Deficit) for the year (40,780) 971

Other comprehensive income

Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss - -

Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss - -

Revaluation changes for property, plant and equipment

Other comprehensive surplus for the year, net of tax - -

Total comprehensive surplus / (deficit) for the year (40,780) 971

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Financial Position 30 April 2018

Note 2018 2017

$ $

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents 5 288,472 246,982

Trade and other receivables 6 11,308 7,398

Inventories 36,309 34,601

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 336,089 288,981

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

Property, plant and equipment 7 884,465 983,199

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 884,465 983,199

TOTAL ASSETS 1,220,554 1,272,180

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Trade and other payables 8 28,081 20,536

Employee benefits 10 14,688 6,607

Other financial liabilities 9 5,004 31,476

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 47,773 58,619

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES

Employee benefits 10 - -

Other financial liabilities 9 - -

TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES - -

TOTAL LIABILITIES 47,773 58,619

NET ASSETS 1,172,781 1,213,561

EQUITY

Reserves - -

Retained earnings 1,172,781 1,213,561

TOTAL EQUITY 1,172,781 1,213,561

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Changes in Equity For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

2018

Retained Earnings

$

Balance at 1 May 2017 1,213,561

Surplus/(Deficit) for the year (40,780)

Other comprehensive income

Revaluation increment (decrement) -

Balance at 30 April 2018 1,172,781

2017

Retained Earnings

$

Balance at 1 May 2016 1,212,590

Surplus/(Deficit) for the year 971

Other comprehensive income

Prior Year adjustment -

Balance at 30 April 2017 1,213,561

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Cash Flows For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

Note 2018 2017

$ $

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:

Membership funds received 163,963 141,020

Merchandise 46,438 47,787

Food, bar and kitchen 146,795 173,987

Other receipts 188,560 284,344

Donations received 13,463 28,396

Payments to suppliers and employees (423,592) (495,208)

Interest paid (487) (5,313)

Net cash provided by/(used in) operating activities 135,140 175,013

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:

Proceeds from sale of plant and equipment 3,000 -

Purchase of property, plant and equipment (67,340) (55,709)

Net cash used by investing activities (64,340) (55,709)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES:

Repayment of borrowings (29,310) (84,732)

Net cash used by financing activities (29,310) (84,732)

Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents held

41,490 34,572

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 246,982 212,409

Cash and cash equivalents at end of financial year 5 288,472 246,981

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

The financial statements cover Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc as an individual entity. Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc is a not-for-profit Association incorporated in Western Australia under the Associations Incorporation Act (WA) 2015 ('the Act').

The principal activities of the Association for the year ended 30 April 2018 were...

• Provision of weekend patrols on our beach in delivering an essential lifesaving service;

• Provision of training courses to enhance the skills of our members; and

• Participate in Surf Sports events, locally, interstate and internationally.

The functional and presentation currency of Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc is Australian dollars.

The financial report was authorised for issue by the Committee of Management on 2 May 2018.

Comparatives are consistent with prior years, unless otherwise stated.

1 Basis of Preparation

The financial statements are general purpose financial statements that have been prepared in accordance with the Australian Accounting Standards and the Act.

The accounting policies set out below have been consistently applied to all years presented.

2 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(a) Income Tax

The Association is exempt from income tax under Division 50 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

(b) Leases

Lease payments for operating leases, where substantially all of the risks and benefits remain with the lessor, are charged as expenses on a straight-line basis over the life of the lease term.

Lease incentives under operating leases are recognised as a liability and amortised on a straight-line basis over the life of the lease term.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

2 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(c) Revenue and other income

Revenue is recognised when the amount of the revenue can be measured reliably, it is probable that economic benefits associated with the transaction will flow to the Association and specific criteria relating to the type of revenue as noted below, has been satisfied.

Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable and is presented net of returns, discounts and rebates.

All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).

Sale of goods

Revenue is recognised on transfer of goods to the customer as this is deemed to be the point in time when risks and rewards are transferred and there is no longer any ownership or effective control over the goods.

Grant revenue

Grant revenue is recognised in the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income when the entity obtains control of the grant, it is probable that the economic benefits gained from the grant will flow to the entity and the amount of the grant can be measured reliably.

When grant revenue is received whereby the entity incurs an obligation to deliver economic value directly back to the contributor, this is considered a reciprocal transaction and the grant revenue is recognised in the statement of financial position as a liability until the service has been delivered to the contributor, otherwise the grant is recognised as income on receipt.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc receives non-reciprocal contributions of assets from the government and other parties for zero or a nominal value. These assets are recognised at fair value on the date of acquisition in the statement of financial position, with a corresponding amount of income recognised in the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income.

Donations

Donations and bequests are recognised as revenue when received.

Interest revenue

Interest is recognised using the effective interest method.

Rendering of services

Revenue in relation to rendering of services is recognised depending on whether the outcome of the services can be estimated reliably. If the outcome can be estimated reliably then the stage of completion of the services is used to determine the appropriate level of revenue to be recognised in the period.

If the outcome cannot be reliably estimated then revenue is recognised to the extent of expenses recognised that are recoverable.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

2 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(c) Revenue and other income

Gain on disposal of non-current assets

When a non-current asset is disposed, the gain or loss is calculated by comparing proceeds received with its carrying amount and is taken to profit or loss.

Other income

Other income is recognised on an accruals basis when the Association is entitled to it.

(d) Borrowing costs

Borrowing costs that are directly attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of a qualifying asset are capitalised as part of the cost of that asset.

All other borrowing costs are recognised as an expense in the period in which they are incurred.

(e) Goods and services tax (GST)

Revenue, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST), except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

Receivables and payable are stated inclusive of GST.

The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is included as part of receivables or payables in the statement of financial position.

Cash flows in the statement of cash flows are included on a gross basis and the GST component of cash flows arising from investing and financing activities which is recoverable from, or payable to, the taxation authority is classified as operating cash flows.

(f) Inventories

Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

Inventories acquired at no cost, or for nominal consideration are valued at the current replacement cost as at the date of acquisition, which is the deemed cost.

(g) Property, plant and equipment

Each class of property, plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation and impairment.

Items of property, plant and equipment acquired for nil or nominal consideration have been recorded at the acquisition date fair value.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

2 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(g) Property, plant and equipment

Where the cost model is used, the asset is carried at its cost less any accumulated depreciation and any impairment losses. Costs include purchase price, other directly attributable costs and the initial estimate of the costs of dismantling and restoring the asset, where applicable.

Assets measured using the revaluation model are carried at fair value at the revaluation date less any subsequent accumulated depreciation and impairment losses. Revaluations are performed whenever there is a material movement in the value of an asset under the revaluation model.

Plant and equipment

Plant and equipment are measured using the revaluation model.

Depreciation

Property, plant and equipment, excluding freehold land, is depreciated on a straight-line basis over the assets useful life to the Association, commencing when the asset is ready for use.

Leased assets and leasehold improvements are amortised over the shorter of either the unexpired period of the lease or their estimated useful life.

The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable asset are shown below:

Fixed asset class Depreciation rate

Furniture, Fixtures and Fittings 5% - 20%

Competition Equipment 10%-20%

Leasehold improvements 5% - 20%

At the end of each annual reporting period, the depreciation method, useful life and residual value of each asset is reviewed. Any revisions are accounted for prospectively as a change in estimate.

(h) Financial instruments

Financial instruments are recognised initially using trade date accounting, i.e. on the date that the Association becomes party to the contractual provisions of the instrument.

On initial recognition, all financial instruments are measured at fair value plus transaction costs (except for instruments measured at fair value through profit or loss where transaction costs are expensed as incurred).

Financial Assets

Financial assets are divided into the following categories which are described in detail below:

• loans and receivables;

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

2 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(h) Financial instruments

Financial assets are assigned to the different categories on initial recognition, depending on the characteristics of the instrument and its purpose. A financial instrument’s category is relevant to the way it is measured and whether any resulting income and expenses are recognised in profit or loss or in other comprehensive income.

All income and expenses relating to financial assets are recognised in the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income in the ‘finance income’ or ‘finance costs’ line item respectively.

Loans and receivables

Loans and receivables are non-derivative financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted in an active market. They arise principally through the provision of goods and services to customers but also incorporate other types of contractual monetary assets.

After initial recognition these are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method, less provision for impairment. Any change in their value is recognised in profit or loss.

The Association’s trade and other receivables fall into this category of financial instruments.

Significant receivables are considered for impairment on an individual asset basis when they are past due at the reporting date or when objective evidence is received that a specific counterparty will default.

The amount of the impairment is the difference between the net carrying amount and the present value of the future expected cash flows associated with the impaired receivable.

In some circumstances, the Association renegotiates repayment terms with customers which may lead to changes in the timing of the payments, the Association does not necessarily consider the balance to be impaired, however assessment is made on a case-by-case basis.

Any gain or loss arising from derivative financial instruments is based on changes in fair value, which is determined by direct reference to active market transactions or using a valuation technique where no active market exists.

Financial liabilities

Financial liabilities are classified as either financial liabilities ‘at fair value through profit or loss’ or other financial liabilities depending on the purpose for which the liability was acquired. Although the Association uses derivative financial instruments in economic hedges of currency and interest rate risk, it does not hedge account for these transactions.

The Association‘s financial liabilities include borrowings, trade and other payables (including finance lease liabilities), which are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method.

Impairment of financial assets

At the end of the reporting period the Association assesses whether there is any objective evidence that a financial asset or group of financial assets is impaired.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

(i) Cash and cash equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents comprises cash on hand, demand deposits and short-term investments which are readily convertible to known amounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of change in value.

Bank overdrafts also form part of cash equivalents for the purpose of the statement of cash flows and are presented within current liabilities on the statement of financial position.

(j) Employee benefits

Provision is made for the Association's liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered by employees to the end of the reporting period. Employee benefits that are expected to be wholly settled within one year have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled.

3 Critical Accounting Estimates and Judgments

The directors make estimates and judgements during the preparation of these financial statements regarding assumptions about current and future events affecting transactions and balances.

These estimates and judgements are based on the best information available at the time of preparing the financial statements, however as additional information is known then the actual results may differ from the estimates.

The significant estimates and judgements made have been described below.

Key estimates - receivables

The receivables at reporting date have been reviewed to determine whether there is any objective evidence that any of the receivables are impaired. An impairment provision is included for any receivable where the entire balance is not considered collectible. No impairment exists in the current financial period.

Key estimates - inventory

Each item on inventory is reviewed on an annual basis to determine whether it is being carried at higher than its net realisable value. During the year, management have written down inventory based on best estimate of the net realisable value, although until the time that inventory is sold this is an estimate.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

4 Revenue and Other Income

2018

$

2017

$

Sales revenue

- Membership fees 152,396 133,588

- Sale of food, beverage and merchandise 193,235 221,775

345,631 355,363

Other revenue

- Donations and fundraising 23,486 40,295

- Sponsorship and grants 117,920 123,794

- Other trading revenue 75,522 154,443

- Finance income 571 1,738

Total Revenue 563,130 675,634

5 Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash at bank and in hand 288,472 246,982

288,472 246,982

6 Trade and Other Receivables

CURRENT

Trade receivables 8,308 7,398

Deposits 3,000 -

11,308 7,398

7 Property, plant and equipment

Plant and equipment

At cost 562,956 546,884

Accumulated depreciation (335,102) (326,813)

227,854 220,071

Leasehold Improvements

At cost 1,240,314 1,240,314

Accumulated amortisation (583,703) (477,186)

656,611 763,128

884,465 983,199

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

7 Property, plant and equipment (cont.)

(a) Movements in Carrying Amounts

Movement in the carrying amounts for each class of property, plant and equipment between the beginning and the end of the current financial year:

Plant and Equipment

$

Leasehold Improvements

$

Total

$

Year ended 30 April 2018

Balance at the beginning of year 220,071 763,128 983,199

Additions 69,075

- 69,075

Revaluation increase/(decrease) - - -

Disposals (4735) - (4,735)

Depreciation expense (56,557) (106,518) (163,074)

Balance at the end of the year 227,854 656,611 884,465

8 Trade and Other Payables

2018

$

2017

$

Current

Trade payables 31,252 7,598

GST payable/(receivable) (4,435) 6,558

Other payables 1,264 6,380

28,081 20,536

Trade and other payables are unsecured, non-interest bearing and are normally settled within 30 days. The carrying amounts are considered to be a reasonable approximation of fair value.

9 Other Financial Liabilities

CURRENT

Amounts received in advance 5,004 2,727

Other financial liabilities - 28,748

Total 5,004 31,476

10 Employee Benefits

Current liabilities

Annual leave 9,802 5,607

Long Service Leave 4,886 -

14,688 5,607

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2018

11 Capital and Leasing Commitments

(a) Operating Leases

Minimum lease payments under non-cancellable operating leases:

- not later than one year - 28,748

- between one year and five years - -

- 28,748

Operating lease is in place for 4wd vehicle and has a term of 5 years. Lease payments are increased on an annual basis to reflect market rentals.

12 Auditors' Remuneration

Remuneration of Optima Audit, for:

2018

$

2017

$

- auditing or reviewing the financial statements 4,000 4,000

13 Contingencies

In the opinion of the Committee of Management, the Association did not have any contingencies at 30 April 2018.

14 Events after the end of the Reporting Period

The financial report was authorised for issue on 4 June 2018 by the Committee of Management.

No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations of the Association, the results of those operations or the state of affairs of the Association in future financial years.

15 Statutory Information

The registered office of the association is: The principal place of business is:

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

360 West Coast Drive 360 West Coast Drive

Trigg, WA, 6029 Trigg, WA, 6029

In the opinion of the committee the financial report as set out on pages 1 to 13: 1. Present fairly the financial position of Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc as at 30 April 2018 and its

performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards (including Australian Accounting Interpretations) of the Australian Accounting Standards Board.

2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club

Inc will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the committee and is signed for and on behalf of the committee by:

President .........Shane Bowbridge.............................................

Treasurer............Norm Waldeck............................................... Dated this .................5th............. day of ........June......... 2018

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