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Surf Life Saving Queensland Point Danger Branch is an organisation of people who do extraordinary things. In season 2010/2011 our members are responsible for saving 288 lives. Surf Life Saving Queensland Point Danger Branch is the regional organisation representing the eleven clubs on the southern Gold Coast from Tallebudgera to Rainbow Bay. We have 5826 members protecting our beaches, teaching our nippers, competing in surf sports and contributing their time to the safety of the beach going public. Our purpose is to prevent drowning and injury on Gold Coast beaches. We do this through leadership, membership, development and the recognition of being an essential service to the Gold Coast community. Prevention is a key part of what we do – working with the public to prevent people getting into trouble in an aquatic environment. In season 2010/2011 our lifesavers performed 4349 preventative actions and warned 6550 people.

OUR VISION Point Danger Branch beaches and clubs are a safe, secure and enjoyable environment for members and visitors alike OUR MISSION To deliver high quality, innovative, progressive and responsive lifesaving services OUR VALUES Professionalism We provide quality lifesaving services with passion, integrity and accountability for our desired outcomes. Performance We provide efficient and effective services and pursue continuous improvement People We develop and support our volunteers and staff and respond to the needs of the beach going public Partnerships We engage communities and other agencies and work collaboratively to provide lifesaving services OUR STRATEGIES Prevent, respond to and report on rescues. Conduct member development initiatives. Promote ethical and professional behaviour in our volunteers and staff. OUR PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Rate of recorded rescues Rate of preventative actions and people warned Rate of membership retention and growth in membership categories Rate of awards and skills gained & learnt Public Perception

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SURF LIFE SAVING QUEENSLAND POINT DANGER BRANCH OFFICE BEARERS

PATRONS Mal McNeilly MBE, Arch Nicholson OAM

VICE PATRONS Margaret May MP, Christine Smith MP, Jann Stuckey MP, Mayor Ron Clarke MBE

PRESIDENT Mal Barnes

BRANCH COUNCILLORS Ian Munro, Terrence Place, Scott Rawlings, Col Dutton, David Mitchell, Lindsay Trigar, Ken Hunter, Joel Kinneally, Jim Purdon, Rod Jones, Anthony McKeaten DEPUTY PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF LIFE SAVING DIRECTOR OF SURF SPORTS Tony Wischnevsky Denis Carmody Nigel Ward DIRECTOR BUSINESS & FINANCE DIRECTOR OF JUNIOR ACTIVITIES PAST PRESIDENT John Moloney Andrew Walker Vacant DEPUTY DIRECTOR LIFE SAVING DEPUTY DIRECTOR SURF SPORTS EDUCATION OFFICER Ken Clark Peter Della Ca Vacant RESUSCITATION OFFICER IRB OFFICER FIRST AID OFFICER Ken Clark Wayne Baker Vacant COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER (LS) YOUTH DEVELOPMENT OFFICER COACHING OFFICER Vacant Skye Bond Mark Ross GEAR & EQUIPMENT OFFICER GRIEVANCE OFFICER MANAGER Leanne Ward Vacant Kerrie Barnes AFFILIATED CLUBS Tallebudgera SLSC

Pacific SLSC

Palm Beach SLSC

Currumbin SLSC

Tugun SLSC

Bilinga SLSC

North Kirra SLSC

Kirra SLSC

Coolangatta SLSC

Tweed Heads & Coolangatta SLSC

Rainbow Bay SLSC

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SURF LIFE SAVING QUEENSLAND POINT DANGER BRANCH BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

COUNCIL Mal Barnes, Tony Wischnevsky, Ian Munro, Terry Place, Scott Rawlings, Col Dutton, David Mitchell, Lindsay Trigar, Ken Hunter, Joel Kinneally, Jim Purdon, Rod Jones, Anthony McKeaten EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mal Barnes, Tony Wischnevsky, Nigel Ward, Denis Carmody, John Moloney, Andrew Walker, Kerrie Barnes BOARD OF LIFE SAVING Denis Carmody, Ken Clark, Wayne Baker BOARD OF SURF SPORTS Nigel Ward, Peter Della Ca, Mark Ross, Stuart Hogben, John Huntley Chipper, Serena McMahon, Terry Place Tony Kennedy, Carole Walle, Warwick Forsyth, Bob Hammond, Scott Byrnes OAM, Stephen Alexander, Rod Jones, Leanne Ward BOARD OF JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Andrew Walker, Peter Della Ca, Ken Clark, Skye Bond, Travis Buchanan, Tony Kennedy, Craig Halliwell, Dion Harris, Peta Barnes, Anthony Cassone, Geoff Carlin, Darren Rampling, Ray Fien SELECTION COMMITTEE Nigel Ward, Peter Della Ca, Rod Jones, Stuart Hogben, Carole Walle, Mark Ross JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Frank Grell, Louise Hogben, David Fisher-Bond, Mal McNeilly MBE MERITORIOUS AWARDS FOR LIFESAVING Denis Carmody, Rod Jones, Terry Place, Michael Kearney, Brock Wharton LIFE MEMBERS & HONOURS COMMITTEE Mal Barnes, Frank Grell, Scott Byrnes OAM, Bonnie Alchin, Mal McNeilly MBE, Arch Nicholson OAM YOUTH DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Skye Bond, Terry Young, Jenny Cosgrove, Sandie Williams, Bruce Barnes, Lyn Kirkwood, Scott Bell, Samantha Fien CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE Mal McNeilly MBE, Frank Grell, Louise Hogben, Arch Nicholson OAM CHIEF TRAINING OFFICERS COMMITTEE Richard Andrews, Denis Carmody, Sue Damon, Les Brodie, Andrew Wilson, Mick Beattie, Laurie Cavill, Phillip Hammond, Rob Walters, Danny Putland CLUB CAPTAINS COMMITTEE David Fisher-Bond, Brock Wharton, Sam Morgan, Mark Goodwin, Steve Madden, Shane Jarvis, Michael Kearney, Glen Edmonds, Garry Bell, Allan Vivian, Dave Woodall GEAR INSPECTION COMMITTEE Denis Carmody, Nigel Ward, Stuart Hogben, Leanne Ward

Very Real Results .... Life Saving

288 Rescues 25 Searches 4349 Preventative Actions 301 First Aid Injuries 6550 People Warned 303 New Bronzies 529 558 Beach Visitors 2059 Marine Stings

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LIFE MEMBERS

J.R. Winders OBE OSt.J * E.C. Avery * R.A. Blackman* C.G. Englert * A.B. Frizzell OBE OAM * J.L. Gordon * W.F. Higgins * J.E. Gray * H.F. McGrath * H.J. Potter J. McPhee * J. McIlroy * G. Shambrook * S.W. Winders OBE OstJ * H.J. Nix * J.S. Deane * E.J. Smith AM M.J. Klingner OAM * J.H. Spencer * M. McNeilly MBE

J.J. Stewart * K. Reed * B.Peel D.Brockhurst* C.A. Hargrave * R.G. Mapp OAM * H.Harsley * A.Nicholson OAM R. Gear AM R.S.McIntyre* M.W. Kropp OAM* M.A.Webb OAM* R.J. Davidson OAM P. Neumann D.Burchill OAM F. Grell G. Graham * M.Carey * B. Barron B. Brymer *

C. Paterson S. Byrnes OAM B. Walsh E.Ross Smith OAM * R. Linnett * D. Carmody M.Mahon J. Munro B. Alchin C. Alchin* Dr S. Barry P. Dawes G. Kling B. Thorne K. Dunn D. Dwan R. Fien D. Holmes G. Bennett

Throughout its 87 years of service to the community and its clubs—Point Danger Branch has been privileged to have some of the greatest lifesavers in history counted as Life Members. Life Membership is a privilege bestowed on few. Only those rare individuals that dedicate themselves tirelessly have been awarded this honour. Our Life Members are great for many reasons—lifesaving, surf sports, administration, nippers and of course—dedication The Life Membership list of Point Danger Branch is carved from greatness, it includes those men and women whose dedication to lifesaving goes far beyond the realms of the association. Combined these members have personally coached, mentored, trained and advised countless numbers of members and clubs. Point Danger Branch was built on the backs of the men and women on this list. These are individuals who show no wish for personal recognition or reward. They have not and do not seek these entitlements but the community and lifesavers Australia wide owe this to them

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EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW 2010/2011 Season 2010/2011 saw Surf Life Saving Queensland Point Danger Branch conclude its 87th season of lifesaving services protecting the beach going public on the Southern Gold Coast. This season more than 529 000 people visited our beaches; the increased use of our coastline for recreational pursuits is an issue that confronts all of our clubs and members. Our skills, strength and dedication allow our members to adapt and respond to any situation that arises on our beaches. This enthusiastic service reflects the health and power of our organisation.

The purpose of SLSQ Point Danger Branch is to provide support to the clubs, members and core services of the Surf Life Saving movement. We have adapted our systems and developed our members to accept the challenges that contemporary life saving presents to us. Our volunteer life savers and members continue to achieve inspiring statistics. We have entered an era whereby volunteerism is decreasing however our membership remains strong and the quality of our essential life saving service is always improving.

DELIVERY OF CORE SERVICE

Our continued commitment to leadership within the aquatic rescue and emergency response sector along with engagement with the local community have elevated the profile of the life saver and created a greater awareness of who we are and what our purpose is within the Gold Coast community. It is essential that as an organisation moving forward, we focus on the objectives in delivering our core services, stay true to our strategies in prevention and response and continue to be guided by our performance indicators. In considering all of this we also need to look at the challenges and risks that confront our organisation futuristically including climate change, economic impact and competition with other not for profit and sporting organisations.

Our clubs and members need to collectively focus on enhancing the community confidence in life saving and to strengthen the capacity to plan for, respond to and recover from emergencies and major events. In doing this we also need to reduce the incidence of accidents and emergencies on Point Danger Branch beaches by ensuring that the lifesavers of Point Danger Branch are available and well equipped to meet the challenges as the emergency managers of our beaches. At the end of each season we can determine our strength and success in our strategies by recording the rate of rescues, preventative actions, and people warned and further track our rate of membership retention and growth and number of awards gained and skills learnt.

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SURF SPORTS

Surf Sports in Point Danger Branch has certainly gained momentum in recent seasons. The Branch successfully hosts 10 – 12 surf sports events each season catering to all age groups and disciplines.

The Sizzler Oceans 38 Premiership Series was again the sole senior competition series in Queensland with prize money attached. The series has attracted clubs from across Queensland as well as international and interstate competitors. This season saw the series grow further, with the Oceans 38 Group forging a partnership with the Australian Surf Rowers League (ASRL) and the inclusion of two surf boat carnivals to further the exposure of the Sizzler Oceans 38 brand.

Point Danger Branch participated in the Interbranch Championships again this season. The Branch team and support staff was again supported by sponsor Ocean Kayak. This season was the first season that saw Pool Rescue competition added to the event and will necessitate future training and development in this aspect of surf sports competition from a whole of branch point of view.

Junior Surf Sports in Point Danger Branch continues to strengthen each season with our youngest competitors attending regular events and progressing well with impressive results across all age groups and disciplines. Point Danger Branch clubs were represented well at the Queensland Junior Championships held at TH&C SLSC

The Branch has focused on the development of officials this season with a continuing program of mentoring and talent identification. Our goal for future seasons is to increase the number of officials at each club, retain the officials and showcase a career pathway for officials by identifying and encouraging those who can go onto achieve higher levels.

MANAGEMENT OF FISCAL POLICY

The Branch continues to perform well financially and has ensured long term financial well being through strict adherence to budgets in line with the strategic plan.

Last year the funding arrangements with the Gold Coast City Council changed dramatically – instead of an annual donation, we are now required to apply for the funding against other organisations on the Gold Coast. The Branch was successful in our endeavours to gain this funding and as a result we were able to pass on extra funds to each club.

As always, the Branch has been proactive in applying for funding from various sources, this season we have been fortunate to gain funding from many areas and we have applied for more funding to further assist our operations. Funding gained includes the following

FUNDING AMOUNT ITEM DES/SLSQ $4675.00 Fuel/Manuals Jann Stuckey MP $1200.00 Rescue Board Gold Coast City Council $63000.00 Life Saving Services Gold Coast City Council $7000.00 Medals (split with SCB) Ocean Kayak $7000.00 Interbranch Team Sport & Recreation QLD $312000.00 Development Officers

The Branch has been successful in gaining $312000.00 in funding (over a 3 year period) to hire development officers to assist the clubs and Branch in their day to day operations. These positions will be responsible for building the capacity of all clubs to ensure that opportunities for participation in the wide range of physical activities associated with surf lifesaving are increased and supported. This is a new initiative for Point Danger Branch and will prove beneficial to all clubs.

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CORPORATE AND OPERATIONAL GOVERNANCE

The challenges of maintaining the governance and corporate viewpoint of the Branch is one of continuous improvement with the Branch refining its strategies and systems in line with the needs of the clubs, the changing environment and necessary policies and legislation.

With changes in the economic and technological environment change is ever increasing at a fast rate and as such we need to consider and improve our responsiveness to these changes. An essential part of our success in this will be the club and member’s willingness and ability to respond and adapt to any changes.

The Branch has continued its operational governance with an increase in risk management procedures this season including an additional patrol hours/log book analysis, patrol roster review, Junior Activity Committee reviews and AGM Notice/Minutes review. This has allowed the Branch to assist the clubs in maintaining compliance.

STRATEGIC PLAN

In 2008 the Branch Executive Committee and Council undertook to have a strategic plan written to guide future decision making and capital investment in facilities, services, programs and other opportunities for a 5 year period. The successful operation of the Branch plays an important role in the continuation of life saving services at our clubs. The Branch has recognised that sound planning principles are required to ensure that the future direction and development of the Branch and its affiliated clubs reflects the needs of members and contributed to the well being of the larger community.

PROJECT STATUS

Review & Upgrade Branch Constitution Identification of by law changes to be made, including update of job descriptions for office bearers

Development of 5 year financial plan Funding submission approved through GCCC and Sport and Rec for lifesaving services and staff

Human Resource Audit Administration, Compliance, Governance and Grievance Workshops

Acquisition of Office Equipment Boardroom updated – new carpet/tiles

Information supply regarding policy and procedures

Audits for ATV, Age Managers, Certificate 2 Introduction of patrol log and roster reviews.

Support Clubs to upgrade Facilities Procurement policy – group buying for clubs for essential services

Water Efficient Clubhouses Liaison with GCCC regarding new water system

Support Clubs to gain equipment Assistance to all clubs in SLSQ/DES Funding Provision of letters of support

Support clubs to gain relevant training opportunities and educate members

Provision of Development officer for 3 years under Sport and Recreation funding

Professional Development Program SLSA Admin Conference, PDB Admin Workshop

Development of athletes Interbranch team incl Pool Rescue Training Sessions

Conduct events that promote participation

Continuation of Sizzler Sponsorship for Oceans 38 for a further 3 years from 11/12

Succession Planning Identification of potential office bearers. Members identified for higher level courses, leadership camps

Development of volunteers to support activities

Sport and Recreation Funding TAF Workshops

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MEMBERSHIP

Point Danger Branch has shown a steady increase in total membership from 2003/2004 onwards. However, in season 2010/2011 we experienced the first decline in membership in eight seasons. In season 2009/2010 the total Branch Membership was 5908 and this decreased to 5826 in season 2010/2011 (a total decrease of 82 members). It should be noted that this is the smallest decrease of any Branch in the State

Our affiliated clubs have remained stable in membership from last season with only minor changes to club membership numbers. Bilinga, Coolangatta, Currumbin, Kirra, Rainbow Bay and Pacific have posted slight increases in membership whilst all other clubs have shown slight decreases.

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Active Membership has shown an overall decrease of 59 (4.69%) members from season 2009/2010 to season 2010/2011. Both the Active Senior and Junior categories have shown a decrease whilst the Active Cadet membership category has increased by 21 members (8.78% increase)

It should also be noted that other categories for active patrols have experienced some changes from season 2009/2010. Long Service membership has increased from 265 to 279 members, Reserve Active has decreased from 16 to 15 and Award members have increased from 59 to 65 members.

The Branch statistics indicate that the difference between the male and female membership is only 18%. In total there are 3412 male members and 2414 female members. Female members show greater numbers in the following membership categories

• Active Cadet • Associate • Under 11 • Under 12 • Under 13

Male Members show greater numbers in all other membership category’s. Noting that in the Active Senior category male members number 571 with females numbering 210 Branch Membership

Season 2010/2011 was the first season that Point Danger Branch accepted financial members. This was a new initiative to ensure that there was an alternative for members who no longer wished to be members of the club but wished to contribute to the association. To date the Branch has 6 members, all of whom contribute to the Branch as officials or Committee members.

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LIFE SAVING SERVICES

Surf Life Saving Point Danger Branch and its affiliated clubs main purpose is to prevent drowning and injury on our beaches. Our members have risen once again to accept these challenges. Point Danger Branch life savers have achieved inspirational statistics. Again we record no lives lost on our beaches – these are the tangible signs of the dedication and commitment of our volunteer life savers and clubs. The hours our members patrol do not always fairly reflect the hours put in behind the scenes to train physically, prepare mentally and to remain current in contemporary life saving techniques. Again, the Branch has continued to work cooperatively with the clubs to manage patrol breaches. Clubs and members are to be congratulated on their observance of the SLSQ Patrol Operations Manual and their Patrol Agreements for season 2010/2011. Some minor issues have arisen during the season with patrol log books and statistical reporting but these have been managed at club level through guidance by the Branch. This season five (5) patrol breaches have been recorded, however three of these were unsubstantiated and as such not recorded against the clubs records.

The Branch has continued to conduct patrol log audits and ATV audits on a monthly basis, and have added Patrol Roster Reviews and Patrol Hour reviews to assist the clubs in maintaining compliance and identifying shortfalls in rostering. The Branch has also concentrated efforts on training more Patrol Captains by encouraging members to attend the Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management courses. This initiative has assisted the clubs and members in understanding the requirements of patrols and the necessity to adhere to the patrol agreements, SLSQ Patrol Operations Manual and government/legislative requirements.

All eleven clubs within Point Danger Branch applied for and gained funding through the Department of Community Services/SLSQ Sustainability and More Beaches Under Guard funding programs. It is pleasing to see that all eleven clubs were successful in gaining funding to assist their essential life saving and training activities. Collectively, the Branch and its clubs gained $137 380.00 in funding, this is an increase of $30 430.00 from last season’s funding. The Branch assisted the clubs in the statistical reporting requirements for this grant program to ensure that 100% of clubs applied and received funding. This will continue for season 2011/2012, with the Branch assisting clubs in the application process.

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SUSTAINABILITY GRANTS

Point Danger Branch Manuals/Workbooks and Fuel $4250.00

Tallebudgera SLSA Rash Shirts $4000.00

Pacific Building Maintenance $25025.00

Palm Beach General Life Saving Equipment/Expenses $6500.00

Currumbin General Life Saving Equipment/Expenses $2800.00

Tugun General Life Saving Equipment/Expenses $3200.00

Bilinga IRB Motor $5140.00

Coolangatta General Life Saving Equipment/Expenses $3500.00

TH&C General Life Saving Equipment/Expenses $5470.00

SUSTAINABILITY FUNDING $59885.00

MORE BEACHES UNDER GUARD

Tallebudgera IRB Hull $6270.00

North Kirra 4WD $35000.00

Kirra IRB Hull $13500.00

Coolangatta Defibrillator $2725.00

Rainbow Bay ATV $20000.00

MORE BEACHES UNDER GUARD FUNDING $77495.00

TOTAL FUNDING 2010/2011 $137380.00

PATROL CLUB OF THE YEAR COMPETITION

The SLSQ Point Danger Branch Patrol Club of the Year competition in its current format is now in its 5th year. It is proudly sponsored by Jann Stuckey MP (Member for Currumbin).

The Branch will be looking at further changes to this award for season 2011/2012 which may split the award into two areas – operational and administrative. Clubs will be awarded on each portfolio. Consultation will occur with the clubs to ensure that there is consensus in relation to this award.

It is has been pleasing to note that this award has not been awarded to the same club each season with all clubs in the Branch showing improvement annually. Previous winners are 06/07 Kirra SLSC 07/08 Coolangatta SLSC 08/09 Currumbin SLSC 09/10 North Kirra SLSC

Our congratulations are extended to North Kirra SLSC on winning this award in season 2009/2010

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TRAINERS AND ASSESSORS SLSQ Point Danger Branch continues to recognise and reward its members for their service to the Branch as Trainers and Assessors. In season 2010/2011 the Branch was required to run a Trainer, Assessor and Facilitator (TAF) workshop to ensure all our trainers and assessors were updated in the current systems and also inducted into the Registered Training Organisation (RTO).

During this time the Branch determined it was the perfect opportunity to ensure that our trainers and assessors were able to demonstrate resuscitation techniques – with all of attendees gaining the Resuscitation CPR award (112 gained in total). Further, the Branch used this opportunity to reward our dedicated trainers and assessors with PDB Polo Shirts, to ensure that they had a consistent uniform they could wear whilst performing training or assessing activities.

We continue to recognise and reward our hardworking and dedicated assessors. Our congratulations are extended to the following members who have gained Assessor Long Service Awards

10 YEARS LONG SERVICE (BRONZE AWARD) Gaven Gear Kirra SLSC Neville Gray Kirra SLSC Kerrie Barnes Point Danger Branch 15 YEARS LONG SERVICE (SILVER AWARD) Stuart Hogben Coolangatta SLSC Beverley Walsh Currumbin SLSC 20 YEARS LONG SERVICE (GOLD AWARD) Eddie Bennett Pacific SLSC Andrew McNeilly Pacific SLSC PATROL STATISTICS Season 2010/2011 saw an increase in total rescues from 219 to 288 (an increase of 69 rescues). For the first time in a number of seasons, the IRB was not the most popular form of rescue equipment. This season the rescue tube was the most used form of rescue equipment with 34.72% rescues performed using this piece of equipment.

EQUIPMENT RESCUES PERFORMED % TOTAL RESCUES Rescue Tube 100 34.72% Rescue Board 69 23.96% No Equipment 50 17.36%

IRB 48 16.67% Body Board 10 3.47%

Other 8 2.78% RWC 3 1.04%

Each season the clubs record the activity of people at the time of their rescue, in this season the most rescues were performed whilst members of the public were surfing (42.01%). This was closely followed by swimming (38.8%).

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Preventative Actions are important in our patrolling activities as these measures ensure that rescues and other tragedies are kept to a minimum. Our clubs have been proactive in executing preventative actions this season. However it should be noted that there has been an overall decrease of 802 preventative actions from 2009/2010 to season 2010/2011.

TRAINING AND EDUCATION

In season 2010/2011 the Branch endeavoured to maintain its momentum with training and education by provided a large number of Branch run courses for club members to attend in an effort to assist the clubs, decrease pressure on club training officers and up skill our members. All of these courses were well patronised and as a result a large number of members have now gained additional qualifications.

In addition to our traditionally run courses of First Aid, ARC/Defibrillator – the branch added extra courses in for Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management and Age Managers Accreditations (see Junior Activities for the statistics relating to this award) to ensure that all of our patrols and nippers were compliant with the SLSQ requirements.

The Branch ran nine (9) Basic Beach Management courses across the Branch with 102 members gaining the accreditation which is an overall increase of 72 members gaining this award on the year before (240% increase).

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ARC/Defibrillator and First Aid continue to be popular courses with the clubs and members and as a result the Branch has continued to see an increase in the number of awards gained each season.

There has been an 11% increase in ARC awards gained, a 9.56% increase in Defibrillator awards gained and a 53.50% increase in Operational First Aid awards gained. The Branch will continue this momentum in season 2011/2012 and will be running courses again in all these areas. The branch has also been identifying assessors and trainers who want to learn to train these skills and will be mentoring them through this process.

There have been some changes to awards this season with 4WD Induction, Tractor Induction and ATV Operator (replacing ATV Induction) introduced. The Branch and its clubs were proactive in this respect and courses were run in the off season to train trainers and assessors from each club in these awards so that they could go on to run them at club level. The Branch and clubs will be using the off season to assist members in gaining these accreditations. Clubs have until 31st December 2011 for eligible members to become accredited in these awards so that they can use these pieces of equipment.

ATV Operator 27 4WD Induction 55 Tractor Induction 61 Course Presenter ATV 18 Course Presenter 4WD 33 Course Presenter Tractor 29

Futuristically, there will be some changes to other awards with ARC/Defibrillator changing to Advanced Resuscitation Techniques (ART), the reintroduction of Spinal Management and changes to Silver Medallion IRB Driver awards.

The focus on new trainers and assessors continued this season, with seventeen (17) new Training Officers for season 2010/2011, 8 of these are new training officers who gained the skills trainer award and went onto train a squad. Two members are existing training officers who gained a TOC in a new award. Fifteen members gained the Skills Trainer award, 13 of these are still to train a squad and gain the SLSA Training Officers award and 2 of these were previous training officers who upgraded their necessary prerequisites to continue training.

Seven (7) members attended the Course Assessor course so that they could continue onto become Assessors. Two of these members were older members who were upgrading to continue being assessors, three members went onto become assessors and two are still continuing through the probationary process. In total the Branch gained 18 new assessors for the season.

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Some changes to IRB Crewman and Silver Medallion IRB Driver training has seen a decrease in awards gained at club level but has been proactive in the prevention of accidents and injuries during training for these awards.

A total of 3725 awards (including junior awards) have been gained across the Branch in season 2010/2011. This is an increase of 604 (16.21%) awards from season 2009/2010 and a further increase of 748 (20.08 %) awards from season 2008/2009. Full details of awards gained are listed in the appendices.

In over viewing the core life saving awards we can note the following for season 2010/2011

AWARD ANALYSIS Advanced Resuscitation ARC Awards have increased from 96 (09/10) to 108 in season 10/11.

This is an 11% increase. Bronze Medallion Bronze Medallions this season have experienced a slight decrease from

369 to 288. Total decrease of 81 from season 2009/2010 Defibrillator This award continues to show growth with a 9.56% increase Operational First Aid After a slight decrease from season 08/09 to 09/10, this award has

picked up again with a 53.50% across the Branch. IRB Crewman IRB Crewman has experienced a decrease in awards gained for the 2nd

season in a row. IRB Crewman have decreased from season 09/10 of 93 to 57 in 10/11. This is a decrease of 39.78% across the Branch

IRB Drivers IRB Driver awards have decreased dramatically with only 16 members gaining this award. This is a 50% decrease from last season

Radio Operators Certificate Clubs have been encouraged to train and assess this in conjunction with the Bronze Medallion. This has seen an increase of awards of 240 awards from 74 to 314

Surf Rescue Certificate Surf Rescue Awards have remained on par with last season with 143 awards gained (= to season 09/10)

The Branch will continue to work with clubs and identify members who can assist in the training, assessing and facilitating of awards. Surf Life Saving Queensland will be adding the Certificate 4 (Workplace, Training and Assessment) course to their scope at the end of the year which will give our members increased opportunity to gain this award and proceed further to help their clubs and members.

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SURF SPORTS

Season 2010/2011 was again a busy season for Surf Sports in Point Danger Branch with regular carnivals held across all age groups and disciplines.

The Branch ran the following events throughout the season. PDB U8-U10 Teams Carnival @ Kirra SLSC Little Dudes Carnival @Coolangatta SLSC PDB Surf Rescue Championships @ Bilinga SLSC Sizzler Oceans 38 Round #1 and #2 @ North Burleigh SLSC/Kirra SLSC Sizzler Oceans 38 Young Guns @ Kirra SLSC Gold Coast City U11-U14 Titles @ North Kirra SLSC PDB U8-U10 Carnival @ North Kirra SLSC PDB U11-U14 Championships @ Tallebudgera SLSC South East Queensland R&R Championships @ BHMP SLSC One Day Wonder Event @ Tugun SLSC

The Branch has continued its positive relationship with stakeholders including SLSQ, South Coast Branch, Gold Coast City Council Lifeguards, Special Events and the QLD Police Service. The requirements in relation to compliance and workplace, health and safety have increased and will continue to do so to ensure that our events are run well and our members are safe. Season 2011/2012 will see some changes to our events calendar with the rotation of local carnivals changing and Point Danger Branch running the Gold Coast City Titles – there will be a name change for this event and it will now be referred to as the Gold Coast Championships.

SIZZLER OCEANS 38 PREMIERSHIP SERIES

Season 2010/2011 was the third season of the Sizzler Oceans 38 Premiership series. These carnivals continue to be a competitive force on the Queensland Surf Sports calendar – being the only series that provides prize money for clubs. Two rounds were held in January at North Burleigh SLSC and Kirra SLSC.

The Sizzler Oceans 38 Group (PDB/SCB) also embarked on a partnership with the Australian Surf Rowers League (ASRL) to have additional events staged throughout the state to ensure compliance to our sponsorship agreement. Two events were held for boat rowers – Young Guns and Best of the Best. This allowed the Sizzler Oceans 38 brand to be further showcased throughout the state.

We are proud to announce that we have secured the partnership with Sizzler for the next 3 seasons (concluding in 2014), which will include the partnership with ASRL and the inclusion of Sunshine Coast Branch. Participation in this event continues to grow across all age groups and disciplines (noting that last season had a higher number due to the inclusion of a 3rd round)

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INTERBRANCH CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Interbranch Championships is certainly gaining momentum and popularity with the addition of pool rescue events into the competition this season. This allowed the competitors to identify and showcase another level of competitive talent and it will be an area the Branch and Clubs will need to work on developing in the future.

Ocean Kayak sponsored our team for the second year in a row, and many remarks and compliments were paid to the Branch for the presentation of the team members, staff and officials. The generous support of Ocean Kayak has allowed the Branch to present our team in a professional manner and has certainly added to the pride of the team and its members. Again the Branch held a team dinner for all members, staff and officials and allowed the Branch to present the uniforms to the members and make an occasion of this. Parental support has been paramount to the success of the team and appreciated by all involved.

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2011 POINT DANGER BRANCH REPRESENTATIVE TEAM TEAM STAFF Coach Chris Clouston Team Manager Brett Ross Assistant Team Manager/Female Chaperone Sharon Ross Beach Coach Mark Ross Pool Coach Rodney Jones OFFICIALS Nigel Ward Beverley Walsh Leanne Ward John Huntley Chipper Scott Littler Kerrie Barnes Andrew Walker Peter Della Ca Bonnie Alchin Mariah Jones Geoff Hilton Tony Carle TEAM MEMBERS UNDER 13 Harry Hoy Tugun Melanie Walker Tallebudgera Brayden McCarthy TH&C Alex Stewart TH&C Ethan Clouston Tugun Surya Kastelein Tugun Patrick Macpherson Tallebudgera Amba Pilley Tugun Jayden Desmond Tallebudgera Ami Dowling Tugun Hayden Tolland TH&C Kelly Tighe Tugun UNDER 14 Josh Clouston Tugun Ellie Brooks Palm Beach Shaun Collins Currumbin Jessica Elkington Currumbin Matthew Kelly Currumbin Chloe Sterry Currumbin Tim Delahunty Palm Beach Kirsty Humrich Tugun Sam Ross Currumbin Letitia Whiley Tallebudgera Lucas Walsh Palm Beach Chandler Searle Currumbin UNDER 15 Sam Dick Currumbin Kelly Thacker Tallebudgera Mitchell Littler Currumbin Elizabeth Forsyth Tugun Ryham Pankhurst Tugun Leah Jones TH&C Tom Marais Tallebudgera Katie Gill Palm Beach Jacob Harris Tugun Kendall Fitzgibbons TH&C Sam Head Currumbin Holly Humrich Tugun UNDER 17 Jarrod Ross Currumbin Kirra Wilson Tugun Jackson Cosgrove Currumbin Regan Whiteman Palm Beach Jake Jensen Currumbin Maddi Stewart TH&C Jye Rogers TH&C Jessica Beer Currumbin Chris Hunt Tugun Riley Maynard Currumbin Jack Butler Tugun Brooke Neumann Currumbin

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SURF RESCUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

This season the Branch held the Surf Rescue Championships at Bilinga SLSC under the watchful eye of Carnival Referee – Stuart Hogben. The event was postponed by one week due to the QLD flood crisis. Participation was good with competitors in most age groups. Our members went on to participate at State and Australian Championships with credible results. This is certainly an area of competition that needs more development for future seasons.

SURF SPORTS OFFICIALS

The affiliated clubs of Point Danger Branch continue to be proactive in identifying members who can learn and carry out officiating duties. Season 2010/2011 has seen an increase in the number of members attending courses with 39 members attending the Level One Officials course – of this 17 have already completed the accreditation and all others are still progressing.

Currently the Branch has 142 registered officials. Our goal is to increase this number to 200 in season 11/12 to ensure that all carnivals are run effectively and efficiently. The Branch has been hands on regarding the identification of possible Level 2 officials with 3 members attending and completing the Level 2 Accreditation course and these members will be assisting in mentoring officials towards becoming future Level 2 officials.

OFFICIALS LONG SERVICE AWARDS 10 YEARS Phillip Mitchell Bilinga Peter Reid Tallebudgera 15 YEARS Craig Willliams Tugun 20 YEARS Alan Griffiths Tugun

QUEENSLAND AND AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Point Danger Branch continues its commitment to surf sports with great representation from our clubs across all event types and age groups. Collectively the Branch clubs and members have performed admirably with a number of placing’s and medals at State and Australian Championships being won by individuals and teams alike.

2011 AUSTRALIAN MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS – GOLD MEDALLISTS 30-34 Male Beach Sprint Brett Robinson - Currumbin SLSC 40yrs + Board Riding Kate Miller - TH&C SLSC 40-44 Male Board Rescue Christopher Maynard, Michael Waide - Currumbin SLSC 45-49 Male Ski Race Christopher Maynard – Currumbin SLSC 45-49 Male Beach Flags Phil Wyper - Coolangatta SLSC 60-64 Ironwoman Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 60-64 Ski Race Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 60-64 Female Board Race Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 70+ 1km beach Run William Ryan - TH&C SLSC 160 Yrs Surf Boat Geoff Case, Chris Gibbons, Tim Livanes, Sydney Norman, Daniel Rahe - Currumbin SLSC 130 Yrs Male Board Relay Chris Maynard, Brett Dowker, Michael Waide - Currumbin SLSC

2011 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – GOLD MEDALLISTS U17 Female Board Rescue Brooke Neumann, Riley Maynard – Currumbin SLSC Open Male Ski Relay Race Hugh Dougherty, Ken Wallace, Sam Hamilton - Tugun SLSC U19 Female Board Riding Emily Rawlings – Palm Beach SLSC

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U15 Female Board Riding Ellie Brooks – Palm Beach SLSC Open Male 2km Beach Run Stephen Madden – Tugun SLSC U15 Male Beach Relay Sam Dick, Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Sam Ross, Ryan Schmidt – Currumbin SLSC

2011 QUEENSLAND MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS – GOLD MEDALLISTS 110+ Male Surf Teams Rick Van Kampen, Russell Zahn, Stuart Hogben – Coolangatta SLSC 130+ Male Board Relay Brett Dowker, Christopher Maynard, Michael Waide – Currumbin SLSC 130 + Male Ski Relay Brett Dowker, Christopher Maynard, Michael Waide – Currumbin SLSC 160 + Surf Boat Brian Sullivan, Chris Adams, Dale Elliott, Ian Preston, Robert Webster – TH&C SLSC 30-34 Female Beach Sprint Cassidy Jackson-Carroll – Rainbow Bay SLSC 30-34 Male Rescue Tube Michael Bush – Currumbin SLSC 35-39 Male 2km Beach Run Kelly Margetts – Currumbin SLSC 40-44 Ironman Michael Waide – Currumbin SLSC 40-44 Male Ski Michael Waide – Currumbin SLSC 40-44 Male Board Rescue Brett Dowker, Michael Waide – Currumbin SLSC 45-49 Male 2km Beach Run Enrique Vanderhoeven – Rainbow Bay SLSC 45-49 Male Beach Flags Phil Wyper – Coolangatta SLSC 45-49 Male Ski Christopher Maynard – Currumbin SLSC 55-59 Female 1km Beach Run Pauline Webley – TH&C SLSC 55-59 Female Beach Sprint Pauline Webley – TH&C SLSC 55-59 Male Board Rescue Len Cook, John Newton – Currumbin SLSC 55-59 Male Rescue Tube Len Cook – Currumbin SLSC 60-64 Female Rescue Tube Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 60-64 Female Board Race Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 60-64 Female Surf Race Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 60-64 Female Ski Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 60-64 Ironwoman Ruth Kemp – TH&C SLSC 65-69 Ironman John Newton – Currumbin SLSC 65-69 Male 1km Beach Run John Newton – Currumbin SLSC 70+ 1km Beach Run William Ryan – Rainbow Bay SLSC 70+ Male Surf Board William Ryan – Rainbow Bay SLSC

2011 QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS – GOLD MEDALLISTS Open Male Ski Relay Hugh Dougherty, David Monaghan, Sam Hamilton – Tugun SLSC Open Male Surf Boat Cain Hayward, Clint Jones, Joe Fraser, Matt Wildman, Robert Apanui – Currumbin SLSC U23 Surf Boat Alexander Behns, Finnian Rowe, James Brown, Jed Pitt, John Towner – Currumbin SLSC U19 Male Surf Race Jackson Maynard – Currumbin SLSC U17 March Past Georgia Raye Arnold, Chris Barker, Caitlin Butler, Jack Butler, Elizabeth Forsyth, Frances

Glenny, Emma McLean, Thomas Schneider, Madison Wheeler, Owen Viles. Rhyam Pankhurst, Talia King - Tugun SLSC

U15 5 Person R&R Chris Barker, Emma McLean, Georgia Arnold, Madison Wheeler, Talia King – Tugun SLSC U15 Female 2km Beach Run Kelly Thacker – Tallebudgera SLSC 40+ Long Board Dion Harris – Tugun SLSC 40 + Short Board James Brooks – Palm Beach SLSC Open Female Long Board Jess Roberts – Currumbin SLSC U15 Female Short Board Ellie Brooks – Palm Beach SLSC U15 Male Short Board Joshua Clouston – Tugun SLSC U19 Female Short Board Tia Nation - TH&C SLSC

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Very Real Results....Surf Sports

11 Events Run by PDB 11 Aussie Masters Gold Medals 25 QLD Masters Gold Medals 6 Aussie Gold Medals 13 QLD Champs Gold Medals 9 QLD Junior Champs Gold Medals

Point Danger Branch Clubs have collectively improved results over the major events, with an increase in Gold Medallists at all events this season (excluding the QLD Championships). Congratulations are extended to all clubs and competitors on this achievement.

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JUNIOR ACTIVITIES

Season 2010/2011 has seen Junior Activities in the Branch prosper with membership holding strong, clubs progressing well and an increase in Age Managers and Officials in the junior area. The clubs have interacted well together with the members of the Board of Junior Activities proactively participating in meetings and setting direction for the junior membership of the Branch.

We are proud to announce that Claudia Fien (Rainbow Bay SLSC) was named the Queensland Under 14 Junior Life Saver of the Year for her dedication and commitment to junior activities and surf life saving. Claudia was presented with the award at the Queensland Junior Championships.

MEMBERSHIP AND AWARDS

Season 2010/2011 saw a slight decrease in junior membership from the previous season. The Branch finished the season with 2044 nipper members which was a 42 member decrease on season 2009/2010. Six of the eleven clubs have shown an increase in membership, with all other clubs showing a slight decrease. The largest membership growth can be attributed to Kirra SLSC (32.89%).

Season 2010/2011 saw an increase in the amount of Age Managers in Point Danger Branch with 124 members gaining this accreditation. This is an increase of 80 members from season 2009/2010. The branch has scheduled the courses in club groups and this has proven successful with more members attending. We have also identified members to become potential Course Presenters in the Age Managers course and 3 more members will assist in this area in season 2010/2011.

The 11 clubs of Point Danger Branch trained and assessed 1640 nippers in the required junior age awards. 144 members gained the Surf Rescue Certificate. It is concerning to note that 260 nippers did not receive age awards this season. This will be an issue for the Board of Junior Activities to take forward in season 2011/2012.

As always the Under 13 members all gained their CPR or Basic Resuscitation Certificates’ as a prerequisite for the Surf Smart Two Award and Under 14 members were required to gain their SRC.

AWARD No GAINED AWARD No GAINED Surf Play One U6 239 (214) Surf Safe One U10 199 (229) Surf Play Two U7 247 (266) Surf Safe Two U11 186 (228) Surf Aware One U8 268 (256) Surf Smart One U12 169 (164) Surf Aware Two U9 230 (239) Surf Smart Two U13 102 (133) The numbers in brackets represent awards gained in season 2009/2010

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Claudia Fien – 10/11 Nipper of the Year

Junior Surf Sports Point Danger Branch hosted five junior carnivals in season 2010/2011, these were PDB U8-U10 Teams Carnival @ Kirra SLSC Little Dudes U8-U10 Carnival @ Coolangatta SLSC PDB U8 – U10 Carnival @ North Kirra SLSC PDB U11-U14 Championships @ Tallebudgera

SLSC GCC U11- U14 Titles @ North Kirra SLSC

The PDB U8-U10 Teams carnival continues to be a popular event on the surf sports calendar. This carnival is also used to train our newest probationary officials (who attend a course the day prior). We have added one extra event to this event – the U8-U10 Cameron Relay which incorporates all age groups in one team event.

Little Dudes attracted over 700 competitors this season, even with capped numbers. This carnival is specific to individual events only to ensure that the competitors get

the opportunity to compete in all disciplines and allow us to finalise the carnival in an appropriate time frame.

PDB U8-U10 Carnival was a successful carnival and the Branch and clubs commitment to ensure that every competitor receives a participation medal will continue into season 2011/2012. This has proven popular with the clubs and members and ensures that we recognise and reward all of our littlest surf sports stars.

Conditions were much more favourable this season for the PDB U11-U14 Championships and all events were able to be run with no interruption. All clubs did well at the Championships with some close point scores. The Branch Junior Activity Chairperson’s meet annually after this event to collectively determine the restricted entries for Queensland Junior Championships. This meeting guarantees that all events have entries so that Point Danger Branch is represented well.

Some changes will occur in season 2011/2012 for nipper competitors with the introduction of another level of competency for our nippers. If nippers wish to compete in season 2011/2012 and beyond, they will be required to successfully complete a Competition Evaluation swim (which is competitive distance in length) to ensure that they can handle a competitive situation and distance.

This season the Queensland Junior Championships were held at Tweed Heads & Coolangatta SLSC. This was a bonus for the club in celebration of their centenary year. Conditions were challenging with rain/wind and flat surf. Our nippers performed well with a number of gold medals achieved.

2011 QUEENSLAND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – GOLD MEDALLISTS U11 Male Beach Flags Bailey Desmond – Tallebudgera SLSC U11 Male Beach Sprint Nick Suddes – Currumbin SLSC U11 Male Beach Relay Connor Pegg, Nash Geyer, Ryan Suddes, Zane Rowles – Currumbin SLSC U12 Female Beach Sprint Olivia Fien – Rainbow Bay SLSC U12 Female Beach Relay Caroline Ridgway, Jessica Duffus, Olivia Fien, Tarryn Aiken – Rainbow Bay SLSC U13 Female Beach Relay Meg Dunford, Rani Skehan, Sahara Skehan, Samantha Frankland – Palm Beach SLSC U14 Female Beach Sprint Sakisha Dovey – Currumbin SLSC U14 Male Board Rescue Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins – Currumbin SLSC

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2010/2011 JUNIOR TROPHIES

Shirley Neumann Trophy (Champion Competitors @ PDB U11-U14 Championships)

U11 Female – Veronica McNeven (Currumbin SLSC) U11 Male – Jay Rich (TH&C SLSC)

U12 Female – Lili Halliwell (Currumbin SLSC) U12 Male – Josh Walker (Tallebudgera SLSC)

U13 Female – Surya Kastelein (Tugun SLSC) U13 Male – Jayden Desmond (Tallebudgera SLSC)

U14 Female – Ellie Brooks (Palm Beach SLSC) U14 Male – Shaun Collins (Currumbin SLSC)

Kokado Trophy (Champion Club - Team Events)

1st Currumbin SLSC 2nd Tallebudgera SLSC 3rd Tugun SLSC

Colin and Bonnie Alchin (Handicap Pointscore Trophy)

1st Tallebudgera SLSC 2nd Rainbow Bay SLSC 3rd Coolangatta SLSC

Nucon Shield (Champion Club Aggregate Points)

1st Currumbin SLSC 2nd Tallebudgera SLSC 3rd Tugun SLSC

2009/2010 Andy Frizzell OAM OBE Award Service to Junior Activities

Rainbow Bay SLSC and Point Danger Branch Life Member

Ray Fien was named the state winner at the SLSQ Annual Dinner at the conclusion of 2009/2010

Our congratulations are extended to Ray Fien for his award

and our thanks to him for his dedication and commitment to Junior Activities in Surf Life Saving Queensland.

2010/2011 SLSQ U14 JUNIOR LIFE SAVER

Rainbow Bay SLSC Nipper Claudia Fien – was named the Queensland U14 Junior Life Saver of the Year for season

2010/2011 at the Junior State Championships.

Claudia has been a member since 2004. After gaining her SRC this season – Claudia performed 51.30

patrol hours Claudia assists her club at carnivals, with club BBQ’s, edits the

nipper newsletter, program organiser for club champs and competes in March Past as the flag bearer.

Claudia further assists the Branch at carnivals as a result

runner and administration assistant.

Our congratulations are extended to Claudia on this wonderful achievement.

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

The momentum of Youth Development in Point Danger Branch has continued this season with a larger number of members and clubs participating in the scheduled youth activities that are hosted collectively between Point Danger Branch and South Coast Branch. The following Youth Development activities were held again this season. Our youth members excelled at all of these events with a number of members winning awards.

EVENT DATE VENUE No PARTICIPANTS Beach Sports Challenge 16th October 2010 TH&C SLSC 104 Youth Development Camp 11th – 14th November 2010 Tyalgum Ridge Retreat 30 Amazing Beach Race 05th February 2011 TH&C SLSC 104 Youth Development Ball 28th May 2011 Bond University 122

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CAMP AWARDS Male Life Saver of the Camp Samuel Dick Currumbin SLSC S.S. Leadership of the Camp Thomas Marais Tallebudgera SLSC Leadership Acknowledgement Mitchell Schneider Tugun SLSC Leadership Acknowledgement Jacob Desfosses Tallebudgera SLSC Leadership Acknowledgement Elisha O’Neill Kirra SLSC

In its second season the youth ball has certainly gained energy with over 220 attendees from clubs across the coast. This ball is a positive event for our members and is also an avenue for the Youth members to be recognised for their efforts during the season. A large number of Point Danger Branch youth members were rewarded. Our congratulations to the following members

YOUTH EXCELLENCE AWARDS SEASON 2010/2011

Claudia Fien Rainbow Bay SLSC Tia McLaran TH&C SLSC

Taylor Fien Rainbow Bay SLSC Lauren Condon TH&C SLSC

Andrea Roberts Rainbow Bay SLSC Shane Finch Tallebudgera SLSC

Mikaela Jackson Rainbow Bay SLSC Brad Finch Tallebudgera SLSC

Liam Aiken Rainbow Bay SLSC Patrick Macpherson Tallebudgera SLSC

Jake Curry Rainbow Bay SLSC Melanie Walker Tallebudgera SLSC

Demi Meredith TH&C SLSC Jacob Desfosses Tallebudgera SLSC

Tori Stewart TH&C SLSC Dakota-Rain Bond Tallebudgera SLSC

Georgia Meredith TH&C SLSC Jessie-Lee McLean Kirra SLSC

Sam Mandall TH&C SLSC Jake Kalisperis Kirra SLSC

Tess Wartmann TH&C SLSC Cassandra Young Pacific SLSC

Elsie Rampling TH&C SLSC Catherine Holroyd Pacific SLSC

Tilly Hildred TH&C SLSC

It was pleasing to note that Tallebudgera SLSC was named the YIPS (Youth Involvement Program) Club of the Year with TH&C SLSC named runner up. Congratulations!

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HONOURS AND AWARDS

In season 2010/2011 the annual meritorious awards structure was changed. This was done in an effort to align our awards with the SLSQ and SLSA awards and ensure that our members are recognised for their efforts appropriately.

POINT DANGER BRANCH ANNUAL AWARDS

AWARD WINNER CLUB LIFESAVING AWARDS Life Saver of the Year Alan Hayes North Kirra SLSC Volunteer of the Year Ray Fien Rainbow Bay SLSC Patrol Club of the Year Kirra SLSC Assessor of the Year Ken Clark Pacific SLSC Trainer of the Year Laurie Cavill Kirra SLSC MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AWARDS U14 Junior Life Saver of the Year Claudia Fien Rainbow Bay SLSC U18 Junior Life Saver of the Year Samantha Fien Rainbow Bay SLSC 18-25 Life Saver of the Year Jessica Attenborough North Kirra SLSC Youth Development Club of the Year Tallebudgera SLSC Andy Frizzell OAM OBE Award Anthony Cassone Kirra SLSC SURF SPORTS AWARDS Athlete of the Year Jackson Maynard Currumbin SLSC Coach of the Year Geoff Crawford Tugun SLSC Official of the Year Beverley Walsh Currumbin SLSC Rookie Coach of the Year Chris Maynard Currumbin SLSC Rookie Official of the Year Mariah Jones TH&C SLSC Masters Athlete of the Year Chris Maynard Currumbin SLSC Junior Athlete of the Year Matthew Kelly Currumbin SLSC Team of the Year Currumbin SLSC Team Manager of the Year Marsha Maynard Currumbin SLSC RECOGNITION AWARDS Clive Hammond Silver Medallist Ray Fien Rainbow Bay SLSC Presidents Award Ken Hunter North Kirra SLSC

POINT DANGER BRANCH PATROL CLUB OF THE YEAR (Proudly supported by Jann Stuckey MP) The Patrol Club of the Year forms an important role in the progress of life saving clubs throughout the season. The competition showcases the clubs progress in managing the beach and administration

CLUBS ADMIN STATS MEETINGS BREACHES TOTAL RANK Tallebudgera 436.5 160 175 771.5 3 Pacific 434 130 80 644 8 Palm Beach 357 150 90 597 9 Currumbin 512 160 90 772 2 Tugun 367 120 95 582 10 Bilinga 416 160 5 - 150 431 11 North Kirra 437 140 100 677 6 Kirra 513 160 170 843 1 Coolangatta 439 130 100 669 7 TH&C 437 160 140 737 4 Rainbow Bay 451 130 110 691 5

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VALE

The Executive Committee and Members of SLSQ Point Danger Branch extend their sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the families and friends

of departed Members during the season. We would like to pay special mention to our Life Members that have passed away.

CHARLES KEITH (SPEEDY) REED Speedy Reed joined Tugun SLSC 57 years ago in 1954 and gained his Bronze Medallion and then a few years later gained his Instructors and Examiners Certificates. His commitment to surf club activities was magnificent and his participating interest remained current until his death. He served in many positions at club level including Deputy President for six consecutive years from 1975 to 1981 and was Captain in 1964. He served on many committees, the last of which was the Meritorious Awards Committee ceasing in 2009. However his great love was surf boats. He was Boat Captain for many years and was no doubt the father of Tugun’s Surf Boat involvement. This culminated in 2002 when Tugun became Australia’s Champion surf boat Club with a win at the Aussie’s in the Open Boat, Reserve Grade Boat (rowing the Keith Reed boat) and a third place in the Junior Men’s Division – a truly remarkable effort. He was granted Life Membership of Tugun SLSC in 1973 for outstanding services to the club. Surf Boats always dominated his life saving interest. He became a very proficient surf boat sweep oarsman and in 1964 in mountainous seas at Collaroy made the final of the Junior Boat. An outstanding effort of courage and particularly in as much that Queensland success in those days was very rare. He served as Surf Life Saving Queensland Boat Advisor and for many years was Point Danger Branch Boat Officer. He was awarded Life Membership of Point Danger Branch on 23rd July 1994 for his outstanding commitment and service to life saving and surf sports over a significant period of time. On retirement from active competition he remained involved by accepting the duties of Boat Starter – without doubt the most difficult and demanding of jobs as surf boat official. The intricacies of starting fairly, a six boat race in unpredictable and volatile conditions are immense. Much has been said about who makes the best starters and we feel the consensus would show ex–boat sweeps. Keith fitted the requirements very well and took the job very seriously. He was an ex–sweep, he had good judgment and was fair and honest. He became one of Australia’s best starters and achieved his ambition of starting an Australian Championships final. The best measure of a starter is to ask the competitors. Competitors felt comfortable with Speedy. He was the first starter ever seen to recall a start because a crew had been disadvantaged. A feeling of trust was forged between Speedy and competitors and after a carnival he could always be seen sharing a drink with competitors. Speedy also shared his passion for surf life saving with his family who have followed in his footsteps and joined the Tugun Surf Life Saving Club and discovered his secret in life. Speedy is very much missed as a fellow member and friend.

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CLUB OVERVIEW 2010/2011 TALLEBUDGERA SLSC

What a 12 months Tallebudgera SLSC has had with floods and cyclones at one end of Australia and fires at the other. When we look at how many volunteers we have in this country it makes you proud to be involved with the volunteer movement. The club lost Foundation member - Ronnie Long. In recognition of Ron’s dedication to the club and life saving, the Gold Coast City Council granted Tallebudgera SLSC the right to name the park in front of the club the “Ronnie Long Park”. Tallebudgera SLSC would like to take this opportunity to thank Councillor Daphne McDonald (Gold Coast City Council), Christine Smith MP (Queensland) Government) and Karen Andrews (Federal Government) for supporting not just Tallebudgera SLSC but surf life saving in general. Ian Munro will be standing down as President of Tallebudgera SLSC at the AGM, thanking Point Danger Branch, SLSQ and SLSA for their support over the last ten years of his Presidency. Tallebudgera Supporters Club has had a great year when you consider the global situation and the hard financial times we have gone through, everyone has done it a bit hard however the club came through in the end thanks to some hard work by our supporters. The Tallebudgera SLSC nippers have increased their numbers again this season – numbering approximately 350 nippers. The cadets have been going strong and the club is hopeful this age group will continue into the senior club through the transition period to help keep the club viable into the future. It was pleasing to note that Tallebudgera Beach won the Australia’s Cleanest Beach award this year. The club nippers were heavily involved in this initiative and it is satisfying to see such a positive outcome and award. The senior club has experienced a good season with strong patrols and a fatality free season once more. The level of training by volunteers has sky rocketed and now requires a lot more time committed to stay current in contemporary training, as such thanks to all involved. In saying that, it is very important that we retain our up and coming youth through to the senior level to fill the ranks.

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PACIFIC SLSC

Pacific SLSC has experienced a very successful season with both the senior club and nippers club growing in numbers. The nippers have grown again this season under the leadership of the Junior Activities Committee and a dedicated group of age managers and members who attend to the canteen every week. The senior members ably assisted with water safety each week. Pacific SLSC thanks all members involved with nippers for all the hard work they have put in through the season to make nippers a success. Pacific SLSC had over 100 members patrolling during season 2010/2011 which was an increase on the previous season’s active membership (noting that the increase was in Active Cadet and Junior Members). The coordination and dedication of the Club and Vice Captain ensured that the patrol captains and members were able to perform their voluntary patrols well. Youth Development is an ever increasing area at Pacific SLSC which is assisting the club in bringing through members from nippers and turning them into patrolling members. The youth members have had a successful year and have participated in a number of events representing Pacific SLSC well. Next season looks to be even more successful with a number of these members showing an interest in surf sports, Issues arose at the end of the last season due to the club ATV being stolen and burnt out. A new Polaris ATV was purchased, which turned out to be a good piece of equipment for the club. The Building Committee has been active in getting the club house refurbished and up to the standard it now is. The club has started to hire the club out for functions and weddings with a favourable response from the public. The club training rooms are also complete and are available for hire. Pacific SLSC excelled during the Surf Rescue Appeal - raising over $15,000 which was the highest amount the club has collected in recent years. Thank you to all members of Pacific SLSC for their support and dedication towards life saving. Thanks are extended to Point Danger Branch for their continued support.

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PALM BEACH SLSC Implementing good corporate governance has been the main focus of Palm Beach SLSC. It has been both challenging and rewarding to see this come together throughout the season. The integration of the Supporters Club and the Surf Club has been one of the most positive moves towards achieving this goal. Appointing a General Manager to oversee the operation of both clubs has further enabled this to happen. As a result of this amalgamation, administration has become more streamlined and efficient, and many unnecessary expenses to the club have been avoided. The new administrator took on this job only days before the season commenced and therefore had a massive challenge ahead. She was however, quickly brought up to speed through the fantastic assistance of Kerrie Barnes (PDB), and has since proven to be an outstanding asset to the operation of the club.

With a strong administrative backbone, the club has been able to run the surf life saving activities smoothly and efficiently. The Nipper contingent was filled to capacity. Through both the Saturday Nipper activities and carnivals, the club saw the beginnings of many future champions. The Junior, Cadet and Senior competitors also performed well in carnivals. Palm Beach was well represented in most events and overall the club shared in gold, silver and bronze medals at all levels of competition. It was great to see the club’s colours on display. Palm Beach SLSC members not only show a big heart in competition but also with community service. A proud moment for the club this year, was when the word was put out for assistance following the Brisbane floods, the club bus was very quickly filled with club members eager to help out. They came armed with gum boots, shovels and gloves, as well as a barbecue, food and drinks for the residents and all workers in the area. The members worked tirelessly, helping residents with the clean-up of their homes that had been inundated with mud and debris. The residents of Graceville were very appreciative of the assistance Palm Beach SLSC members had given. The General Manager also organised community donations of clothing and other household items, to be collected at the club. These donations took a significant amount of time to sort through, before being loaded on to a truck, headed for Brisbane.

This year the club has seen another successful patrolling season with the continued commitment of our regular members, travelling from as far away as Warwick and Brisbane. With the addition of two new enthusiastic Bronze groups, the patrol numbers have been strengthened to ensure that Palm Beach remains a safe place for the local community and visitors.

Thanks to the Supporter’s Club committee, management and staff who donated a significant amount of money, time and food into the running of the surf club. Finally, on behalf of the Palm Beach Surf Life Saving Club, thanks to Point Danger Branch, Surf Life Saving Queensland, Surf Life Saving Australia for their ongoing support and the Queensland State Government who have greatly assisted the club with grants and donations of vital lifesaving equipment.

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CURRUMBIN SLSC Another season is over and ‘The Vikings’ are firing on all cylinders. It is satisfying to see Currumbin SLSC on a relative high right across the board. The club and committee are continuously attempting to create communities within the club and are always looking at the right ingredients to create a community and to have it sustain itself. At Currumbin SLSC we have found the solution! The club, over the years has become very much the hub of a fantastic community that is obviously further added to by the other people spaces such as the cafes, the schools, the child care, the RSL and then the gorgeous environment with the open spaces and the obvious amenity with the beaches and the ocean. Currumbin SLSC itself plays its part within the wider community with the young family oriented junior club, the exercise is covered by the gym, the celebrations location of the Vikings Room, the socialising bar and restaurant level, the healthy and active competitive environment and coaching, and of course the community minded patrolling of the beach. A lot of the above we take for granted but it does take effort by the main ingredient: people, and great people at that. Currumbin SLSC has been blessed with a consistent involvement of key people in the key roles both in the volunteer and professional roles within the club. These key people (and it is always difficult naming individuals for sake of not recognising the large group of ‘doers’ in the club) are true leaders who coordinate large groups of people from diverse backgrounds to create the fabric of our community. Whether it be the 284 patrolling members, the 130 competitors, the 180 awards, the 300+ nippers or the business of maintaining our club and bringing in the $6M revenue and coordinating the whole interplay between people, strategy and execution. Obviously they don’t do it alone. The patrol captains, the management committee, the junior committee, the building committee, the supporters committee, the staff leadership team, and of course the many good members and fantastic staff that make our club special. In addition to the internal club members, the club has the support of many good sponsors and suppliers, the ever supportive Kerrie Barnes and the team from the Branch, and general support from the wider community with patronage at our club. Although the club has had a successful year in the four main focus areas - Patrolling, Youth Development, Competition, and Financial Management, we can never stand still. Although Currumbin SLSC have been fairly consistent over the last few years, with the ever changing world and its individual pressures, key people will change, members and staff will move on, priorities and focus areas may change and we must ‘stay on our toes’ and change and improve with the times. We will forever find our way.

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TUGUN SLSC

At the close of the 2010/2011 patrolling season, the club must thank and congratulate the efforts put in by all Tugun SLSC patrolling members throughout the year. The members have adhered to the necessary SLSQ Patrol Operations manual, policies and procedures with no patrol breaches recorded against Tugun SLSC. Whilst the club recognises that it’s not always a priority for the younger members to get to the beach on time, the more experienced members led the way and showed the younger inexperienced members to take pride in wearing the red and yellow cap. The vigilance and service of the members has to be commended, in once again keeping Tugun SLSC beach fatality free. The nipper patrols must also be thanked as they set a great example to younger members coming through. The club Training Officers have been very busy this season helping our members gain 431 awards and proficiencies, whilst also upgrading their own accreditation, all of the club trainers should be congratulated for the hard work and dedication shown throughout the year. Surf Sports has progressed well this season with club coaches who should all be congratulated on the efforts that they have put in this year in their different fields, the club has a group of very dedicated coaching personnel who are seeing the fruits of their labour coming through. The club enjoyed some success at the Australian Championships which saw the Tugun SLSC on the podium five times to collect medals Gold Open Men’s Ski Relay, Gold Open Men’s 2km Beach run Silver Open Men’s Board Relay Bronze U19 Surf Boat Bronze U17 March Past

At the Queensland State Championship the club enjoyed similar success with Tugun SLSC competitors coming away with seven medals- three (3) Gold, three (3) Silver and one (1) Bronze. All in all a very encouraging year in relation to surf sports. The club experienced a big change this season in relation to the Nippers, with a new committee and a refreshing outlook being able to identify who really was prepared just to do it for the kids. With the hard work the office bearers put in during season 2010/2011, next seasons growth looks inevitable, congratulations are extended to all members involved with nippers. Whilst the GFC has struck hard as all clubs would know and appreciate, the Supporters Club have to meet some new challenges, so it is now time to have to stand back and look at the operation to assess every aspect of Tugun SLS Supporters Club business and then come up with new ideas to entice the patrons to the Club in this very competitive market of hospitality. I would like to thank the Point Danger Branch and especially Kerrie Barnes for all the assistance throughout the year, to have a person of her calibre in our Branch to refer to is a great benefit to all Clubs in our Branch.

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BILINGA SLSC

Season 2010/2011 will be remembered as a tough year for Bilinga Surf Life Saving Club. A small but diligent committee for the senior club and no formal committee for the Nipper program - however Bilinga continued to operate successfully with the input of a small amount of dedicated members.

Thank should be extended to committee members for their outstanding service, their ability to come to all meetings and to debate healthily and discuss processes that would benefit the club are to be commended. The goal for the season was one of stability; again the club had tremendous support from outside the club from a number of members, both in resources and financial assistance. The club managed to grow the equipment base and attempted to make the club a place that young people wanted to be.

The function co-ordinators have continued to work well on behalf of the club. Function bookings continued to grow and the quality of the function venue has continued to be enhanced. A solid business has been built which keeps Bilinga afloat. The dynamics of surf life saving and its place with young people’s lifestyles has changed dramatically in the last generation; further fund raising becomes more and more difficult as multiple clubs and organisation chase the same dollar. With this in mind it is imperative that clubs like Bilinga maintain a strong function facility to keep the finances rolling. The Nippers had no Junior Activity Chairperson but instead a very hard working group of parents and the club enjoyed a very successful season. Bilinga’s goals were to get the kids into the water and being active on the beach and to this end thanks to the club members who assisted in the coaching and mentoring the nippers are extended. Bilinga SLSC changed the format of the break up and trophy presentations so that first place was only rewarded but all children received a bag of goodies that they can use in the coming seasons. Feedback from parents was very positive about the year and the breakup. Kids look to have fun and run and jump and play and the positive feedback received reinforced this belief. Congratulations to members who assisted with the training and education of Bilinga SLSC members and also to Club Secretary who was constantly chasing ways to have Bilinga members trained and skilled in other awards – to this end a number of Bilinga members attended Branch run courses to gain necessary awards such as ARC/Defibrillator, Operational First Aid and Basic Beach Management. Club Administrator Carole Walle is to be thanked for her professionalism and ability to get down to the task at hand and to keep the club ticking. Finally, to Kerrie Barnes thank you for all your help and guidance over the last two years, it has been a tough journey and you have always been there to lend your support and guidance to help the club through. Bilinga faces a new era with new management, a reduction in current members as people’s lives evolve.

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NORTH KIRRA SLSC

Season 2010/2011 could well be described as “interesting times” for the members of North Kirra. The uncharacteristic weather conditions during the summer months not only had an impact on beach patrols but also saw North Kirra SLSC members assisting with flood operations in Brisbane and the Brisbane Valley. Notwithstanding the poor weather, the club is happy to report that North Kirra has had a successful season on many fronts. Patrolling numbers were reasonably static and it has been pleasing to see many of the newer members undertaking additional training to advance life saving qualifications and skills. North Kirra hosted two Junior Carnivals during the season; these events provided excellent fund raising opportunities for the Club and the clubs Jupiter’s Summer Surf Girl entrant, Johanna Presser. North Kirra SLSC received positive feedback from many of the officials and competitors who attended the carnival. North Kirra SLSC look forward to hosting similar events in the future. North Kirra’s Club Coach, Tenille Kenny has assisted greatly in the development of many of our Nippers and Active Members, this led to an increase in the number of North Kirra Nippers attending carnivals where the competitors achieved success in most age groups, not only for individuals but also in some of the team events. North Kirra also made a modest return to the senior competition this season and as a club look forward to building competitor numbers in coming seasons. On an operational front, North Kirra was successful in obtaining funding from the DCS/SLSQ Sustainability and More Beaches Under Guard Fund, the club now has a fully equipped Ford Ranger 4x4 which will assist members greatly with patrolling operations and any EMQ requirements that may arise. Our thanks go to Surf Lifesaving Queensland and the Queensland Government for this very important contribution to the North Kirra’s operational capability. The club’s Nipper program was extremely well supported over the past season; thanks are extended to all of North Kirra SLSC Nippers for their enthusiasm and involvement. For the first time in many years all Nipper Committee positions were filled at the Nipper AGM and the junior activities will continue to flourish under the stewardship of this group of dedicated individuals. Thank you to North Kirra SLSC members for your hard work and assistance throughout the season, it is through your efforts that North Kirra SLSC continues to grow and prosper. Thank you also to Point Danger Branch and our sister Clubs for your support throughout the Season.

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KIRRA SLSC

Kirra SLSC undertook some very important changes in the way the club handled its day to day running. This year was focused on procedural implementation with a goal to ensure that those that follow into positions within the club will have a plan to make their roles easier. Clearly with that in mind, certain attitudes of the way the club used to do things also needed to change to see success in all areas. With every challenge presented, the committee delivered unquestionable results to bring Kirra SLSC in line with the forward momentum of life saving in today’s society. Communication was a key to the success and a continued effort is required for next season. On the beach Kirra SLSC life savers provide numerous preventative actions and on the occasion where they conducted rescues, they exceeded expectations by maintaining our “no loss of life” goal. Congratulations are extended to these front line volunteers and they are to be commended for their commitment to the community and Kirra SLSC. Last season, at club level saw the introduction of patrol inspections and this season with the goal of better training our life savers the club added scenarios. This gave members the chance to experience incidents in real time, to further their skills to become better equipped at what is asked of them. Continually they rose to the occasion with scenarios presented with the utmost professionalism and are to be commended on their dedication and service to Kirra SLSC. In the past Kirra boasted a formidable array of talent from all areas of surf sports and slowly but surely Kirra is starting to deliver great results. Most notably this season, is the 220+ years Surf Boat crew who courageously brought home a Bronze at the Australian Championships. On the back of an extremely successful season they were consistent achievers. R&R always present well and again saw the team in the Open 5 Man Australian final with a solid effort. The March Past team that so diligently fly our flag continue to improve each season and represent Kirra with much pride. With the next step for Kirra being a form of paid professional coaching, the club hopes to see more great results in coming seasons. A highlight this season was the attaining of grants which will allow the club to renovate/replace key outdated amenities/equipment. As grants become increasingly difficult to acquire these funds are huge boosts for Kirra SLSC. Kirra SLSC has come a long way to becoming self sufficient and the ongoing funds needed to maintain the service are always a priority. A plan has been formulated to better capitalise on existing opportunities and further the potential to raise revenue with a clear vision to provide quality facilities for our frontline members who protect Kirra beach. Next season continuing in the great success of our nipper program and the innovative approach to educating junior life savers, Kirra SLSC is including through the nipper structure the opportunity for youth, especially U15-U18, to remain involved through a comprehensive training program which will develop their skills as life savers and competitor’s. The goal is to remove the gap that exists between finishing nippers and becoming life savers. Early indications are proving that this will be extremely popular in retaining this age group and providing our youth with further avenues to excel. Finally I must convey a sincere thank you to the Branch Manager Kerrie Barnes for continually exceeding all expectations placed upon her. Kerrie’s amazing help this season as I transitioned into my role as President was incredible. The relationship between Point Danger Branch and Kirra SLSC this season has gone from strength to strength and I look forward to developing this further in future seasons.

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COOLANGATTA SLSC

Coolangatta SLSC has completed another successful year in all areas of activities including beach patrols and safety, competition & training, fundraising and involvement in local community organisations. The club has continued with its focus as a family club with the rejoining of past members who have encouraged their immediate family and relatives to join and participate in gaining awards and becoming valued members. This trend was evident in both the senior and junior membership areas. There were a number of notable rescues however, prevention and control was evident with no fatalities or major assistance required. The management team has had a particular focus on administration area’s this season to improve club systems and procedures and communications to assist with good management and governance especially, in the areas of public liability and Workplace Health and Safety. Highlights are as follows;

• Employment of two excellent administrators in a job sharing role. • Upgraded computer & support systems including cost saving telephone and communication

systems. • Redeveloped the web site based on a ”state of the art “platform with many features so that

is not only a communication avenue but also a management tool moving forward. • Developed a comprehensive Members Induction Booklet & Procedures. • Introduced a Safety Officer to a position on the Management committee of the club.

The Club upgrade and development project is at Gold Coast City Council in the final stages of development approval. The Building committee has been working with a local architect to develop a design to meet the various operational areas of the club but to have a final product that the community and members will be proud. This season the Management Committee discussed the inclusion of the “Promotion of Wellbeing” in our goals and that is five essential elements that represent 5 broad categories that are essential to most people.

• Career Wellbeing • Social Wellbeing • Financial Wellbeing • Physical Wellbeing • Community Wellbeing

This year the club has been active in working with the local organizations, PCYC Tweed Heads and Australian Sports Commission Active after School Program that has proved to be toward our mutual best interests and will assist with our membership drive and standing in the community. The Beach Soccer and Great Australian Ocean Swim Series should prove to be worthwhile Events and fundraising projects in the future as well as Supporting worthwhile charities. A special mention to the management of the Point Danger Branch, SLSQ, SLSA, GCCC and Queensland Government.

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TWEED HEADS AND COOLANGATTA SLSC

2010/2011 saw TH&C SLSC successfully complete 100 years of patrolling Greenmount Beach without loss of life. The club continued to excel undertaking 7,003 hours of patrol, 77 rescues, 644 preventative actions, 508 first aid cases with 469 being for marine stings. TH&C SLSC members obtained 229 new awards throughout the season including 36 new Bronze holders.

Other highlights of the 100th season include • Mariah Jones selected in the U21

Australian Pool Rescue Development squad which travelled to New Zealand.

• Centenary weekend of celebrations and the launch of the Centenary Book attended by a number of dignitaries including Mr. Ron Rankin AM (SLSA) Ken Bird OAM (SLSQ) and Mal Barnes (PDB).

• Hosting the Inter Branch Titles and Queensland Junior State Championships

• Mariah Jones being the first female member of TH&C to attain the Gold Medallion (Advanced Lifesaving) Award.

• 160+ Boat Crew winning gold medal at the Queensland Championships. • Brodie Doyle’s selection in the Australian Team for the International Surfing Association

Junior World Titles.

Congratulations to all competitors with TH&C SLSC members representing the Club in numerous carnivals throughout the season, including, surf, pool rescue, surf board riding and for the first time in many years, surf rescue championships. Once again the Masters achieved, winning a staggering number of medals at the State and Australian Championships. The team finished 10th overall at the Queensland Championships and coming 3rd in the Queensland Handicap Point Score.

The club experienced great results in other areas of competition including traditional sports such as Surf Rescue Championships and March Past. The Club hopes to see more members compete in these sports in future seasons. The club has also continued its success in Surf Board Riding with a number of medals and credible results achieved at State and Australian Championships

The Centenary was celebrated in a style befitting the first Surf Life Saving Club in Queensland, with a fantastic weekend had by all who attended. Thanks should be extended to the organising committee who coordinated a wonderful weekend and celebration. The Centenary Book has been well received and it is a magnificent record of the club’s first 100 years.

TH&C SLSC hosted the Queensland Junior Championships. The State Nipper Committee worked tirelessly to ensure the smooth running of the carnival and did the Club proud. The feedback from the other clubs, Point Danger Branch and SLSQ has all been high in praise. It was great to see members from all sections of the club from Nippers, Juniors, Seniors, Winter Swimmers and Old Boys all working together to achieve a successful carnival.

The Development Application has been approved by GCCC and the next step is to organize a building fundraising committee to take forward the clubs renovation plans to ensure the future viability of the club for its members and the community.

It was pleasing to see so many opportunities for our members to compete in surf sports and to gain knowledge and skills with the lifesaving awards available to them. The club is hopeful that this momentum will continue in future seasons.

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RAINBOW BAY SLSC

Thanks and congratulations are extended to the dedicated members of Rainbow Bay SLSC on a job well done, yet another great season with no lives lost. A number of Rainbow Bay members took time out to further extend their own qualifications and gaining SLSA awards for the beach, this benefits not only the patrolling members and the beach going public but will assist the club in coming seasons. A number of new members joined Rainbow Bay SLSC ranks this season and have worked towards the common goal of zero preventable deaths and injuries at Rainbow Bay SLSC.

Rainbow Bay SLSC worked collectively towards several clearly defined goals to increase club membership, to increase member awards to increase our competition strength in Surf Sports.

This year’s goal to increase our members and member’s awards from that of previous year’s progressed as planned. The overall performance in this area of the club is attributed to the dedication of the club’s trainers and assessors.

Surf Sports saw some outstanding results this season. For the first time in many years Rainbow Bay competed in most areas of competition; junior activities, seniors, masters and surf boats. In season 10/11 the club saw great competition results in all these arenas resulting in Australian and Queensland Gold, Silver and Bronze medals.

The club further cemented its reputation of having outstanding members with Life Member Ray Fien named as the 2009/2010 Andy Frizzell OBE OAM Award winner. This award recognises a member who has provided outstanding service and commitment to Junior Activities throughout the season. The club was even more excited when Under 14 Nipper Claudia Fien was named 2010/2011 Queensland Under 14 Junior Surf Lifesaver of the Year.

Casey Archer represented Rainbow Bay SLSC as this year’s Conrad Jupiter’s Surf Life Saving Miss Summer Surf Girl. Not only did Casey gain her Bronze Medallion this season, she worked tirelessly throughout the season raising $18,500.00 for our Club.

Rainbow Bay was fortunate enough to receive funding through the Queensland Community Benefit fund for a new IRB and also funding under the DCS/SLSQ More Beaches Under Guard grant for a new ATV.

The Supporters Club has continued to move from strength to strength again after another relatively hard year. The Quicksilver/Roxy pro event saw a multitude of patrons visiting the club. The Supporters club provided support to the surf club in different ways; from running events such as the sportsman luncheon and surf girl functions and through donations. Donations to the club this season totalled $361,734.00 against a previous years $272,713.00.

Finally special mention must go to Victory Ford, Gold Coast City Council and the Queensland State Government for their continued support here at Rainbow Bay.

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POINT DANGER BRANCH ANNUAL AWARDS 2010/2011

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Adv. Resuscitation Certificate Female 1 0 0 9 2 0 10 4 4 2 7 0 39 Adv. Resuscitation Certificate Male 7 0 0 16 11 3 10 3 9 3 7 0 69 Age Managers Accreditation Female 5 2 4 4 1 3 1 0 6 2 2 0 30 Age Managers Accreditation Male 11 7 9 3 5 3 5 7 1 9 5 0 65 Assessor ARC Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Assessor ARC Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Assessor Bronze Medallion Female 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Assessor Bronze Medallion Male 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 7 Assessor IRB Drivers Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Assessor IRB Drivers Male 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Assessor Operational First Aid Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Assessor Operational First Aid Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Assessor Radio Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Assessor Radio Male 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 Assessor Resuscitation Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 Assessor Resuscitation Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Assessor Surf Rescue Certificate Female 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Assessor Surf Rescue Certificate Male 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ATV Induction Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 4 ATV Induction Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 1 8 0 0 16 ATV Operator Female 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 1 9 ATV Operator Male 0 3 1 2 1 0 3 0 3 16 0 0 29 Basic Resuscitation Certificate Female 9 5 11 7 11 4 0 9 3 4 12 0 75 Basic Resuscitation Certificate Male 10 1 13 3 8 1 3 7 2 2 8 0 58 Bronze Medallion Female 12 12 4 15 9 0 8 8 13 15 17 0 113 Bronze Medallion Male 30 9 15 23 25 4 15 19 14 21 15 0 190 Course Assessor TAA Female 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 Course Assessor TAA Male 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 Course Presenter Age Manager Female 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Course Presenter Age Manager Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Course Presenter ATV Female 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Course Presenter ATV Male 0 2 1 2 4 0 0 0 3 2 3 0 17 Course Presenter 4WD Female 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Course Presenter 4WD Male 2 4 1 3 2 1 3 6 3 2 3 0 30 Course Presenter Tractor Female 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Course Presenter Tractor Male 2 4 1 3 2 1 3 5 3 2 3 0 29 Defibrillator Certificate Female 1 0 0 9 2 0 10 4 4 3 7 0 40 Defibrillator Certificate Male 8 0 1 17 14 3 10 3 9 3 7 0 75 4WD Induction Female 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 7 4WD Induction Male 3 4 1 3 2 7 12 5 3 2 3 2 47 Facilitator Basic Beach Management Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Facilitator Basic Beach Management Male 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Facilitator Defibrillator Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Facilitator Defibrillator Male 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Gold Medallion Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Gold Medallion Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IRB Crewman Certificate Female 1 2 0 4 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 13 IRB Crewman Certificate Male 11 2 0 11 2 0 5 9 3 0 0 0 43 Observers Certificate Female 5 5 4 4 1 2 1 1 8 2 2 0 35 Observers Certificate Male 10 8 10 3 5 3 4 6 3 9 10 0 71 Operational First Aid Female 7 9 0 14 0 1 10 9 1 8 3 0 62 Operational First Aid Male 13 5 2 14 2 3 11 6 8 9 7 0 80 Radio Operators Female 11 6 4 14 5 1 17 10 10 15 18 0 111 Radio Operators Male 37 7 14 27 16 6 25 20 7 23 21 0 203

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POINT DANGER BRANCH ANNUAL AWARDS 2010/2011

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Resuscitation CPR Female 6 6 1 4 4 1 2 6 4 8 12 1 55 Resuscitation CPR Male 10 12 4 9 4 4 7 14 10 14 16 1 105 SM Basic Beach Management Female 0 5 5 1 2 2 2 2 0 2 4 1 26 SM Basic Beach Management Male 8 15 12 5 3 5 6 11 2 4 3 1 75 SM IRB Driver Female 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 SM IRB Driver Male 0 0 3 3 5 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 15 Skills Trainer TAA Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 5 Skills Trainer TAA Male 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 10 Spinal Management Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spinal Management Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Surf Rescue Certificate Female 5 5 8 9 5 1 6 4 3 9 10 0 65 Surf Rescue Certificate Male 11 1 13 11 5 5 6 2 2 11 12 0 79 Tractor Induction Female 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 6 Tractor Induction Male 2 4 1 4 2 7 13 6 10 2 0 2 43 Training Officer ARC Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer ARC Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Training Officer First Aid Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer First Aid Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Training Officer IRB Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer IRB Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer Radio Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer Radio Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer Resuscitation Female 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Training Officer Resuscitation Male 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Training Officer Surf Rescue Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer Surf Rescue Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Training Officer Certificate Female 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 Training Officer Certificate Male 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 Unit One Surf Awareness Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unit One Surf Awareness Male 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 TOTAL SENIOR AWARDS 245 144 147 261 163 78 240 197 157 229 218 8 2087 NIPPER AWARDS Surf Play One Female (U6) 21 8 16 15 8 4 5 6 5 4 15 0 107 Surf Play One Male (U6) 28 12 17 24 15 5 1 5 8 6 11 0 132 Surf Play Two Female (U7) 29 7 18 23 8 3 2 6 5 6 13 0 120 Surf Play Two Male (U7) 23 10 15 23 12 6 1 9 5 5 18 0 127 Surf Aware One Female (U8) 21 9 17 17 8 2 2 7 6 11 9 0 109 Surf Aware One Male (U8) 18 13 23 33 15 10 9 5 7 7 19 0 159 Surf Aware Two Female (U9) 11 9 11 25 13 3 10 7 5 9 14 0 117 Surf Aware Two Male (U9) 9 10 19 22 9 4 9 6 4 12 9 0 113 Surf Safe One Female (U10) 12 8 14 20 7 3 7 7 6 5 7 0 96 Surf Safe One Male (U10) 17 6 17 15 9 9 4 4 8 4 10 0 103 Surf Safe Two Female (U11) 11 2 14 16 6 7 11 3 13 5 6 0 94 Surf Safe Two Male (U11) 9 10 10 21 12 3 4 2 8 7 9 0 92 Surf Smart One Female(U12) 6 4 16 13 7 3 5 2 7 8 12 0 83 Surf Smart One Male (U12) 6 7 14 12 4 10 12 4 3 5 9 0 86 Surf Smart Two Female (U13) 5 5 10 6 11 3 0 3 3 5 2 0 53 Surf Smart Two Male (U13) 8 2 12 4 7 1 3 3 2 5 2 0 49 TOTAL NIPPER AWARDS 234 122 243 289 151 76 85 79 92 104 165 0 1640 GRAND TOTAL 474 266 390 550 314 154 325 276 249 333 383 8 3727

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PATROL STATISTICS 2010/2011 RESCUES PERFORMED ACTIVITY AT TIME OF RESCUE

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November 1 6 2 10 4 0 0 1 24 14 4 2 0 1 0 4

December 2 2 0 1 6 1 0 1 13 1 3 2 0 0 0 5

January 28 45 1 28 21 0 0 0 123 74 7 7 4 2 0 4

February 1 27 1 7 1 1 0 4 42 12 4 0 0 0 0 1

March 8 4 2 13 6 0 0 0 33 29 1 3 0 0 0 1

April 1 4 1 5 3 0 0 0 14 7 0 3 2 0 0 0

May 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 7 14 0 2 0 0 0 1

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October 179 31 31 179 293 380 29 32 441 0 0 0 4 0 0 0

November 308 56 113 308 538 490 56 66 612 0 0 0 5 2 0 0

December 241 45 12 241 362 515 75 38 628 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

January 1159 291 307 1159 1852 1968 401 326 2695 0 0 0 5 0 0 0

February 369 15 26 369 456 836 17 24 877 0 0 0 2 1 0 0

March 180 35 16 180 269 426 108 20 554 0 0 0 3 1 0 0

April 255 65 20 255 380 380 75 76 531 0 0 0 5 1 1 0

May 39 7 11 39 67 93 21 32 146 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 2812 578 539 420 4349 48 14 4 6550 0 0 0 25 5 1 0

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Our thanks to Gold Coast City Council and the QLD Government for their continued support

BEACH CLOSURES BEACH

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October 90:20 0:00 4:30 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 94:50 8543 3183 7841 28838 48405

November 5:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 5:00 11415 2916 10578 41270 66179

December 28:10 2:30 4:30 0:00 0:00 0:00 22:48 0:00 2:00 59:58 8331 1570 5033 12925 27859

January 14:30 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 14:30 33893 10561 18647 82088 145189

February 0:00 2:02 1:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 3:02 20306 5401 7094 45827 78628

March 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 10771 2913 7867 49018 70569

April 0:00 1:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 2:00 3:00 16830 4899 11279 32535 65543

May 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 2704 563 4215 7749 15231

TOTAL 138:0 5:32 10:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 22:48 0:00 4:00 180:2 114942 32886 76814 304926 529568

FIRST AID TREATMENT FIRST AID INJURIES

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December 109 0 12 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 126 1 0 0 1

January 810 7 41 11 5 1 1 2 1 3 882 14 0 0 14

February 852 6 27 2 1 0 0 1 3 5 897 5 0 0 5

March 15 0 16 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 38 0 0 0 0

April 3 1 25 1 2 4 0 0 0 1 37 4 0 0 4

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TOTAL 2059 28 189 24 11 8 1 4 5 31 2360 33 0 0 33

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MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS 2010/2011

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Active Cadet Female 10 12 7 16 16 2 10 5 14 13 11 0 120

Active Cadet Male 9 8 7 22 16 6 12 6 10 12 15 0 119

Active Junior Female 11 7 3 14 5 3 18 8 6 20 3 0 98

Active Junior Male 12 1 12 26 18 13 14 16 11 10 6 0 139

Active Senior Female 39 11 11 34 27 5 17 14 13 18 21 0 210

Active Senior Male 69 27 43 119 61 18 44 40 47 65 37 1 571

Associate Female 126 50 86 105 83 50 50 55 55 55 118 0 833

Associate Male 102 53 84 122 78 44 36 45 44 51 117 0 776

Award Female 0 1 0 3 1 4 5 5 3 5 4 0 31

Award Male 1 0 1 1 6 2 1 2 2 6 11 2 34

Honorary Female 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 7

Honorary Male 5 0 3 5 1 0 1 0 2 10 0 0 27

Life Member Female 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3

Life Members Male 15 8 32 9 27 2 26 31 13 18 9 1 191

Long Service Female 3 0 2 4 3 0 0 2 4 3 0 1 22

Long Service Male 29 3 8 76 58 0 2 21 20 30 9 1 257

Past Active Female 0 1 0 15 4 0 2 1 3 3 0 0 29

Past Active Male 1 0 1 19 11 0 7 4 9 46 10 0 108

Probationary Female 6 6 12 24 3 4 9 4 3 10 1 0 82

Probationary Male 6 6 28 27 3 7 5 5 7 14 1 0 110

Reserve Active Female 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Reserve Active Male 0 3 0 7 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13

TOTAL SENIOR MEMBERS 446 199 341 650 424 160 260 264 268 391 373 6 3782

Under 06 Female 25 8 17 15 8 4 6 6 7 8 18 0 122

Under 06 Male 36 14 20 24 17 6 2 8 8 8 16 0 159

Under 07 Female 35 7 18 23 8 3 4 7 6 12 17 0 140

Under 07 Male 25 10 15 23 12 8 4 10 6 6 22 0 141

Under 08 Female 24 13 17 17 8 2 2 9 7 12 11 0 122

Under 08 Male 19 16 26 34 15 11 11 5 7 9 21 0 174

Under 09 Female 12 10 14 25 13 3 10 7 5 13 15 0 127

Under 09 Male 12 11 23 22 9 6 10 7 6 12 12 0 130

Under 10 Female 20 9 17 20 7 4 7 7 6 6 7 0 110

Under 10 Male 24 7 20 15 9 9 5 6 8 4 12 0 119

Under 11 Female 13 2 18 16 7 9 11 7 16 5 9 0 113

Under 11 Male 11 11 15 21 12 3 4 2 6 7 11 0 103

Under 12 Female 14 4 17 16 7 5 5 2 8 9 15 0 102

Under 12 Male 12 7 16 12 4 10 12 5 4 6 9 0 97

Under 13 Female 14 8 12 7 11 3 9 3 5 5 5 0 82

Under 13 Male 12 4 13 6 8 5 8 4 3 5 4 0 72

Under 14 Female 5 3 5 9 4 2 6 5 4 9 10 0 59

Under 14 Male 16 2 8 10 5 7 4 1 2 6 8 0 72

TOTAL NIPPER MEMBERS 329 146 291 315 164 100 120 101 114 142 222 6 2044

GRAND TOTAL 775 345 632 965 588 260 380 365 382 533 595 6 5826

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SURF SPORTS RESULTS PDB U8-U10 TEAMS

Junior Surf Teams 1 CUR 1- Gemma Nicolson, Harrison Halliwell, Hudson Frigo,

Lilli Dowker 2 CUR 2- Jack Granville, Kai Tandler, Nate Searle, Sebastian

Younan 3 TAL 3 - Emilie Robins, Morgan Houston, Morgan

McNamara, Sophie Arthur 4 TAL 1 - Jhett Bond, Kate Walker, Rhys Lyndon, Roman

Norling 5 TAL 2 - Damon Thiedecke, Hunter Dare, Keityn Miller,

Tiahni Bailey 6 TAL 4 - Ella Gill, Harry Morrison, Joel Tudehope, Tyler

Gilbert U08 Beach Relay 1 THC 2 - Ethan Bennett, Hughie Thomas, Taj Rich, William Cusbert 2 TAL 2 - Casey Walker, Ilisapeci Sawea, Kalista-Jayne Shiner, Mia Norling 3 CUR 1- Callum Munro, Ellie Beer, Halle Geyer, Olivia Collins 4 CUR 3 - Lilli Wyatt, Lola Davis-Mason, Quinn Butel, Xavier Younan 5 RBY 1 - Jack Wilson, Koran Dillimore, Ryan Gordon, Willis Coetzee 6 CUR 4 - Bayley Fallon, Cooper Skerry, Darcy Winter, Kane Dudman U08 Wade Relay 1 CUR 2 - Cooper Skerry, Ellie Beer, Halle Geyer, Xavier Younan 2 TUG 1 - Bayley Jacobsen, Evie Lamb, Joel McFarlane, Zyah Timpano-Hair 3 THC 2 - Jordyn Fuller, Seth Smith, Taj Rich, William Cusbert 4 PAC 1 - Conan Trewin, Noah Connors, Olivia Stephenson, Riley Tolan 5 RBY 1 - Jack Wilson, Koran Dillimore, Ryan Gordon, Willis Coetzee 6 CUR 1 - Elliot Dowker, Niamh Johnson, Olivia Collins, Quinn Butel U09 Beach Relay 1 CUR 1 - Liam Suddes, Lili James, Reece McDonald, Sebastian Younan 2 TUG 1 - Cooper Hickey, Gemma Glenny, Jack Humrich, James Huntley-Chipper 3 THC 1 - Bella Sharpe, Cooper McMillan, Jett Taylor, Joseph Manning 4 TAL 1 - Ella Gill, Harry Morrison, Taylah Ross, Tyler Gilbert 5 CUR 3 - Jai Kurt, Liam Cahill, Mollie Smith, Taylor Hay 6 TAL 2 - Brodie Hennessey, Joel Tudehope, Kasey Collins, Shae Rees U09 Wade Relay 1 CUR 1 - Liam Suddes, Lili James, Reece McDonald, Sebastian Younan 2 TUG 1 - Cooper Hickey, Jack Humrich, James Huntley- Chipper, Mackenzie Clark 3 TAL 1 - Ella Gill, Harry Morrison, Joel Tudehope, Tyler Gilbert 4 TAL 2 - Brodie Hennessey, Kasey Collins, Shae Rees, Taylah

Ross 5 CUR 3 - Jai Kurt, Liam Cahill, Mollie Smith, Taylor Hay 6 CUR 2 - Jack Granville, Kaitlyn Byrne, Kaiya Liddiard, Sam Frost U10 Beach Relay 1 TAL 1 - Jhett Bond, Morgan Houston, Morgan McNamara, Sophie Arthur 2 CUR 1 - Cole Geyer, Harrison Halliwell, Lilli Dowker, Ruby

Gonzales-Judd 3 RBY 1 -Andrew Ridgway, Ian Gordon, Liam Robinson, Ryan

Garner 4 PAC 1 - Coby Williams, Harrison Schofield, Kristie Bowers,

Oliver Singh 5 CUR 2 - Hudson Frigo, Jack Cullen, Kai Tandler, Tara Davies 6 CUR 3 - Jake Waller, Ky Fallon, Natisha Hendry, Sam Carter U10 Wade Relay 1 CUR 1 - Hudson Frigo, Jack Cullen, Kai Tandler, Nate Searle 2 PAC 1 - Coby Williams, Kristie Bowers, Nicholas Webb,

Oliver Singh 3 TAL 1 - Jhett Bond, Morgan Houston, Rhys Lyndon, Roman

Norling 4 CUR 2 - Ky Fallon, Kyle Trevor-Jones, Ruby Gonzales-Judd,

Sam Carter 5 CUR 3 - Cole Geyer, Jake Waller, Lilli Dowker, Natisha

Hendry 6 TUG 1 - James Lamb, Jess Little, Stacey McFarlane,

Thomas Brooks U8-U10 All Age Relay 1 CUR 1 - Callum Munro, Cole Geyer, Ellie Beer, Lili James,

Ruby Gonzales-Judd, Sebastian Younan 2 T HC 1 - Cooper McMillan, Joseph Manning, Maddison

Fuller, Taj Rich, Tyson King, William Cusbert

3 TAL 1 - Brodie Desmond, Ella Gill, Jhett Bond, Kalista-Jayne Shiner, Sophie Arthur, Tyler Gilbert

4 CUR 3 - Cooper Skerry, Jack Cullen, Jack Granville, Liam Suddes, Natisha Hendry, Niamh John

5 CUR 2 - Halle Geyer, Kaiya Liddiard, Lilli Dowker, Nate Searle, Olivia Collins, Reece McDonald

6 PAC 1 -Aylah Crutch, Harrison Schofield, Kristie Bowers, Noah Connors, Owen Bowers, Riley Tolan

U8-U10 Cameron Relay 1 CUR 1 - Callum Munro, Ellie Beer, Jake Waller, Sebastian

Younan 2 TAL 2 -Brodie Desmond, Montana Dare, Rhys Lyndon,

Tyler Gilbert 3 TUG 1 -Brinn Little, James Huntley-Chipper, Jess Little,

Luke Clouston 4 CUR 2 -Halle Geyer, Jack Granville, Kai Tandler, Niamh

Johnson 5 TAL 1 -Harry Morrison, Kalista-Jayne Shiner, Mia Norling,

Roman Norling 6 TAL 3 -Casey Walker, Ella Gill, Ilisapeci Sawea, Kate Walker

LITTLE DUDES CARNIVAL

Little Dudes Beach Relay 2 CUR 1 - Cole Geyer, Cooper Skerry, Ellie Beer, Harrison

Halliwell, Jack Granville, Reece McDonald 3 TAL 1 - Brodie Desmond, Isaac Van Der Meer, Kalista-

Jayne Shiner, Morgan Houston, Sophie Arthur, Tyler Gilbert

4 RBY 1 - Beau Robinson, Koran Dillimore, Liam Robinson, Ryan Garner, Trey Ruscoe, Yazmyn Forbes,

6 CUR 2 - Elliot Dowker, Halle Geyer, Kai Tandler, Kaiya Liddiard, Lilli Dowker, Monika Burrows

U08 Female Flags 1 Samantha Lubke (TAL) 2 Ellie Beer (CUR) 6 Izabella Bartlett-Baldwin (TUG) U08 Female Sprint 2 Ellie Beer (CUR) 3 Ava Carlin (CLG) 4 Emma Hill (KIR) U08 Female Wade Race 6 Olivia Collins (CUR) U08 Male Flags 2 William Cusbert (TH&C) 4 Cooper Skerry (CUR) U08 Male Sprint 3 Taj Rich (TH&C) 6 Max Cronan (CLG) U08 Male Wade Race 1 Taj Rich (TH&C) 4 Cooper Skerry (CUR) 6 Noah Connors (PAC) U09 Female Flags 1 Monika Burrows (CUR) 2 Mollie Smith (CUR) U09 Female Sprint 1 Lili James (CUR) 3 Abigail Houston (TAL) 4 Karly Bourke (PBQ) 5 Marleigh Dreyer (CLG) U09 Female Surf Race 3 Charlotte Green (TAL) 4 Ella Gill (TAL) U09 Female Wade Race 6 Charlotte Green (TAL) U09 Male Flags 2 Tyler Gilbert (TAL) 6 Jack Sargent (TUG) U09 Male Sprint 1 Tyler Gilbert (TAL) 2 Trey Ruscoe (RBY) 5 Reece McDonald (CUR) U09 Male Surf Race 5 Harry Morrison (TAL) U09 Male Wade Race 3 Reece McDonald (CUR) 4 Jack Granville (CUR) U10 Female Board 5 Lilli Dowker (CUR) 6 Kate Walker (TAL) U10 Female Flags 2 Ruby Gonzales-Judd (CUR) 4 Kristie Bowers (PAC) U10 Female Sprint 2 Sophie Arthur (TAL) 3 Khiani Garton-Dodd (TUG) 5 Ruby Gonzales-Judd (CUR) U10 Female Surf Race 5 Lilli Dowker (CUR) U10 Male Board 2 Rhys Lyndon (TAL) 3 Jess Little (TUG) 6 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) U10 Male Flags

3 Ryan Garner (RBY) 4 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) 5 Cole Geyer (CUR) U10 Male Sprint 1 Ryan Garner (RBY) 3 Morgan Houston (TAL) 4 Keityn Miller (TAL) U10 Male Surf Race 2 Kai Tandler (CUR) 4 Hudson Frigo (CUR) 5 Rhys Lyndon (TAL) U10 Male Wade Race 1 Jess Little (TUG) 2 Harrison Halliwell (CUR)

GOLD COAST U11-U14 TITLES

2-Person Junior R & R 1 TUG 1 Chelsea Herbert, Courtney Edwards All Age Relay 2 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Christian Green, Connor Dougherty, Jayden Desmond, Joshua Walker, Kyle Ross, Patrick MacPherson, Liam McNamara, 3 CUR - 1 - Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Jake Burrows, Jema

Hevey, Koen Dovey, Ryan Suddes, Sakisha Dovey, Tayla Meyer, Zane Rowles

6 TH&C - 1 - Blair Mandall, Daniel Yeowart, Hayden Tolland, Jay Rich, Maddison Buchanan, Mia Bellue, Teagan Bathie, Sam Mandall Junior March Past 2 TH&C 1 - Teagan Bathie, Mia Bellue, Maddison Buchanan, Sarah Condon, Georgia Cusbert, Grace Hickling, Tiah Sharpe, Ivy Thomas, Alex Stewart, Isabel Wartmann, Sam Mandall, Thomas Condon 5 TUG 1 - Ethan Clouston, Joshua Clouston, Emma Huntley-Chipper, Lachlan Huntley-Chipper, Harrison Lucas, Harrison Hoy, Kelle Schaffer, Zoe Harris, Chelsea Herbert, Courtney Edwards, Kirsty Humrich, Amba Pilley 6 RBY 1 - Bill Burbank, Tom Burbank, Joe Burbank, Jai Gurnett-Duffus, Olivia Rogers-Riddell, Jessica Gurnett-Duffus, Keely Smith, Claudia Fien, Rebecca Connor, Caroline Ridgway, Olivia Fien, Tarryn Aiken U11 Female Beach Flags 5 Lillian Dick (CUR) 6 Tayla-Jane Sissons (TUG) U11 Female Beach Relay 2 CUR 1 - Kellie Meyer, Lillian Dick, Mackenzie Hay, Veronica

McNevin 6 TAL 1 - Abbie Beckhouse, Amy Pedler, Brooke Grainger,

Terri-Anne Egan U11 Female Beach Sprint 4 Lillian Dick (CUR) U11 Female Board Rescue 6 TAL 1 - Brooke Grainger, Terri-Anne Egan U11 Female Cameron Relay 5 CUR 2 - Abby Champney, Hannah Carter, Lucy Watt,

Veronica McNevin U11 Female Surf Board 6 Veronica McNevin (CUR) U11 Female Surf s 4 CUR 1 - Hannah Carter, Lillian Dick, Mackenzie Hay,

Veronica McNevin U11 Male Beach Flags 1 Bayley Desmond (TAL) 2 Ryan Suddes (CUR) 3 Bill Walker (TAL) 4 Zane Rowles (CUR) 5 Connor Pegg (CUR) U11 Male Beach Relay 2 TAL1 - Bayley Desmond, Bill Walker, Christian Green,

Cooper Hennessey 3 CUR 1 - Connor Pegg, Nash Geyer, Ryan Suddes, Zane

Rowles 5 CUR 2 - Hugo Davis-Mason, Isaac Beacall, Luke Wyatt,

Mason Goldfinch U11 Male Beach Sprint 1 Christian Green (TAL) 2 Ryan Suddes (CUR) 3 Nash Geyer (CUR) 5 Zane Rowles (CUR) U11 Male Board Rescue 2 TAL 1 - Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker 3 TUG 3 - Charlie Tighe, Darcy Hoy U11 Male Cameron Relay 5 TUG 1 - Austin Lansdown, Darcy Hoy, Hayden Lansdown,

Jackson Schneider 6 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker,

Christian Green U11 Male Surf Board 5 Bill Walker (TAL) U11 Male Surf s 5 TH&C 1 - Daniel Yeowart, Harry Watt, Jay Rich, Riley Small U12 Female Beach Flags 1 Alexandra Humphreys (CUR) 3 Natalie Roberts (PBQ)

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4 Tarryn Aiken (RBY) 6 Yasmin Stewart (TUG) U12 Female Beach Relay 1 RBY 1 Caroline Ridgway, Jessica Duffus, Olivia Fien, Tarryn

Aiken 6 CUR 1 - Alexandra Humphreys, Chloe Harvie, Jenna Harris,

Riley Hay U12 Female Beach Sprint 1 Natalie Roberts (PBQ) 2 Olivia Fien (RBY) U12 Female Board Relay 6 CUR 1 - Jenna Harris, Lili Halliwell, Maggie Dowker U12 Female Board Rescue 2 CUR 1 - Lili Halliwell, Maggie Dowker U12 Female Cameron Relay 6 CUR 1 - Alexandra Humphreys, Lili Halliwell, Maggie

Dowker, Riley Hay U12 Female Surf Race 6 Lili Halliwell (CUR) U12 Male Beach Flags 1 Jake Burrows (CUR) 2 Joshua Walker (TAL) 6 Jack McNevin (CUR) U12 Male Beach Relay 1 CUR 2 - Connor Pegg, Nash Geyer, Ryan Suddes, Zane

Rowles 2 CUR 1 - Jack McNevin, Jake Burrows, Koen Dovey, Tim

Jensen U12 Male Beach Sprint 2 Jake Burrows (CUR) 5 Angus Houston (TAL) U12 Male Board Relay 5 CUR 2 - Clancy Spooner, Lincoln Waide, Taylor Davies 6 PBQ 1 - Aaron Kennedy, Kyle Kiehne, Taine Josephson U12 Male Board Rescue 5 TH&C 1 - Blair Mandall, Jay Rich U12 Male Cameron Relay 5 RBY 1 - Ben Curry, Nathan Mawson, Shaun Connor,

Thomas Dick 6 CUR 1 - Jack Bennett - Woodger, Jake Burrows, Taylor

Davies, Tim Jensen U12 Male Surf Board 6 Taylor Davies (CUR) U12 Male Surf Race 2 Kyle Kiehne (PBQ) U12 Male Surf Teams 4 TAL 1 - Joshua Walker, Neal McNamara, Oliver Wren,

Toby Wilson 5 CUR 1 - Clancy Spooner, Jack Bennett - Woodger, Lincoln

Waide, Logan Chesebro U13 Female Beach Flags 2 Amba Pilley (TUG) 3 Samantha Frankland (PBQ) 4 Isabel Wartmann (TH&C) 5 Courtney Edwards (TUG) U13 Female Beach Relay 1 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Courtney Edwards, Kelly Tighe, Surya

Kastelein 2 TAL 1 - Alicia Murray, Katherine Ploog, Melanie Walker,

Sienna-Stahr Blackley 5 TH&C 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling, Isabel Wartmann,

Teagan Bathie U13 Female Beach Sprint 2 Alicia Murray (TAL) 4 Amba Pilley (TUG) U13 Female Cameron Relay 4 TAL 1 - Alicia Murray, Katherine Ploog, Melanie Walker,

Sienna-Stahr Blackley U13 Female Surf Teams 6 TUG 1 - Ami Dowling, Gabrielle Lawrence, Kelly Tighe,

Surya Kastelein U13 Ironman 3 Ethan Clouston (TUG) U13 Male Beach Flags 2 Jayden Desmond (TAL) U13 Male Beach Relay 2 TAL 1 - Jayden Desmond, Joshua Walker, Patrick

MacPherson, Reece Bailey U13 Male Beach Sprint 3 Jayden Desmond (TAL) U13 Male Board Relay 6 TAL 1 - Jayden Desmond, Patrick MacPherson, Zac

Morrison U13 Male Board Rescue 6 TAL 1 - Patrick MacPherson, Zac Morrison U13 Male Cameron Relay 3 TUG 1 - Austin Campion, Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy,

Lachlan Huntley-Chipper U13 Male Surf Board 3 Ethan Clouston (TUG) 4 Jayden Desmond (TAL) U13 Male Surf Race 3 Harrison Hoy (TUG) 5 Ethan Clouston (TUG) U13 Male Surf s 5 TUG 1 - Austin Campion, Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy,

Lachlan Huntley-Chipper U14 Female Beach Flags 3 Laura Dolan (TAL) 4 Letitia Whiley (TAL) 5 Olivia Rogers-Riddell (RBY) U14 Female Beach Relay

2 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Jessica Waller, Sakisha Dovey, Tylah Dowker

3 TAL 1 - Alicia Murray, Emma McPherson, Laura Dolan, Letitia Whiley

U14 Female Beach Sprint 1 Sakisha Dovey (CUR) 3 Letitia Whiley (TAL) 4 Tiah Sharpe (TH&C) 5 Olivia Rogers-Riddell (RBY) U14 Female Board Relay 4 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Jessica Elkington, Jessica Waller 5 CUR 2 - Chloe Sterry, Sakisha Dovey, Tylah Dowker U14 Female Board Rescue 6 CUR 2 - Chandler Searle, Chloe Sterry U14 Female Cameron Relay 4 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Jessica Elkington, Jessica Waller,

Sakisha Dovey 6 CUR 2 - Chloe Sterry, Jema Hevey, Tayla Meyer, Tylah

Dowker U14 Female Surf Board 6 Chandler Searle (CUR) U14 Female Surf Race 6 Chloe Sterry (CUR) U14 Female Surf s 3 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Chloe Sterry, Jessica Elkington,

Tylah Dowker U14 Ironman 3 Shaun Collins (CUR) U14 Ironwoman 2 Chloe Sterry (CUR) 4 Tylah Dowker (CUR) U14 Male Beach Flags 2 Jed Cartwright (CUR) 5 Samuel Ross (CUR) 6 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ) U14 Male Beach Relay 2 CUR 1 - Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Jed Cartwright,

Matthew Kelly, Samuel Ross 3 CUR 2 - Bill Psaltis, Daniel Hardin, Kye Rowles, Niall

Johnson 6 TAL 1 - Connor Dougherty, Liam McNamara, Patrick

MacPherson, Reece Bailey U14 Male Beach Sprint 2 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ) 4 Sam Mandall (TH&C) U14 Male Board Relay 2 CUR 1 - Bill Psaltis, Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins 5 TUG 1 - Harrison Hoy, Joshua Clouston, Kelle Schaffer U14 Male Board Rescue 1 CUR 1 - Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins 6 TUG 1 - Joshua Clouston, Kelle Schaffer U14 Male Cameron Relay 1 CUR 1 - Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Jed Cartwright,

Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins 6 CUR 2 -Bill Psaltis, Gareth Barlow - Smith, Jordie Spooner,

Samuel Ross U14 Male Surf Board 1 Matthew Kelly (CUR) 2 Shaun Collins (CUR) 4 Joshua Clouston (TUG) U14 Male Surf Race 3 Shaun Collins (CUR) 6 Lucas Walsh (PBQ) U14 Male Surf Teams 4 TUG 1 - Harrison Lucas, Joshua Clouston, Kelle Schaffer,

Mitchell Schneider 5 PBQ 1 - Jayden Erskine, Kyle Rapallo, Lucas Walsh,

Timothy Delahunty

PDB SURF RESCUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Open Female Champion Lifesaver 1 Alison Glenny (TUG) U15 Female Champion Lifesaver 1 Leah Jones (THC) U17 Female Champion Lifesaver 1 Frances Glenny (TUG) U17 Male Champion Lifesaver 1 Jack Butler (TUG) U19 Female Champion Lifesaver 1 Mariah Jones (THC) U14 Female Champion Lifesaver 1 Caitlin Butler (TUG) U14 Male Champion Lifesaver 1 Harrison Lucas (TUG) 2 Joshua Clouston (TUG) 3 Mitchell Schneider (TUG)

PDB U8-U10 CARNIVAL

Junior All Age Beach Relay 1 TAL 1 - Brodie Desmond, Ella Gill, Kalista-Jayne Shiner,

Keityn Miller, Morgan Houston, Tyler Gilbert 2 RBY 1 – Beau Robinson, Indi Vanderhoeven, Joshua

Corbin, Liam Robinson, Ryan Garner, Trey Ruscoe 3 CUR 1 - Cole Geyer, Cooper Skerry, Ellie Beer, Harrison

Halliwell, Jack Granville, Lili James 4 PBQ 1 - Alexandra Berghuis, Beau Smart, Charische Miller,

Maggie McCagh, Riley Winter, William Durkin 5 TAL 2 - Abigail Houston, Casey Wilson, Harry Morrison,

Jhett Bond, Samantha Lubke, Sophie Arthur 6 TUG 2 - Brinn Little, Cooper Hickey, Evie Lamb, James

Huntley-Chipper, Jess Little, Khiani Garton-Dodd U08 Beach Relay

1 NKI 1 - Jack Herden, Lewis Koppel, Reegan Drew, Taj Presser

2 RBY 1 - Beau Robinson, Indi Vanderhoeven, Koran Dillimore, Ryan Gordon

3 TH&C 1 - Erin Gambin, Jordyn Fuller, Taj Rich, William Cusbert

4 CUR 1 - Elliot Dowker, Halle Geyer, Joshua Wood-Hall, Olivia Collins

5 CUR 3 - Cooper Skerry, Ellie Beer, Niamh Johnson, Quinn Butel

6 TH&C 2 -Abi Westmorland, Ethan Bennett, Hughie Thomas, Mia Forbes

U08 Female Flags 1 Niamh Johnson (CUR) 2 Ilisapeci Sawea (TAL) 3 Izabella Bartlett-Baldwin (TUG) 4 Shana Tudehope (TAL) 5 Ella Brow (TH&C) 6 Erin Gambin (TH&C) U08 Female Sprint 1 Ellie Beer (CUR) 2 Niamh Johnson (CUR) 3 Jessica Gray (CUR) 4 Kalista-Jayne Shiner (TAL) 5 Shana Tudehope (TAL) 6 Ava Carlin (CLG) U08 Female Wade Race 1 Evie Lamb (TUG) 2 Niamh Johnson (CUR) 3 Olivia Collins (CUR) 4 Halle Geyer (CUR) 5 Ellie Beer (CUR) 6 Casey Walker (TAL) U08 Male Flags 1 Sean Nguyen (CUR) 2 Ethan Bennett (TH&C) 3 William Cusbert (TH&C) 4 Koran Dillimore (RBY) 5 Angus MacFarlane (NKI) 6 Brodie Desmond (TAL) U08 Male Sprint 1 Angus MacFarlane (NKI) 2 Taj Rich (TH&C) 3 Beau Robinson (RBY) 4 William Cusbert (TH&C) 5 Cooper Skerry (CUR) 6 Brinn Little (TUG) U08 Male Wade Race 1 Taj Rich (TH&C) 2 Brinn Little (TUG) 3 Noah Connors (PAC) 4 John Bryant (Bilinga) 5 Cooper Skerry (CUR) 6 Beau Robinson (RBY) U08 Wade Relay 1 CUR 2 - Cooper Skerry, Joshua Wood-Hall, Olivia Collins,

Xavier Younan 2 NKI 1 - Angus MacFarlane, Chloe Johnstone, Jack Bridges,

Rueben Walters 3 TUG 1 - Brinn Little, Jed Hoy, Luke Clouston, Zyah

Timpano-Hair 4 RBY 1 - Beau Robinson, Indi Vanderhoeven, Koran

Dillimore, Ryan Gordon 5 CUR 1 - Halle Geyer, Kai Latter, Niamh Johnson, Quinn

Butel 6 TUG 2 - Evie Lamb, Izabella Bartlett-Baldwin, Kendal

Phillips, Tai Dowling U09 Beach Relay 1 CUR 1 - Jack Granville, Liam Suddes, Reece McDonald,

Sebastian Younan 2 PBQ 1 - Connor Dowling, Luke Fraser, Riley Winter,

William Durkin 3 CUR 2 - Kaiya Liddiard, Lili James, Mollie Smith, Monika

Burrows 4 TUG 1 - Cooper Hickey, Gemma Glenny, Jack Humrich,

James Huntley-Chipper 5 TAL 1 - Ella Gill, Harry Morrison, Joel Tudehope, Tyler

Gilbert 6 TUG 2 - Bailey McIntyre, Jack Cooper, Jack Sargent,

Shenaya French U09 Female Flags 1 Monika Burrows (CUR) 2 Lili James (CUR) 3 Mollie Smith (CUR) 4 Karly Bourke (PBQ) 5 Natasha Patricks (NKI) 6 Abigail Houston (TAL) U09 Female Sprint 1 Abigail Houston (TAL) 2 Lili James (CUR) 3 Monika Burrows (CUR) 4 Kyla Parai (PBQ) 5 Karly Bourke (PBQ) 6 Marleigh Dreyer (CLG) U09 Female Surf Race 1 Abigail Houston (TAL) 2 Alli Bellue (TH&C 3 Kyla Parai (PBQ) 4 Gemma Glenny (TUG) 5 Ella Gill (TAL) 6 Taylah Ross (TAL) U09 Female Wade Race

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1 Lili James (CUR) 2 Monika Burrows (CUR) 3 Kyla Parai (PBQ) 4 Abigail Houston (TAL) 5 Bella Sharpe (TH&C) 6 Isabella Lee (RBY) U09 Male Flags 1 Jack Humrich (TUG) 2 Sebastian Younan (CUR) 3 Liam Suddes (CUR) 4 Tyler Gilbert (TAL) 5 Adam Blomfield (NKI) 6 Jack Sargent (TUG) U09 Male Sprint 1 Riley Winter (PBQ) 2 Tyler Gilbert (TAL) 3 Trey Ruscoe (RBY) 4 Reece McDonald (CUR) 5 Joseph Manning (TH&C) 6 Jack Humrich (TUG) U09 Male Surf Race 1 Sebastian Younan (CUR) 2 Harry Morrison (TAL) 3 Joshua Boyle (CUR) 4 Joshua Corbin (RBY) 5 James Huntley-Chipper (TUG) 6 Sam Frost (CUR) U09 Male Wade Race 1 Jack Granville (CUR) 2 Sebastian Younan (CUR) 3 Tyler Gilbert (TAL) 4 Liam Suddes (CUR) 5 Cooper Hickey (TUG) 6 Harrie Van Den Broek (CUR) U09 Wade Relay 1 CUR 1 - Liam Suddes, Reece McDonald, Sebastian Younan 2 RBY 3 - Joshua Corbin, Lachlan Garner, Lucas Hutton, Trey

Ruscoe 3 TAL 1 - Abigail Houston, Ella Gill, Isaac Van Der Meer, Tyler

Gilbert 4 PBQ 1 - Kyla Parai, Luke Fraser, Riley Winter, William

Durkin 5 TUG 1 - Bailey McIntyre, Cooper Hickey, Jack Humrich,

James Huntley-Chipper 6 CUR 3 - Jai Kurt, Joshua Boyle, Liam O'Brien, Sam Frost U10 Beach Relay 1 TAL 1 - Jhett Bond, Keityn Miller, Morgan Houston, Sophie

Arthur 2 CLG 1 - Ashley Hardwick, Lachlan Taylor, Molly Davis,

Sophia Nowlan 3 PBQ 1 - Charische Miller, Karly Bourke, Maggie McCagh,

Riley Winter 4 RBY 1 - Andrew Ridgway, Ian Gordon, Liam Robinson,

Ryan Garner 5 CUR 2 - Hudson Frigo, Jack Cullen, Kyle Trevor-Jones,

Ruby Gonzales-Judd 6 TAL 2 - Emilie Robins, Hunter Dare, Morgan McNamara,

Tiahni Bailey U10 Female Board Race 1 Lilli Dowker (CUR) 2 Kate Walker (TAL) 3 Matilda Barnes (NKI) 4 Airli O'Brien (CUR) 5 Maddison Fuller (TH&C) 6 Gemma Nicolson (CUR) U10 Female Flags 1 Charische Miller (PBQ) 2 Annika Danielsen (CUR) 3 Morgan McNamara (TAL) 4 Ruby Gonzales-Judd (CUR) 5 Khiani Garton-Dodd (TUG) 6 Maddison Fuller (TH&C) U10 Female Sprint 1 Charische Miller (PBQ) 2 Sophie Arthur (TAL) 3 Morgan McNamara (TAL) 4 Ruby Gonzales-Judd (CUR) 5 Khiani Garton-Dodd (TUG) 6 Lilli Dowker (CUR) U10 Female Surf Race 1 Lilli Dowker (CUR) 2 Kate Walker (TAL) 3 Gemma Nicolson (CUR) 4 Matilda Barnes (NKI) 5 Maddison Fuller (TH&C) 6 Lahni Ferruccio (TH&C) U10 Female Wade Race 1 Lilli Dowker (CUR) 2 Charische Miller (PBQ) 3 Khiani Garton-Dodd (TUG) 4 Emilie Robins (TAL) 5 Ruby Gonzales-Judd (CUR) 6 Amy Nelson (CUR) U10 Male Board Race 1 Keanu Miller (RBY) 2 Jess Little (TUG) 3 Rhys Lyndon (TAL) 4 Morgan Houston (TAL) 5 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) 6 Hudson Frigo (CUR) U10 Male Flags 1 Ryan Garner (RBY)

2 Oliver Singh (PAC) 3 Cole Geyer (CUR) 4 Hudson Frigo (CUR) 5 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) 6 Harrison Schofield (PAC) U10 Male Sprint 1 Ryan Garner (RBY) 2 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) 3 Morgan Houston (TAL) 4 Keanu Miller (RBY) 5 Jess Little (TUG) 6 Nate Searle (CUR) U10 Male Surf Race 1 Jess Little (TUG) 2 Kai Tandler (CUR) 3 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) 4 Hudson Frigo (CUR) 5 Keanu Miller (RBY) 6 Rhys Lyndon (TAL) U10 Male Wade Race 1 Jess Little (TUG) 2 Harrison Halliwell (CUR) 3 Hudson Frigo (CUR) 4 Kyle Trevor-Jones (CUR) 5 Morgan Houston (TAL) 6 Cole Geyer (CUR) U10 Wade Relay 1 CUR 1 - Harrison Halliwell, Hudson Frigo, Kai Tandler, Kyle

Trevor-Jones 2 RBY 1 - Andrew Ridgway, Liam Robinson, Luke Curry, Ryan

Garner 3 TAL 2 - Emilie Robins, Kate Walker, Morgan McNamara,

Sophie Arthur 4 CUR 2 - Cole Geyer, Jack Cullen, Nate Searle, Ruby

Gonzales-Judd 5 PAC 1 - Coby Williams, Harrison Schofield, Kristie Bowers,

Oliver Singh 6 TUG 1 - James Lamb, Jess Little, Khiani Garton-Dodd,

Thomas Brooks

PDB U11-U14 CHAMPIONSHIPS

All Age Relay 1 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Christian Green, Connor

Dougherty, Jayden Desmond, Joshua Walker, Liam McNamara, Reece Bailey, Kyle Ross

2 CUR 1 - Jake Burrows, Koen Dovey, Kye Rowles, Ryan Suddes, Sakisha Dovey, Samuel Ross, Travis Ross, Zane Rowles

3 TAL 2 - Angus Houston, Beau Bailey, Bill Walker, Dominic Green, Letitia Whiley, Neal McNamara, William Munro, Patrick Macpherson

4 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Charlie Tighe, Darcy Hoy, Ethan Clouston, Kirsty Humrich, Max Campion, Yasmin Stewart, Mitchell Schneider

5 TH&C 2 - Blair Mandall, Conner Bullus, Connor Webster, Hamish Nation, Isabel Wartmann, Sarah Condon, Teagan Bathie, Thomas Condon

6 CUR 2 - Alexandra Humphreys, Connor Pegg, Jack McNevin, Jed Cartwright, Matthew Kelly, Nash Geyer, Samantha Buchan, Skye Goodwin,

U11 Female Beach Flags 1 Mia Carlin (CLG) 2 Veronica McNevin (CUR) 3 Kellie Meyer (CUR) 4 Ashley Cronan (BIL) 5 Monique Burns (CLG) 6 Lucy Watt (CUR) U11 Female Beach Relay 1 CUR 1- Kellie Meyer, Lillian Dick, Mackenzie Hay, Veronica

McNevin 2 CLG 1 - Mia Carlin, Monique Burns, Samantha Hurst, Yana

Fawaz 3 CUR 2 - Hannah Carter, Jemma Johnson, Lucy Watt, Tara

Davies 4 TAL 2 - Emilie Robins, Morgan McNamara, Sophie Arthur,

Tiahni Bailey 5 TAL 1 - Amy Pedler, Brooke Grainger, Sana Duveck-Smith,

Terri-Anne Egan 6 CUR 3 - Airli O'Brien, Hayley Mason, Lilli Dowker, Nikola

Boyle U11 Female Beach Sprint 1 Lillian Dick (CUR) 2 Mia Carlin (CLG) 3 Isabelle MacFarlane (NKI) 4 Monique Burns (CLG) 5 Ashley Cronan (BIL) 6 Samantha Hurst (CLG) U11 Female Board Relay 1 CUR 1 - Kellie Meyer, Mackenzie Hay, Veronica McNevin 2 CUR 2 - Hannah Carter, Lillian Dick, Nikola Boyle 3 RBY 1 - Keely Smith, Tahnie Lipponen, Tayla Cattanach 4 TH&C 1 - Maddison Fuller, Paris Ryan, Sarah Condon 5 CUR 3 - Airli O'Brien, Gemma Nicolson, Lilli Dowker 6 TAL 1 - Amy Pedler, Brooke Grainger, Terri-Anne Egan U11 Female Board Rescue 1 RBY 1 - Keely Smith, Tahnie Lipponen 2 CUR 3 - Hannah Carter, Nikola Boyle 3 CUR 2 - Kellie Meyer, Mackenzie Hay 4 TAL 2 - Elen Kline, Terri-Anne Egan 5 TAL 1 - Kate Walker, Sophie Arthur 6 CLG 1 - Samantha Hurst, Shanay Swaney U11 Female Cameron Relay

1 RBY 1 - Karla Curtis, Keely Smith, Tahnie Lipponen, Tayla Cattanach

2 CUR 3 - Hannah Carter, Hayley Mason, Nikola Boyle, Tara Davies

3 CLG 1 - Mia Carlin, Monique Burns, Shanay Swaney, Yana Fawaz

4 CUR 2 - Airli O'Brien, Jemma Johnson, Kellie Meyer, Mackenzie Hay

5 CUR 1 - Lilli Dowker, Lillian Dick, Lucy Watt, Veronica McNevin

6 TAL 1 - Amy Pedler, Brooke Grainger, Elen Kline, Terri-Anne Egan

U11 Female Surf Board 1 Hannah Carter (CUR) 2 Kellie Meyer (CUR) 3 Veronica McNevin (CUR) 4 Keely Smith (RBY) 5 Shanay Swaney (CLG) 6 Lillian Dick (CUR) U11 Female Surf Race 1 Tahnie Lipponen (RBY) 2 Shanay Swaney (CLG) 3 Lillian Dick (CUR) 4 Mackenzie Hay (CUR) 5 Keely Smith (RBY) 6 Chelsea Bulley (BIL) U11 Female Surf Teams 1 CUR 1 - Lillian Dick, Mackenzie Hay, Nikola Boyle, Veronica

McNevin 2 CUR 2 - Hannah Carter, Hayley Mason, Lilli Dowker, Tara

Davies 3 TAL 2 - Emilie Robins, Kate Walker, Morgan McNamara,

Sophie Arthur 4 TAL 1 - Amy Pedler, Brooke Grainger, Elen Kline, Terri-

Anne Egan U11 Ironman 1 Beau Lyndon (TAL) 2 Jay Rich (TH&C) 3 Bill Walker (TAL) 4 Jordan Emery (TUG) 5 Darcy Hoy (TUG) 6 Bayley Desmond (TAL) U11 Ironwoman 1 Veronica McNevin (CUR) 2 Hannah Carter (CUR) 3 Tahnie Lipponen (RBY) 4 Kellie Meyer (CUR) 5 Lillian Dick (CUR) 6 Shanay Swaney (CLG) U11 Male Beach Flags 1 Bayley Desmond (TAL) 2 Gerald Nuttall (CLG) 3 Ryan Suddes (CUR) 4 Bill Walker (TAL) 5 Kurtis Wyper (CLG) 6 Jackson Schneider (TUG) U11 Male Beach Relay 1 CUR 1 - Connor Pegg, Nash Geyer, Ryan Suddes, Zane

Rowles 2 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Bill Walker, Cooper Hennessey,

William Munro 3 TAL 2 - Beau Lyndon, Jhett Bond, Keityn Miller, Morgan

Houston 4 TUG 1 - Charlie Tighe, Darcy Hoy, Jackson Schneider,

Jordan Emery 5 PBQ 1 - Alex Wilson, Daniel Lincoln, Jordan Unger, Malachi

Berlowitz 6 CUR 2 - Isaac Beacall, Joshua White, Luke Wyatt, Mason

Goldfinch U11 Male Beach Sprint 1 Christian Green (TAL) 2 Ryan Suddes (CUR) 3 Bayley Desmond (TAL) 4 Zane Rowles (CUR) 5 Jay Rich (TH&C) 6 Gerald Nuttall (CLG) U11 Male Board Relay 1 RBY 1 - Elliot McLeod, Jackson Chapman, Keanu Miller 2 TAL 3 - Cooper Hennessey, Rhys Lyndon, Roman Norling 3 CUR 3 - Harrison Halliwell, Kai Tandler, Nate Searle 4 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker 5 PBQ 1 - Alex Wilson, Malachi Berlowitz, Matthew

Delahunty 6 TH&C 2 - Daniel Yeowart, Hamish Nation, Jay Rich U11 Male Board Rescue 1 TAL 1 - Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker 2 TUG 1 - Austin Lansdown, Jordan Emery 3 RBY 1 - Jackson Chapman, Keanu Miller 4 CUR 3 - Harrison Halliwell, Jake Waller 5 TAL 2 - Bayley Desmond, Cooper Hennessey 6 TUG 3 - Hayden Lansdown, Jackson Schneider U11 Male Cameron Relay 1 TUG 1 - Austin Lansdown, Darcy Hoy, Hayden Lansdown,

Jackson Schneider 2 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker, Cooper

Hennessey 3 TH&C 1 - Daniel Yeowart, Jay Rich, Riley Small, Zac King 4 TAL 2 - Jhett Bond, Keityn Miller, Morgan Houston, Rhys

Lyndon 5 RBY 1 - Elliot McLeod, Jackson Chapman, Ryan Garner,

Seth Dillimore

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6 CUR 3 - Connor Upton, Jake Waller, Kai Tandler, Mason Goldfinch

U11 Male Surf Board 1 Darcy Hoy (TUG) 2 Beau Lyndon (TAL) 3 Jay Rich (TH&C) 4 Bayley Desmond (TAL) 5 Bill Walker (TAL) 6 Matthew Delahunty (PBQ) U11 Male Surf Race 1 Jay Rich (TH&C) 2 Bill Walker (TAL) 3 Austin Lansdown (TUG) 4 Beau Lyndon (TAL) 5 Jordan Emery (TUG) 6 Charlie Tighe (TUG) U11 Male Surf s 1 TH&C 1 - Daniel Yeowart, Hamish Nation, Jay Rich, Riley

Small 2 TAL 2 - Jhett Bond, Morgan Houston, Rhys Lyndon, Roman

Norling 3 CUR 2 - Harrison Halliwell, Hudson Frigo, Jake Waller, Kai

Tandler 4 TUG 1 - Austin Lansdown, Charlie Tighe, Hayden

Lansdown, Jordan Emery 5 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker, Cooper

Hennessey 6 CUR 1 - Isaac Beacall, Luke Wyatt, Nash Geyer, Noah

McKitterick U12 Female Beach Flags 1 Alexandra Humphreys (CUR) 2 Tarryn Aiken (RBY) 3 Yasmin Stewart (TUG) 4 Natalie Roberts (PBQ) 5 Riley Hay (CUR) 6 Erin Wilson (TAL) U12 Female Beach Relay 1 RBY 1 - Caroline Ridgway, Jessica Duffus, Olivia Fien,

Tarryn Aiken 2 PBQ 1 - Amber Erskine, Anarnya Berlowitz, Georgia

Madden, Natalie Roberts 3 CUR 1 - Alexandra Humphreys, Jenna Harris, Lili Halliwell,

Riley Hay 4 TH&C 1 - Georgia Cusbert, Lilli Hick, Mia Bellue, Shay

McLaren 5 TAL 1 - Erin Wilson, Letisha Duveck-Smith, Melissa

Micallef, Sianah Bailey 6 TUG 1 - Alahni Brown, Madeline Trew, Tayla Pilley, Yasmin

Stewart U12 Female Beach Sprint 1 Natalie Roberts (PBQ) 2 Olivia Fien (RBY) 3 Yasmin Stewart (TUG) 4 Alexandra Humphreys (CUR) 5 Tarryn Aiken (RBY) 6 Georgia Madden (PBQ) U12 Female Board Relay 1 CUR 1 - Jenna Harris, Lili Halliwell, Maggie Dowker 2 TH&C 1 - Georgia Cusbert, Ivy Thomas, Mia Bellue 3 TUG 1 - Madeline Trew, Madison Lucas, Yasmin Stewart 4 TAL 1 - Erin Wilson, Karla MacPherson, Riley Arthur 5 TUG 2- Alahni Brown, Emma Huntley-Chipper, Tayla Pilley 6 CUR 3 - Hannah Carter, Kellie Meyer, Veronica McNevin U12 Female Board Rescue 1 TH&C 1 - Georgia Cusbert, Mia Bellue 2 CUR 1- Lili Halliwell, Maggie Dowker 3 TUG 2 - Alahni Brown, Madeline Trew 4 RBY 1 - Jessica Duffus, Olivia Fien 5 TAL 1- Erin Wilson, Karla MacPherson 6 PBQ 1 - Amber Erskine, Anarnya Berlowitz U12 Female Cameron Relay 1 CUR 1 - Alexandra Humphreys, Lili Halliwell, Maggie

Dowker, Riley Hay 2 TH&C 1 - Georgia Cusbert, Ivy Thomas, Mia Bellue, Shay

McLaren 3 TUG 1 - Madeline Trew, Madison Lucas, Tayla Pilley,

Yasmin Stewart 4 TAL 1 - Erin Wilson, Karla MacPherson, Melissa Micallef,

Sianah Bailey 5 PBQ 1 - Amber Erskine, Anarnya Berlowitz, Georgia

Madden, Natalie Roberts 6 RBY 1 - Caroline Ridgway, Jessica Duffus, Olivia Fien,

Tarryn Aiken U12 Female Surf Board 1 Lili Halliwell (CUR) 2 Mia Bellue (TH&C) 3 Maggie Dowker (CUR) 4 Olivia Fien (RBY) 5 Yasmin Stewart (TUG) 6 Georgia Cusbert (TH&C) U12 Female Surf Race 1 Maggie Dowker (CUR) 2 Lili Halliwell (CUR) 3 Madison Lucas (TUG) 4 Georgia Cusbert (TH&C) 5 Olivia Fien (RBY) 6 Mia Bellue (TH&C) U12 Female Surf s 1 CUR 1 - Georgia Smith, Jenna Harris, Lili Halliwell, Maggie

Dowker 2 THC 1 - Georgia Cusbert, Ivy Thomas, Lilli Hick, Mia Bellue

3 TUG 1 - Alahni Brown, Madeline Trew, Madison Lucas, Yasmin Stewart

4 TAL 1 - Elen Kline, Erin Wilson, Karla MacPherson, Riley Arthur

5 PBQ 1 - Amber Erskine, Anarnya Berlowitz, Chloe Blake, Natalie Roberts

U12 Ironman 1 Toby Wilson (TAL) 2 Lincoln Waide (CUR) 3 Aaron Kennedy (PBQ) 4 Jack Bennett - Woodger (CUR) 5 Joshua Walker (TAL) 6 Neal McNamara (TAL) U12 Ironwoman 1 Lili Halliwell (CUR) 2 Maggie Dowker (CUR) 3 Mia Bellue (TH&C) 4 Madison Lucas (TUG) 5 Georgia Cusbert (TH&C) 6 Yasmin Stewart (TUG) U12 Male Beach Flags 1 Joshua Walker (TAL) 2 Tim Evans (PBQ) 3 Max Campion (TUG) 4 Jake Burrows (CUR) 5 Harry Lincoln (PBQ) 6 Jack McNevin (CUR) U12 Male Beach Relay 1 CUR 1 - Jack McNevin, Jake Burrows, Koen Dovey, Tim

Jensen 2 TAL 1 - Angus Houston, Joshua Walker, Kyle Ross, Neal

McNamara 3 THC 1 - Blair Mandall, Conner Bullus, George George,

Matthew Walsh 4 CUR 3 - Connor Pegg, Connor Upton, Hugo Davis-Mason,

Ryan Suddes 5 PBQ 1 - Aaron Kennedy, Harry Lincoln, Taine Josephson,

Tim Evans 6 NKI 1 - Benjamin Beggs, Mackenzie Barnes, Noah

Blomfield, Thomas Bridges U12 Male Beach Sprint 1 Jake Burrows (CUR) 2 William Aston (KIR) 3 Joshua Walker (TAL) 4 Angus Houston (TAL) 5 Koen Dovey (CUR) 6 Nathan Mawson (RBY) U12 Male Board Relay 1 CUR 1 - Clancy Spooner, Lincoln Waide, Taylor Davies 2 TAL 1 - Joshua Walker, Oliver Wren, Toby Wilson 3 CUR 2 - Jack Bennett - Woodger, Jack McNevin, Tim

Jensen 4 TH&C 1 - Blair Mandall, George George, Matthew Walsh 5 PBQ 1 - Aaron Kennedy, Clayton Kimeklis, Taine Josephson 6 TUG 1 - Darcy Bartlett-Baldwin, Henry Lamb, Max

Campion U12 Male Board Rescue 1 THC 1 - Blair Mandall, Jay Rich 2 CUR 1 - Clancy Spooner, Jack Bennett - Woodger 3 CUR 2 - Lincoln Waide, Taylor Davies 4 TAL 1 - Joshua Walker, Toby Wilson 5 CUR 3 - Koen Dovey, Tim Jensen 6 PBQ 1 - Aaron Kennedy, Taine Josephson U12 Male Cameron Relay 1 TAL 1 - Angus Houston, Joshua Walker, Kyle Ross, Toby

Wilson 2 CUR 2 - Clancy Spooner, Jack McNevin, Lincoln Waide, Tim

Jensen 3 CUR 1 - Jack Bennett - Woodger, Jake Burrows, Koen

Dovey, Taylor Davies 4 PBQ 1 - Aaron Kennedy, Clayton Kimeklis, Harry Lincoln,

Tim Evans 5 THC 1 - Blair Mandall, George George, Lachlan Webster,

Matthew Walsh 6 TUG 1 - Darcy Bartlett-Baldwin, Henry Lamb, Jed Tait, Max

Campion U12 Male Surf Board 1 Blair Mandall (TH&C) 2 Aaron Kennedy (PBQ) 3 Joshua Walker (TAL) 4 Taylor Davies (CUR) 5 Toby Wilson (TAL) 6 Lincoln Waide (CUR) U12 Male Surf Race 1 Toby Wilson (TAL) 2 Jack Bennett - Woodger (CUR) 3 Aaron Kennedy (PBQ) 4 Joshua Walker (TAL) 5 Lincoln Waide (CUR) 6 Taylor Davies (CUR) U12 Male Surf s 1 TAL 1 - Angus Houston, Joshua Walker, Neal McNamara,

Toby Wilson 2 CUR 1 - Clancy Spooner, Jack Bennett - Woodger, Koen

Dovey, Lincoln Waide 3 PBQ 1 - Aaron Kennedy, Clayton Kimeklis, Taine

Josephson, Tim Evans 4 TUG 1 - Darcy Bartlett-Baldwin, Henry Lamb, Jordan

Emery, Max Campion U13 Female Beach Flags 1 Samantha Frankland (PBQ) 2 Amba Pilley (TUG)

3 Meg Dunford (PBQ) 4 Isabel Wartmann (TH&C) 5 Surya Kastelein (TUG) 6 Demi Thomas (TUG) U13 Female Beach Relay 1 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Courtney Edwards, Jessika Elliston,

Kelly Tighe 2 PBQ 1 - Meg Dunford, Rani Skehan, Sahara Skehan,

Samantha Frankland 3 TUG 2 - Ami Dowling, Demi Thomas, Gabrielle Lawrence,

Surya Kastelein 4 TH&C 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling, Isabel Wartmann,

Teagan Bathie 5 TAL 1 - Carly Desfosses, Dakota-Rain Bond, Katherine

Ploog, Melanie Walker 6 CUR 1 - Samantha Buchan, Sienna Upton, Skye Goodwin,

Tayla Meyer U13 Female Beach Sprint 1 Rani Skehan (PBQ) 2 Dorinda Stone (Bilinga) 3 Amba Pilley (TUG) 4 Sahara Skehan (PBQ) 5 Demi Thomas (TUG) 6 Isabel Wartmann (TH&C) U13 Female Board Relay 1 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Ami Dowling, Surya Kastelein 2 TH&C 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling, Isabel Wartmann 3 TAL 1 - Karla MacPherson, Katherine Ploog, Mel Walker 4 CUR 1 - Sienna Upton, Skye Goodwin, Tayla Meyer 5 PBQ 1 - Jacinta Kennedy, Meg Dunford, Sahara Skehan U13 Female Board Rescue 1 TAL 1 - Katherine Ploog, Melanie Walker 2 RBY 1- Bridget MCleod, Rebecca Connor 3 TUG 1 - Ami Dowling, Surya Kastelein 4 TH&C 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling 5 PBQ 2 - Samantha Frankland, Tyla Smith 6 CUR 1 - Samantha Buchan, Tayla Meyer U13 Female Cameron Relay 1 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Ami Dowling, Kelly Tighe, Surya

Kastelein 2 CUR 1 - Samantha Buchan, Sienna Upton, Skye Goodwin,

Tayla Meyer 3 TH&C 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling, Isabel Wartmann,

Teagan Bathie 4 TAL 1 - Carly Desfosses, Dakota-Rain Bond, Katherine

Ploog, Melanie Walker 5 PBQ 1 - Jacinta Kennedy, Rani Skehan, Sahara Skehan, Tyla

Smith U13 Female Surf Board 1 Surya Kastelein (TUG) 2 Rebecca Connor (RBY) 3 Tayla Meyer (CUR) 4 Ami Dowling (TUG) 5 Melanie Walker (TAL) 6 Katherine Ploog (TAL) U13 Female Surf Race 1 Ami Dowling (TUG) 2 Surya Kastelein (TUG) 3 Alex Stewart (TH&C) 4 Melanie Walker (TAL) 5 Tyla Smith (PBQ) 6 Amba Pilley (TUG) U13 Female Surf s 1 TUG 1 - Ami Dowling, Gabrielle Lawrence, Jessika Elliston,

Surya Kastelein 2 TAL 1 - Erin Wilson, Karla MacPherson, Katherine Ploog,

Melanie Walker 3 TH&C 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling, Isabel Wartmann,

Teagan Bathie 4 PBQ 1 - Jacinta Kennedy, Meg Dunford, Sahara Skehan,

Tyla Smith 5 CUR 1 - Samantha Buchan, Sienna Upton, Skye Goodwin,

Tayla Meyer U13 Ironman 1 Brayden McCarthy (TH&C) 2 Ethan Clouston (TUG) 3 Zac Morrison (TAL) 4 Jayden Desmond (TAL) 5 Harrison Hoy (TUG) 6 Kye Rowles (CUR) U13 Ironwoman 1 Surya Kastelein (TUG) 2 Ami Dowling (TUG) 3 Alex Stewart (TH&C) 4 Melanie Walker (TAL) 5 Rebecca Connor (RBY) 6 Jessika Elliston (TUG) U13 Male Beach Flags 1 Jayden Desmond (TAL) 2 Hayden Bourke (PBQ) 3 Mitchell Gilmour (PBQ) 4 Reece Bailey (TAL) 5 Samuel Wood (PBQ) 6 Travis Ross (CUR) U13 Male Beach Relay 1 TAL 1 - Jack Lund, Jayden Desmond, Patrick MacPherson,

Reece Bailey 2 TH&C 1 - Blair Mandall, Brayden McCarthy, Hayden

Tolland, Jye Dean 3 PBQ 1 - Hayden Bourke, Mitchell Gilmour, Royce Goss,

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4 TUG 1 - Austin Campion, Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy, Lachlan Huntley-Chipper

U13 Male Beach Sprint 1 Jayden Desmond (TAL) 2 Mitchell Gilmour (PBQ) 3 Reece Bailey (TAL) 4 Dominic Green (TAL) 5 Hayden Bourke (PBQ) 6 Hayden Tolland (TH&C) U13 Male Board Relay 1 TAL 1 - Jayden Desmond, Patrick MacPherson, Zac

Morrison 2 TH&C 1 - Brayden McCarthy, Hayden Tolland, Jye Dean 3 TUG 1 - Austin Campion, Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy 4 PBQ 1 - Mitchell Gilmour, Royce Goss, Samuel Wood U13 Male Board Rescue 1 TUG 1 - Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy 2 TH&C 1 - Brayden McCarthy, Jye Dean 3 TAL 2 - Patrick MacPherson, Zac Morrison 4 TAL 1 - Jack Lund, Jayden Desmond 5 TUG 2 - Austin Campion, Lachlan Huntley-Chipper 6 PBQ 1 - Royce Goss, Samuel Wood U13 Male Cameron Relay 1 TH&C 1 - Blair Mandall, Brayden McCarthy, Hayden

Tolland, Jye Dean 2 TAL 1 - Jack Lund, Jayden Desmond, Patrick MacPherson,

Reece Bailey 3 TUG 1 - Austin Campion, Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy,

Lachlan Huntley-Chipper 4 PBQ 1 - Hayden Bourke, Mitchell Gilmour, Royce Goss,

Samuel Wood 5 CUR 1 - Kye Rowles, Liam Champney, Rhys Willis, Travis

Ross U13 Male Surf Board 1 Ethan Clouston (TUG) 2 Jayden Desmond (TAL) 3 Patrick MacPherson (TAL) 4 Zac Morrison (TAL) 5 Kye Rowles (CUR) 6 Jye Dean (TH&C) U13 Male Surf Race 1 Brayden McCarthy (TH&C) 2 Ethan Clouston (TUG) 3 Harrison Hoy (TUG) 4 Zac Morrison (TAL) 5 Jayden Desmond (TAL) 6 Patrick MacPherson (TAL) U13 Male Surf s 1 TUG 1 - Austin Campion, Ethan Clouston, Harrison Hoy,

Lachlan Huntley-Chipper 2 TAL 1 - Jayden Desmond, Patrick MacPherson, Reece

Bailey, Zac Morrison 3 PBQ 1 - Hayden Bourke, Mitchell Gilmour, Royce Goss,

Samuel Wood 4 TH&C 1 - Brayden McCarthy, George George, Hayden

Tolland, Jye Dean U14 Female Beach Flags 1 Ellie Brooks (PBQ) 2 Kirsty Humrich (TUG) 3 Caitlin Butler (TUG) 4 Tiah Sharpe (TH&C) 5 Olivia Rogers-Riddell (RBY) 6 Jessica Waller (CUR) U14 Female Beach Relay 1 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Jessica Waller, Sakisha Dovey,

Tylah Dowker 2 TAL 1 - Emma McPherson, Katherine Ploog, Laura Dolan,

Letitia Whiley 3 TUG 1 - Alesha Jokic, Breanna Wilson, Caitlin Butler, Kirsty

Humrich 4 TH&C 1 - Maddison Buchanan, Shanice McCarthy,

Stephanie Cormack, Tiah Sharpe 5 CUR 2 - Chloe Sterry, Jema Hevey, Jessica Elkington, Paige

Bedford U14 Female Beach Sprint 1 Sakisha Dovey (CUR) 2 Olivia Rogers-Riddell (RBY) 3 Letitia Whiley (TAL) 4 Ellie Brooks (PBQ) 5 Laura Dolan (TAL) 6 Chandler Searle (CUR) U14 Female Board Relay 1 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Jessica Elkington, Tylah Dowker 2 CUR 2 - Chloe Sterry, Jessica Waller, Sakisha Dovey 3 TUG 1 - Breanna Wilson, Caitlin Butler, Kirsty Humrich 4 TAL 1 - Emma McPherson, Letitia Whiley, Melanie Walker 5 PBQ 1 - Ashleigh Blake, Ellie Brooks, Teagan Kimeklis U14 Female Board Rescue 1 CUR 2 - Chandler Searle, Tylah Dowker 2 PBQ 1 - Ellie Brooks, Teagan Kimeklis 3 CUR 1 - Jessica Elkington, Jessica Waller 4 CUR 3 - Chloe Sterry, Sakisha Dovey 5 TAL 1 - Emma McPherson, Letitia Whiley 6 TUG 1 - Breanna Wilson, Kirsty Humrich U14 Female Cameron Relay 1 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Jessica Elkington, Jessica Waller,

Sakisha Dovey 2 CUR 2 - Chloe Sterry, Paige Bedford, Tayla Meyer, Tylah

Dowker 3 TUG 1 - Alesha Jokic, Breanna Wilson, Caitlin Butler, Kirsty

Humrich

4 PBQ 1 - Ashleigh Blake, Ellie Brooks, Samantha Frankland, Teagan Kimeklis

5 TAL 1 - Emma McPherson, Laura Dolan, Letitia Whiley, Melanie Walker

6 TH&C 1 - Maddison Buchanan, Rilee Daley, Shanice McCarthy, Tiah Sharpe

U14 Female Surf Board 1 Ellie Brooks (PBQ) 2 Jessica Elkington (CUR) 3 Tylah Dowker (CUR) 4 Chloe Sterry (CUR) 5 Kirsty Humrich (TUG) 6 Jessica Waller (CUR) U14 Female Surf Race 1 Chloe Sterry (CUR) 2 Ellie Brooks (PBQ) 3 Jessica Elkington (CUR) 4 Stephanie Cormack (TH&C) 5 Tylah Dowker (CUR) 6 Kirsty Humrich (TUG) U14 Female Surf s 1 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Chloe Sterry, Jessica Elkington,

Tylah Dowker 2 PBQ 1 - Ashleigh Blake, Ellie Brooks, Teagan Kimeklis, Tyla

Smith 3 TH&C 1 - Maddison Buchanan, Rilee Daley, Shanice

McCarthy, Tiah Sharpe 4 TUG 1 - Alesha Jokic, Breanna Wilson, Caitlin Butler, Kirsty

Humrich U14 Ironman 1 Shaun Collins (CUR) 2 Lucas Walsh (PBQ) 3 Thomas Marais (TAL) 4 Matthew Kelly (CUR) 5 Joshua Clouston (TUG) 6 Jordie Spooner (CUR) U14 Ironwoman 1 Ellie Brooks (PBQ) 2 Kirsty Humrich (TUG) 3 Tylah Dowker (CUR) 4 Jessica Elkington (CUR) 5 Chandler Searle (CUR) 6 Letitia Whiley (TAL) U14 Male Beach Flags 1 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ 2 Matthew Kelly (CUR) 3 Samuel Ross (CUR) 4 Kyle Rapallo (PBQ) 5 Liam McNamara (TAL) 6 Connor Dougherty (TAL) U14 Male Beach Relay 1 CUR 2 - Jed Cartwright, Matthew Kelly, Niall Johnson,

Shaun Collins 2 TAL 1 - Beau Bailey, Connor Dougherty, Jacob Desfosses,

Liam McNamara 3 CUR 1 - Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Daniel Hardin,

Gareth Barlow - Smith, Samuel Ross 4 TH&C 1 - Connor Webster, Hayden Tolland, Sam Mandall,

Thomas Condon 5 PBQ 1 - Kyle Rapallo, Lucas Walsh, Samuel Kennedy,

Timothy Delahunty 6 TUG 1 - Harrison Lucas, Joshua Clouston, Kelle Schaffer,

Mitchell Schneider U14 Male Beach Sprint 1 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ 2 Brandan Halliday-Thompson (CUR) 3 Jed Cartwright (CUR) 4 Connor Dougherty (TAL) 5 Samuel Ross (CUR) 6 Matthew Kelly (CUR) U14 Male Board Relay 1 CUR 1 - Bill Psaltis, Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins 2 TUG 1 - Harrison Lucas, Joshua Clouston, Mitchell

Schneider 3 PBQ 1 - Lucas Walsh, Samuel Kennedy, Timothy Delahunty 4 TAL 1 - Connor Dougherty, Liam McNamara, Thomas

Marais 5 PBQ 2 - Jayden Erskine, Kyle Rapallo, Will Evans 6 CUR 2 - Jed Cartwright, Jordie Spooner, Niall Johnson U14 Male Board Rescue 1 CUR 1 - Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins 2 CUR 2 - Bill Psaltis, Jordie Spooner 3 PBQ 1 - Lucas Walsh, Samuel Kennedy 4 PBQ 2 - Jayden Erskine, Timothy Delahunty 5 TUG 1 - Harrison Lucas, Joshua Clouston 6 TAL 1 - Connor Dougherty, Thomas Marais U14 Male Cameron Relay 1 CUR 1 - Jed Cartwright, Matthew Kelly, Samuel Ross,

Shaun Collins 2 CUR 2 - Bill Psaltis, Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Jordie

Spooner, Niall Johnson 3 PBQ 1 - Kyle Rapallo, Lucas Walsh, Samuel Kennedy,

Timothy Delahunty 4 TUG 1 - Ethan Clouston, Harrison Lucas, Joshua Clouston,

Mitchell Schneider 5 TAL 1 - Beau Bailey, Connor Dougherty, Sam Morrison,

Thomas Marais 6 PBQ 2 - Hayden Bourke, Jack Lincoln, Jayden Erskine, Will

Evans U14 Male Surf Board 1 Matthew Kelly (CUR) 2 Shaun Collins (CUR)

3 Thomas Marais (TAL) 4 Samuel Kennedy (PBQ) 5 Bill Psaltis (CUR) 6 Joshua Clouston (TUG) U14 Male Surf Race 1 Shaun Collins (CUR) 2 Jordie Spooner (CUR) 3 Thomas Marais (TAL) 4 Lucas Walsh (PBQ) 5 Joshua Clouston (TUG) 6 Connor Dougherty (TAL) U14 Male Surf s 1 CUR 1 - Bill Psaltis, Jordie Spooner, Matthew Kelly, Shaun

Collins 2 PBQ 1 - Kyle Rapallo, Lucas Walsh, Timothy Delahunty,

Will Evans 3 TUG 1- Ethan Clouston, Harrison Lucas, Joshua Clouston,

Mitchell Schneider 4 TAL 1 - Connor Dougherty, Jacob Desfosses, Liam

McNamara, Thomas Marais

SEQ R&R CHAMPIONSHIPS

2-Person Junior R & R 2 Tug 1 - Chelsea Herbert, Courtney Edwards 3 THC 1 - Alex Stewart, Grace Hickling 5 THC 2 - Ivy Thomas, Mia Bellue 6 RBY1 - Keely Smith, Tahnie Lipponen Open 6 Person R & R 1 KIR 1 - Andrew Kos, Dayne Tracey, James Callaghan, James

Muir-McCarey, Ryan Tracey, S Open Male 5 Person R & R 1 Kir 1 - Andrew Kos, Dayne Tracey, James Callaghan, James

Muir-McCarey, Ryan Tracey U15 5 Person R & R 1 TUG 1 - Chloe Martin, Christopher Barker, Emma McLean,

Georgia-Raye Arnold, Madison

QUEENSLAND BOARD RIDING CHAMPIONSHIPS

40+ Years Female Malibu Long Board 2 Kate Miller (THC) 40+ Years Female Surf Board Riding 2 Kate Miller (THC) 40+ Years Male Malibu Long Board 1 Dion Harris (Tugun) 3 Peter Buckley (PBQ 40+ Years Male Surf Board Riding 1 James Brooks (PBQ) 2 Peter Buckley (PBQ) 3 Scott Rawlings (PBQ) Open Female Malibu Long Board 1 Jess Roberts (CUR) Open Male Surf Board Riding 3 Michael Levitt (PBQ) U11 Female Surf Board Riding 1 Hayley Mason (CUR) 2 Veronica McNevin (CUR) U11 Male Surf Board Riding 1 Elliot McLeod (RBY) 2 Wil Frost (CUR) 3 Noah McKitterick (CUR) U12 Female Short Board Riding 1 Poppy Hayes (CUR) U12 Male Surf Board Riding 2 Aaron Kennedy (PBQ U13 Male Short Board Riding 3 Harrison Hoy (TUG) U14 Female Short Board Riding 1 Ellie Brooks (PBQ 2 Chloe Sterry (CUR) 3 Ashleigh Blake (PBQ U14 Male Short Board Riding 2 Sheldon Simkus (THC) 3 Joshua Clouston (Tugun) U15 Female Surf Board Riding 1 Ellie Brooks (PBQ 2 Tess Wartmann (THC) U15 Male Surf Board Riding 1 Joshua Clouston (TUG) 2 Dylan Swaney (CUR) U17 Male Surf Board Riding 2 Morgan Spooner (CUR) 3 Lachlan Hayes (CUR) U19 Female Surf Board Riding 1 Tia Nation (THC) 3 Emily Rawlings (PBQ) U19 Male Surf Board Riding 3 Shaun Levitt (PBQ)

QUEENSLAND SURF RESCUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Open Female Champion Lifesaver 3 Alison Glenny (TUG) U14 Female Champion Lifesaver 5 Caitlin Butler (TUG) U14 Male Champion Lifesaver 4 Harrison Lucas (TUG) U19 Female Champion Lifesaver 3 Mariah Jones (THC)

QUEENSLAND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

2-Person Junior R & R 6 TUG 1 - Chelsea Herbert, Courtney Edwards Junior All Age Relay 3 CUR 1 - Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Jake Burrows, Koen

Dovey, Kye Rowles, Ryan Suddes, Sa

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4 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Christian Green, Connor Dougherty, Jayden Desmond, Joshua Walker

U11 Female Beach Relay 2 CUR 1 - Kellie Meyer, Lillian Dick, Mackenzie Hay, Veronica

McNevin U11 Male Beach Flags 1 Bayley Desmond (TAL) 3 Ryan Suddes (CUR) U11 Male Beach Relay 1 CUR 1 - Connor Pegg, Nash Geyer, Ryan Suddes, Zane

Rowles 2 TAL 1 - Bayley Desmond, Bill Walker, Cooper Hennessey,

William Munro 4 TAL2 - Christian Green, Jhett Bond, Keityn Miller, Morgan

Houston U11 Male Beach Sprint 1 Ryan Suddes (CUR) 3 Christian Green (TAL) 5 Bayley Desmond (TAL) U11 Male Board Relay 6 TAL 2 - Bayley Desmond, Beau Lyndon, Bill Walker U12 Female Beach Flags 2 Yasmin Stewart (TUG) U12 Female Beach Relay 1 RBY 1 - Caroline Ridgway, Jessica Duffus, Olivia Fien,

Tarryn Aiken 4 THC 1 - Georgia Cusbert, Lilli Hick, Mia Bellue, Shay

McLaren U12 Female Beach Sprint 1 Olivia Fien (RBY) U12 Female Surf Race 6 Maggie Dowker (CUR) U12 Male Beach Flags 3 Joshua Walker (TAL) U12 Male Beach Relay 4 CUR 1 - Jack McNevin, Jake Burrows, Koen Dovey, Tim

Jensen 6 TAL 1 - Angus Houston, Joshua Walker, Kyle Ross, Neal

McNamara U12 Male Cameron Relay 5 TAL1 - Angus Houston, Joshua Walker, Kyle Ross, Toby

Wilson U12 Male Surf Race 5 Toby Wilson (TAL) U13 Female Beach Flags 5 Amba Pilley (TUG) U13 Female Beach Relay 1 PBQ 1 - Meg Dunford, Rani Skehan, Sahara Skehan,

Samantha Frankland 3 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Courtney Edwards, Jessika Elliston,

Kelly Tighe U13 Female Beach Sprint 6 Rani Skehan (PBQ U13 Male Beach Flags 5 Jayden Desmond (TAL) U13 Male Surf Race 4 Brayden McCarthy (THC) U14 Female Beach Sprint 1 Sakisha Dovey (CUR) 4 Letitia Whiley (TAL) U14 Female Board Rescue 6 CUR 1 - Chandler Searle, Tylah Dowker U14 Female Surf Board 2 Ellie Brooks (PBQ U14 Female Surf Teams 5 CUR 1 - - handler Searle, Chloe Sterry, Jessica Elkington,

Tylah Dowker U14 Male Beach Flags 2 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ 3 Samuel Ross (CUR) 6 Sam Mandall (THC) U14 Male Beach Relay 2 CUR 2 - Brandan Halliday-Thompson, Daniel Hardin,

Gareth Barlow - Smith, Samuel Ross U14 Male Beach Sprint 2 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ 6 Samuel Ross (CUR) U14 Male Board Relay 3 CUR 1 - Bill Psaltis, Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins U14 Male Board Rescue 1 CUR 1 - Matthew Kelly, Shaun Collins U14 Male Cameron Relay 6 CUR 1 - Jed Cartwright, Matthew Kelly, Samuel Ross,

Shaun Collins

QUEENSLAND MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS

110+ Years Male Board Relay (minimum) 3 CUR 1 - Justin Jones, Kelly Margetts, Michael Chan 5 CLG 1 - Rick Van Kampen, Russell Zahn, Stuart Hogben 6 CUR 2 - Ben Cahill, Daniel Cowper, Steven Cahill 110+ Years Male Surf Ski Relay (minimum) 5 TAL 1 - Daniel Covill, Errol Von Beinke, Gavin Cole 110+ Years Male Surf Teams (minimum) 1 CLG 1 - Rick Van Kampen, Russell Zahn, Stuart Hogben 110+ Years Male Taplin Relay (minimum) 2 CUR 1 - Brett Dowker, Daniel Cowper, Kelly Margetts 5 CLG 1 - Rick Van Kampen, Russell Zahn, Stuart Hogben 130+ Years Male Board Relay (minimum) 1 CUR 1 - Brett Dowker, Chris Maynard, Michael Waide 130+ Years Male Surf Ski Relay (minimum) 1 CUR 1 - Brett Dowker, Chris Maynard, Michael Waide 130+ Years Male Taplin Relay (minimum) 3 CUR 1 - Chris Maynard, Michael Chan, Michael Waide

150+ Years Male Taplin Relay (minimum) 6 CUR 2 - John Bonning, Laurie Hallinan, Wayne Havenaar 170+ Years Male Beach Relay (minimum) 3 CLG 1 - Brian Smith, Phil Wyper, Rick Van Kampen, Stuart

Hogben 170+ Years Open Surf Ski Relay (minimum) 6 CUR 1 - Laurie Hallinan, Lennard Cook, Phillip Newton 170+ Years Open Surf Teams (minimum) 3 CUR 1 - John Bonning, Lennard Cook, Phillip Newton 30-34 Years Female 2km Beach Run 2 Cassidy Jackson - Carroll (RBY) 30-34 Years Female Beach Flags 2 Cassidy Jackson - Carroll (RBY) 30-34 Years Female Beach Sprint 1 Cassidy Jackson - Carroll (RBY) 30-34 Years Male Board Rescue 2 CUR 3- Daniel Cowper, Troy Bremner 30-34 Years Male Double Ski 3 TAL 1 - Daniel Covill, Gavin Cole 30-34 Years Male Rescue Tube 1 Michael Bush (CUR) 30-34 Years Male Surf Race 2 Michael Bush (CUR) 30-34 Years Male Surf Ski 5 Gavin Cole (TAL) 35-39 Years Ironman 4 Kelly Margetts (CUR) 5 Stuart Hogben (CLG) 35-39 Years Male 2km Beach Run 1 Kelly Margetts (CUR) 35-39 Years Male Board Rescue 4 CLG 1 - Rick Van Kampen, Stuart Hogben 35-39 Years Male Double Ski 4 CLG 1 - Stephen Alexander, Stuart Hogben 6 CUR 2 - Kelly Margetts, Michael Chan 35-39 Years Male Rescue Tube 5 Stuart Hogben (CLG) 6 Stephen Alexander (CLG) 35-39 Years Male Surf Board 5 Steven Cahill (CUR) 35-39 Years Male Surf Race 4 Steven Cahill (CUR) 40-44 Years Female 2km Beach Run 2 Charisse Cormack (THC) 40-44 Years Female Rescue Tube 2 Charisse Cormack (THC) 40-44 Years Female Surf Race 4 Charisse Cormack (THC) 40-44 Years Ironman 1 Michael Waide (CUR) 2 Michael Chan (CUR) 3 Rick Van Kampen (CLG) 40-44 Years Male Beach Sprint 5 Andrew Curry (RBY) 40-44 Years Male Board Rescue 1 CUR 2 - Brett Dowker, Michael Waide 2 CUR 1 - Christopher Maynard, Michael Chan 40-44 Years Male Rescue Tube 3 Rick Van Kampen (CLG) 40-44 Years Male Surf Board 2 Brett Dowker (CUR) 4 Michael Waide (CUR) 5 Rick Van Kampen (CLG) 40-44 Years Male Surf Race 5 Rick Van Kampen (CLG) 40-44 Years Male Surf Ski 1 Michael Waide (CUR) 45-49 Years Ironman 2 Christopher Maynard (CUR) 3 Russell Zahn (CLG) 5 Robert Dorrough THC) 45-49 Years Male 2km Beach Run 1 Enrique Vanderhoeven (RBY) 45-49 Years Male Beach Flags 1 Philip Wyper (CLG) 5 Enrique Vanderhoeven (RBY) 45-49 Years Male Beach Sprint 3 Philip Wyper (CLG) 6 Enrique Vanderhoeven (RBY) 45-49 Years Male Surf Board 2 Christopher Maynard (CUR) 4 Robert Dorrough (THC) 45-49 Years Male Surf Ski 1 Christopher Maynard (CUR) 5 Errol Von Beinke (TAL) 6 Robert Dorrough (THC) 50-54 Years Ironman 5 Dean Powell (TAL) 50-54 Years Male 2km Beach Run 3 Brian Smith (CLG) 50-54 Years Male Board Rescue 5 CLG 1 - Douglas Diversi, Merv Lindberg 55-59 Years Female 1km Beach Run 1 Pauline Webley (THC) 55-59 Years Female Beach Flags 2 Pauline Webley (THC) 55-59 Years Female Beach Sprint 1 Pauline Webley (THC) 55-59 Years Female Surf Race 2 Pauline Webley (THC) 55-59 Years Ironman 6 Lennard Cook (CUR)

55-59 Years Male Beach Flags 6 Stephen Burstow (TAL) 55-59 Years Male Beach Sprint 5 Stephen Burstow (TAL) 55-59 Years Male Board Rescue 1 CUR 1 - Lennard Cook, Phillip Newton 55-59 Years Male Rescue Tube 1 Lennard Cook (CUR) 55-59 Years Male Surf Race 2 Lennard Cook (CUR) 5 Merv Lindberg (CLG) 55-59 Years Open Double Ski 4 CUR 1 - Lennard Cook, Phillip Newton 60-64 Years Female Rescue Tube 1 Ruth Kemp (THC) 60-64 Years Female Surf Board 1 Ruth Kemp (THC) 60-64 Years Female Surf Race 1 Ruth Kemp (THC) 60-64 Years Female Surf Ski 1 Ruth Kemp (THC) 60-64 Years Ironwoman 1 Ruth Kemp (THC) 65-69 Years Ironman 1 Phillip Newton (CUR) 65-69 Years Male 1km Beach Run 1 Phillip Newton (CUR) 65-69 Years Male Surf Board 5 Phillip Newton (CUR) 70+ Years Open 1km Beach Run 1 William Ryan (THC) 70+ Years Open Beach Flags 2 Brian Sheahan (THC) 70+ Years Open Beach Sprint 2 Brian Sheahan (THC) 70+ Years Open Rescue Tube 2 William Ryan (THC) 70+ Years Open Surf Board 1 William Ryan (THC) 70+ Years Open Surf Race 2 William Ryan (THC) 5 Ross Kemp THC) Over 160 Years Male Surf Boat 2 THC 1 - Brian Sullivan, Chris Adams, Dale Elliott, Ian

Preston, Robert Webster 6 CUR 1 - Adam Tedman, David Taylor, Lance Vercoe,

Patrick McGuire, Scott Hamlet Over 180 Years Open Surf Boat 5 CLG 1 - Garry Doyle Snr, Michael Mifsud, Paul Baker,

Phillip Hammond, Stephen Mason Over 200 Years Open Surf Boat 2 TAL 1 - Gary Williams, Graham Barr, Julius Czerny, Paul

Davies, Peter Richards Over 220 Years Open Surf Boat 2 KIR 1 - Brian Hurley, Charles Rue, John McCarthy, Neil

Coe, Peter Flannery

QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS @ KURRAWA

Open 6 Person R & R 2 KIR 1 - Andrew Kos, Dayne Tracey, James Callaghan, James

MuirMcCarey, Ryan Tracey, Step Open Female 2km Beach Run 5 Nadine Burgess (PBQ) 6 Cassidy Jackson Carroll (RBY Open Female Beach Relay 3 CUR 1 - Alee Whiteman, Jessica Beer, Madison Hoffmann,

Regan Whiteman 5 PBQ 1 - Amanda Ainsley, Nadine Burgess, Sarah

Grimshaw, Shelley Roberts Open Female Double Ski 5 TAL 2 - Molly Walker, Tenille Devine Open Female Surf Boat 3 CUR 1 - Davina Finter, Katherine Scott, Lisa Webber,

Matthew Wildman, Michelle Greenwood 4 TAL 1 - Courtney Smith, Gary Williams, Jenaya Bodger,

Kirsty Morrison, Madelyn Van Der Le Open Female Surf Race 3 Tenille Devine (TAL) Open Male 5 Person R & R 2 KIR 1 - Andrew Kos, Dayne Tracey, James Callaghan, James

MuirMcCarey, Ryan Tracey Open Male Board Relay 2 TUG 1 - Hugh Dougherty, Kye Hawkins, Sam Hamilton 3 CUR 1 - Jayden Jensen, Marc O'Brien, Michael Saal Open Male Ski Relay 1 TUG 1 - David Monaghan, Hugh Dougherty, Sam Hamilton 6 TUG 2 - Kye Hawkins, Thomas Rowles, Tim Peach Open Male Surf Boat 1 CUR 2 - Cain Hayward, Clint Jones, Joseph Fraser,

Matthew Wildman, Robert Apanui 6 CUR 1 - Glen Williams, Lyle Clark, Mactavish Hamilton,

Nick Parr, Randall Martin Open Male Taplin Relay 6 TUG 1 - David Monaghan, Hugh Dougherty, Kye Hawkins,

Michael Lewandowski, Sam Hamilto Open March Past 3 TUG 1 - Arthur Anderson, David Brittain, David Egan,

Francis Osborne, Ian Butler, James HeaLY Open Mixed Double Ski 6 TAL 3 - Tenille Devine, Travis Grant Open Surf Boat Relay 3 CUR 1 - Davina Finter, Edwin Hibbard, Evan Mills, Glen

Williams, James Stephens, Katherine

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4 TAL 1 - Adam Brown, Alanna Bodger, Cameron Donaldson, Courtney Smith, Daniel Covill, Darre

U15 5 Person R & R 1 TUG 1 - Christopher Barker, Emma McLean, GeorgiaRaye

Arnold, Madison Wheeler, Talia King U15 Female 2km Beach Run 1 Kelly Thacker (TAL) 4 Lizzy Bagnall (PBQ) U15 Female Beach Flags 4 Elizabeth Forsyth (TUG) 6 Tess Wartmann (THC) U15 Female Beach Relay 2 TUG 1 - Amba Pilley, Caitlin Butler, Elizabeth Forsyth,

Jessica Whittaker 5 THC 1 - Elsie Rampling, Georgia Meredith, Tess

Wartmann, Tori Stewart U15 Female Beach Sprint 6 Elizabeth Forsyth (TUG) U15 Male 2km Beach Run 3 Freddy Dorrough (CLG) U15 Male Beach Flags 5 Samuel Dick (CUR) 6 Zachary Wyper (CLG) U15 Male Beach Relay 2 CUR 1 - Brandan Halliday- Thompson, Ryan Schmidt,

Samuel Dick, Samuel Ross 5 CUR 2 - Daniel Hardin, Dylan Swaney, Gareth Barlow

Smith, Matthew Kelly U15 Male Beach Sprint 2 Samuel Dick (CUR) 5 Timothy Delahunty (PBQ) U17 Female Beach Flags 3 Madison Hoffmann (CUR) 4 Regan Whiteman (CUR) U17 Female Beach Relay 3 CUR 1 - Emily Ross, Jessica Beer, Madison Hoffmann,

Regan Whiteman 4 THC 1 - Erin McNamara, Jessica Mandall, Lauren Condon,

Sarah Rampling U17 Female Beach Sprint 4 Regan Whiteman (CUR) U17 Female Board Relay 2 CUR 1 - Brooke Neumann, Gabriella Tobitt, Riley Maynard U17 Female Surf Board 4 Kirra Wilson (TUG) U17 Ironman 4 Jackson Cosgrove (CUR) U17 Ironwoman 6 Brooke Neumann (CUR) U17 Male Beach Flags 3 Jarrod Ross (CUR) U17 Male Beach Sprint 5 Jarrod Ross (CUR) U17 Male Single Ski 4 Jack Butler (TUG) 6 Jake Jensen (CUR) U17 Male Surf Board 5 Jake Jensen (CUR) U17 Male Taplin Relay 3 Person 6 CUR 1 - - Jackson Cosgrove, Jake Jensen, Joel McKitterick U17 March Past 1 TUG 1 - Caitlin Butler, Christopher Barker, Elizabeth

Forsyth, Emma McLean, Frances Glenny, 3 THC 1 - Alex Horne, Brittany Webster, Demi Meredith,

Elsie Rampling, Emma Hickling, Erin McNamara U17 Ski Relay 3 CUR 2 - Daniel Ross, Jackson Cosgrove, Jordan Clark 5 CUR 1 - Jake Jensen, Joel McKitterick, Macauley

StaffordSmith U19 Female Single Ski 3 Molly Walker (TAL) U19 Ironman 2 Jackson Maynard (CUR) U19 Male Beach Sprint 6 Shane Morley (TUG) U19 Male Board Relay 3 CUR 1 - Jackson Maynard, Jake Jensen, Jayden Jensen U19 Male Surf Race 1 Jackson Maynard (CUR) U19 Male Taplin Relay 5 CUR 1 - Jackson Maynard, Jayden Jensen, Rhys Dutton U19 Ski Relay 5 CUR 1 - Daniel Ross, Jackson Maynard, Rhys Dutton U19 Surf Belt 5 CUR 1 - Geoffrey Bonning, Justin Jones, Kelly Margetts,

Liam Brewis, Shaun O'Brien U19 Surf Boat 2 TUG 1 - Bruce Zillman, Daniel Lordan, Dean Mobbs, Sam

McPhillips, Wilson Price 6 CUR 1 - Edwin Hibbard, Evan Mills, James Stephens, Lyle

Clark, Sam McLeod U23 Male Surf Boat 1 CUR 1 - Alexander Behns, Finnian Rowe, James Brown, Jed

Pitt, John Towner

AUSTRALIAN MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS

30-34 yrs Mens Surf Race 3 Michael Bush (CUR) 40-44 yrs Mens Surf Race 3 Rick Van Kampen (CLG) 4 Michael Chan (CUR) 55-59 yrs Mens Surf Race

5 Lennard Cook (CUR) 110 yrs min Mens Surf Teams Race 2 CUR A - Michael Waide, Michael Bush, Michael Chan 5 CLG A - Stuart Hogben, Rick Van Kampen, Russell

Zahn 30-34 yrs Mens Rescue Tube Race 2 Michael Bush (CUR) 35-39 yrs Mens Rescue Tube Race 5 Stuart Hogben (CLG) 60-64 yrs Womens Rescue Tube Race 1 Ruth Kemp (TH&C) 35-39 yrs Ironman Race 2 Craig Hosie (Tallebudgera) 40-44 yrs Ironman Race 3 Michael Chan (CUR) 5 Michael Waide (CUR) 45-49 yrs Ironman Race 5 Russell Zahn (CLG) 6 Robert Dorrough (CLG) 65-69 yrs Ironman Race 2 Phillip Newton 130 yrs min Mens Taplin Relay Race 2 CUR A – Michael Chan, Michael Bush, Chris Maynard 60-64 yrs Ironwoman Race 1 Ruth Kemp (TH&C) 30-34 yrs Mens Surf Board Rescue Race 5 CUR A – Michael Bush, Kelly Margetts 35-39 yrs Mens Surf Board Rescue Race 3 CLG A - Stuart Hogben, Rick Van Kampen 40-44 yrs Mens Surf Board Rescue Race 1 CUR B – Michael Waide, Brett Dowker 3 CUR A – Chris Maynard, Michael Chan 160 yrs min Mens Surf Boat Race 1 CUR - Geoff Case, Chris Gibbons, Tim Livanes,

Sydney Norman, Daniel Rahe 4 CUR - Lance Vercoe, Scott Hamlet, Adam Tedman, David Taylor, Matt Wildman 180 yrs min Mens Surf Boat Race 6th TUG – Craig McGuiness, David Mitchell, Brian Watson, Brad Kent, Bob Arnold 220 yrs min Mens Surf Boat Race 3 Kirra – Martin Coe, Charles Rue, Peter Flannery, John

McCarthy, Brian Hurley 30-34 yrs Mens Single Ski Race 4 Gavin Cole (TAL) 40-44 yrs Mens Single Ski Race 2 Michael Waide (CUR) 45-49 yrs Mens Single Ski Race 1 Christopher Maynard (CUR) 50-54 yrs Mens Single Ski Race 2 Greg Juniper (TAL) 110 yrs min Mens Single Ski Relay Race 6 CUR A - Michael Chan, Ben Cahill, Daniel Cowper 130yrs min Mens Single Ski Relay Race 2 CUR A - Kelly Margetts, Michael Chan, Daniel

Cowper 60-64 yrs Womans Single Ski Race – 1 Ruth Kemp (TH&C) 50-54 yrs Double Ski Race 2 TAL 1 - Greg Bowditch, Greg Juniper 35-39 yrs Mens Surf Board Race 5 Craig Hosie (TAL) 40-44 yrs Mens Surf Board Race 3 Brett Dowker (CUR) 4 Michael Chan (CUR) 45-49 yrs Mens Surf Board Race 2 Christopher Maynard (CUR) 110 Yrs Mens Surf Board Relay Race 2 CUR A - Michael Chan, Kelly Margetts, Ben Cahill 6 CLG A - Stuart Hogben, Rick Van Kampen, Russell

Zahn 130 yrs min Mens Surf Board Relay Race 1 CUR A – Chris Maynard, Brett Dowker, Michael

Waide 40-44 yrs Womans Surf Board Race 6 Tracey Apthorpe (CUR) 60-64 yrs Womans Surf Board Race 1 Ruth Kemp (TH&C) 70 yrs & over Surf Board Race 4 William Ryan (TH&C) 40 yrs & over Mens Short Board Riding 3 Bruce Lee (RBY) 40 yrs & over Short Board Riding 1st Kate Miller (TH&C) 30-34 yrs Mens Beach Sprint 1 Brett Robinson (CUR) 45-49 yrs Mens Beach Flags 1 Phil Wyper (CLG) 65-69 yrs Mens 1km Beach Run 2 Phillip Newton (CUR) 30-34 yrs Womens Beach Flags 5 Cassidy Jackson-Carroll (RBY) 30-34 yrs Womens 2km Beach Run 2 Cassidy Jackson-Carroll (RBY) 40-44 yrs Womens 2km Beach Run 4 Tracey Apthorpe (CUR) 70 yrs & over Beach Sprint 3 Brian Sheahan (TH&C) 4 William Ryan (TH&C) 70 yrs & over 1km Beach Run 1 William Ryan (TH&C)

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

U/19 Mens Surf Race 5 Jackson MAYNARD (CUR) Open Mens 5 Person R&R 6 Kirra – James Callaghan, Dayne Tracey, Ryan Tracey,

James Muir-McCarey, Andrew Kos U/19 Ironman Race 2 Jackson Maynard (CUR) U/17 Mens Taplin Relay 2 CUR A - Jackson Cosgrove, Joel McKitterick, Jake Jensen U/17 Womens Surf Board Rescue 1 CUR A – Brooke Neumann, Riley Maynard U/17 Womens Taplin Relay 2 CUR A - Riley Maynard, Brooke Neumann, Gabrielle

Tobbit Open Mens Single Ski Relay 1 TUG A – Hugh Dougherty, Ken Wallace, Sam

Hamilton U/19 Single Ski Relay 6 CUR A - Daniel Ross, Rhys Dutton, Jackson Maynard U/17 Single Ski Relay 2 CUR A - Jackson Cosgrove, Joel McKitterick, Jake Jensen U/19 Double Ski Race 6 CUR A - Daniel Ross, Rhys Dutton

Open Mens Surf Boat 2 CUR – Lyle Clark, Mac Hamilton, Randall Martin, Nick Parr, Glen Williams U/23 Mens Surf Boat 5 CUR - Jack Sparrows- Alex Behns, Jed Pitt, James

Brown, Finnian Rowe, John Towner U/19 Surf Boat Race 3 TUG A – Bruce Zillman, Dean Mobbs, Sam McPhillips, Wilson Price, Daniel Lordon Open Mens Surf Board 4 Hugh Dougherty (TUG) Open Mens Surf Board Relay 2 TUG A -Hugh Dougherty, Sam Hamilton, Kye

Hawkins U/19 Mens Surf Board Relay 3 CUR A – Jake Jensen, Jayden Jensen, Jackson

Maynard U/17 Womens Surf Board Relay 4 CUR A - Riley Maynard, Brooke Neumann, Gabbi Tobitt Open Mens Surf Board Riding 4 David Henry (PBQ) U/19 Mens Surf Board Riding 4 Sam Burke (TH&C) U/17 Mens Surf Board Riding 4 Lachlan Hayes (CUR) U/15 Mens Surf Board Riding 3 Dylan Swaney (CUR) U/19 Womens Surf Board Riding 1 Emily Rawlings (PBQ) U/15 Womens Surf Board Riding 1 Ellie Brooks (PBQ) U/17 Mens Beach Flags 3 Jarrod Ross (CUR) U/15 Mens Beach Flags 4 Samuel Dick (CUR) Open Mens 2km Beach Run 1 Stephen Madden (TUG) U/17 Mens Beach Relay 5 CUR A U/15 Mens Beach Relay 1 CUR A – Sam Dick, Sam Ross, Ryan Scmidt, Brandon Halliday Thompson U/15 Womens Beach Flags 4 Elizabeth Forsyth (TUG) U/15 Womens 2km Beach Run 4 Kelly Thacker (TAL) U/15 Womens Beach Relay 4 TUG A U/17 March Past 3 TUG A – Georgia Raye Arnold, Chris Barker, Caitlin

Butler, Jack Butler, Elizabeth Forsyth, Frances Glenny, Emma McLean, Thomas Schneider, Madison Wheeler, Owen Viles. Rhyam Pankhurst, Talia King

5 TH&C A - Maddi Stewart. Tori Stewart, Georgia Meredith, Demi Meredith, Sarah Rampling, Elsie Rampling, Sam Mnadall, Jess Mandall, Erin McNamara, Lauren Condon. Tiah Sharpe, Tess Wartman

Open Womens Champion Lifesaver 6 Alison Glenny (TUG) U/19 Womens Champion Lifesaver 5 Mariah Jones (TH&C)

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POINT DANGER BRANCH HONOUR BOARD 1924 - 2011 PATRON PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER INSTRUCTOR IN

CHIEF EXAMINER IN CHIEF

24-25 J. Francis A.E. Powell J. Matters, W. Waters, W. Brake, R.T. Gillies

S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

A. Glass C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

25-26 J. Francis A.E. Powell Presidents of affiliated Clubs

S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

J.A. Charleston C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

26-27 J. Francis A.E. Powell Presidents of affiliated Clubs

S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

J.A. Charleston C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

27-28 J. Francis W. Nicoll A.E. Powell, W.R. Greenwood, J.Appel

S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

J.A. Charleston C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

28-29 J. Francis W. Nicoll A.E. Powell S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

R.M. Mitchell C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

DEP. PRESIDENT

29-30 J. Francis W. Nicoll A.E. Powell S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

R.M. Mitchell C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

30-31 J. Francis W. Nicoll A.E. Powell S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

R.M. Mitchell C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

31-32 J. Francis W. Nicoll A.E. Powell S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

R.M. Mitchell C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

32-33 J. Francis N.S. Woodroffe C.E. Taylor P.R. Stephens S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

A.M. Williams C.G. Englert

33-34 J. Francis S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ N.S. Woodroffe P.R. Stephens A. Charleston C.G. Englert J.L. Gordon

34-35 J. Francis A.E. Williams S.W. Winders MBE, OStJ

P.R. Stephens R.M. Mitchell S. Costa C.G. Englert

SECRETARY TREASURER SUPERINTENDENT DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT

SEC. BOARD OF EXAMINERS

35-36 J. Francis A.E. Williams H.F. McGrath P.R. Stephens R.M. Mitchell C.G. Englert S. Costa P.R. Stephens

36-37 J. Francis A.E. Williams L. Peak P.R. Stephens R.M. Mitchell C.G. Englert A.M. Williams P.R. Stephens

37-38 J. Francis A.E. Williams L. Peak P.R. Stephens W.B. Daley A. Kennedy S. Costa P.R. Stephens

38-39 J. Francis H.F. McGrath L. Peak J.J. Stewart W.B. Daley A. Kennedy R. Crossman P.R. Stephens

39-40 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.L. Gordon J.R. Winders L.C. Hamilton A. Kennedy R. Crossman J.R. Winders

40-41 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.L. Gordon J.R. Winders L.C. Hamilton A. Kennedy A.R. Donaldson J.R. Winders

41-42 J Francis, H.Bruce H.F. McGrath H. McMaster J.R. Winders L.C. Hamilton A. Kennedy A.R. Donaldson J.R. Winders

42-43 J Francis, H.Bruce H.F. McGrath H. McMaster J.R. Winders J.R. Winders A. Kennedy E.C. Avery J.R. Winders

43-44 J Francis. H.Bruce H.F. McGrath H. McMaster J.R. Winders J.R. Winders A. Kennedy E.C. Avery J.R. Winders

44-45 J Francis, H.Bruce H.F. McGrath N.S. Woodroffe J.J. Stewart E.B. Donald A. Kennedy E.C. Avery J.R. Winders

45-46 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.R. Winders J.R. Winders W.P. Walker E.C. Avery R. Blackman J.R. Winders

46-47 J. Francis H.F. McGrath H. Nix J.R. Winders W.P. Walker E.C. Avery R. Blackman J.R. Winders

47-48 J. Francis H.F. McGrath H. Nix J.R. Winders W.P. Walker E.C. Avery R. Blackman J.R. Winders

48-49 J. Francis H.F. McGrath H. Nix J.R. Winders W.P. Walker R. Blackman A. Frizzell OAM OBE J.R. Winders

49-50 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.E. Gray J.R. Winders W.P. Walker R. Blackman A. Frizzell OAM OBE E.J. Smith AM

50-51 J. Francis H.F. McGrath A. Frizzell OAM OBE R.J. Carr W.P. Walker R. Blackman A. Frizzell OAM OBE NOT ELECTED

51-52 J. Francis H.F. McGrath L.E. Wort R.J. Carr F. Vanderent A. Frizzell OAM OBE R.G. Mapp J.J. Stewart

52-53 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.R. Winders R.J. Carr F. Vanderent A. Frizzell OAM OBE W.J. Fitzgerald J.J. Stewart

53-54 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.R. Winders R.J. Carr F. Vanderent A. Frizzell OAM OBE J.H. Spencer K.T. FRANCIS

54-55 J. Francis H.F. McGrath L.E. Wort M.R. Williams F. Vanderent A. Frizzell OAM OBE R. Blackman K.C. Madden

55-56 J. Francis H.F. McGrath L.E. Wort N. Cooney M. Tooth A. Frizzell OAM OBE G.N. Hobbs K.C. Madden

56-57 J. Francis, J.Deane H.F. McGrath J.J. Stewart G.T. Smith G.T. Smith A. Frizzell OAM OBE E.J. Smith AM K.C. Madden

57-58 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.J. Stewart B.T. Jukes N. Dowling A. Frizzell OAM OBE E.J. Smith AM J.H. Spencer

58-59 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.J. Stewart J. Spencer N. Dowling A. Frizzell OAM OBE E.J. Smith AM J.H. Spencer

59-60 J. Francis H.F. McGrath J.J. Stewart J. Spencer J. Gibson A. Frizzell OAM OBE E.J. Smith AM G. Bennett

60-61 J. Francis H.F. McGrath, J.J. Stewart

J.J. Stewart, J.R. Winders

J. Spencer M. Weldon E.J. Smith AM M. Klingner OAM J.H. Spencer

61-62 J. Francis J.J. Stewart J.H. Spencer J. Williams J.R. Winders E.J. Smith AM M. Klingner OAM B. Peel

62-63 J. Francis J.J. Stewart J.H.Spencer, B Peel J. Williams G. Stein E.J. Smith AM M. Klingner OAM J. Spencer

63-64 J. Francis J.J. Stewart J.J. Stewart K. O'Connell G. Stein E.J. Smith AM M. Klingner OAM B. Peel

64-65 J. Gordon J.H.Spencer, G. Kelly J.J. Stewart K. O'Connell R. Bathe E.J. Smith AM M. Klingner OAM G. Bennett

65-66 J. Gordon M. McNeilly MBE J.J. Stewart G.W. Kelly M. Duncan E.J. Smith AM M. Klingner OAM B. Peel

66-67 J. Gordon M. McNeilly MBE J.J. Stewart T. Convery G. Stein, H Potter M. Klingner OAM R. Gear AM N. Hamilton

67-68 J. Gordon M. McNeilly MBE J.J. Stewart J.F. Carey H. Potter M. Klingner OAM R. Gear AM T. Short

68-69 J. Gordon M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE J.F. Carey H. Potter R. Gear AM F. Grell M. Webb OAM

69-70 J. Gordon, H.Nix, A. Frizzell OAM OBE

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter H. Harsley R. Gear AM F. Grell M. Webb OAM

70-71 H. NIX, J. Winders M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter H. Harsley R. Gear AM H. Harsley M. Webb OAM

71-72 H. NIX, J. Winders M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter G. Clarke R. Gear AM H. Harsley M. Webb OAM

72-73 H. NIX, J. Winders M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter G. Clarke H. Harsley F. Grell M. Webb OAM

73-74 A. Frizzell OAM OBE,

H. Nix, J. Winders M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter G. Clarke H. Harsley D. Burchill OAM L. Sellwood

74-75 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H.Nix, R. Neumann

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter G. Clarke H. Harsley D. Burchill OAM L. Sellwood

75-76 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter E. Elliott H. Harsley D. Burchill OAM B. Barron

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H.Nix, R. Neumann

76-77 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H.Nix, B.Small, R. Neumann

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter A. Nicholson OAM H. Harsley D. Barron G. Graham

77-78 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H.Nix, B.Small, R. Neumann

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter A. Nicholson OAM D. Burchill OAM F. Grell G. Graham

78-79 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H.Nix, B.Small, R. Neumann

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE H. Potter A. Nicholson OAM D. Burchill OAM B. Brymer K. Ryan

79-80 R. Neumann, K.Hunt, K. Weldon. B. Small

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE R. Linnett B. Thorne D. Burchill OAM B. Brymer K. Ryan

80-81 R. Neumann, K. Weldon. K. Hunt

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE R. Linnett B. Thorne B. Brymer G. Graham P. Beauchamp AFSM

81-82 R. Neumann, K. Weldon. K. Hunt

M. McNeilly MBE A. Frizzell OAM OBE R. Linnett D. Hendricks B. Brymer G. Graham P. Beauchamp AFSM

82-83 R. Neumann, K. Weldon. K. Hunt

M. McNeilly MBE D. Burchill OAM R. Linnett D. Hendricks B. Brymer P. Beauchamp AFSM D. Burchill OAM

83-84 R. Neumann, K. Weldon, D.ODonnel

M. McNeilly MBE D. Burchill OAM R. Linnett D. Hendricks B. Brymer P. Beauchamp AFSM I. Reed

84-85 A. Frizzell OAM OBE,

H. Nix M. McNeilly MBE R. Linnett D. Holmes D. Hendricks B. Brymer R. Maskell I. Reed

85-86 A. Frizzell OAM OBE,

H. Nix, F.Grell M. McNeilly MBE D. Burchill OAM L. Brymer R. Linnett B. Brymer R. Maskell M. Schofield

86-87 A. Frizzell OAM OBE,

H. Nix B. Thorne F. Grell L. Brymer R. Linnett B. Brymer R. Fien J. Collins

87-88 A. Frizzell OAM OBE,

H. Nix B. Thorne D. Burchill OAM R. Linnett L. Brymer B. Brymer J. Guest D. Binnie

88-89 A. Frizzell OAM OBE,

H. Nix B. Thorne D. Burchill OAM R. Linnett L. Brymer B. Brymer E.Ross Smith OAM D. Binnie

ADMINISTRATOR

89-90 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H. Nix, M.McNeilly MBE

D. Holmes A. Brookes B. Brymer R. Linnett S. Porter J. McColl D. Binnie

90-91 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H. Nix, M.McNeilly MBE

D. Holmes D. Binnie B. Brymer R. Linnett P. Beauchamp AFSM J. McColl T. McKeaten

91-92 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H. Nix, M.McNeilly MBE

D. Holmes D. Binnie B. Brymer R. Linnett P. Beauchamp AFSM S. Byrnes OAM T. McKeaten

92-93 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H. Nix, M.McNeilly MBE

R. Linnett Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

B. Brymer D. Holmes S. Byrnes OAM R. Le Cornu

93-94 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H. Nix, M.McNeilly MBE

E.J. Smith AM Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

B. Brymer T. Bourke S. Byrnes OAM R. Le Cornu

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

DIRECTOR OF LIFE SAVING

DIRECTOR OF SURF SPORTS

DIRECTOR JUNIOR ACTIVITIES

94-95 A. Frizzell OAM OBE E.J. Smith AM Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

B. Brymer I. Palmer D. Carmody R. Le Cornu

95-96 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, H. Nix, M.McNeilly MBE

E.J. Smith AM Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

B. Brymer I. Palmer D. Carmody R. Le Cornu

96-97 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, M.McNeilly MBE

R. Rose Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

B. Brymer C. Cornish D. Carmody C. Wright

97-98 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, M.McNeilly MBE

R. Rose Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

B. Brymer C. Cornish D. Carmody B. Walsh

98-99 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, M.McNeilly MBE, E.J. Smith AM

E.J. Smith AM Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

D. Dwan C. Cornish D. Carmody B. Walsh

99-00 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, M.McNeilly MBE, E.J. Smith AM

E.J. Smith AM Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

K.McKay I. Palmer D. Carmody B. Walsh

00-01 A. Frizzell OAM OBE, M.McNeilly MBE, E.J. Smith AM

R. Rose Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

S. Malone I. Palmer A. Profke B. Walsh

01-02 M. McNeilly MBE, E.J. Smith AM, A.Nicholson OAM

E.J. Smith AM Presidents of Affiliated Clubs

K. Barnes D. Dwan R. Wonson B. Walsh

02-03 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

E.J. Smith AM F. Grell K. Barnes D. Dwan R. Wonson B. Walsh

03-04 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes F. Grell K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody P. Hall

04-05 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes F. Grell K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody D. Dwan

05-06 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes F. Grell K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody D. Dwan

06-07 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes F. Grell K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody D. Dwan

07-08 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes F. Grell K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody D.Dwan#/ N.Ward/P.Della Ca

08-09 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes J.Keogh APM K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody N.Ward

09-10 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes J.Keogh APM K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody N.Ward Andrew Walker

10-11 M. McNeilly MBE, A.Nicholson OAM

M. Barnes T.Wischnevsky K. Barnes J. Moloney D. Carmody N.Ward Andrew Walker

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SLSQ POINT DANGER BRANCH INC

Financial Statements for the Year ended 30th

Contents

April 2011

Management Committee Declaration

Independent Auditor Report

Detailed Statement of Financial Performance

Detailed Statement of Financial Position

Notes to the Financial Statements

Depreciation Schedule

Management Committee Declaration

The management committee of the branch declares that the branch is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements.

The management committee of the branch declares that:

1 The financial statements and notes present fairly the branch's financial position as at 30

April 2011 and its performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements;

2. In the commitee's opinion there are reasonable grounds to believe that the branch will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

This declaration is made in accordance with a resolution of the Management committee of the branch.

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________________________________________________________________ DATE : 07TH JUNE 2011

SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS 2010/2011

SLSQ Point Danger Branch would like to thank our sponsors and supporters that assisted us in season 2010/2011.