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The achievements of lifesavers from across the state were honoured at Surf Life Saving NSW’s Awards of Excellence on Saturday night.
The achievements of Surf Life Saving NSW’s finest were celebrated at the annual Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence on Saturday 29 August. Over 180 finalists, along with their friends, family and the wider Surf Life Saving community, took part in the virtual awards ceremony.
Congratulations to all the clubs and participants involved including; Tallebudgera (QLD), Coffs Harbour, Sawtell, Wauchope Bonny Hills, Port Macquarie, Avalon Beach, Avalon Beach CrossFit, Newport, Mona Vale, Collaroy, South Curl Curl, Maroubra, Elouera, North Cronulla, Gerringong, Tathra, Moana as well as members from the Victoria and Rowing Australia’s teams including Geelong Girls Grammar School (VIC) and the Men’s National Rowing Training Centre (ACT)
Four volunteer surf lifesavers were among the 28 emergency service personnel announced as finalists in the Rotary Emergency Services Community Awards 2020 by the Minister for Police and Emergency Services David Elliott this week.
It has been a big year for the Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club. Designs for new clubhouse have been approved, planning is underway for the club’s 100-year anniversary celebrations and members recently elected their first-ever female Club President.
Surf Lifesavers and lifeguards have closed beaches in the Port Macquarie area after a woman in her mid thirties was attacked by a shark at 9.30am this morning.
Surf sport coaches play a crucial role in developing, inspiring and leading athletes to achieve their goals within Surf Life Saving. Each fortnight we'll be profiling some of the incredible coaches from around NSW and finding out their tips and tricks and what they enjoy most about being a surf sports coach.
The BLACKROLL and Surf Life Saving NSW Activation and Recovery Series is here to teach surf lifesavers the benefits of rolling and trigger work using rollers, balls and bands. This seven-part series will provide exercises for each of our Surf Life Saving areas including; IRBs, Surf Boats, Pool Rescue, Beachies, Rescue Ready Lifesavers, Nippers and Water Athletes.
At approximately 12:40pm today, a 44-year-old male surfer was pulled from the water and given CPR by off-duty surf lifesavers after getting into trouble in large swell at Collaroy Beach, Sydney.
