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With just 7 weeks to go until lifesavings’ night of nights, Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to confirm the finalists for the 2018 Awards of Excellence.
As he moved up the ranks in the surf sport scene he was a constant medal threat on the sand across Australia, so it is no surprise that beach star Dean Scarff is making a seamless transition to Masters competition.
Kiama Downs put the disappointment of losing their Inflatable Rescue Boat Premiership Series title behind them in spectacular fashion on the weekend, racing to their third successive State Championship crown at South West Rocks.
Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to confirm the NSW team who will contest the 2018 Interstate IRB Championship at Thirroul Beach on Friday 13 July.
Surf Life Saving NSW’s volunteers put their lives on the line to patrol our beaches, saving the lives of locals, visitors and tourists. In addition to their hours spent patrolling our beaches, volunteer trainers and assessors spend an estimated 50,000 hours each year training new and current volunteers to ensure their clubs’ sustainability into the future.
Medals, glory, and bragging rights will be on the line this weekend as hundreds of Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) competitors count down the remaining days until the 2018 NSW Sharkskin IRB Championship gets underway at South West Rocks.
The Tweed’s beaches are one of the great natural assets for the region, but recent tragedies that have resulted in at least three coastal drownings have cast a shadow over this beautiful coastline in recent years.
Strong performances from a young trio of highly talented NSW athletes helped the Australian Lifesaving Team to its 11th consecutive Sanyo Bussan Cup in Japan over the weekend.
The determined effort of a group of Far South Coast surf lifesavers to go to the aid of a capsized vessel at Moruya has been recognised with the National Rescue of the Month Award for March 2018.
