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The future of Surf Sports in NSW is bright after the state’s most talented junior athletes brought home a bevy of medals – many gold – by the time the Youth titles at the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships had been run and won on Sunday afternoon.
Team NSW has been able to retain the Interstate Cup for the eighth straight year.
The medals were still being handed out at the NSW Championships First Aid competition inside the Queenscliff SLSC when an emergency unfolded on the beach in front – a surfer pulled from the water not breathing.
Surf Life Saving NSW has made the difficult decision to cancel the remainder of the 2022 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club.
Titles were retained and new Champions crowned as a spread of good results for local and regional clubs alike capped an excellent second day of the NSW Age Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club at Manly.
Not even the rain could dampen the spirits of the state’s most dedicated, talented juniors as the first day of the NSW Age Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club, kicked off on Sydney’s Northern beaches.
The 2022 NSW Age and Youth Surf Life Saving Championships proudly supported by Your local club will kick off on the Northern beaches from Thursday 24 February, with thousands of the state’s best young lifesavers preparing to battle it out in the surf and on the sand over the coming four days.
There’s something about being an official – a crucial cog in successfully running any event – that makes Carlo Villanti tick.
Fresh from a white-hot performance on the sand and in the surf at the Oakberry Acai NSW Country Championships, Cudgen Headland athlete Isabella Tate is looking forward to mixing it with the best of the best when she makes the big trip south to Queenscliff this year.
