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Day Two of the 2022 Oakberry Acai NSW Country Surf Life Saving Championships saw a whole new cohort of champions crowned, many of them in the younger divisions but punching well above their weight.
The excitement was palpable on the opening day of the 2022 Oakberry Acai NSW Country Surf Life Saving Championships at Cape Hawke SLSC, Forster on Friday.
Surf Life Saving clubs from regional NSW are finalising their training with the 2022 Oakberry Acai NSW Country Championships just around the corner, set to run from January 28-30 at the idyllic Cape Hawke SLSC on the state’s Lower North Coast.
With a stacked field and quality competition at every turn, the NSW teams in the national Super Surf Teams League, set down for North Bondi SLSC from 14-16 January, are hungry for victory in 2022.
Newport SLSC ironperson competitors Jackson Borg and Lizzie Welborn showed they have lost none of their form in lockdown after taking out the 2021 Bate Bay Gold endurance event at Wanda.
Some of Australia’s best Ironperson competitors will descend on the Cronulla beach strip this Saturday, with Wanda SLSC set to host the Bate Bay Gold endurance event for the second year.
SLSA has advised that, following social media and also direct enquiries they are receiving, there are strong rumours circulating about SLSA having already made a decision to take the Aussies to QLD in 2022. This has, in some instances, prompted some clubs to commence booking accommodation at rumoured alternate site locations.
More than two decades after it last hosted the Country Surf Life Saving Championships, the premier event for regional-based surf life saving clubs will be held at Cape Hawke SLSC at Forster in a deal set to span across the 2022 and 2023 events.
Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to announce the honorary teams selected for the 2020/21 Representative season. Due to COVID-19 restrictions the 2020/21 representative events were unable to proceed, however athletes have been selected on a merit basis.
