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Kiama Downs SLSC has turned a string of strong showings on the water into enough points to reclaim first place from Caves Beach after Round 2 of the 2022 Sharkskin NSW IRB Premiership at Bulli.
An action-packed weekend of racing is expected when the state’s best Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) racers descend on Bulli for Round 2 of the 2022 Sharkskin NSW IRB Premiership.
Caves Beach SLSC flexed its muscles in a dominant display of Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) racing to take out Round 1 of the 2022 Sharkskin NSW IRB Premiership in Terrigal at the weekend, but defending champions Kiama Downs is nipping at their heels.
Tricky conditions are anticipated at Terrigal on the NSW Central Coast this weekend for the first round of the 2022 Sharkskin NSW IRB Premiership – with 16 teams from across the state set to take part.
After three state titles in consecutive years across three different age groups, the most recent coming on the final full day of competition of the weather-affected 2022 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships in February, the Female Board Relay team of Isabella Arghyros, Charli Mills and Jarrah Onley from Cudgen Headland have their eyes set on Aussies success when they make the jump up into U13s next year.
Queenscliff SLSC’s Michael Gedz and Bondi SBLSC’s Dori Miller have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to surf sports, inducted into the SLSA Hall of Fame as Masters Legends.
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.
