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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.
Despite a solid challenge from south coast club Warilla-Barrack Point, reigning champions Cudgen Headland SLSC have emerged victorious at the 2022 Oakberry Acai NSW Country Surf Life Saving Championships at Cape Hawke, Forster.
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.
