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As part of a new initiative to improve learning and development pathways for surf sport officials, Surf Life Saving NSW hosted 27 of NSW’s up-and-coming officials at the inaugural Senior Officials Workshop at SLSNSW headquarters in Belrose, Sydney.
The Australian Life Saving Team, including eight NSW athletes, has taken out the overall International Surf Rescue Challenge (ISRC) Trophy for the eighth consecutive year.
A group of 44 of Surf Life Saving’s most talented junior athletes have been selected to attend the 2019 Junior Development Academy (JDA) program.
It was a picturesque weekend at Coolum Beach on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast to kick off the 2019 Nutri-Grain Iron Series qualifying rounds. Over 100 of Australia’s top athletes lined up hoping to achieve their dream of competing in the elite series. Only six males and six females would qualify.
Jackson Borg from Newport Surf Life Saving Club had plenty to smile about as he took home the Surf Sports Athlete of the Year Award at the Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence in Sydney.
NSW Surf Life Saving clubs continued their outstanding records in the pool at the Australian Pool Rescue Championships on the weekend.
The state’s best surfing lifesavers took advantage of great conditions on the weekend for the 2019 Midford Board Riding Championships.
Final preparations are underway for Team NSW’s trip north to the Gold Coast to take on the rest of the country at the Australian Pool Rescue and Interstate Championships.
Decent three-to-four-foot swell and favourable winds are forecast for this weekend’s 2019 Midford NSW Board Riding Championships at North Narrabeen.
