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The 2019 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships, better known as 'The Aussies' to its 6,500 competitors, begins this weekend with the cream of NSW youth athletes set to take centre stage first up.
While they were a long way from home, competitors from the south of the state made their mark at the 2019 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships last week at Swansea Belmont near Lake Macquarie.
Far North Coast clubs Byron Bay SLSC and Cudgen Headland SLSC have put the top competitive clubs in the state on notice. Their teams and young squads are good, and they’re hungry for success.
Umina was the best performing Central Coast club at the 2019 NSW Open Surf Life Saving Championships at Swansea Belmont SLSC, finishing in sixth spot, going one better than last year’s seventh place.
Surf clubs are about so much more than superstars and this sixth State Championship win by Newport SLSC is a great example.
While they didn’t knock the Newport juggernaut off its perch in the pointscore, Sydney surf athletes were all over finals day at the NSW Surf Life Saving Championships with Wanda and Elouera SLSCs claiming second and third on the podium.
While the local clubs competing at the 2019 NSW Open Surf Life Saving Championships had little chance of knocking Newport off its perch in the pointscore, there were some outstanding results for many Hunter competitors.
The 2019 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club, wrapped up on Sunday after a solid three days of competition in the Opens at Swansea Belmont SLSC.
After two days of competition, Newport SLSC the current title holder, are on track for their 6th Open win at the 2019 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships at Swansea Belmont SLSC this weekend.
