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The future of NSW surf sports is bright with our best up-and-coming athletes and the state’s most established competitors taking out the Interstate Ocean Championships for the fifth straight year.
With just over a month until the 2024 Oakberry Acai NSW Country Surf Life Saving Championships kicks off at Warilla-Barrack Point SLSC, the host club and reigning champions say they’re ready and raring to go in the bid to defend their title.
Despite a spirited fight from Central Coast Branch, including consecutive All-Age Board Relay wins to close out the carnival, Sydney Branch has claimed its second straight Interbranch Championship title, this time at Fingal Bay Beach.
A supercharged surfboat series is set to hit the Surf Sports calendar in 2024 – the latest move by Surf Life Saving NSW to streamline representative pathways for athletes of all disciplines across the state.
Surf Life Saving NSW will have representation across five categories – the most of any single organisation – when the 2023 NSW Sports Awards is hosted in Sydney in November.
Surf Life Saving NSW has announced the establishment of five regional Surf Sport Academies which will seek to underpin future athlete and coach development in NSW in a first-of-its-kind program within the movement.
Involvement in Surf Sports at any level – be it a competitor, coach or official – requires sincere and often unrivalled commitment to stand out in the field.
Nearly 40 of the state’s best and up-and-coming Inflatable Rescue Boat racers are ready to compete for glory this weekend when the Sharkskin Australian and Interstate IRB Championships kick off at Kingscliff from 20-23 July.
A hoodoo of nearly a decade was broken on the Central Coast on Sunday as Caves Beach SLSC emerged victorious from the 2023 Sharkskin NSW Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) Championships.
