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They’re almost 4000km away on the other side of the continent, but the tyranny of travel only inspired the next generation of NSW Surf Sport stars, with some terrific performances highlighting the opening weekend of the Australian Championships.

Surf boat action returns to Sydney’s Northern Beaches tomorrow with the 2018 Best of the Best Interbranch Championships.

With more than 2000 Nippers competing at the recent NSW Surf Life Saving Championships at Swansea Belmont SLSC, there was no shortage of stories of great sportsmanship or displays of camaraderie. But perhaps none was more uplifting than seeing young Aden Clarke from North Cronulla SLSC, surrounded and supported by his mates, competing at his first State Champs.

The tyranny of distance didn’t prove a problem for the most talented surf athletes from across the South Coast as they enjoyed a successful outing against the best the state has to offer at the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Open Championships last weekend.

Lifesavers from across the Illawarra are basking in the glow of a successful State Championship campaign returning from Blacksmiths Beach with 11 medals in their luggage.

Surf Lifesavers from across Sydney have signed off on an extremely successful NSW Championship at Blacksmiths Beach last weekend returning from Lake Macquarie with an incredible haul of 168 medals.

As competitors from Newport SLSC gathered to celebrate their fifth consecutive open title at the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships last weekend, it was the performance of some of the smaller clubs that reinforced the depth of surf sports across Sydney’s Northern Beaches.

A strong Central Coast contingent returned from the NSW Surf Life Saving Championships at Blacksmiths Beach happy with their weekend’s work, but undoubtedly keen to improve when they travel to Western Australia for a crack at the Australian Titles next month.