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Local Hunter athletes have capped off the 2018 NSW Open Surf Life Saving Championships with an extremely successful weekend at Blacksmiths Beach.
Surf Lifesavers from across Northern NSW have closed the books on a successful campaign at the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships as they more than matched it with their rivals at Blacksmiths Beach.
Boasting a final pointscore more than double that of the nearest club, Newport Surf Life Saving Club has taken out the 2018 NSW Open Surf Life Saving Championships at Blacksmiths Beach.
Day Two of the 2018 NSW Open Surf Life Saving Championships saw a mixed bag of results with a big shore dump dictating which events could be run and changes to the timetable were required to suit the challenging conditions.
On the first day of three days of Open competition at the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships, it was the hometown advantage that saw host club Swansea Belmont make the most of the challenging surf conditions to grab some great results.
Australia’s most iconic beach location boasts two surf life saving clubs and both have taken their place on the podium at the 2018 NSW Masters Surf Life Saving Championships at Blacksmiths Beach.
To the casual observer Blacksmiths Beach resembled something of triage unit last Saturday, though fortunately it wasn’t real, rather the First Aid portion of the Lifesaving component of the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships proudly supported by Your local club.
Over 2000 of the state’s finest surf sport athletes will converge on Blacksmiths Beach from Friday as the final competition of the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships kicks off.
Mother Nature threw up a challenge with a surging swell and swirly wind, but the veteran competitors relished the conditions during what was a sizzling first day of action at the 2018 NSW Masters Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club.
