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The Surf Life Saving NSW 2020 State Championships wrapped-up on Sunday at Swansea Belmont, Lake Macquarie, with northern NSW surf sports athletes from Cudgen Headland, Lennox Head, Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Sawtell and Woolgoolga performing strongly in all event disciplines.

Newport romped home to take out the double in the Open Ironperson and double Open Taplin Relays to seal the deal on an incredible seventh straight NSW Championships title.

After two days of competition, Newport SLSC, the current title holder, is on track to win their seventh Open Championship at the 2020 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships at Swansea Belmont SLSC.

Former World and Australian champions were on show as the Sand Dancers took to the beach track at the 2020 NSW Masters Surf Life Saving Championships at Swansea Belmont this week.

Surf lifesavers from across the state have demonstrated that age is no issue when it comes to tough competition and camaraderie – hallmarks of the NSW Masters Surf Life Saving Championships just concluded at Swansea Belmont SLSC.

On International Women’s Day on Sunday 8 March, some of Surf Life Saving’s pioneering women formed a ‘Colour Party’ and led the official March Past at the NSW Surf Life Saving Championships at Swansea Belmont SLSC.

Despite receiving a call from the President of Surf Life Saving Australia to say he had been bestowed one of the highest volunteer honours in the organisation, Life Membership, Col Laing was up early and on the beach today to compete in the 2020 NSW Masters Championships at Swansea Belmont SLSC.

In a day of perfect race conditions at Blacksmiths Beach, North Curl Curl took out the 2020 NSW Age Surf Life Saving Championships, by a comfortable margin of 70 points over second-placed Coogee.

Perfect conditions greeted more than 2700 junior competitors at Blacksmiths Beach on Day Two of the 2020 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club.

The 2020 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships are off to a flying start at Swansea Belmont as more than 2700 Nippers from across the state hit the water and the sand at Blacksmiths Beach.