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Sponsors and Supporter Trigg Island SLSC (Inc) wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the following sponsors and supporters.

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Karrinyup

Bronze Sponsors

Avenell Family

Other Sponsors & Supporters

Liza Harvey George Strickland North Beach Lions Club

Outsmart Kozii Vaikobi

Ripcurl Block Athletics Island Market/Canteen

Swimmers World Dabinett Corporate

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Table of Contents Sponsors and Supporter ................................................................................................................. 2

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................... 3

Trigg Island SlSC Inc Office Bearers 2018/19 Season .................................................................... 4

Minutes 2018 Annual General Meeting ........................................................................................ 7

Attendance at Board Meetings .................................................................................................... 10

Directorate Reports ...................................................................................................................... 11

President ................................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Club Captain ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Director of Finance & Administration .................................................................................................................................... 14

Director of Lifesaving & Education ......................................................................................................................................... 18

Youth ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Director of Surf Sports ............................................................................................................................................................ 23

Director of Marketing & Promotions ..................................................................................................................................... 26

Director of Junior Activities .................................................................................................................................................... 28

List of Members ............................................................................................................................ 30

Patrol Captains & Vice-Captains .................................................................................................. 44

Member Patrol Hours ................................................................................................................... 45

Club Award Winners ..................................................................................................................... 50

Australian Pool Rescue Championships....................................................................................... 51

Australian Championships ............................................................................................................ 52

Australian Masters’ Championships ............................................................................................ 53

Club Championships ..................................................................................................................... 54

WA State Open Championships ................................................................................................... 55

WA State Endurance Championships .......................................................................................... 59

WA State Masters’ Championships ............................................................................................. 61

WA Nipper State Championships ................................................................................................. 63

SLSA Awards .................................................................................................................................. 65

2019 Annual Dinner ...................................................................................................................... 68

Financial Report ............................................................................................................................ 70

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Trigg Island SLSC Inc Office Bearers 2018/19 Season Patron His Worship – The Mayor of Stirling

Mark Irwin

Vice Patrons

Michael Keenan M.H.R.

Liza Harvey M.L.A.

Cr Karen Caddy

Trustees Allan Porteus

Frank Parlevliet

Honorary Medical Officer Marianne O’Shea

Honorary Legal Officer

Club Book Keeper Barnett’s Book Keeping

Honorary External Auditor Michael Cooper Optima Audit

Annual Report Editor

Life Membership Committee Frank Parlevliet

Allan Porteus

Andrew Goss

David Somers

Hall Committee Frank Parlevliet

Allan Porteus

Disciplinary Committee Vice President (Ex-Officio)

Constitution Committee Andrew Goss

Brian Carthew

David Somers

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PRESIDENT Daniel Humble

VICE PRESIDENT Carl Stoffers

CLUB CAPTAIN Peter Savage

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Hayden Marchetto

Club Administrator Bronwyn Meldrum

Registrar Not filled

Assets Officers Not filled

House Manager Ashley Palmer

Bar Manager Anthony O'Shea

Licensee Allan Porteus

DIRECTOR OF LIFESAVING & EDUCATION Carl Stoffers

Lifesaving Manager Not filled

Patrol Officer Not filled

First Aid Officer David Reid

IRB Officer Steve Glossop

Communication Officer Not filled

Lifesaving Assets Officer Not filled

Education Manager Carolyn Ryan

Bronze Coordinator Katharine Stewart-Robinson

SRC Coordinator Bryan Gibbs

Proficiency Coordinator Gabrielle Jolliffe

Patrol Education Nick Journet

Specialist Awards Coordinator Nicole Jahn

Assessors’ Coordinator Adrienne Holt

Youth Manager

Under 14 Officer

Jenny Taylor

Jenny Taylor

Under 15 Officer Jenny Taylor

Under 17 Officer Not filled

Under 19 Officer Not filled

DIRECTOR OF SURF SPORTS Ceris Graham

Board Captain Rob Innocent

Boat Captain Rodney Bennett

Ski Captain Patrick Harris

Swim Captain Not filled

Beach Captain Not Filled

Masters’ Captain Reg Beaton

R&R Captain Not Filled

IRB Captain Steve Glossop

Lifesaving Events Captain Lauren Jolliffe

Pool Rescue Captain Bronwyn Meldrum

Competition Officer (Intra-Club) Not Filled

Competition Officer (Inter-Club) Not filled

March Past Captain Norman Gibbs

Coaching Coordinator Carolyn Ryan

Officials’ Coordinator Not filled

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DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Jacqueline Eley

Merchandise Officer (Shop Co-ordinator) Marie Waldeck

Sponsorship Coordinator Not Filled

Fundraising Coordinator Not Filled

Publicity Officer Not Filled

Newsletter Editor Lynne Whittle

Webmaster Paul Ballardin

DIRECTOR OF JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Kevin Duguid

Under 6 Officers Renae Liddell & Jacob Smith

Under 7 Officers Risma Price & Shayne Pye

Under 8 Officers Donna Zaffino & Tim Carr

Under 9 Officers Adam Yeo and Kirk Phillips

Under 10 Officers Robert Walker & Alex Cheeseman

Under 11 Officers Hayden Marchetto & Sarah Cliff

Under 12 Officer Nick Straight & Sam McManis

Under 13 Officers Paul Ballardin & Kristine Gillmore

Junior Equipment Manager Peter Taylor

Junior Lifesaving & Education Manager Bryan Gibbs

Junior Coaching & Competition Manager Lara Taylor

Junior Water Safety Coordinator Kevin Edwards

Junior Function Coordinators Nicky Parsons

Junior Administration Officer Adam Yeo

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Minutes of the 2018 Annual General Meeting MINUTES Trigg Island

Surf Life Saving Club Inc.

Annual General Meeting

Held: 15th June 2018

ITEM 1 Attendance

1.1 Present: 47 Members as per the Registration Book

1.2 Apologies: John Rhatigan, David Somers, Ceris Graham, Cas Ryan, Gabby Jolliffe, Mike Jolliffe,

Lauren Jolliffe, Vickie Wray-Watts, Brian Campbell, Doug Carter, Les Lindsay, Bruce

Hutchinson, Brad Carr, Michael Cooper (Auditor)

1.3 Guests: Liza Harvey

ITEM 2 Opening and Confirmation of Previous Minutes

2.1 Meeting opened at 6.36pm. President Shane Bowbridge in the chair opened the meeting

and welcome Life Members present: Allan Porteus, Frank

Parlevliet, Justin Meldrum, Gloria McBride, Norm Waldeck,

Mike Cook, Andrew Goss, Warren Vanalopulos and Brian

Carthew.

Shane then asked our guest Liza Harvey to address the

meeting as she had to attend another function. Liza thanked

Shane and commenced by saying that she was honoured to

be remaining in the position of Vice Patron. It has been a

busy year on the beach and it has been hard to maintain

membership in this economic climate. It was a terrific turn

out for Aussies. Liza thanked the club for everything done on

the beach throughout the season. The opposition will be

pushing the barrel for smart measures with the shark’s

scenario.

She wished everyone a great break and looks forward to

seeing everyone back on the beach next season

2.2 Presentation of Service Pins Were awarded to John Rhatigan 25 years

Nanette Carthew 30 years

Bradley Headling 30 years

Rodney Bennett 40 years

Ken Foster 40 years

2.3 Minutes of the 2016/17 AGM were

confirmed as a correct record.

Moved B Carthew

Seconded N Bowie

Carried

2.4 Declaration of Conflict of Interest. Nil

ITEM 3 Receipt and Adoption of the 2017/18 Annual Report and Financial Statements

3.1 Adoption of the 2016/17 Annual Report

and Financial Statements.

Moved A Porteus

Seconded N Bowie

Carried

3.2 The President presented the Annual Report, asked the meeting if there were any questions to any

Directors. Shane commenced by saying that the club had had an outstanding year and for a club the size

that we are were punching well above our weight. Results like what we have had don’t happen by

accident. A membership increase of 14% and spent $45K on improving the facilities. Things happen by

many members doing their bit.

3.3 Financial Report – Norm spoke to the Financial report and firstly thanked Bron for her support of the

season and for all the work she does. He wished to thank all Directors for working well to budget. There

was still a strong fiscal control maintained through the year – everything was met.

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Juniors received 20 new boards, Lifesaving updated a lot of their equipment, members facilities were

upgraded, there was still $ for $ craft purchased and the introduction of the Athletes Development Fund.

The Board also approved an upgrade to our IT Platform which is currently taking shape.

All though there is a $40,800 showing in the books this is only a paper loss and due to depreciation.

Norm gave a brief rundown of income and expenses in areas.

The club now owns the patrol vehicle and have put aside a $15k sinking fund to replace the vehicle the

when the time comes.

The club needs to find sustainable ways to provide income like raffles and street appeal as sponsorship

income is now becoming to achieve.

Neil Bowie wanted to congratulate Norm and the board because the club was in a fantastic financial

position

ITEM 4 Auditor’s Report

4.1 The auditor’s report, was included in the Annual Report, was noted by the Members.

As the Auditor was unable to attend the meeting, he asked Norm to inform the meeting that the Audit was

clean and quick, and he was very happy with the processes that the club has in place.

ITEM 5 Election of Office Bearers

Before we got to the elections Shane thanked the Board, Bron and Officer Bearers for all their hard work. Also, to Barb

and Matt for supporting him for the past 3 years in the role. He also thanked Norm, 3 years previously he had talked

Norm into standing for the board and his commitment to the position goes beyond what is required. In 10 years, he

has had various positions on the board.

5.1 All positions were declared vacant.

Shane then read the list of nominations received by the close of nominations

All valid nominations for office bearers

having no more than one candidate, all

were elected unopposed.

Moved J Taylor

Seconded J Meldrum

Carried

5.3 President, Dan Humble then took the chair for the remainder of the meeting. He thanked the Board and

Shane in particular. He hoped that he can continue to lead from the front. The club had a great

membership to succeed and demonstrate that Trigg Island lead the way.

ITEM 6 Appointment of Patron and Vice-Patrons

6.1 Patron Mayor M Irwin accepted the position.

6.2 Vice-Patrons Mrs Harvey MLA, Cr. Caddy and Mr M. Keenan MHR all

accepted the position as Vice-Patrons.

ITEM 7 Appointment of Three Trustees

7.1 The three Trustees Mr A. Porteus and Mr F. Parlevliet had all agreed to continue in the role.

ITEM 8 Appointment of Medical Officer and Legal Officer.

8.1 Hon. Medical Officer Marianne O’Shea

8.2 Hon. Legal Officer To be confirmed.

ITEM 9 Election of Life Members

9.1 There were no nominations this year

ITEM 10 General Business

10.1 Rod Bennett Office Bearers report still not in Annual Report and this is club

history. Dan advised that it was the Directors reports that are

required, officers can submit a report and it will be kept on

file. Rod also made mention that there was no mention of

the rescue that took place in 2017. He was informed that is

was acknowledged. Jackie also informed Rod that as the

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Director of Marketing she sent all sponsors an Activity Report

and it has been acknowledged in there as well.

He also would like older members that don’t have access to

computers to be kept informed. That will be looked by the

board

10.2 Frank Parlevliet Asked if the reports can be attached to the official report that

is kept in the archives. To be looked at by the board

10.3 Reg Beaton Wished to convey his congratulations to the City of Stirling on

the redevelopment of Scarborough, a fantastic venue

10.4 Ashley Palmer The social committee needs to have some younger members

on it.

10.5 Allan Porteus The boards on the mezzanine floor and near the old tower

seem to be multiplying, there are 28 boards up there and that

doesn’t include the nipper boards. Something seriously

needs to be done about it

There being no further business the meeting closed at 7.16pm

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Attendance at Board Meetings

After the 2018/19 AGM and prior to printing the Annual Report the Board held eleven meetings with a valid

quorum. Of the Board meetings with a quorum, attendance was as follows.

Position Name Eligible Attended Apologies

President D Humble 11 11 0

Dir. Finance & Admin H Marchetto 10 10 0

Club Captain P Savage 11 9 2

Dir. Lifesaving & Education C Stoffers 11 8 3

Dir. Surf Sports C Graham 11 10 1

Dir. Marketing J. Eley 2 2 0

Director Juniors K Duguid 11 11 0

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Directorate Reports

President Success, is it simply a favourable or desired outcome, how well we do what we do or making a difference? Whatever your opinion may be, Trigg Island’s 65th year of service to the community of Western Australia has been a huge success. After yet another year of consecutive membership growth, the club’s membership has never looked better. Financially, the club has continued to follow a pathway of conservative spending whilst ensuring members have both the facilities and equipment they deserve. The clubs long term future has been secured with both the City of Stirling and Board agreeing to a new 16-year Sub-Lease. With the deadline approaching fast, the club ratified its new Constitution ensuring the views of the membership and requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act 2015 were met. Trigg Island’s sponsors and supporters continued commitment allows our members to provide a first-class lifesaving service for those who visit Trigg beach. Behind the scenes, the club’s management ensured members experience the best Trigg Island has to offer. The Festival of Food, a consistent food offering for all has been a huge success. In excess of 1200 meals have been served therefore creating a huge revival in the club’s social scene. The Trigg Island Sundowner was the envy of clubs up and down the coast. The new surf sport initiative gave athletes from all over WA the opportunity to compete in a new and exciting format. I’m sure we will see a bigger and brighter version next summer. Trigg Island’s volunteer lifesavers rescued 39 people whilst sharing 7,620 hours of their time with the community to ensure Trigg Beach remained safe during the warmer months. Our lifesavers provide an exceptional service, we thank you all for your efforts and commitment to the red and yellow. A first for both WA and Trigg Island has seen the introduction of Drone’s on patrol. The Drone program, supported by SLSWA and Westpac, has enhanced lifesaving patrols nationwide, giving clubs the most up to date means to assist patrolling the coastal environment. Whilst conducting weekend patrols at Trigg Beach, our Drone Patrol sighted a swimmer in difficulty. One radio message later, assistance was provided and the swimmer returned to shore. Traditional methods of lifesaving are enhanced greatly by the use of technology such as drones. In this instance our Drone patrol made a real difference, their dedication is great to see and ensures Trigg Island are leading the way here in WA. The future of the club, our junior members and families again contributed in all aspects of club life at Trigg. It takes a team of dedicated volunteers, our AGM’s, coaches and the Junior Committee to facilitate the development of our junior member’s evolution. Skills learnt in the early stages of the lifesaving journey last a life time. In addition, the physical benefits and promotion of a healthy lifestyle will be with these members throughout their life. The clubs surf sports program was again exceptional during the summer of 2019. After countless hours preparing, our members won the Junior, Senior and Masters State Championships as well as the State Pool Rescue and Endurance State Championships. The club’s consistency and success across so many disciplines are thanks to the entire Surf Sports team. Our coaches and athletes are world class and I’m sure the talk of the town after another successful campaign at Aussies 2019. After adding further gold to his already remarkable list of achievements, Life member, Michael Cook was inducted to the SLSA Masters Hall of Fame. Mike’s surf lifesaving story surpasses all in WA. Congratulations Mike, you have set the standard for every West Australian lifesaver. With so much talent and drive I’m sure the club’s athletes will continue to set goals and achieve their dreams. With the club’s surfboats punching in to the surf, scoring points at states, and our beach athletes scorching the sand lookout WA, Trigg Island is coming for more. To some, the day to day operation of the club may look seamless. In most cases this is true, thanks to the army of senior and life members. Their passion and willingness to support the club is greatly appreciated, I am sure

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Trigg Island’s success over countless years stems from the thousands of hours they have all given over many decades. In addition, Club Administrator, Bronwyn Meldrum has again given more than most. Her knowledge, and professionalism ensures all aspects of the club are managed to the highest level. The assistance she provides the Board and all club officers is truly remarkable, making an invaluable difference at Trigg Island. At the conclusion of every season we see a change within the management of the club. With Lifesaving being the club’s number one priority, we must thank Carl Stoffers for all his efforts during his time as the Director of Life Saving and Education. Carl has shaped every aspect of his portfolio for the benefit of the club and members, thank you Carl. To every member that gave up their time to assist or took on a role as a club officer, the Board of Directors thank you. Your efforts make a difference to the membership and wider community. The financial sustainability of the club benefits every time we stand up to look after our club, our friends and our lifesavers. No matter how great the success of previous years, there is always room for growth and advancement. I’m sure the impending summer will be extremely rewarding and full of successful moments both on the sand and in the surf. Daniel Humble

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Club Captain I would firstly like to thank our entire volunteer base across all areas of the club. We would not be the club we

are today without the continued support and positive passion of our members who provide countless hrs

protecting the local community on the beach, providing education, sporting pathways and a great social

atmosphere.

Our lifesaving and education team have worked to improve the delivery of training and skills with the

implementation of interactive manikins and the latest in defibrillator application which has helped our

members with vital resuscitation timing and feedback. Trigg SLSC is embracing technology in this area and with

the knowledge of our trainers and assessors we will continue to be at the fore front of advancements in first

responder techniques.

Surf sports continues to grow bigger and stronger and with that comes challenges, all of which are dealt with

by our fantastic group of managers, coaches and mentors. We have again had great success this season in

giving our athletes a structure in which they can thrive and compete to the best of their ability. This is a credit

to all those involved from nippers to masters and was capped off by our club winning all three state title

championships “The triple crown”. A great achievement.

The youth area of the club has again grown under the guidance of Jenny and Peter Taylor who have been

instrumental in offering a program that caters for everyone. There are so many things you can do in Surf

lifesaving and this is where the youth program identifies and introduces the different pathways available to

our upcoming nippers, parents and new members.

As we continue to deliver our members and community an environment for growth and learning it is always

good to acknowledge the help of our volunteers which affords us the flexibility to plan and structure things for

the future. So, thanks again to all that have made this season a success.

Support and respect of each other is what defines us as a progressive club.

Peter Savage

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Director of Finance & Administration Finance

We have finalised the 2018/2019 season and it was a successful year of growth for the club financially with

increases in revenue and profitability allowing a greater level of expenditure due to the continued strong

financial governance. The Festival of Food, increasing membership as well donations from the Supporters Club

and sponsorships have contributed to the increase in revenue . Supporting a growing and existing

membership base cannot be achieved without an extremely strong balance sheet, one that has been curated

and managed for the previous seasons by the incumbent board giving the new board the opportunity to

facilitate ‘futureproofing’ ideas to sustain prospective growth.

We will continue to work with our financial services partner Westpac in the management of our funds to gain

maximum benefit for our members. This season the board approved the placement of some of our funds on a

fixed term deposit providing an income stream for the club moving forward. The strategy for investing the

club’s money is based on zero risk and at call, so we have taken this into account with the term and amount

invested. We have also been refining a payment gateway solution with Westpac and we will be close to

launching this to our membership during the 2020 season.

Revenues

TOTAL REVENUE - $611,467 vs $563,130 (FY18) increase 8.6%

Where does the money come from?

• Revenue from Merchandise increased 16.1% or $7,492,

• Bar sales increased 9.2% of $6,383

• Food Service via the Festival of Food increased 218% or $20,611. The Food Service, Venue Hire and Merchandise sales contributed $226,069 or 37% of total revenue. None of

our events, food sales or merchandise sales happen without the support teams of amazing volunteers

including Anthony O’Shea – bar manager, Ash Palmer – House manager, Marie Waldeck – Merch Manager and

Chrisso Savage – our kiosk king.

There are numerous volunteers who support this team and total commercial revenue growth of 17% or

$32,834 would not be possible without this wonderful team.

• Membership revenue also increased by 3.4% or $5,113. This is testament to the membership options

the Trigg Island SLSC offer. Non-commercial income dropped by (17.2%) or -$16,235. This was in part

to the cessation of the patrol vehicle subsidy provided by the COS and a reduction in Sponsorships.

• Surf Sports overall had an increase in revenue of 30% or $17,367, however this was due to Aussies

Accommodation and the Broome Carnival so there’s direct expenditure in line with the revenue

received. In Surf Sports general which includes hosting income, prize money, equipment sales and the

Avenell Donation we had and increase by 17.6% or $3,317. The inaugural Trigg Island Sundowner

Carnival was launched, showcasing a new afternoon format. The Surf Sports team lead the club with

this endeavour, and we have been able to secure this event for the ongoing future as we refine the

offer and widen the appeal.

• Lifesaving income had a massive increase with our club providing additional services and training in the

community. It’s a credit to our Lifesaving Dept and the team of leaders mentoring new teachers in our

club. This will be an opportunity for continued growth and a positive income stream as we outline

further strategies to capture this untouched market.

Our thanks also to SLSWA who provide a financial contribution to the club as a result of their fundraising

initiatives, carnival hosting and promotional support for Surf Sports initiatives. Also, the City of Stirling

continue to provide our annual funding grant for which the club is very grateful for.

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TOTAL EXPENDITURE – $430,107 vs 501,411 (FY18) down 14.2%

Where is the money spent?

• Venue R & M increased by $6,249 as we needed to replace the condensing unit in the bar cool room,

we also had in increase in Club Awards on the back of our best Australian Titles.

• Fundraising Expenditure doubled due to the uptake of Trigg Island SLSC numberplates although the

income for these covers the increase.

• We spent more on merchandise however whilst our stock ending position is higher than last year, we

did increase our turnover.

• We also updated the rowers in the gym and on sold the incumbent machines.

• We designed and built a new ski trailer which was subsidised by the Stronger Communities Programme

grant and the Lions Club of North Beach.

• Sponsorship Expenditure had an increase due to the purchase of new oars for the female boat crew.

This was directly funded by a donation from BN Investments.

• We grew our ski and board fleet in both juniors and seniors. This was in part to the club approval of $

for $ skis x 2 and boards x 4, however we did move on double skis and redundant boards which

contributed revenue to the club.

• Administration costs increased as we added functionality to our point of sale system for clear

inventory management in the bar and merch shop. Bronwyn Meldrum also took up the opportunity for

Office 365 training across the full suite of programs offered. Whilst rubbish removal increased, we saw

a massive decrease in cleaning, due to the consolidation of waste services of bin and oil collection.

• Costs in relation to the Aussies increased as the team travelled to the Gold Coast, however once again

this was income in and out. As a club we must congratulate Justin Meldrum and Pete Savage who gave

up a week of their time to provide IRB water safety. They were given 38hrs of time on the water and

managed the conditions without hesitation. Thankyou.

• Education costs increased due to further investments in Little Annie’s and the team of Educational

Specialists. Our continued investment in the Education department will open up new areas of

community service and provide a great income stream, as outlined above.

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Membership Club membership for the 2018/19 season saw an increase overall of 7% which is a positive for the club

compared to other clubs along the coast. Membership 2018/19 was at 1,236 compared with 1,150 for

2017/18. The greatest increase has been in relation to Junior, Youth and Associate/Parent members up 13%.

2018-19 2017-18 2016-17

Probationary 1 3 6

Junior 459 439 381

Cadet 65 59 70

Youth 92 74 83

Active 119 136 132

Award 4 6 7

Reserve Active 3 4 7

Long Service 99 101 95

Associate/Parent 367 301 215

Life 27 27 24

Total 1236 1150 1020

Administration Special thanks to Bronwyn Meldrum who runs the club like her own. The partnership we have formed, whilst

in this year of learning, will hold the club in good stead for years to come. Bronwyn will continue to have the

opportunities to learn and support the board with new operational skills whilst also supporting EVERY member

of our club. A unique lady with unique skills. Thankyou.

Thank you to the team Well done to the Board of Directors for their careful consideration of expenditure throughout the year to keep

within the tight budget that had been set. We have done really well to keep costs to a minimum whilst

consistent upgrades of equipment through Grants, Sponsorships and funding purchases out of general income

means the club is generally in good shape with regards to standard of equipment. This has helped minimise

repair costs and together with our members performing many repairs and maintenance tasks themselves has

kept costs down. Thanks to all the members and local businesses providing in kind donations of goods and

services throughout the year. These dollars saved are as good as the dollars made.

In closing I would like to thank my predecessor Norm Waldeck and my fellow Directors for their assistance and

support during the year. Thank you also to the Jane Scott and Tanya Andrews from Barnett’s Bookkeeping for

their continued expertise and guidance.

As all Directors have articulated during the year, we are open for business and all ideas are welcomed, so get

involved and we’ll see you on the beach.

When’s the last time you did something for the first time?

Hayden Marchetto

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Director of Lifesaving & Education

Lifesaving Another quiet season saw rescues on our beach fall to just 39. There is a strong case for attributing this decline

to the increased experience of the Patrol teams, as well as milder conditions at Trigg. SLSA’s Rip awareness

campaign, along with high profile incidents on the East coast may also have influenced many to play it safe,

and swim between the flags.

This season saw the introduction of the TISLSC Drone patrol. This addition to Triggs’ life saving arsenal was

made possible by the dedication of as small group of dedicated innovators who are helping to shape the

format of drone operations and procedures not only for TISLSC, but for Western Australia.

Trigg now has 5 qualified pilots, with plans to introduce another 5 next season. From Saturday 26 January 2019

to Sunday 31 March 2019, 17 drone rostered patrols were undertaken delivering 14.3 airborne surveillance

hours covering 123.5kms in distance. In addition, some 20.2 hours covering 207kms distance were logged in

training and assessment. In total over 100 volunteer person hours can be attributable to the drone program

this season. A terrific start.

The Drone provides excellent and high definition visual perspective of beach conditions. It clearly identifies

rips, banks, troughs, numbers of swimmers and craft in the water for the entire beach area, and occasional

marine life – salmon balls, stingrays, & seals. On one occasion the drone provided direct assistance to the

beach inspector in identifying a rip and struggling swimmer who was rescued on a board by the beach

inspector.

Our capabilities are also expanding into Jet Skis. This is a part of SLSWA’s effort to increase its Search and

Rescue resources. Starting with a SLSWA demonstration at the end of the Juniors season, training will

commence in earnest in the middle of Winter. The first Juniors day of the 2019/2020 season should see Jet Skis

providing Water Safety support on Sundays.

Year 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019

Beach Attendance 220,492 186,569 177,718 151,394

First Aid 526 173 149 99

Preventative Action 1,662 1,734 868 806

Rescues 148 116 54 39

Patrol Hours 6,715 5,921 6,255 5,993

Patrolling Members* 270 259 259 261

*Excluding Water Safety.

2018/2019 honoured Life members with the introduction of the new Motteram patrol, and renaming the

Carnival patrol for “Boots” Campbell.

Depth of experience on patrols, is at a 5-year high, and this allowed for some selfless members to move away

for their “home” patrols and form another for the good of all. The quality of our patrolling teams is due to the

diligence of our Trainers, driven by the expectations of our Assessors. No small part of the cohesion of the

teams is due to the experience of a dedicated group of Patrol Captains and their core teams.

I would also like to credit Jenny Taylor for improving both the take up rate of patrolling duties for our Juniors,

and the retention of SRCs. Jenny’s efforts have produced a significant drop in the churn of our newer patrolling

members, building on Bryan Gibbs’ (and others) excellent work in producing top quality SRCs, ready to patrol.

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Patrol Hours Breakdown

2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019

Make-Up 263 126 205 221

Rostered 4,863 4,372 4,681 4,718

Substitute 841 682 709 771

Voluntary 748 741 660 283

Total 6,715 5,921 6,255 5,993

Defaults 1,284 1,160 1,212 904

Water Safety 1,560 990 1,102 1,501

There were 113 Patrols in the 2018/2019 season, including a City of Stirling imposed compulsory attendance

patrol on Christmas Day. This is down from the 118 of the previous year, partially causing the decrease in total

hours. Overall patrol attendance has been good, and pleasingly Defaults have nudged down to 15 percent of

total hours.

Thank you to those who made themselves available to do substitute patrols. This generosity is crucial to

keeping patrols staffed with the correct skills. I would also like to thank the Carnival patrol for their One Club,

One Team attitude, helping Trigg to lead both in competition and Life Saving.

Education This season we upgraded our online booking system for the annual proficiency requirements. Although there were some initial teething problems Gabby Jolliffe dealt with these and with her trusty band of Trainers and Assessors completed the following requalification stats:

2018/2019 Proficiencies

ARTC (AID) 70

Bronze Medallion 269

Resuscitation [AID] 8

IRBC 80

IRBD 47

Spinal 30

SRC 101

Total 605

It is a huge effort to complete the Wet and Dry requalification requirements and the Education teams appreciate everyone’s professional and patient approach on the many requalification days.

The Education team also benefitted from the delivery of 11 QCPR Little Annies this season. Paired with donated tablets, the trainers are now able to view real time statistics of candidates’ CPR performance. This expedites and quantifies abilities, while adding another competitive and fun component to Education.

Sincere thanks to my great team who work tirelessly in this area. We have had some new trainers come on board and hope to continue to increase our numbers next season. All the Education department’s positions were filled this season which is a real positive and I hope this can continue.

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2018/2019 Course count Candidates

Bronze Medallion 3 28

IRBC 2 15

IRBD 2 2

ART-AID 2 21

Surf Rescue Certificate 3 73

Total 12 139

Thank you to all TISLSC members and their families who generously give up time together to volunteer in the

Education and Lifesaving departments. Special thanks to Education Manager Cas Ryan and Lifesaving Manager

John Rhatigan for their guidance over my tenure. Finally, I’d like to thank my children for their infinite patience

over my 4 years as Director.

Carl Stoffers

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Youth The youth membership has continued to flourish with fantastic input from members across all areas of the club. Thanks, must initially go to two amazing sponsors of youth being; the Avenall family who for the past seven years have supported youth members with the provision of a new competitive senior board each season, and also Les Lyndsay with a new board for under 14s from Peard Real Estate. At this stage all seven boards are utilised through two-year contracts or for training.

Youth members have been strongly supported by the Trigg board to provide for four youth members, Rhys Bawden, Jonah Okines, Lucas Walker and Femke Negus, to attend the annual TOAD camp at Rottnest. Tahlia Gray was also supported to attend the Rise Up camp to develop leadership skills. These youth members have given back to the club and association through supporting nippers and in some cases going onto be youth officials. Surf Lifesaving WA, this season, have introduced a new youth leadership program of which 25 Trigg youth members have registered. The aim of this state-initiated program is to develop a variety of pathways to promote a motivation for a greater engagement across the four pillars of surf lifesaving. 13 Trigg youth members have completed their bronze level, upon which they were awarded a certificate and presented with a towel embroidered with Trigg SLSC and their name. Congratulations to these bronze award members: Annabelle McMahon, Alessandra Gilmore, Lily Boisvert, Danielle Bordin, Amalie Haar-Bellekom, Jonah Okines, Lucas Walker, Rhys Bawden, Samantha Lourey, Georgia Moar, Jackson Ballardin, Sophie Lawson and Dharma Beazley. Special thanks go to the Education team in ensuring youth members had opportunities to gain awards and requalify existing awards. The team of Bryan Gibbs, Kevin Edwards and Peter Taylor ensured our new SRC members were trained to pass this award. The recent school holidays saw 21 new members gain their SRC with support from Dave Somers, Peter Tindall and Mike Cook, as well.

The early part of the season saw a requalification day with youth members being provided a BBQ and then a trip to Latitude to test their skills on high ropes, balancing and getting to integrate with 14s to 17s.

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November brought the annual Volleyball and pizza night at North Beach. While in December all club members were encouraged to make teams for The Around The Island Challenge. Great to see families combined to make teams. It was interesting to see the teamwork especially on the problem-solving activities. Sunday activities were offered each week with the exception of senior carnival days and special thanks to Don Greenhill (Chippy) for his invaluable coaching and support for beach activities, together with assistance from Julie Foley. Thanks also to Scott Bawden and Peter Foley for their regular timekeeping and recording of youth swims. Great support also from Mark Mulvay with running and water safety. Youth members enthusiastically represented Trigg at club carnivals, senior states and ten youth members attended Aussies acquitting themselves with great teamwork and pride and having a great time. Parental support has been absolutely brilliant with all members and parents pulling together for a very successful season. Extra special thanks to Chris Davies for his excellent management of the boys at Aussies, coaching beginner boards, as well as his support in teaching members how to repair boards.

The success of Trigg youth is the huge input from a variety of coaches from beginners, development through to intermediate and open across all disciplines. With the winter upon us we look forward to new groups of youth members braving the winter ocean under the guidance of Dave Motteram and the existing youth transitioning to skis on the river with the team working with Rowan Caren and ski coaches. We are looking forward to new families moving into the youth area and anticipate another wonderful season where skills are developed, lifetime friendships made and these new youth members realise the value of the input from volunteers and develop a passion for supporting Trigg in all endeavors for the future. Go Trigg – One club one team! Jenny Taylor

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Director of Surf Sports Season 2018/2019 was packed full of excitement and was another successful season for Trigg Island. With new

opportunities for our surf sports competitors, the return to Broadbeach for Aussies and the inaugural Trigg

Island Sundowner were highlights for the season.

This season our Surf Sports team, led by Ruby Warne and Josh Windsor under the watchful eyes of coaches

Matt Bowbridge, Dave Mottram, Fergus Morgan, Rick Duncan, Darren Rogers and Jenny Taylor worked

continuously throughout the year to provide our competitors every opportunity they required to achieve their

surf sport goals.

As we know, surf lifesaving is now a year-round sport and over the course of the winter, we had many athletes

across all age groups participate in a variety of events from IRB Racing, Pool Rescue and the Endurance State

Championships. These events show cased the high quality of sportsmanship and athletic ability of every

competitor from Trigg Island.

At the end of the winter we saw 8 Trigg Island athletes selected in the SLSWA Pool Rescue State Team. Jake

Smith, Josh Windsor Lachlan Meldrum, Callan Smith, Chalise Pratt, Olivia Schou, Jakson Egan and Will Savage,

as well as Assistant Team Manager Bronwyn Meldrum

represented both Trigg Island and the state at the highest

level. Our athletes performed incredibly well winning 4

Gold, 7 Silver and 6 Bronze medals.

As the season ramped up, the club once again

participated in Surf League. This event allows our

competitors the ability to race as a team for Trigg Island

over a series of events held at North Cottesloe,

Scarborough and Sorrento beaches. With changes to this

seasons format, included a Youth Camron Relay and Iron

events, our youth members were given the opportunity

to step up to compete alongside our senior competitors. This saw our ladies boat crew support our teams,

gaining vital points for the club. Unfortunately, this year Trigg Island weren’t able to walk away with the

winner’s trophy. However, we did have four athletes in Daniel Humble, Ben Jones, Kelly Mulvay and Nikita

Fredonnet selected in the SLSWA Elite Team. The club walked away with $7000 in prize money for their efforts

throughout the Surf League series.

The Western Suns State Team this year travelled to Sydney alongside the Youth Development Team. An

outstanding number of Trigg Island athletes were selected in both teams with Daniel Humble (Captain), Devon

Caren, Will Savage, Patrick Eley, Max Hunter, Ben Waterman, Kia Marchetto, Harper Davies, Liam Foley, Ruby

Warne, Macarah Mallis, Nikita Fredonnet, Chalise Pratt, Aysha Ferguson, Mikaela Innocent & Ceris Graham

(Manager) representing the state. Not only did these athletes race for the state they represented Trigg Island

at the Manly and Freshwater Australia Day Carnivals. We

saw many outstanding performances over the 3 days of

competition, with many athletes making finals. A

highlight at Freshwater was the 2nd place finish for both

the female and male Taplin Relay teams. Our athletes

showed the eastern state clubs that Trigg Island are a

force to be reckoned with.

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February saw the inaugural Trigg Island Sundowner attract Western Australia’s top surf athletes. The

condensed format saw a variety of different events contested concluding with a Dash for Cash and Run Swim

Run events as the sunset over Trigg Beach. We would like to thank all of the sponsors that made this event so

successful and look forward to making next seasons event bigger and better.

As the kids all went back to school the business end of the season rolled round quicker than excepted. Our Masters athletes lead the way, kicking off the State Championships with many new faces competing for Trigg Island. At the end of the day our Master’s finished on top and brought home the flag for Trigg Island. Weeks later our youth and senior competitors took to the sands of Scarborough Beach for the annual State Championships. Although the weather was bleak on Saturday this didn’t dampen our spirits, across all arenas Trigg Island showed that they we undoubtedly the best in on the beach winning many of the team events. Sunday saw the sun shining as well as our Trigg Island athletes. The depth of our competitors saw multiple gold medallist across the age groups and arenas. However, the best was yet to come. As the arenas folded into one, Trigg Island made history winning the last 6 events of the day, consisting of the U/15 Iron Man, U/15 Iron Women, Open Iron Man, Open Iron Woman, Open Male Taplin and Open Female Taplin races. Once again Trigg Island took home the flag, winning the State Championships by over 500 points. This was a great effort across all disciplines. Our juniors were the last to take to the beach. With the swell up and the stakes high for Trigg Island to win a clean sweep in all 3 State Championship events. It came down to the last few events and the Juniors hung on to win by 22 points, a great fighting effort. Aussies was finally upon us with the container once again delivered, packed and off to the Gold Coast the

excitement grew along with the predicted swell. For many of our youth kids this was their first Aussies. They

competed well at North Burleigh in some challenging conditions with some outstanding results.

After a busy two days, Monday saw the masters back at Broadbeach. The sun was out and the swell forgiving.

Over these two days we saw Mike Cook inducted into the Surf Life Saving Australia Masters Hall of fame and

Dan Humble take out the 35-39 ski race.

Wednesday arrived and so did the swell! The open men toughed it out in testing conditions over the week at

Broadbeach showing that you did not have to be the best to get through to the next round you just had to

have luck on your side. By the Thursday afternoon the Ladies and U/17 arenas were off to Kirra. With the surf

smaller Trigg Island excelled in some tough days of racing cramming a 4-day program into 2. The highlights on

Kirra beach were watching the U/17 Men paddle themselves into a bronze medal in the board relay and the

Open Female Double Ski taking silver. Sunday saw a return to Broadbeach for a big day of finals. The surf was

still big and for a lot the nerves were starting to show. We had may athletes competing through finals day in

the following events U/17 male swim, U/17 male iron man, U/17 female board, open female swim, open male

swim, open female ski and both the U/19 and open female taplin relays. All athletes raced extremely well in

the testing conditions that Broadbeach threw up and should be commended on the sprit and sportsmanship

that they raced with.

This brought a close to another successful season at Trigg Island. We thank all our coaches, supporters and

sponsors for helping make it an enjoyable season and we look forward to what Broadbeach and the 2019/2020

season has an offer for all at Trigg Island.

Ceris Graham

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Director of Marketing & Promotions Have you ever heard of an old saying, “No woman or man is an island”? If not, then let this be the first. It’s true because when we became successful, we usually achieve that because someone has helped us.

A thank-you speech is a toast to express how truly and sincerely grateful we are to all the people and businesses who have helped the mighty Trigg Island along the way. It is also an inclusive opportunity, inviting the whole Trigg community to rejoice in our partners generosity.

Thanks to Motteram, Bowie and Ham. There is nothing sexy about taxation, accounting and business advisory, however relationships is the key to any businesses success, it can be complicated, so when you need clear and concise advice, that you can understand, friendly, yes accountants do have personality and feelings then the team that supports us, most definitely will support you. Thanks Dave, Matt and the team.

Thanks, Give IT. I won’t say, for all your IT needs, give Matt a call! Or if you have computer issues reach out to Give IT! What we will say is Give IT has provided a solution, yeah kind of tech talk, that has enabled a boatie, a ski paddler, an IRB racer, a Pool Rescue matriarch, a female leader, a check shirt wearer and a Peter Pan who dresses too young for his age the ability to communicate across a myriad of platforms seamlessly. IT simplified for the simpletons.

Thanks, Denmac. To Rob and the team, thanks. Your team of unique creatives reshaping precincts, requires a dedicated and passionate team much like surf sports. From Karratha to Jindalee your DNA stretches the state, and your DNA is entrenched as a Trigg Island partner. Like lifesaving, your mantra of “NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES DENMAC WILL DELIVER” shouts teamwork and communicating together, integrity and transparency. The newly created Youth Precinct, well the basketball court area in front of the boat shed has been transformed, and even the gypsies come and try their hand, non-members shooting hoops in the Trigg Island SLSC services area, who would’ve thought? We are truly grateful for the commitment you provide our proud club.

Thanks Nu Look Homes. To Jo Edwards and the team thanks. Reputation, Quality of offering, Service and Care, sound familiar? Complete planning to construction to turnkey, Nulook boutique builder and renovator showcases the highest quality of work and attention to detail in every aspect of building. The Green Smart Award winner at last year’s HIA Awards, a sustainable home building market leader who is passionate about building environmentally friendly new homes and renovations.

Thanks, Peard Real Estate. To Toni, thank you for keeping Les energized. To Les, a rag trader who become a market leading bricks and mortar change agent, your energy and commitment to our club is without peer. The late-night security call outs, the real-life rescue member training, quite simply without Les, there is no Peard support. There’s always a deal to be done. We get to see the sign, the Peard brand and Les’ photo, or of late, many signs many photos representing the futures of the hopeful home sellers, only to have the confusing, UNDER OFFER sticker placed on the newly minted sign as another, once hopeful home seller, is rejoicing in the proceeds of the deal.

Thanks Perth Signcraft and Graphics. To Russell and your team, thanks. like the Trigg Island family, Perth Signcraft and Graphics are innovative and renowned for delivering high quality and original graphics. Whatever our signage requirements have been, Russel and the team have always been accommodating, precise and personalised. A customer base that stretches to the richest ASX companies to personalised one-off jobs they have creative solutions for signage across WA.

Thanks, North Beach Lions for your ongoing donations. If it’s a tent we need, you are there, if its equipment we need, you are there. We are so proud to have you as a partner, a generous provider of much needed funds to facilitate Trigg Island membership services. Your latest donation, along with the Stronger Communities grant, provide Trigg Island with the latest in multiuse trailers. You provide a community hub inviting creative, enthusiastic and passionate people who are involved in community service and a membership always willing to be involved with wide ranging projects that make a difference to their community. To Jeanette Simpson and the team thank you.

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Thanks, Rotary Club of Karrinyup. Our partnership stretches over 37 years and your donations for rescue vehicles, oxy viva units and the clearly identified bright yellow rescue boards amongst many other funded equipment showcases a deep understanding and commitment of our community needs. You provide a pathway for our young members to participate in youth exchange and leadership campaigns at many levels. We rejoice, in the knowledge you share and the community belonging you deliver.

Thanks Trigg Art Club, our oldest and most generous donations partner. For 40 years you have supported Trigg Island SLSC. You provide a collective space that enables Perth artists to unveil their creativity. An exhibition that brings visitors from afar to purchase original and affordable art with ALL proceeds going to this surf club. As you celebrate your 50th Anniversary and once again you will showcase artists for all to see, so our deepest thanks Trigg Art Club.

Thanks Brown-Neaves Investments. To Gary, Dianne, Brad and your team, thanks. You are an extension the Trigg Island community, and quietly go about supporting many local organisations. Your generous donation, to our U19 Female Boat crew, enabled the entire crew to purchase a much-needed set of oars. The ladies crew didn’t miss a beat during summer and progressed up the ladder of success. This year they’ll have a fantastic base of fitness and quality racing equipment to sustain momentum and achieve their desired results.

I’ll leave this with you…..every day give your all! Love your all and don’t let anybody ever stop you!!! The human spirit is strong and there is always more of you to give because that is what’s going to fill you up and like our proud supporters without giving there is no community.

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Director of Junior Activities We it’s been another outstanding year for the Nippers at Trigg this season. Another new age group of U/6’s

the Nemo’s, to taking home and defending our State Championship. Our numbers grew this season to over 450

members which shows what a great club we are.

Along with a massive number of kids it takes an army to manage them. And I have had the pleasure of working

with the best army around!! Our team over volunteers who put in so much time and effort to ensure the kids

get the best of everything. So, from me a huge thank you to you all!!!

From our amazing Age Group Managers who put in countless hours of their own time to run our kids activities

each and every Sunday morning, Our SRC team lead by Bryan Gibbs who this year has put through more than

50 SRC parent and a heap of pour U/13 Minties awards to ensure our kids are in the best of water safety

hands, To Kevin Edwards who runs our Orange army or water safety volunteers, our coaches lead by Lara

Taylor, our canteen volunteers under the control of “Mr Chips” Chris Savage, Peter Taylor who manages all our

gear, our band of work crew that help set up carnivals pack them away and take gear here and there, our

youth team who support us every Sunday morning assisting with water safety and some coaching along the

way and Bron in our office who is a rock of knowledge and admin support.

This year saw the purchase of six new hard boards for the club, which were much needed. We also received an

additional twelve soft boards donated through the AGL program by SLSWA. We refreshed our Orange Army’s

water safety rash vests. These were the envy of the coast. How good was it looking at our beach on a Sunday

morning to see a sea of orange!!!

This season saw our little nippers competing again. They had a rough start to the season at Swanbourne with

wild conditions, however come states time they were on fire at Sorrento. Our Bluebottle U/8 girls took 3 gold

medals in their first year of competition which was an awesome effort.

Coming to our Nipper competitions we have had an excellent year. There have been fantastic individual and

team performances at each round of the SunSmart Nipper series. Trigg once again held the qualifier carnival

and we didn’t disappoint from a surf perspective. There was some very trying and testing conditions to deal

with! The U/13 arena had big surf to the U/10 arena having to deal with flash rips. Once again, our kids

showed what true Trigg spirit is, no one gave up no one complained and most of all everyone gave 110% effort

in every race.

Our two parent awards this year were so hard to decide upon as we have what feels like a million people that

could have received them. Our parent helper award was given to Bart Kok. Bart is always the first to put his

hand up to offer assistance and most of the time just gets on and does what needs to be done without a call

out. Our Water Safety award went to Laura Wheeler. Every time I have been at the beach this year Laura has

been in an orange water safety vest with a tube under her arm or a board in hand. Again, never has to be

asked to jump in the water as she’s normally already in there waiting for the kids. Two very deserving winners.

Our U/13 Minties leave us this coming season as they head for the youth area of the club with Jenny Taylor.

This group have been a pleasure to be around all year. They have helped in younger age groups throughout the

season and been the group for the rest of our nipper to look up to all year. Our Captains and Vice Captains

from our Minties have been amazing! Jules Fredonnet and Zara Kok as Captains, and this year we had to have

four vice captains as it was too close to separate them. Renan Pascucci, Jed Hewitt, Ella Canton and Madeline

Gilmore. This team brought some new initiatives with them this season with one being our daily surf report. I

have no doubt the future of the club is in safe hands with a leadership group like this and the entire Minties

team moving forward.

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So, to next season…. a new group of Minties to meet, new captains and vices to appoint, more lifesaving skills

to be learned and a state championship to defend. We have already started planning our path, and we won’t

give up till we get there. We are only as good as the volunteers behind us and we have a fantastic group of

them but can always take more.

Till next season have a great winter

Kevin Duguid

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List of Members

Life Members

1958 Tony Martin# 1995 Lindsay Bistrup

1959 A E Hodgkinson# 1999 Peter Atkinson

1966 John Julian# 1999 Michael Cook

1969 Alan White 2001 Brian Carthew

1969 Kevin Whitely 2003 Ronald (Barry) Cheers

1972 Francis Mongan# 2003 William Rice#

1978 Peter McDonald 2004 Karl Smith

1978 Victor McDonald# 2005 David Somers

1982 Frank Parlevliet 2008 David Motteram

1983 Arthur Smith 2008 Brian (Boots) Campbell

1983 Stanley Ward# 2011 Justin Meldrum

1983 Keith Brown# 2011 Carolyn Ryan

1985 John Somers# 2014 Gloria McBride

1985 Bruce Hutchinson 2014 Norm Waldeck

1985 Terance Landwehr 2017 Paul Attenborough

1987 Allan Porteus 2017 Warren Vanalopulos

1987 Ian Shand 2017 John Rhatigan

1989 Peter Hoar

1994 Andrew Goss

# Deceased

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Active Senior

Abbott Chris Holt Adrienne

Adams Riley Host Edward

Alibegovic Beth Host William

Armstrong Lachlan Hunter Shane

Austin Michael Jahn Nicole

Ballardin Paul Jenkinson Kent

Barnett Trent Johnson Cooper

Beaton Madeleine Jolliffe Gabrielle

Benson Samuel Jolliffe Lauren

Bordin Benjamin Jones Benjamin

Bordin Timothy Journet Nicholas

Bozinis Zoe Leong Ken

Brampton Kathryn Lowry Kathleen

Burton Cliff Lurati Chase

Cabello Carlo Lynch Alyce

Cain David Lynch Paul

Caren Devon Mackenzie Malachi

Caren Ella Mackenzie Richard

Cook Andrew Manson Paul

Cox David Marchetto Hayden

Cunningham Lucie Markey Stephen

De Rooster Cris McArtney Philip

Doick Dianne Monaghan Jarod

Doick Mark Montgomery Steven

Doick Rielle Morgan Fergus

Dore Paul Mulvay Elana

Dutton Wesley Mulvay Kelton

Dzieciol Gabriel Mulvay Mark

Edwards Kevin Mulvay Susan

Elson Scott Naylor Jasmine

Emery Christopher Neiva Marcelo

Foley Julie O’Brien Grace

Fredonnet Julien O’Brien Terrance

Freeman Jacinta O’Shea Caitlin

Gibbs Bryan O’Shea Liam

Glossop Sheridan Oudejans James

Glossop Stephen Palmer Thomas

Griffin Ben Piercy Adam

Griffin Jonathon Piercy Craig

Harris Patrick Piercy Joseph

Harrison Ashley Pracilio Mark

Henheffer Hayley Rabjones Mitchell

Herbert Sandra Reynolds Shannon

Hibben Luke Rimmer Maddelyn

Hodges Darren Roberts Pau l

Russell Phillip Tyndall Peter

Ryan Clem Vanek Thomas

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Sabatino Luciano Walker Robert

Smaniotto Lauren Waller Michael

Smith Elise Warne Ruby

Smith Jake Whitaker John

Stacy Sam Wikstrom John

Stephens Jayson Wilson Simone

Stewart-Robinson Katharine Windsor Joshua

Stoffers Carl Wood Paige

Straight Nick Wood Sam

Tsirigotis Geordi

Active Reserve

English Phillip Spiby Michael

Reid David

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Long Service

Albert Alan Headling David

Albert Philipp Hibben Brad

Alexander Andrew Holmes Brodie

Armstrong Karen Holt David

Armstrong Kate Host David

Arthur Antonia Humble Daniel

Baker Reece Innocent Robert

Baldrey Wayne Irwin Mark

Bandy Douglas Jay Andrew

Beaton Reginald Jolliffe Adrian(Mike)

Bennett Rodney Lester Beaumont

Bloomfield Adam Lester Richard

Boelen Bruce Lindsay Les

Boelen Eric Marchesani Helen

Booth Michael Marriott Kenneth

Boutle Stephen Martin Craig

Bowbridge Matthew McBride Archie

Bowbridge Shane McBride Michael

Bowie Duncan McKee Hayley

Bowie Neil Medica Dario

Brooks Dean Meyers Carl

Brooks Jenny Mills Darren

Campbell Edward Morris Natalie

Caren Rowan Mosel Andrew

Carter Douglas Mosel Kate

Carthew Alan Motteram John

Claffey Nanette Myers Warren

Coventry Linda Naylor Gregory

De Rooster Antoine Nedkoff Lou

Deephouse Michael Nicholls Alana

Donnelly Justin Philpott David

Dowling Edward Pieters Deane

Dreibergs Gary Rice Shaun

Duguid Hayley Robertson Lauren

Duguid Kevin Rose Brenton

Duncan Richard Sands Craig

Foster Ken Sansalone Giovanni

Gannon Grant Sarson Brendon

Gillmore Kristine Savage Peter

Graham Ceris Savage Vickie

Greenhill Don Seaton Phil

Hall Gail Smith Lisa

Hartley Dick Sturgeon Nathan

Hartley Matthew Style Amy

Headling Bradley Style Bernard

Taylor Jenny Whittick John

Taylor Lara Whittle Lynne

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Taylor Peter Wiland Lindsay

Tysoe Meghann Wray-Watts Vicki

Vivers Paul Yeo Adam

Youth (U17)

Aberhart Grace Kent Thomas

Alibegovic Amira Lewin Murray

Arbel Ella Loreck Stephen

Armstrong Clare Macmahon Annabelle

Bartell Cody Martin Kobi

Bordin Danielle McGarry Ryan

Bright Aaron Meyers Caleb

Canton Tane Mills Lachlan

Crevacore Siena Morris-Parmer Jesse

Davies Tallis Morris-Parmer Josh

Dzieciol Karolina Naylor Brendan

Eastwood Taia Naylor Rachel

Egan Jakson Papineau Kai

Eley Patrick Pieters Olivia

Elliott Bree Pracilio Carl

Ferguson Cade Pratt Chalise

Fiore Rafael Ramsay Mikayla

Foley Keiran Savage Will

Fredonnet Nikita Schou Olivia

Fulcher Lois-Jae Sheppard India-Rose

Gallivan Olivia Straight Ty

Gray Tahlia Tindall Dayna

Greenfield Hannah Todoro Luciano

Harrison Mia Toms Matthew

Holmes Jason Waller Gabrielle

Holt Lachlan Warne Toby

Hunter Jade Waterman Ben

Hunter Max Winton Jakc

Innocent Sascha

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Youth (U19)

Alibegovic Selma Newland Darby

Beazley Regan Piercy Lillian

Bright Jake Pracilio Jade

Cardaci Rachele Rimmer Masen

Crisp Hannah Rooney Finn

Davies Kaden Savage Tyla

Devitt Jacinta Shipway Carr Jazmin

Doick Paris Smith Callan

Ferguson Shani Smith Kane

Fulcher Abbigael Tindall Benjamin

Holt Alexander Toms Madison

Hunter Yasmin Vaisey Will

Kent William Waller Nicholas

Kimber Byron Warne Meg

Lewin Douglas Wells Hannah

Lindup Kaelan Windsor Emily

Meldrum Lachlan Zachariassen Amaru

Mulvay Laine Zachariassen Waiira

Naylor Stephanie

Youth (U15)

Alexander Mayte Leach Holly

Armstrong Kai Mackin Isabella

Attwell Philippa Marchetto Kai

Ballardin Jackson Meyers Sam

Bartell Montana Minn Patrick

Boisvert Lily Montgomery Indiana

Burke Heather Moore Luka

Bytheway Fraser Muir Lachlan

Cardaci Lucy Mulvay Indie-Lee

Cassey Jacob Natalotto Shay

Ferguson Aysha Parsons Ellie

Forrest Jakc Pfammatter Kylian

Gillmore Alessandra Radalj Jasmine

Hill Eva Raemaekers Joshua

Kinchin Zachary Sullivan Declan

Lawson Sophie Woolhouse Caitlin

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Youth (U14)

Arbel Tal Innocent Mikaela

Bawden Rhys Lindup Heath

Beazley Dharma Lourey Samantha

Bunton Thomas Moar Georgia

Caren Jarvis Montgomery Logan

Davies Harper Negus Femke

Dzieciol Justyna Nowrojee Josh

Foley Liam Okines Jonah

Foley Lucinda Phillips Taj

Forrest Coen Pieterse Jarrod

Foster Coben Pratt Indee

Gray Nyah Ramsay Benjamin

Gu Liyang Rule Jaya

Haar-Bellekom Amalie Upfold Chloe

Hantke Joshua Van Geffen Neva

Heathcote-Marks Tea Walker Lucas

Higgins Ella Wheeler Samson

Hunter Georgie Winton Thomas

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Juniors

Abbonizio Clancy Bunton Henry Davey Mistelle

Adams Jonah Burke Charlie Davey Talise

Adams Lachlan Burton Audrey Davies Lachlan

Ailakis Daniel Burton Leo Davies Peter

Ailakis Katrina Burton Matilda Davis Lucas

Aitchison Ellis Butler Mitchell Davis Max

Aitchison Grace Cabello Carlos Daws Josh

Aitchison Jimmy Cabello Sarah Del Borrello Lia

Alvarez Matthew Canton Ella Del Fante Massimo

Anderson Noa Cardenas Luis Devlin Audrey

Annetts Aiden Carr Jedda Devlin Dara

Annetts Angus Carr Tatum Devlin Niamh

Annetts Archie Carver Abbey Di Francesco Lulu

Armstrong Kobie Case Lincoln Dickinson Amelia

Atkinson Ambi Cassey Emily Dines Aaron

Austin Grace Castaneda Banducci Alexandra Dines Bianca

Austin Jake Castaneda Banducci Luca Ding Lily

A’Vard Jaylen Catalano Clara Ding Ruby

Bailey Alexander Cates Thomas Dos Santos Fleming Antonina

Bailey Hunter Cheeseman Tom D’Souza-Cookson Evie

Baker Rosie Chenoweth Max D’Souza-Cookson Leo

Ballardin Mitchell Chenoweth Sophia Duguid Alexander

Barnett Emmalise Chester Luca Duguid Henry

Barnett Mitchell Chiplin Max Duncan Bridget

Bates Jacob Christie Lachlan Duncan Madeleine

Bawden Elyn Christou Dane Dunchue Kira

Bayton Marlee Christou Tamer Edwards Jaxon

Beales Daniel Clancy Cora-Mae Edwards Teo

Beanland Jake Clark Indigo Eghtedari Ryan

Beeney Alisha Cliff Tyler Emmott Jake

Beeney Myles Comito Rocco Evelegh Ben

Beiers Sarah Cook Emily Evelegh Patrick

Bellworthy Ella Counsell Annabelle Fabre Madison

Best Poppy Counsell Leila Fairchild Beau

Boisvert Macy Couper Damian Fairchild Jasmin

Boisvert Tom Cox Finlay Farah Sofia

Bosmans Tomas Crooks Beth Fawcett Isla

Brand Holly Crooks Liam Ferguson Reid

Brandon Poppy Crooks Maelle Filardi Aleigha

Broughton Reef Cross Ben Findlay Liam

Browne Courtney Cross Sarah Fisher Kalani

Bryant Mackenzie Culley Leo Fisher Raphielle

Buck Ashley Curtis-Smith Scarlett Flowers Eleanor

Flowers Georgia Hemmingway George Lepri Jackson

Fogliani-Manson Tahj Hemmingway Jack Lewis Morgan

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Forrest Molly Henderson Yifan Liddell-Houghton Jace

Forrest Xavier Henderson Yiyang Liddell-Houghton Zander

Forwood Matilda Henheffer Katie Lingham Olivia

Foster Beau Hewitt Jed Lo Phoebe

Foster Finley Hewitt Luella Lo Vivienne

Foster Trent Hewitt Toby Lourey Mitchell

Fredonnet Jules Hibberd Thomas Lowry Brodie

Fulcher Brady Hilbrands Joshua Lowry Finn

Gardner Oliver Hilbrands Maddi Mackey Alanah

George Dylan Hill Kaleb Mackey Olivia

George Tyler Hill Owen Macmahon Marguerite

Gerrard Callum Hogden Casper Maguire Peyton

Gillmore Madeleine Hort Hudson Maguire Summer

Goodenough Arian Hort Leo Malcolm-Smith Kira

Goodlet Kate Hughes-Jones Charlie Malcolm-Smith Ty

Gray Georgina Jaeger-Harvey Jett Maloney Jack

Gray James Jahn Liam Maloney Tayla

Griffin Ella James Amy Mann Reuben

Grimson Sam James Dylan Marchetto Tilly

Haar-Bellekom Joneika Johansson Macey Markham-French Amaya

Halfpenny George Johansson Marley Martin Ethan

Halfpenny Grace Johnson Nelli May Gabriel

Hambly Jack Johnson Stella May Isaac

Hanna Josephine Jupp Riley McAllister Lulu

Hanna Rosemarie Kapica Jay McBride Ella

Hannigan Elliot Kapica Zara McDonald Darcey

Hannigan Georgia Keddie Aliana McEwen Jaxon

Hannon Timothy Keddie Nicola McGough Charlie

Hansen Taylor Keddie Smantha McGough Jasmine

Harnett Charlie Kelly Neve McManis Grace

Harnett Giselle Kercheval Marli McManis Thomas

Harrison Luna Knight Maksym McParland Henry

Haswell Isabel Knight Taras McParland Luke

Haug Isabel Kok Milly McPhee Heidi

Hawke Conrad Kok Zara Mendham Alan

Hawke Renee Kounis Jackson Meyers Matthew

Hawkes Billy Kounis Kaitlyn Mills Zachary

Hawkes Eva Kuscevic Emily Moar Olivia

Hayes Harrison Kuscevic Olivia Monaghan Blake

Hayes Jesse Lancaster Ellie Moore Zoe

Headling Brodie Lancaster Sienna Muir Ella

Headling Hayden Langdon Emily Mulvey Cronan

Mulvey Taig Priddis Nala Sharp Griffin Murphy-Marshall Ella Putri Aurelia Shiels Holly Murphy-Marshall Ruby Pye Brodie Shiels Olivia

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Musham Giles Pye Ethan Silver Ruby

Musham Morgan Quigley Lily Sims Lexie

Natalotto Levi Quigley Ruby Smith Allegra

Neervoort Isabella Radalj Imogen Smith Hayden

Neervoort Joshua Radalj Madison Smith Matlida

Negus Annika Radford Nicole Smith Tadhg

Nelligan Blake Ramien Zoe Springer Chloe

Nelligan Ella Ramsay Chloe Springer Mia

Nelligan Nina Read Alexandra Stafford Fraser

Nelligan Rhys Read William Stavretis Marcus

Nguyen Benjamin Rego Mafalda Stavretis Zara

Nguyen Jenna Reichelt Ellie Stewart Angus

Nowrojee Hayley Reidy Indiah Stoffers Isabel

Nuich Amarli Ricciardo Rocco Stoffers George

Nuich Keira Rigg Charlotte Stone Fearne

Nurse Loralei Rigg Owen Stone Sienna

Nurse Luke Rigg William Straight Zayle-Bay

O’Connell Dylan Rigoll Kate Style Holly

O’Connor Violette Roberts Cody Style Luke

Okines Charlie Roberts Eden Sullivan Chloe

O’Neill Finn Roberts Kai Sullivan Holly

O’Neil Stella Roberts Malia Sutherland Hamish

O’Regan Isla Roberts Samuel Tana Mikayla

Pacifici Luca Robinson Jack Tana Nicholas

Parsons Kallan Ross Cooper Taneski Jasper

Pascall Koby Rowley Evan Taneski Layla

Pascucci Matheus Rowley Lennon Taylor Isla

Pascucci Renan Rowley Max Taylor Preston

Patterson Eve Rugg Isobel Terwal Ashton

Patterson Francis Russell Owen Terwal Haarlem

Phillips Amity Ryvchin Ariella Terwal Xander

Phillips Hudson Ryvchin Isaac Tigges Lilli

Phillips Kahlia Said Maxwell Timmins Oisin

Pond Luke Said Penelope Tollis Cruz

Pond Sonny Sanchez Felix Tollis Dion

Poor Scarlet Sanchez Matteo Toms Benjamin

Popp Cooper Sargent Ned Trofimczyk Michael

Popp Sophia Scanlon Caden Trofimczyk Nicole

Potts Hannah Schwald Zarah Turner Blake

Poynter Alexis Sedunary Ayrton Turner Josephine

Prenter Alfie Sexton Adam Turner Madeline

Pressley Asha Sexton Hannah Upfold Ella

Van Der Werf Noli Watton Holly Winton Max

Van Der Werf Storm Webster Taj Wisselink Vesper

Van Geffen Cas Wheeler Alex Woodhouse Sienna

Van Horn Thomas Wheeler Carmen Woolhouse Isabella

Van Selm Natalie White Ellie Worrad Danja

Vermeulen Alexander4 White Emma Worrad Dylan

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Vila Leni White Evie Wright Abbie

Wade Riley White Max Wright Thomas

Waghorn Jack Whitney Zamia Wylie Abby

Waldeck Noah Wicks James Wylie Fletcher

Walker Alex Wicks Sophie Yeo Imogen

Walshe Henry Wikstrom Kasper Yeo Tobin

Wannacott Holly Wilshin Balke Zachariassen Aika

Wannacott Mason Wilson Noah Zaffino Fionn

Wannacott Piper Wilson Selina Zaffino Lucca

Watters Bo Winterson Noah Zaffino Paea

Watters Mia Winton Amy

Parents

Aitchison John Burton Anthony Counsell Christopher

Anderson Simon Butler Timothy Couper Pippa

Andre Fabre Canton Lyndon Crooks Justin

Armstrong Ben Cardenas Luis Cross John

Atkinson Craig Caren Kate Culley Sara-Jade

A’Vard Bevan Carr Tim Davey Phillip

Bailey Dan Carthew Nannette Davies Belinda

Baker Caroline Carver Erin Davies Chris

Ballardin Cathy Case Michael Davies Scott

Bawden Justine Castaneda Henao Oslu Davis Jason

Bawden Scott Catalano Daniela Del Borrello Peter

Bayton Nigel Cates Greg Del Fante Petra

Beales Lynda Chapman Caroline Devlin Eric

Beeney Mike Chesseman Alex Devlin Taryn

Beiers Julie Ann Chenoweth Adrian Di Francesco Kelly

Bellworthy Douglas Chiplin Kylie Dickinson Mark

Best Kylee Christie Graeme Dines Andre

Boisvert Chelsea Christou Vic Ding Grant

Boisvert Michael Clancy Jon Dos Santos Rosana

Brandon Richard Clark Bernard D’Souza Sandra

Brassington Michelle Cliff Nathan Duncan Adam

Bright Cheryl Cliff Sarah Durey Tasmin

Bryant Naomi Comito Tracy Edwards Darren

Buck Laura Cookson Stephen Edwards Mark

Buck Martin Cork Sharon Eghtedari Masaud

Eley Jacqueline Harnett Dean Lewin Ross

Elliott Geoffrey Harrington Paul Lewis Charlotte

Emmott Tim Hart Jennifer Liddell Renae

Evelegh Kate Haswell Glen Lindup Mark

Evelegh Nick Haug Steven Lingham Jo

Fairchild Sarah Hawke Nathan Lo Ron

Fawcett Adele Hayes Nic Lourey Martin

Fawcett Cameron Headling Nicola Lowry Mark

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Fergus Kelley Heaton Kathryn Mackey Jayson

Ferguson Anthony Hehir Wes Mackey Julie

Ferguson Davinya Henderson Paul Mackin Bernard

Ferguson Joel Hendriks Mieke Maguire Damian

Findaly Rosalyn Henheffer Leonard Malcolm-Smith Jon

Fisher Bryn Hewitt Evan Malcolm-Smith Melissa

Flowers Greg Hibberd Carol Maloney Julia

Forrest Konrad Hill Kirsten Mandagie Helmi

Forrest Simon Hogden Stephen Mann Kimberley

Foster Brett Hort Matt Markham Ben

Foster Bryony Humphrys Andrew Martin Russell

Foster Clodene Ireland Erin Matthews Jonathon

Foster Simon Ireland Ruth May Phil

Fredonnet Nouchka James Kate McAllister Sarah

Fulcher Joel James Lisa McDonald Chris

Fulcher Zoe Johnson Maureen McEwen James

Gardner Nerida Johnson Norman McKellar Cindy

George Steele Johnston Danielle McManis Colleen

Gerrard Stuart Jones Huw McManis Sam

Gibbs Carol Jones Jennifer McPhee Rowan

Gibbs Norman Jones Kerry Meldrum Bronwyn

Gillmore Geoffrey Jupp Tanya Mendham James

Glossop Michelle Kapica Grant Meyers Stephen

Goodenough Sean Keedie Daniel Mills Trudi

Goodlet Kelly Keedie Katy Moar Rita

Gray Robert Kercheval Tamryn Monaghan Amanda

Griffin Daryl Kirby Vanessa Moore Tony

Grimson Richard Klek Andrea Muir Craig

Guthrie Amanda Knight Peter Mulvey Steve

Haar-Bellekom Anita Kok Bart Murphy Johanna

Halfpenny Amanda Korda Alysse Murphy-Marshall Claire

Halfpenny Nathan Kounis Dominique Musham Melinda

Hambly Wes Kuscevic Leah Musham Simon

Hancy Susan Lammers Sylvana Nash Amanda

Hanna Dale Lampard Erica Natalotto Ros

Hannigan Andrew Lancaster Matthew Naylor Geraldine

Hannon Gregory Lawson Michael Naylor Kate

Neervoort Leonie Roberts Sarah Vaisey Donna

Nelligan Josh Robinson Greg Vaisey Mike

Nelligan Lindsay Rugg Jonathan Van Der Werf Rene

Nguyen Hung Ryvchin Jamie Van Geffen Leon

Nowrojee Alan Said Paul Van Horn Nicholas

Nuich Justin Said Tina Van Veldhuisen Corinne

Nurse Lisle Sargent Libby Vermeulen Matt

O’Connor Mark Sargent Richard Vogler Karen

O’Neill Mia Schou Peter Vogler Lin

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O’Neil Shaun Schwald Marco Wade Charlotte

O‘Shea Anthony Sedunary Maiken Waghorn Leanne

O‘Shea Marianne Shannon Kim Waldeck Scott

Otero Juan Sharp Michael Walker Sarah

Pacifici Dario Sheppard Neil Waller Andrew

Parkins Sharne Silver Caspien Waller Julia

Parmer Susan Simounds Hayley Wannacott Kerry

Parsons Andy Sims Cameron Watkins Roy

Parsons Nicky Smith Daniel Watkins Teresa

Pascucci Daniela Smith Felicity Webster Amy

Pascucci Renato Smith Jacob Wheeler Adam

Patterson Catherine Smith Jamie Wheeler Laura

Phillips Kirk Smith Raine White Craig

Phillips Mason Springer Darren White Jaclyn

Pond Michael Springer Patrizia White Jacqui

Poor Justin Stafford Lauren Wicks Timothy

Potts Rosalind Stewart Glen Williams Pippa

Poynter Rachel Stone Charlotte Wilshin Elisa

Prenter Lynn Stone Neil Wilson Melody

Pressley Mark Straight Melissa Windsor Karen

Price Risma Sutherland Jane Winterson Nicolas

Priddis Matthew Tana Jacqui Winton Cassandra

Pye Shayne Taneski Alison Winton Glenn

Radford Kimberlee Taylor Michael Wisselink Mantiju

Raill Jodi Taylor Miranda Woodhouse Marina

Ramsay Kane Tigges Ruth Woolhouse Michelle

Ramsay Tracey Tighe Jo Woolhouse Philip

Read Paul Timmins Rachel Wright Chris

Rego Frederico Tollis Steven Wright Jen

Reichelt Dylan Toms Andrew Wylie Anna

Ricciardo Brandon Toms Angela Yi Xin Yui

Rigg Sam Trofimczyk Kazimierz Zaffino Donna

Rigoll Antony Turner Dale

Roberts Jonathon Upfold Luke

Parents with Gym

Bright Phillip Martin Rick

Burton Travis Negus Ed

Dakin Grant Terwal Maartin

Hunter Jeremy Winton Boyd

Associates

Arundel Matt Michelson Eric(TONY)

Edwards Ron Northend Rod

Loan Barry Rickard James

Loan Mitch Stewart Brent

Lowe Grahame

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Award

Boutle Renae Smith Eric

Bowie Therese Waldeck Marie

Probationary

Rogers Darren Ryan Kayla

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Patrol Captains & Vice-Captains

Bistrup Brown

Patrol Captain Peter Savage Patrol Captain Patrick Harris

Vice Captain Gary Dreibergs Vice Captain Elana Mulvay

Campbell (Carnival) Cook

Patrol Captain John Rhatigan Patrol Captain Craig Piercy

Vice Captain Vice Captain Adam Piercy

Hodgkinson Goss

Patrol Captain Nicole Jahn Patrol Captain Paul Roberts

Vice Captain Mark Mulvay Vice Captain Steven Montgomery

Julian Hutchinson

Patrol Captain Stephen Glossop Patrol Captain Michael Austin

Vice Captain Vice Captain Lauren Jolliffe

McDonald Martin

Patrol Captain Andrew Cook Patrol Captain Ken Leong

Vice Captain Jasmine Naylor Vice Captain Regan Beazley

Mongan Motteram

Patrol Captain Edward Host Patrol Captain Carl Stoffers

Vice Captain Devon Caren Vice Captain William Kent

Parlevliet Porteus

Patrol Captain Jonathon Griffin Patrol Captain Selma Alibegovic

Vice Captain Hayley Henheffer Vice Captain Nicholas Journet

Smith Somers

Patrol Captain Grace O’Brien Patrol Captain Lachlan Armstrong

Vice Captain Vice Captain Joshua Windsor

Ward White

Patrol Captain Timothy Bordin Patrol Captain Ruby Warne

Vice Captain Lauren Smaniotto Vice Captain Jake Bright

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Member Patrol Hours Abbot Chris 29 Buck Martin 27

Adams Riley 4.5 Bunton Thomas 17

Alexander Andrew 17 Burke Heather 21.5

Alexander Mayte 12.5 Burton Cliff 21

Alibegovic Amira 30 Butler Timothy 10

Alibegovic Beth 24 Bytheway Fraser 29

Alibegovic Selma 25 Carbello Carlos 15.5

Arbel Elaa 17.5 Cain David 25

Arbel Tal 4.5 Campbell Brian 4.5

Armstrong Ben 10 Campbell Edward 4

Armstrong Clare 26.25 Canton Lyndon 14

Armstrong Kai 11.5 Canton Tane 21

Armstrong Lachlan 29.5 Cardaci Lucy 16

Attwell Philippa 15 Cardaci Rachele 4.5

Austin Michael 37 Caren Devon 25

Ballardin Cathy 20 Caren Ella 16.5

Ballardin Jackson 41.5 Caren Jarvic 24.5

Ballardin Paul 22 Carr Bradley 4.5

Bandy Douglas 21.5 Cassey Jacob 12.5

Barnett Trent 20 Casaneda Henao Oslu 14

Bartell Cody 20.5 Chenoweth Adrian 10

Bartell Montana 24.5 Claffey Nanette 8.5

Bawden Rhys 22.5 Clancy Jon 12

Beaton Madeleine 0 Cook Andrew 25.5

Beaton Reginald 3.5 Counsell Christopher 6

Beazley Dharma 21.5 Coventry Linda 18

Beazley Regan 25.5 Cox David 21.5

Beeney Mike 12 Crevacore Siena 20.5

Benson Samuel 20.5 Crisp Hannah 25

Boisvert Lily 21.5 Cunningham Luci 7.5

Boisvert Michael 8 Davies Harper 20.5

Bordin Benjamin 22.5 Davies Kaden 20.5

Bordin Danielle 45.5 Davies Tallis 38

Bordin Timothy 22 Davis Jason 16

Boutle Stephen 13.5 De Rooster Antoine 2

Bowie Neil 25.5 De Rooster Cris 27

Bozinis Zoe 17.5 Del Fante Petra 14

Brampton Kathryn 26 Denniston Raelee 17.5

Bright Aaron 3.5 Devitt Jacinta 12.5

Bright Jake 25 Devlin Eric 24

Brooks Dean 27.5 Dines Andre 10

Brooks Jenny 24.25 Doick Dianne 31

Bryant Naomi 10 Doick Mark 30.5

Doick Paris 13 Gray Robert 2

Doick Rielle 20.5 Gray Tahlia 21.5

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Dore Paul 25 Greenfield Hannah 4

Dreibergs Gary 25 Greenhill Don 29.5

Duguid Hayley 4 Griffin Ben 25

Duguid Kevin 20 Griffin Jonathon 35.5

Durey Tamsin 10 Gu Liyang 0

Dutton Wesley 21 Haar-Bellekom Amalie 17

Dzieciol Gabriel 33.5 Haar-Bellekom Anita 2

Dzieciol Justyna 25 Hall Gail 3

Dzieciol Karolina 19.5 Hannon Gregory 14

Eastwood Taia 25 Hantke Joshua 8

Edwards Kevin 57.5 Harris Patrick 16.5

Egan Jakson 22 Harrison Ashley 26

Eley Patrick 20 Harrison Mia 22

Elliott Bree 29 Hartley Dick 28

Elson Scott 20.5 Headling Bradley 22

Emmott Tim 28 Headling Nicola 18

Evelegh Nick 18 Heathcote-Marks Tea 17.5

Fabre Andre 4 Hemmingway Ian 16

Ferguson Aysha 20.5 Henheffer Hayley 17.5

Ferguson Cade 53.5 Henheffer Leonard 18.5

Ferguson Shani 24 Herbert Sandra 16.5

Findlay Rosalyn 22 Hibben Luke 16.5

Fiore Rafael 20.5 Hill Eva 27.5

Foley Julie 25 Hodges Darren 8

Foley Kieran 9 Holmes Jason 8.5

Foley Liam 34 Holt Alexander 20.25

Foley Lucinda 13 Holt Lachlan 16

Forrest Coen 9 Hort Matt 14

Forrest Jack 21.5 Host David 2

Foster Bryony 12 Host Edward 20.5

Foster Simon 14 Host William 20.5

Fredonnet Julien 26 Hunter Georgie 25

Fredonnet Nikita 26 Hunter Jade 23

Freeman Jacinta 25 Hunter Max 25.5

Fulcher Abbigael 0 Hunter Yasmin 24.5

Fulcher Lois-Jae 0 Innocent Mikaela 16.5

Gallivan Olivia 25 Innocent Robert 4.5

Gibbs Bryan 8 Innocent Sascha 24

Gillmore Alessandra 30.5 Jahn Nicole 29

Gillmore Kristine 2 James Lisa 4

Glossop Stephen 28.5 Jenkinson Kent 27

Gray Nyah 28.5 Johnson Cooper 30.5

Jolliffe Adrian (Mike) 9.5 Mills Lachlan 29.5

Jolliffe Gabrielle 38.5 Moar Georgia 29.5

Jolliffe Lauren 28 Monaghan Jarod 25

Jones Benjamin 21 Montgomery Indiana 25.75

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Journet Nicholas 28.5 Montgomery Logan 13

Keddie Daniel 12 Montgomery Steven 22.5

Kent Thomas 28.5 Moore Luka 27

Kent William 42 Moore Tony 20

Kimber Byron 21 Morgan Fergus 21.5

Kinchin Zachary 31.5 Morris Natalie 4

Kok Bart 14 Morris-Parmer Jesse 7.5

Lammers Sylvana 8 Morris-Parmer Josh 3.5

Lancaster Matthew 16 Motteram John 23

Lawson Michael 20 Muir Craig 2

Lawson Sophie 52.5 Muir Lachlan 29

Leach Holly 25 Mulvay Elana 37.5

Leong Ken 25 Mulvay Indie-Lee 27.5

Lewin Murray 21 Mulvay Kelton 29.5

Lindup Heath 22 Mulvay Laine 18

Lindup Kaelan 26 Mulvay Mark 33.5

Loreck Stephen 12.5 Mulvay Susan 25.5

Lourey Samantha 22 Mulvey Steve 6

Lowry Kathleen 37 Musham Simon 18

Lynch Alyce 23.25 Mussell Andrew 0

Lynch Paul 24 Natalotto Shay 18.5

Mackenzie Malachi 25 Naylor Brendan 38.5

Mackenzie Richard 28.5 Naylor Jasmine 25

Mackin Isabella 17.5 Naylor Rachel 3.5

Macmahon Annabelle 28 Naylor Stephanie 21

Malcolm-Smith Jon 16 Negus Ed 4

Malcolm-Smith Melissa 8 Negus Femke 22.5

Mann Kimberley 6 Neiva Marcelo 25

Marchetto Hayden 12 Newland Darby 12.5

Marchetto Kai 33.5 Nowrojee Josh 13

Markey Stephen 17.5 O’Brien Grace 25

Martin Kobi 25.5 O’Brien Terrance 0

McArtney Philip 4.5 Okines Jonah 31.5

McGarry Ryan 24.5 O’Neill Shaun 10

McKee Robert 12 O’Shea Liam 11

McManis Sam 10 Oudejans James 73.25

Meldrum Justin 2.5 Palmer Thomas 21

Meldrum Lachlan 28 Papineau Kai 13.5

Meyers Caleb 22 Parsons Ellie 27

Meyers Sam 35 Pascucci Daniela 14

Pascucci Renato 14 Sheppard India-Rose 26

Pfammatter Kylian 13 Shipway Carr Jazmin 13

Phillips Kirk 2 Smaniotto Lauren 21.5

Phillips Taj 25.5 Smith Elise 16.5

Philpott David 21 Smith Felicity 24

Piercy Adam 25 Smith Jake 21.5

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Piercy Craig 29.5 Smith Jamie 24

Piercy Joseph 12.5 Smith Kane 21.5

Piercy Lillian 26.5 Springer Darren 10

Pieters Olivia 25 Stacey Sam 19

Pracilio Carl 24.5 Stephens Jayson 22

Pracilio Jade 24.5 Stewart-Robinson Katharine 20.5

Pracilio Mark 20.5 Stoffers Carl 70

Pratt Chalise 32.5 Straight Nick 16

Pratt Indee 17.5 Straight Ty 16.5

Price Risma 38 Style Bernard 16

Pye Shayne 6 Sullivan Declan 27

Rabjones Mitchell 13.5 Sutherland Jane 24

Radalj Jasmine 26 Taylor Jenny 47.5

Radford Kimberlee 16 Taylor Lara 12.75

Raemaekers Joshua 25.5 Taylor Peter 48.75

Ramsay Benjamin 29.5 Terwal Maarten 22

Ramsay Mikayla 20.25 Tindall Benjamin 22

Read Paul 6 Tindall Dayna 27

Reid David 1.5 Toms Andrew 2

Reynolds Shannon 16.5 Toms Madison 25

Rhatigan John 27.75 Toms Matthew 25.5

Ricciardo Brandon 16 Trofimczyk Kazimierz 14

Rigg Sam 2 Tsirigotis Geordi 30.5

Rimmer Maddelyn 29.5 Tyndall Peter 26

Rimmer Masen 29.5 Upfold Chloe 13

Roberts Jonathon 20 Upfold Luke 43.5

Roberts Paul 48.5 Vaisey Will 2.5

Rooney Finn 16 Van Geffen Neva 15

Rule Jaya 4.5 Van Horn Nicholas 14

Russell Phillip 25 van Veldhuisen Corinne 6

Ryan Carolyn 4.5 Vanalopulos Warren 25

Ryan Clem 4.5 Vivers Paul 5.5

Sabatino Luciano 29.5 Walker Lucas 24

Sansalone Giovanni 25 Walker Robert 19.5

Savage Peter 25 Waller Gabrielle 21

Savage Tyla 30.5 Waller Nicholas 24.5

Savage Will 29 Warne Meg 24

Schou Olivia 25 Warne Ruby 20.5

Warne Toby 21.5 Windsor Joshua 25.25

Waterman Ben 25 Winton Jack 25

Wells Hannah 4.5 Winton Thomas 25

Wheeler Adam 16 Wood Paige 20

Wheeler Laura 28 Woolhouse Caitlin 9

Wheeler Samson 14.5 Woolhouse Philip 4

Whitaker John 25 Wray-Watts Vickie 21.5

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Whittick John 24.5 Wright Jen 8

Wicks Timothy 28 Yeo Adam 22

Wikstrom John 47.5 Zachariassen Amaru 25

Wilson Simone 25.5 Zachariassen Waiira 20.5

Windsor Emily 21

NB Patrol Hours exclude Support Operation such as Helicopter Rescue Service, Drone Patrol, Personal Water Craft (Jet-Ski) and Duty

Officer

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Club Award Winners Mike Cook Perpetual Trophy Will Savage

Female and Male Youth Athlete of the Year Nikita Fredonnet and Will Savage

Female and Male Athlete of the Year Ceris Graham and Dan Humble

Linfox Junior Water Safety Award Laura Wheeler

Trainer of the Year Bryan Gibbs

Assessor of the Year Gabrielle Jolliffe

SRC Lifesaver of the Year Liam Foley

Bronze Lifesaver of the Year Danielle Bordin

Champion Patrol Motteram Patrol Capt. Carl Stoffers

Liza Harvey Rising Star Award Nyah Gray

Annette Greenhill Award Cade Ferguson

Karrinyup Rotary “Service Above Self” Award Anthony and Marianne O’Shea

Junior Parent Helper Award Bart Kok

U/14 Best Club Person Lucas Walker

U/15 Best Club Person Sophie Lawson

U/17 Best Club Person Tane Canton

U/19 Best Club Person Selma Alibegovic

Open Best Club Person Elana Mulvay

Western Suns State Team Representatives Dan Humble Open Devon Caren Open

Will Savage Open Ruby Warne Open

Patrick Eley Youth Nikita Fredonnet Youth

Chalise Pratt Youth Macarah Mallis Youth

Max Hunter Development Ben Waterman Development

Kai Marchetto Development Liam Foley Development

Harper Davies Development Aysha Ferguson Development

Mikaela Innocent Development

Ceris Graham Open Team Manager

Western Suns Pool Rescue State Team Representatives Jake Smith Open Joshua Windsor Open

Olivia Schou Open Lachlan Meldrum U19

Callan Smith U19 Chalise Pratt U17

Jakson Egan U17 Will Savage U15

Bronwyn Meldrum Assistant Team Manger

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Australian Pool Rescue Championships 6th Place overall in Points Tally

Medallists

Gold Name Event Callan Smith U19 Male 100m Rescue Medley Chalise Pratt and Olivia Schou U17 Female Line Throw Daniel Beales U12 50m Brick Carry U12 50m Swim with Fins

Silver Name Event Callan Smith U19 Male 200m Obstacles U19 Male 200m Super Lifesaver U19 Male 50m Manikin Carry U19 Male 50m Swim with Fins Callan Smith and Jake Smith Open Male Line Throw Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Jake Smith/Joshua Windsor Open Male 4x25m Manikin Relay Jakson Egan/Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Ben Waterman U17/19 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay

Bronze Name Event

Jake Smith Open Male 100m Rescue Medley

Callan Smith U19 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins

Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Jake Smith/Joshua Windsor Open Male 4x50m Medley Relay

Jakson Egan/Lachlan Meldrum/Callan Smith/Ben Waterman U17/19 Male 4x25m Manikin Relay

U17/19 Male 4x50m Medley Relay

Jakson Egan and Ben Waterman U17 Male Line Throw

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Australian Championships

Medallists

Gold Names Event Nil

Silver Names Event Alana Nicholls and Shannon Reynolds Open Female Double Ski

Bronze Names Event Patrick Eley, Max Hunter and Will Savage U17 Male Board Relay Nyah Gray U14 Female 2km Beach Run

Finalists Name Event

Ceris Graham/Shannon Reynolds/Ruby Warne Open Female Taplin Relay

Selma Alibegovic/Hannah Crisp/Meg Warne U19 Female Taplin Relay

Patrick Eley/Max Hunter/Will Savage U17 Male Ski Relay

U17 Male Taplin Relay

Kobi Martin/Matt Toms/Ben Waterman U17 Male Board Relay

Patrick Eley/Will Savage U17 Male Board Rescue

Chalise Pratt/Olivia Schou/India-Rose Sheppard U17 Female Ski Relay

Nikita Fredonnet/Hannah Greenfield/Chalise Pratt U17 Female Taplin Relay

Nikita Fredonnet/Chalise Pratt U17 Female Board Rescue

Ben Jones Open Male Surf Race

Ceris Graham Open Female Single Ski

Ruby Warne Open Female Surf Race

Patrick Eley U17 Male Single Ski

Will Savage U17 Male Ironman

U17 Male Surf Race

Tane Canton U17 Male Surf Race

Max Hunter U17 Male Ironman

Ben Waterman U17 Male 2km Beach Run

Nikita Fredonnet U17 Female Board Race

U17 Female 2km Beach Run

Jackson Ballardin U15 Male Champion Lifesaver

Kai Marchetto U15 Male Surf Race

Liam Foley U14 Male Surf Race

Harper Davies U14 Male Surf Race

Jarvis Caren U14 Male Board Race

Rhys Bawden U14 Male 2km Beach Run

Mikaela Innocent U14 Female 2km Beach Run

U14 Female Board Race

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Australian Masters’ Championships

Medallists

Gold Names Event Dan Humble 35-39 Male Single Surf Ski Mike Cook 70 + Male 2km Ocean Swim

Silver Names Event Mike Cook 70 + Male Surf Race

Bronze Names Event Brian Campbell and Mike Cook 70 + Male Board Rescue

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Club

Championships Club Marathon – T Canton

400m Swim – F Byetheway

800m Swim – T Winton

1600m Swim – S Lourey

Surf Race Male Female

Open B Jones R Warne

U/14 L Foley M Innocent

U/15 K Marchetto A Ferguson

U/17 J Egan S Innocent

U/19 - -

Masters R Beaton N Morris

Ironperson Male Female

Open B Jones M Warne

U/14 L Foley M Innocent

U/15 K Marchetto A Ferguson

U/17 T Canton G Aberhart

U/19 - -

Masters R Beaton C Ryan

Board Race Male Female

Open D Caren R Warne

U/14 J Caren M Innocent

U/15 K Marchetto H Burke

U/17 P Eley N Fredonnet

U/19 K Smith J Shipway Carr

Masters R Beaton C Ryan

Ski Male Female

Open D Humble C Graham

U/17 P Eley N Fredonnet

U/19 - -

Masters D Host C Ryan

Beach Sprints Male Female

Open - -

U/14 J Hantke F Negus

U/15 J Cassey E Parsons

U/17 M Toms I-R Sheppard

U/19 - -

Masters L Sabatino R Price

Beach Flags Male Female

Open M Toms -

U/14 J Hantke E Parsons

U/15 J Cassey J Rule

U/17 M Toms I-R Sheppard

U/19 - -

Masters L Sabatino -

Nippers Male Female

U/8 B Headling P Zaffino

U/9 D Worrad B Hawkes

U/10 R Nelligan M Boisvert

U/11 T Malcolm-Smith M Kok

U/12 M Beeney S Beiers

U/13s J Neervoort M Radalj

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WA State Open Championships Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 872 2 City of Perth 499 3 North Cottesloe 352

Individuals

Gold Names Event Ceris Graham Open Female Board Race Open Female Ironwoman Lauren Jolliffe Open Female Champion Lifesaver Lauren Smaniotto Open Female Single Ski Will Savage Open Male Ironman U17 Male Ironman Joshua Windsor Open Male Surf Belt Paige Wood U21 Female Single Surf Ski Devon Caren U21 Male Single Surf Ski Jazmin Shipway Carr U19 Female Single Ski Callan Smith Open Male 50m Swim with Fins Open Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins U19 Male 200m Obstacles U19 Male 50m Manikin Carry U19 Male 100m Rescue Medley Patrick Eley U17 Male Single Ski U17 Male Board Race Tane Canton U17 Male Surf Race Ben Waterman U17 Male 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Jakson Egan U17 Male 100m Rescue Medley Chalise Pratt U17 Female Surf Race Open Female 50m Manikin Carry U17 Female 200m Obstacles U17 Female 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U17 Female 50m Manikin Carry U17 Female 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Nikita Fredonnet U17 Female Ironwoman U17 Female Board Race Kai Marchetto U15 Male Ironman Aysha Ferguson U15 Female Ironwoman U15 Female Surf Race Liam Foley U14 Male Ironman U14 Male Surf Race Jarvis Caren U14 Male Board Race Mikaela Innocent U14 Female Board Race Nyah Gray U14 Female 2km Beach Run

Silver Names Event Paige Wood Open Female Single Surf Ski Meg Warne Open Female Surf Belt Devon Caren Open Male Board Race Ben Jones Open Male Ironman Open Male Surf Race Open Male 200m Obstacles Fergus Morgan Open Male Single Surf Ski Callan Smith Open Male 200m Super Lifesaver Benjamin Tindall U19 Male Beach Flags Lachlan Meldrum Open Male 50m Manikin Carry U19 Male 200m Obstacles U19 Male 50m Manikin Carry

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U19 Male 100m Rescue Medley Tyla Savage U19 Female Single Surf Ski Jazmin Shipway Carr U19 Female Board Race Max Hunter U17 Male Ironman Will Savage U17 Male Single Surf Ski U17 Male Board Race U15 Male 200m Obstacles U15 Male 50m Swim with Fins U15 Male 100m Manikin Tow with Fins U15 Male 50m Manikin Carry U15 Male 100 Manikin Carry with Fins Ben Waterman U17 Male 2km Beach Run U17 Male 50m Swim with Fins Jakson Egan U17 Male 100m Manikin tow with Fins U17 Male 100 Manikin Carry with Fins U17 Male 200m Super Lifesaver Kane Smith U17 Male 50m Manikin Carry with Fins Chalise Pratt U17 Female Ironwoman U17 Female 50m Swim with Fins Nikita Fredonnet U17 Female Single Surf Ski U17 Female 2km Beach Run Kai Marchetto U15 Male Board Race Ellie Parsons U15 Female Beach Sprint Heather Burke U15 Female Board Race Mia Harrison U15 Female 50m Manikin Carry Harper Davies U14 Male Ironman Mikaela Innocent U14 Female Ironwoman

Bronze Names Event Jazmin Shipway Carr Open Female Single Ski Joshua Windsor Open Male Board Race Open Male 50m Swim with Fins Daniel Humble Open Male Single Surf Ski Jake Smith Open Male Surf Race Ben Jones Open Male 100m Rescue Medley Open Male 200m Super Lifesaver Olivia Schou Open Female 100m Rescue Medley Open Female 200m Super Lifesaver Lauren Smaniotto U21 Female Single Surf Ski Meg Warne U19 Female Single Surf Ski U19 Female Ironwoman Tyla Savage U19 Female Board Race Murray Lewin U17 Male Single Surf Ski Jakson Egan U17 Male Surf Race U17 Male 200m Obstacles U17 Male 50m Manikin Carry Patrick Eley U17 Male Ironman Ben Waterman U17 Male 100m Rescue Medley U17 Male 200m Super Lifesaver Dayna Tindall U17 Female Surf Race Grace Aberhart U17 Female Ironwoman Kai Marchetto U15 Male Surf Race Tallis Davies U15 Male 200m Obstacles Ellie Parsons U15 Female Beach Flags Jarvis Caren U14 Male Ironman

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Teams

Gold Names Event Fredonnet N/Graham C/Smaniotto L Open Female Board Relay Graham C/Nicholls A Open Female Double Ski Nicholls A/Smaniotto L/Warne R/Wood P Open Female Rescue Tube Rescue Graham C/Nicholls A/Wood P Open Female Single Ski Relay Pratt C/Smaniotto L/Tindall D/Warne R Open Female Surf Teams Graham C/Nicholls A/Warne R Open Female Taplin Relay Caren D/Eley P/Mulvay K Open Male Board Relay Jones B/Meldrum L/Savage W/Smith J Open Male Surf Teams Caren D/Humble D/Jones B/Morgan F/Mulvay K/Smith J Open Male Taplin Relay Egan J/Meldrum L/Smith C/Waterman B Open Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Egan J/Meldrum L/Smith C/Waterman B Open Male 4x25m Manikin Relay Crisp H/Shipway Carr J/Warne M U19 Female Board Relay Alibegovic S/Shipway Carr J U19 Female Double Ski Alibegovic S/Shipway Carr J/Warne M U19 Female Single Ski Relay Crisp H/Ferguson S/Savage T/Warne M U19 Female Surf Teams Crisp H/Shipway Carr J/Warne M U19 Female Taplin Relay Davies T/Egan J/Martin K/Meldrum L U19 Male Rescue Tube Rescue Aberhart G/Fredonnet N/Greenfield H U17 Female Board Relay Fredonnet N/Pratt C U17 Female Board Rescue Aberhart G/Fredonnet N/Schou U17 Female Single Ski Relay Aberhart G/Fredonnet N/Pratt C/Schou O U17 Female Surf Teams Fredonnet N/Greenfield H/Pratt C U17 Female Taplin Relay Eley P/Hunter M/Savage W U17 Male Board Relay Eley P/Savage W U17 Male Board Rescue Eley P/Lewin M/Savage W U17 Male Single Ski Relay Canton T/Egan J/Savage W/Waterman B U17 Male Surf Teams Egan J/Toms M/Waterman B U17 Male Taplin Relay Armstrong C/Attwell P/Ballardin J/Beazley D/Boisvert L/Bording D/Elliott B/Gillmore M/Gray T/Hill E/Moar G/Parsons E/Ramsay B/Ramsay M/Upfold C

U17 Mixed March Past

Burke H/Innocent M/Leahc H Youth Female Board Relay Caren J/Marchetto K/Raemaekers J Youth Male Board Relay Foley L/Marchetto K Youth Male Board Rescue Foley L/Marchetto K/Okines J/Raemaekers J Youth Male Cameron Relay Canton T/Savage W U15 Male Line Throw

Silver Names Event Boutle R/Bowbridge S/Bowie T/Lynch P/Marchesani H O’Shea M/Savage P/Smith L/Smith K/Taylor P/Waldeck M/ Whitaker J

Open Mixed March Past

Greenfield H/Shipway Carr J/Warne R Open Female Board Relay Greenfield H/Pratt C Open Female Board Rescue Smaniotto L/Wood P Open Female Double Ski Fredonnet N/Pratt C/Wood P Open Female Taplin Relay Mulvay K/Smith J Open Male Board Rescue Baker R/Humble D Open Male Double Ski Bowbridge M/Humble D/Jones B/Smith J Open Male Rescue Tube Rescue Baker R/Holmes B/Sarson B Open Male Single Ski Relay Graham C/Humble D Open Mixed Double Ski Egan J/Jones B Open Male Line Throw Humble D/Jones B/Smith K/Windsor J Open 4x25m Manikin Relay Humble D/Jones B/Smith K/Windsor J Open 4x50m Medley Relay Eley P/Lewin M U19 Male Double Ski Eley P/Savage/Waterman B U19 Male Single Ski Relay Canton T/Davies T/Ferguson C/Meldrum L U19 Male Surf Teams Eley P/Hunter M/Savage W U19 Male Taplin Relay Pratt C/Schou O/Sheppard I-R U17 Female Board Relay Martin K/Naylor B/Toms M U17 Male Board Relay Hunter M/Waterman B U17 Male Board Rescue

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Hunter M/Toms M/Waterman B U17 Male Single Ski Relay Eley P/Hunter M/Savage W U17 Male Taplin Relay Pratt C/Schou O U17 Female Line Throw Ferguson A/Leach H Youth Female Board Rescue Burke H/Ferguson A/Leach H/Parsons E Youth Female Cameron Relay Caren J/Davies H/Foley L/Marchetto K Youth Male Surf Teams

Bronze Names Event Smaniotto L/Warne R Open Female Board Rescue Alibegovic S/Shipway Carr J/Smaniotto L Open Female Single Ski Relay Hunter M/Naylor B/Toms M Open Male Board Relay Caren D/Jones B Open Male Board Rescue Morgan F/Sarson B Open Male Double Ski Egan J/Meldrum L/Palmer T/Windsor J Open Male Rescue Tube Rescue Caren D/Humble D/Morgan F Open Male Single Ski Relay Baker R/Canton T/Eley P/Savage W/Tsirigotis G/Windsor J Open Male Taplin Relay Baker R/Nicholls A Open Mixed Double Ski Humble D/Jones B/Smith K/Windsor J Open Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Egan J/Meldrum L/Smith C/Waterman B Open Male 4x50m Medley Relay Ferguson S/Savage T/Windsor E U19 Female Board Relay Pratt C/Sheppard I-R U19 Female Board Rescue Savage T/Warne M U19 Female Double Ski Alibegovic S/Crisp H/Savage T/Warne M U19 Female Rescue Tube Rescue Ferguson S/Savage T/Windsor E U19 Female Single Ski Relay Alibegovic S/Savage T/Windsor E U19 Female Taplin Relay Davies T/Martin K/Smith K U19 Male Board Relay Meldrum L/Naylor B U19 Male Board Rescue Lewin M/Smith K/Vaisey W U19 Male Single Ski Relay Egan J/Toms M/Waterman B U19 Male Taplin Relay Greenfield H/Harrison M U17 Female Board Rescue Elliott B/Pratt C/Sheppard I-R U17 Female Single Ski Relay Elliot B/Harrison M/Sheppard I-R/Tindall D U17 Female Surf Teams Aberhart G/Schou O/Sheppard I-R U17 Female Taplin Relay Canton T/Lewin M/Waterman B U17 Male Board Relay Canton T/Lewin M/Naylor B U17 Male Taplin Relay Ferguson A/Innocent M/Leach H/Lourey S Youth Female Surf Teams

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WA State Endurance Championships

Gold Names Event Ben Jones Open Male Board Race (3km) Open Male Swim Race (2km) Daniel Humble Open male Ski Race (9km) Hannah Crisp Open Female Board Race (3km) Open Female Swim Race (2km) Byron Kimber U19 Male Board Race (3km) U19 Male Swim Race (2km) Patrick Eley U17 Male Board Race (3km) U17 Male Ski Race (6km) Ben Waterman U17 Male Beach Run (4km) Nikita Fredonnet U17 Female Board Race (3km) U17 Female Ski Race (6km) U17 Female Beach Run (4km) Chalise Pratt U17 Female Race (2km) Kai Marchetto U15 Male Board Race (3km) Jarvis Caren U14 Male Board Race (3km) U14 Male Swim Race (2km) Mikaela Innocent U14 Female Board Race (2km) U14 Female Beach Run (4km) Reg Beaton 55 + Male Board Race (3km) Mike Cook 55 + Male Swim Race (2km) Carolyn Ryan 35-54 Female Ski Race (6km) Julie Foley 45-54 Female Beach Run (2km) Joshua Neervoort U13 Male Beach Run (2km) Jules Fredonnet U13 Male Nipper Gold Sarah Beiers U12 Female Beach Run (2km) Luna Harrison U12 Nipper Gold

Silver Names Event Paige Wood Open Female Board Race (3km) Open Female Ski Race (9km) Will Savage U17 Male Board Race (3km) U17 Male Swim Race (2km) U17 Male Ski Race (6km) Grace Aberhart U17 Female Board Race (3km) Mia Harrison U17 Female Swim Race (2km) Kai Marchetto U15 Male Swim Race (2km) Holly Leach U15 Female Beach Run (4km) Harper Davies U14 Male Board Race (3km) U14 Male Swim Race (2km) Nyah Gray U14 Female Beach Run (4km) Julien Fredonnet 35-44 Male Board Race (3km) Carolyn Ryan 45-54 Female Swim Race (2km) Nicole Jahn 35-54 Female Ski Race (6km) Rod Bennet/ Bruce Boelen/Eric Boelen/Ken Foster/Mark Irwin 160 Min Male Surf Boat Joshua Neervoort U13 Male Nipper Gold

Bronze Names Event Matthew Toms U17 Male Board Race (3km) Ben Waterman U17 Male Swim Race (2km) U17 Male Ski Race (6km) Oliva Schou U17 Female Ski Race (6km) Rhys Bawden U14 Male Board Race (3km) Liam Foley U14 Male Swim Race (2km) Mike cook 55 + Male Board Race (3km) Julien Fredonnet 35-44 Male Beach Run (2km) Mark Doick 45-54 Male Beach Run (2km)

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WA State Masters’ Championships Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 541 2 North Cottesloe 519 3 Sorrento 298

Individual Medallists

Gold Name Event Name Event David Cain 30-34 Male Ironman Dianne Doick 50-54 Female Beach Sprint Kate Mosel 35-39 Female Single Ski Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Ironwoman Adam Bloomfield 35-39 Male Board Race 50-54 Female Single Ski Daniel Humble 35-39 Male Single Ski 50-54 Female Surf Race Julie Foley 45-49 Female Beach Flags Reg Beaton 55-59 Male Board Race 45-49 Female Beach Run (2km) 55-59 Male Ironman Nicole Jahn 45-49 Female Ironwoman Neil Bowie 60-64 Male Board Race Natalie Morris 45-49 Female Surf Race 60-64 Male Ironman Bradley Headling 45-49 Male Board Race Douglas Bandy 65-69 Male Beach Flags 45-49 Male Ironman 65-69 Male Beach Sprint

Silver Name Event Name Event Kate Mosel 35-39 Female Board Race Dianne Doick 50-54 Female Beach Run (2km) Lynne Whittle 35-39 Female S9urf Race Carolyn Ryan 50-54 Female Board Race David Cain 35-39 Male Board Race David Host 55-59 Male Ironman 35-39 Male Surf Race 55-59 Male Single Ski Adam Bloomfield 35-39 Male Single Ski Jenny Taylor 60-64 Female Board Race Julien Fredonnet 40-44 Male Beach Run (2km) Warren Myers 60-64 Male Board Race John Wikstrom 45-49 Male Beach Run (2km) Clem Ryan 60-64 Male Ironman Rob Innocent 45-49 Male Board Race Douglas Bandy 65-69 Male Beach Run (1km) 45-49 Male Ironman Michael Cook 70 + Male Board Race Bradley Headling 45-49 Male Surf Race 70 + Male Ironman

Bronze Name Event Name Event Lauren Roberston 30-34 Female Board Race Rob Innocent 45-49 Male Single Ski 30-34 Female Ironwoman Dianne Doick 50-54 Female Beach Flags 30-34 Female Surf Race Luciano Sabatino 55-59 Male Beach Flags Lynne Whittle 35-39 Female Board Race David Host 55-59 Male Board Race Kate Mosel 35-39 Female Ironwoman Reg Beaton 55-59 Male Surf Race 35-39 Female Surf Race Warren Myers 60-64 Male Surf Race Meghann Tysoe 40-44 Female Single Ski Brian Campbell 70 + Male Board Race Julien Fredonnet 40-44 Male Board Race 70 + Male Ironman Kathleen Lowry 45-49 Female Single Ski Michael Cook 70 + Male Surf Race John Wikstrom 45-49 Male Beach Sprint

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Team Medallists

Gold Names Event Bloomfield A/Cain D/Upfold L 110 Min Male Surf Teams Cain D/Fredonnet J/Upfold L 110 Min Male Taplin Relay Bloomfield A/Fredonnet J/Mulvay M 130 Min Male Board Relay Jolliffe G/Morris N/Ryan C 150 Min Female Surf Teams Doick D/Morris N/Ryan C 150 Min Female Taplin Relay Beaton R/Headling B/Innocent R 150 Min Male Surf Teams Bowie N/Headling B/Sturgeon N 150 Min Male Taplin Relay Jahn N/Tysoe M 35-39 Female Double Ski Fredonnet J/Innocent R 40-44 Male Board Rescue Morris N/Ryan C 45-49 Female Board Rescue Headling B/Upfold L 45-49 Male Board Rescue Beaton R/Bowie N 55-59 Male Board Rescue

Silver Names Event Mosel K/Robertson L/Tysoe M 110 Min Female Board Relay Mosel K/Ryan K/Tysoe M 110 Min Female Single Ski Relay Bloomfield A/Headling B/Sturgeon N 110 Min Male Single Ski Relay Doick D/Jahn N/Ryan C 150 Min Female board Relay Beaton R/Host D/Innocent R 150 Min Male Board Relay Denniston R/Doick D/Foley J/Price R 170 Min Female Beach Relay Bowie N/Cook M/Doick M 170 Min Male Board Relay Cook M/Mulvay M/Vivers 170 Min Male Surf Teams Lowry K/Ryan C 45-49 Female Double Ski Beaton R/Sabatino L 55-59 Male Double Ski

Bronze Names Event Jahn N/Mosel K/Whittle L 110 Min Female Surf Teams Lowry K/Mosel K/Robertson L 110 Min Female Taplin Relay Jahn N/Lowry K/Whittle L 130 Min Female Surf Teams Jahn N/Lowry K/Taylor J 150 Min Female Single Ski Relay Headling B/Sabatino L/Upfold L 150 Min Male Board Relay Beaton R/Cook M/Host D 170 Min Male Taplin Relay Bandy D/Brooks D/Sabatino L/Wikstrom J 200 Min Male Beach Relay Denniston R/Jahn N 40-44 Female Board Rescue Ryan C/Ryan C 50 + Mixed Double Ski Host D/Jay A 55-59 Male Board Rescue Campbell B/Cook M 65-69 Male Board Rescue

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WA Nipper State Championships Rank Club Total Points 1 Trigg Island 340 2 Sorrento 317 3 Cottesloe 240

Trophies Under 13 Male Nipper Age Champion Zachary Mills

Individual Medallists

Gold Name Event Name Event Paea Zaffino U8 Female Beach Sprint Sarah Beiers U12 Female Ironwoman U8 Female Beach Flags Daniel Beales U12 Male 100m Obstacles Sophia Chenoweth U8 Female Beach Surf Race U12 Male 50m Swim with Fins Isabella Neervoort U10 Female Board Race U12 Male 50m Brick Carry Elyn Bawden U10 Female 50m Brick Carry U13 Male Surf Race Carmen Wheeler U11 Female Beach Sprint Joshua Neervoort U13 Male 1km Beach Run Nelli Johnson U11 Female 50m Swim with

Fins Jules Fredonnet U13 Male Board Race

Sarah Beiers U11 Female 100m Obstacles Zachary Mills U13 Male Ironman U11 Female 50m Brick Carry

Silver Name Event Name Event Isabella Neervoort U10 Female 1km Beach run Sarah Beiers U12 Female Beach Flags

Kate Rigoll U10 Female 50m Swim with

Fins

Luna Harrison U11 Female 50m Swim with Fins

Carmen Wheeler U11 Female Beach Flags U12 Female 1km Beach Run

Milly Kok U11 Female Board Race Madison Radalj U13 Female 1km Beach Run

Dylan George U11 Male Ironman Tristan Heathcote-Marks

U13 Male Beach flags

Nelli Johnson U11 Female 50m Brick Carry U13 Male 1km Beach Run

U12 Female Surf Race Zachary Mills U13 Male Surf Race

Bronze Name Event Name Event Macy Boisvert U10 Female Beach Sprint Sarah Beiers U11 Female %0m Swim with Fins Isabella Neervoort U10 Female Ironwoman U12 Female Beach Sprint Elyn Bawden U10 Female 100m Obstacles Ella Canton U12 Female 200m Obstacles U10 Female 50m Swim with

Fins Madison Radalj U13 Female Beach Sprint

Kate Rigoll U10 Femae 50m Brick Carry Josh Daws U13 Male Beach Flags Natalie van Selm U11 Female Ironwoman Joshua Neervoort U13 Male Ironman Lucca Zaffino U11 Male Beach Flags

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Team Medallists

Gold Names Event Kok M/Mackey O/van Selm N/Wheeler C U11 Female Cameron Relay Beiers S/Cassey E/Johnson N/Sexton H U12 Female Beach Relay Burke C/Parsons K/Toms B U13 Male Board Relay Fredonnet J/Mills Z U13 Male Board Rescue Aitchison E/Burke C/Heathcote-Marks T/Mills Z U13 Male Cameron Relay Beales D/Fredonnet J/Mills Z/Neervoort J U13 Male Surf Teams Bawden E/Springer M U10 Female Line throw Kapica J/Nelligan B U11 Male Line Throw Beiers S/Harrison L U11 Female Line Throw Davies H/Walker L U13 Male Line Throw Beiers S/Harrison L/Johansson M/Johnson N U10/11 Female 4x50m Obstacle Relay Johansson M/Johnson N U10/11 Female 100m Patient Tow with Fins Beiers S/Harrison L/Johansson M/Johnson N U10/11 Female 4x50m Medley Relay

Silver Names Event Fredonnet J/Gillmore M/Hilbrands M/Kok Z/Kok M/Moar O/Moore Z/Neervoort J/Negus A/Parsons K/Potts H/RamsayC/Upfold E

All Age March Past

Cabello S/Mackey O/McGough J/Wheeler C U11 Female Beach Relay Bawden E/Kok M/Rigoll K U11 Female Board Relay Bawden E/Cabello S/Rigoll /van Selm N U11 Female Surf Teams Beanland J/George D/Headling H/Zaffino L U11 Male Cameron Relay Fredonnet J/Mills Z/Neervoort J U13 Male Board Relay Daws J/Neervoort J/Pascall K/Toms B U13 Male Cameron Relay Johansson M/Johnson N U11 Female Line Throw Kapica J/Nelligan B/Nelligan R/Walker A U10/11 Male 4x25m Brick Carry Relay Beiers S/Harrison L/Johansson M/Johnson N U10/11 Female 4x25m Brick Carry Relay Bawden R/Beales D/Davies H/Walker L U12/13 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Bawden R/Beales D U12/13 Male 100m Patient Tow with Fins Bawden R/Beales D/Davies H/Walker L U12/13 Male 4x25m Brick Carry Relay

Bronze Names Event Beeney A/Boisvert M/Radalj I/Whitney Z U10 Female Beach Relay Hemmingway G/McManis T/Nelligan/Walker A U10 Male Beach Relay Cheeseman T/McManis T/Pascucci M U10 Male Board Relay Chester L/McManis T/Nelligan R/Walker A U10 Male Surf Teams Kok M/van Selm N U11 Female Board Rescue Beiers S/McManis G/Moore Z U12 Female Board Relay Harrison L/Johansson M U12 Female Board Rescue McManis G/Moar O/Nowrojee H/Pressley A U12 Female Cameron Relay Daws J/Heathcote-Marks T/Toms B/Zaffino F U13 Male Beach Relay Kapica J/Nelligan B/Nelligan R/Walker A U10/11 Male 4x50m Obstacle Relay Beiers S/Harnett C U10/11 Female 100m Patient Tow with Fins Kapica J/Nelligan B/Nelligan R/Walker A U10/11 Male 4x50m Medley Relay Davies H/Walker L U12/13 Male 100m Patient Tow with Fins Bawden R/Beales D/Davies H/Walker L U12/13 Male 4x50m Medley Relay

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SLSA AWARDS

Bronze Medallion

Aberhart Grace Holt Lachlan

Arbel Ella Hunter Jade

Bright Aaron Hunter Max

Caton Tane Lawson Sophie

Denniston Raelee Macmahon Annabelle

Eastwood Taia Martin Kobi

Fiore Rafael Muir Lachlan

Forrest Jack Mulvay Indie-Lee

Fredonnet Nikita Papineau Kai

Gallivan Olivia Pascucci Daniella

Gillmore Alessandra Pieters Olivia

Gray Tahlia Sheppard India-Rose

Harrison Mia Upfold Luke

Holmes Jason Waller Gabrielle

Surf Rescue Certificate

Aitchison Ellis Foster Simon

Arbel Tal Fredonnet Jules

Armstrong Ben Gray Robert

Armstrong Kai Gu Liyang

Beeney Mike Haar-Bellekom Amalie

Boisvert Mike Haar-Bellekom Anita

Boisvert Tom Hannigan Andrew

Bryant Naomi Hannon Gregory

Bunton Thomas Hantke Joshua

Burke Charlie Heathcote-Marks Tea

Canton Ella Heathcote-Marks Tristan

Cassey Jacob Heaton Kathryn

Castaneda Henao Oslu Henderson Paul

Clancy Jon Hort Matt

Cliff Sarah Keddie Daniel

Counsell Christopher Lammers Sylvana

Davis Jason Lancaster Matthew

Dines Andre Lepri Travis

Durey Tamsin Lourey Samantha

Fabre Andre Mackin Isabella

Findlay Rosalyn Mann Kimberley

Foley Liam Mills Zachary

Foley Lucinda Montgomery Logan

Forrest Coen Muir Ella

Foster Bryony Neervoort Joshua

Nowrojee Joshua Rigoll Antony

O’Neill Shaun Rule Jaya

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Pascall Koby Springer Darren

Pfammatter Kylian Stoffers George

Phillips Taj Sutherland Jane

Philo Darren Toms Benjamin

Potts Hannah Upfold Chloe

Radalj Jasmine Van Geffen Neva

Radford Kimberlee Wheeler Samson

Rego Frederico Woolhouse Caitlin

Rigg Sam Woolhouse Philip

Wright Jen

IRB Crew Certificate

Armstrong Clare Mulvay Laine

Gray Tahlia Piercy Lillian

Greenfield Hannah Ramsay Mikayla

Macmahon Annabelle Savage Will

McArtney Philip Shipway Carr Jazmin

Morris-Parmer Jesse Stewart-Robinson Katharine

Morris-Parmer Josh Windsor Emily

Mulvay Indie-Lee

Silver Medallion IRB Driver Certificate

Bright Jake Lindup Kaelan

Advanced Resuscitation Techniques (AID)

Armstrong Clare Mulvay Susan

Cunningham Lucie Naylor Jasmine

Doick Dianne Ramsay Mikayla

Doick Mark Savage Tyla

Dzieciol Karolina Savage Will

Holt Alexander Shipway Carr Jazmin

Lawson Sophie Smaniotto Lauren

Meyers Caleb Smith Jake

Morris-Parmer Jesse Smith Kane

Morris-Parmer Josh Warne Meg

Mulvay Laine

WA Training Officer (IRB)

Mulvay Elana

WA Training Officer (IRB) Holt Adrienne

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WA Facilitator (Spinal Management)

Journet Nicholas

Silver Medallion Beach Management

Alibegovic Selma Savage

Oudejans James

Spinal Management

Cunningham Lucie Meyers Caleb

Dzieciol Gabriel Savage Tyla

Dzieciol Karolina Savage Will

Johnson Cooper Smaniotto Lauren

Macmahon Annabelle Smith Jake

Pain Management

Caren Devon Mulvay Kelton

Hunter Yasmin Savage Tyla

Johnson Cooper Warne Meg

Lindup Kaelan Warne Ruby

Meldrum Lachlan Windsor Emily

Morgan Fergus Wood Paige

First Aid (AID)

Duguid Kevin Sansalone Giovanni

Meldrum Bronwyn Smaniotto Lauren

Ryan Carolyn Taylor Jenny

Ryan Clem Taylor Peter

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2019 Annual Dinner

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Financial Report

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2019

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Contents For the Year Ended 30 April 2019

Page

Financial Statements

Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income 1

Statement of Financial Position 2

Statement of Changes in Equity 3

Statement of Cash Flows 4

Notes to the Financial Statements 5

Statement by Members of the Committee 14

Independent Audit Report 15

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income For the Year Ended 30 April 2019

1

Note 2019 2018

Revenue 4 611,444 563,130

Depreciation and amortisation expense (99,460) (163,074)

Lifesaving and Education (25,468) (24,271)

Competition (80,814) (67,525)

Administration expenses (46,168) (34,221)

Food, beverage and merchandise expenses (134,893) (113,827)

Membership (20,294) (18,838)

Juniors and Youth (28,189) (30,031)

Building (35,604) (58,992)

Finance (4,328) (3,325)

Other Club expenses (34,115) (17,575)

Employee benefits expense (68,672) (72,231)

Surplus / (Deficit) for the year 33,439 (40,780)

Other comprehensive income

Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss - -

Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss - -

Other comprehensive surplus for the year, net of tax

Total comprehensive surplus / (deficit) for the year 33,439 (40,780)

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Financial Position 30 April 2019

2

Note 2019 2018

$ $

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents 5 363,360 288,472

Trade and other receivables 6 10,636 11,308

Inventories 40,007 36,309

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 414,003 336,089

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

Property, plant and equipment 7 842,530 884,465

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 842,530 844,465

TOTAL ASSETS 1,256,533 1,220,554

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Trade and other payables 8 6,983 28,081

Employee benefits 10 12,089 14,688

Other financial liabilities 9 1,573 5,004

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 20,645 47,773

TOTAL LIABILITIES 20,645 47,773

NET ASSETS 1,235,888 1,172,781

EQUITY

Retained earnings 1,235,888 1,172,781

TOTAL EQUITY 1,235,888 1,172,781

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Changes in Equity For the Year Ended 30 April 2019

3

2019

Retained Earnings

$

Balance at 1 May 2018 1,172,781

Surplus/(Deficit) for the year 33,439

Adjustment to Depreciation in the 2017/18 season 29,668

Other comprehensive income

Revaluation increment (decrement) -

Balance at 30 April 2019 1,235,888

2018

Retained Earnings

$

Balance at 1 May 2017 1,213,561

Surplus/(Deficit) for the year (40,780)

Other comprehensive income

Prior Year adjustment -

Balance at 30 April 2018 1,172,781

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Statement of Cash Flows For the Year Ended 30 April 2019

4

Note 2019 2018

$ $

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:

Membership funds received 164,269 163,963

Merchandise 53,931 46,438

Food, bar and kitchen 172,138 146,795

Other receipts 204,735 188,560

Donations received 13,612 13,463

Payments to suppliers and employees (503,441) (423,592)

Interest Paid (487)

Net cash provided by/(used in) operating activities 105,244 135,140

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:

Proceeds from sale of plant and equipment 7,273 3,000

Purchase of property, plant and equipment (37,629) (67,340)

Net cash used by investing activities (30,356) (64,340)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES:

Repayment of borrowings - (29,310)

Net cash used by financing activities - (29,310)

Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents held

74,888 41,490

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 288,472 246,982

Cash and cash equivalents at end of financial year 5 363,360 288,472

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 April 2019

5

The financial statements cover Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc as an individual entity. Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc is a not-for-profit Association incorporated in Western Australia under the Associations Incorporation Act (WA) 2015 ('the Act').

The principal activities of the Association for the year ended 30 April 2019 were:

• Provision of weekend patrols on our beach in delivering an essential lifesaving service;

• Provision of training courses to enhance the skills of our members; and

• Participate in Surf Sports events, locally, interstate and internationally.

The functional and presentation currency of Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc is Australian dollars.

The financial report was authorised for issue by the Committee of Management on 29 May 2019.

Comparatives are consistent with prior years, unless otherwise stated.

1 Basis of Preparation

The financial statements are general purpose financial statements that have been prepared in accordance with the Australian Accounting Standards and the Act.

The accounting policies set out below have been consistently applied to all years presented.

2 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(a) Income Tax

The Association is exempt from income tax under Division 50 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

(b) Leases

Lease payments for operating leases, where substantially all of the risks and benefits remain with the lessor, are charged as expenses on a straight-line basis over the life of the lease term.

Lease incentives under operating leases are recognised as a liability and amortised on a straight-line basis over the life of the lease term.

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Revenue is recognised when the amount of the revenue can be measured reliably, it is probable that economic benefits associated with the transaction will flow to the Association and specific criteria relating to the type of revenue as noted below, has been satisfied.

Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable and is presented net of returns, discounts and rebates.

All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).

Sale of goods

Revenue is recognised on transfer of goods to the customer as this is deemed to be the point in time when risks and rewards are transferred and there is no longer any ownership or effective control over the goods.

Grant revenue

Grant revenue is recognised in the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income when the entity obtains control of the grant, it is probable that the economic benefits gained from the grant will flow to the entity and the amount of the grant can be measured reliably.

When grant revenue is received whereby the entity incurs an obligation to deliver economic value directly back to the contributor, this is considered a reciprocal transaction and the grant revenue is recognised in the statement of financial position as a liability until the service has been delivered to the contributor, otherwise the grant is recognised as income on receipt.

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc receives non-reciprocal contributions of assets from the government and other parties for zero or a nominal value. These assets are recognised at fair value on the date of acquisition in the statement of financial position, with a corresponding amount of income recognised in the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income.

Donations

Donations and bequests are recognised as revenue when received.

Interest revenue

Interest is recognised using the effective interest method.

Rendering of services

Revenue in relation to rendering of services is recognised depending on whether the outcome of the services can be estimated reliably. If the outcome can be estimated reliably then the stage of completion of the services is used to determine the appropriate level of revenue to be recognised in the period.

If the outcome cannot be reliably estimated then revenue is recognised to the extent of expenses recognised that are recoverable.

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Gain on disposal of non-current assets

When a non-current asset is disposed, the gain or loss is calculated by comparing proceeds received with its carrying amount and is taken to profit or loss.

Other income

Other income is recognised on an accruals basis when the Association is entitled to it.

(d) Borrowing costs

Borrowing costs that are directly attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of a qualifying asset are capitalised as part of the cost of that asset.

All other borrowing costs are recognised as an expense in the period in which they are incurred.

(e) Goods and services tax (GST)

Revenue, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST), except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

Receivables and payable are stated inclusive of GST.

The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is included as part of receivables or payables in the statement of financial position.

Cash flows in the statement of cash flows are included on a gross basis and the GST component of cash flows arising from investing and financing activities which is recoverable from, or payable to, the taxation authority is classified as operating cash flows.

(f) Inventories

Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

Inventories acquired at no cost, or for nominal consideration are valued at the current replacement cost as at the date of acquisition, which is the deemed cost.

(g) Property, plant and equipment

Each class of property, plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation and impairment.

Items of property, plant and equipment acquired for nil or nominal consideration have been recorded at the acquisition date fair value.

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Where the cost model is used, the asset is carried at its cost less any accumulated depreciation and any impairment losses. Costs include purchase price, other directly attributable costs and the initial estimate of the costs of dismantling and restoring the asset, where applicable.

Assets measured using the revaluation model are carried at fair value at the revaluation date less any subsequent accumulated depreciation and impairment losses. Revaluations are performed whenever there is a material movement in the value of an asset under the revaluation model.

Plant and equipment

Plant and equipment are measured using the revaluation model.

Depreciation

Property, plant and equipment, excluding freehold land, is depreciated on a straight-line basis over the assets useful life to the Association, commencing when the asset is ready for use.

Leased assets and leasehold improvements are amortised over the shorter of either the unexpired period of the lease or their estimated useful life.

The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable asset are shown below:

Fixed asset class Depreciation rate

Furniture, Fixtures and Fittings 5% - 20%

Competition Equipment 10%-20%

Leasehold improvements 5% - 20%

At the end of each annual reporting period, the depreciation method, useful life and residual value of each asset is reviewed. Any revisions are accounted for prospectively as a change in estimate.

(h) Financial instruments

Financial instruments are recognised initially using trade date accounting, i.e. on the date that the Association becomes party to the contractual provisions of the instrument.

On initial recognition, all financial instruments are measured at fair value plus transaction costs (except for instruments measured at fair value through profit or loss where transaction costs are expensed as incurred).

Financial Assets

Financial assets are divided into the following categories which are described in detail below:

• loans and receivables;

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Financial assets are assigned to the different categories on initial recognition, depending on the characteristics of the instrument and its purpose. A financial instrument’s category is relevant to the way it is measured and whether any resulting income and expenses are recognised in profit or loss or in other comprehensive income.

All income and expenses relating to financial assets are recognised in the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income in the ‘finance income’ or ‘finance costs’ line item respectively.

Loans and receivables

Loans and receivables are non-derivative financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted in an active market. They arise principally through the provision of goods and services to customers but also incorporate other types of contractual monetary assets.

After initial recognition these are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method, less provision for impairment. Any change in their value is recognised in profit or loss.

The Association’s trade and other receivables fall into this category of financial instruments.

Significant receivables are considered for impairment on an individual asset basis when they are past due at the reporting date or when objective evidence is received that a specific counterparty will default.

The amount of the impairment is the difference between the net carrying amount and the present value of the future expected cash flows associated with the impaired receivable.

In some circumstances, the Association renegotiates repayment terms with customers which may lead to changes in the timing of the payments, the Association does not necessarily consider the balance to be impaired, however assessment is made on a case-by-case basis.

Any gain or loss arising from derivative financial instruments is based on changes in fair value, which is determined by direct reference to active market transactions or using a valuation technique where no active market exists.

Financial liabilities

Financial liabilities are classified as either financial liabilities ‘at fair value through profit or loss’ or other financial liabilities depending on the purpose for which the liability was acquired. Although the Association uses derivative financial instruments in economic hedges of currency and interest rate risk, it does not hedge account for these transactions.

The Association‘s financial liabilities include borrowings, trade and other payables (including finance lease liabilities), which are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method.

Impairment of financial assets

At the end of the reporting period the Association assesses whether there is any objective evidence that a financial asset or group of financial assets is impaired.

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(i) Cash and cash equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents comprises cash on hand, demand deposits and short-term investments which are readily convertible to known amounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of change in value.

Bank overdrafts also form part of cash equivalents for the purpose of the statement of cash flows and are presented within current liabilities on the statement of financial position.

(j) Employee benefits

Provision is made for the Association's liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered by employees to the end of the reporting period. Employee benefits that are expected to be wholly settled within one year have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled.

3 Critical Accounting Estimates and Judgments

The directors make estimates and judgements during the preparation of these financial statements regarding assumptions about current and future events affecting transactions and balances.

These estimates and judgements are based on the best information available at the time of preparing the financial statements, however as additional information is known then the actual results may differ from the estimates.

The significant estimates and judgements made have been described below.

Key estimates - receivables

The receivables at reporting date have been reviewed to determine whether there is any objective evidence that any of the receivables are impaired. An impairment provision is included for any receivable where the entire balance is not considered collectible. No impairment exists in the current financial period.

Key estimates - inventory

Each item on inventory is reviewed on an annual basis to determine whether it is being carried at higher than its net realisable value. During the year, management have written down inventory based on best estimate of the net realisable value, although until the time that inventory is sold this is an estimate.

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4 Revenue and Other Income

2019 2018

$ $

Sales revenue

- Membership fees 157,510 152,396

- Sale of food, beverage and merchandise 226,069 193,235

383,579 345,631

Other revenue

- Donations and fundraising 26,118 23,486

- Sponsorship and grants 96,860 117,920

- Other trading revenue 103,895 75,522

- Finance income 992 571

Total Revenue 611,444 563,130

5 Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash at bank and in hand 363,360 288,472

363,360 288,472

6 Trade and Other Receivables

CURRENT

Trade receivables 8,636 8,308 Deposit paid 2,000 3,000 10,636 11,308

7 Property, plant and equipment

Plant and equipment

At cost 555,687 562,956

Accumulated depreciation (352,254) (335,102)

203,433 227,854

Leasehold Improvements

At cost 1,240,314 1,240,314

Accumulated amortisation (601,217) (583,703)

639,097 656,611

842,530 884,465

(a) Movements in Carrying Amounts

Plant and Equipment

Leasehold Improvements

$ $

Year ended 30 April 2019

Balance at the beginning of year 227,854 656,611

Additions 38,558

Adjustment to 2017/18 depreciation 29,668

Disposals (10,701)

Depreciation expense (52,278) (47,182)

Balance at the end of the year 203,433 639,097

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During the 2018/19 audit process it was determined that the Leasehold Improvements were over depreciated by $29,668. This was correct in the 2018/19 reports.

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8 Trade and Other Payables

2019 2018

$ $

Current

Trade payables 5,713 31,252

GST payable/(receivable) (2,209) (4,435)

Other payables 3,479 1,264

6,983 28,081

Trade and other payables are unsecured, non-interest bearing and are normally settled within 30 days. The carrying amounts are considered to be a reasonable approximation of fair value.

9 Other Financial Liabilities

CURRENT

Amounts received in advance 1,573 5,004

Total 1,573 5,004

10 Employee Benefits

Current liabilities

Annual leave 6,079 9,802

Long Service Leave 6,010 4,886

12,089 14,688

11 Auditors' Remuneration

Remuneration of Optima Audit, for:

- auditing or reviewing the financial statements

4,000 4000

12 Contingencies

In the opinion of the Committee of Management, the Association did not have any contingencies at 30 April 2019.

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15 Events after the end of the Reporting Period

The financial report was authorised for issue on 27 May 2019 by the Committee of Management.

No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations of the Association, the results of those operations or the state of affairs of the Association in future financial years.

16 Statutory Information

The registered office of the association is: The principal place of business is:

Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc

360 West Coast Drive 360 West Coast Drive

Trigg, WA, 6029 Trigg, WA, 6029

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Statement by Members of the Committee

In the opinion of the committee the financial report as set out on pages 1 to 13: 1. Present fairly the financial position of Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club Inc as at 30 April 2019 and its

performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards (including Australian Accounting Interpretations) of the Australian Accounting Standards Board.

2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club

Inc will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the committee and is signed for and on behalf of the committee by:

President ........Daniel Humble.................................................................................

Treasurer.........Hayden Marchetto................................................................................ Dated this .................31st............. day of ...................May........... 2019

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