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2021AWARDS OFEXCELLENCE

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President’s Welcome It is my sincere pleasure to welcome you all to the 18th Annual Life Saving Victoria Awards of Excellence. This event allows us to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our dedicated and hard-working volunteers, staff and members of the broader aquatic community.

Life Saving Victoria’s members, from those out on the beach, working tirelessly behind the scenes, providing valuable training and those in the wider aquatic, fitness and recreation industry, are the backbone of our organisation and ensure we continue our mission of preventing aquatic related death and injury.

This past season, more than ever, has seen our members rise to the challenge, dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent restrictions and lockdowns that have come with it. The response from our volunteer lifesavers and lifeguards has been fantastic. They performed 612 rescues, attended 650 major first aid incidents and 5,977 minor first aid incidents, and undertook 233,700 preventative actions, to help keep approximately 3.7 million visitors to Victorian patrolled beaches safe. This highlights the quality of training and education that is provided to Life Saving Victoria’s 38,809 volunteer members.

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The 2020/21 summer season also saw over 4,000 participants compete across junior, youth/senior and masters carnivals, supported by hundreds of volunteer officials, team managers, coaches, water safety and powercraft personnel.As we move forward, I am confident that the future of lifesaving in Victoria is in strong hands. During the last season year, 10,565 nippers received education in water safety and lifesaving skills. In addition, 1,413 volunteers took advantage of 35 member development programs offered by Life Saving Victoria.

During the past year, while numbers overall were reduced due to restrictions, many students learnt to swim through our 130 Swim and Survive providers, nearly 13,000 students from 96 schools participated in LSV education programs and nearly 30,000 candidates participated in LSV training courses, including those delivered by licensees and services members.Together, we provide an essential community service, and the contribution made by all our members is immense. I would personally like to thank and congratulate everyone in the organisation for their continued involvement and ongoing commitment to keeping our many beaches, pools and waterways safe year-round.

The Awards of Excellence recognise those who have gone above and beyond for lifesaving and water safety in Victoria. I would like to congratulate each of our 2021 award nominees for their efforts, as well as the support provided by their family, friends and work colleagues, which makes their lifesaving commitments possible.

We could not keep our aquatic environments safe and undertake the vital work we do without the support of the Victorian Government, and I would like to acknowledge and thank them for their contribution to lifesaving in Victoria, and their commitment to our future initiatives.I would also like to thank our major partners for this event, namely Westpac, Microflite, Marsh and Brande. In addition, Ampol, Isuzu, DHL and Westpac are national sponsors of Surf Life Saving Australia, and we are thrilled that they are on board locally to celebrate the achievements at a state level.

Finally, I would like to thank the members of our Awards of Excellence and Honours and Awards committees who work tirelessly to make this event possible. Thank you for joining us for this very special occasion, as we reflect on the last year, and also look forward to the year ahead.

Yours in lifesaving,Paul James ASM

LSV President

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Order of proceedingsWelcome & Introductions

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Welcome from Master of Ceremonies Kevin Larkins.Keynote speech from the Hon Paul Edbooke MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Police and Emergency ServicesPresident messages from Paul James ASM, LSV President; Cameron Eglington, President of Royal Life Saving Australia and John Baker ESM, President of Surf Life Saving AustraliaCEO messages from incoming CEO Catherine Greaves and departing CEO Dr Nigel Taylor ESM

Dr Nigel Taylor ESM Innovation Award and Membership & Leadership Development Award Presentations

Aquatic Sports Award Presentations

Education, Training & Industry Engagement Awards

Lifesaving Operations & Volunteer Training Award Presentations

Major Award Presentations

Membership & Leadership Development AwardsMike Martin AM Champion Junior LifesaverThis prestigious award recognises and celebrates the achievements and commitment of our youth members to their club and local community.Winner:Remme Mason, Mornington LSC

Nipper Program Volunteer of the YearThis award recognises the LSV member who has made an outstanding contribution to their delivery of the club’s Nipper Program.Finalists:Brad Smith, Aspendale LSCRobbie Brain, South Melbourne LSCSharon Bonga, Venus Bay SLSCCharlie Crawford, Cape Paterson SLSCNatalie Ashdown, Waratah Beach SLSCZoe Murdoch, Hampton LSCCharles Tuchtan, Woolamai Beach SLSCDarren Lawson, Chelsea Longbeach SLSC

Dr Nigel Taylor ESM Innovation Award This award recognises the development of equipment, procedure or other innovation that in the opinion of the selection panel will improve any facet of lifesaving across Victoria.Finalists:Virtual Pier to Pub and Mountain to Surf, Lorne SLSCMental Health First Aid Training Initiative, Waratah Beach SLSC Proprietary Communications Application, Venus Bay SLSCIRB Engine Lifting Aid, Portsea SLSC

Awards of Excellence 2021

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Membership & Leadership Development Service AwardsThese awards recognisecontinued long service and outstanding contributions to Membership & Leadership Development

Recipients:Sam Dwyer, Hampton LSCSam has demonstrated exceptional commitment to the development of members this season, through her role on the Female Leadership Network (FLN) panel and as a mentor on the 18 – 25 Mentor Program. She contributed above and beyond for successful delivery of FLN events and provided valuable support for the Member PD series, delivered during the peak of COVID-19.

Nicholas Foon, Cape Paterson SLSC & Aspendale LSCWith true passion and enthusiam, Nicholas is devoted to the development of youth members. This season, he assisted on the U13 and U15’s camps and the Champion Junior Lifesaver Development Day. As an experienced camp leader, Nicholas is a wonderful mentor to the next generation of youth program facilitators.

James Coutie, Point Lonsdale SLSCWith 14 continuous years of service, James is currently our longest standing camp leader. He brings integral skills from both operational and development areas to assist with facilitating our youth programs. This year, he assisted with both the U13 and U15’s camps, as well as the Champion Junior Lifesaver Development Day.

Unfortunately, LSV’s Building Leaders Scholarship Program, Surf Life Saving Australia Leaders Masterclass and Surf Life Saving Australia National Leadership College were unable to run this season. We look forward to celebrating our talented Victorian participants in the near future.

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Aquatic SportsAwardsFred Westfield MedalThis award recognises the most outstanding overall U/14 competitor for the 2020/21 season (presented at Victorian State Championships).Winner: Jemma Holt, Mordialloc LSC

Maurie Raynor ScholarshipThis scholarship is awarded to the best U/19 athlete for the 2020/21 season (presented at Victorian State Championships).Winner: Iestyn Knapp, Ocean Grove SLSC

U14/U15 Athlete of the Year The U14/U15 Athlete of the Year Award will recognise the individual athlete who has demonstrated excellence in the sport of lifesaving. Winner:To be announced

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Youth Athlete of the Year This award recognises the athlete who, as an individual, has demonstrated excellence in the sport of lifesaving at state, national and/or international levels. Finalists: Daisy Graham, South Melbourne LSCGriffin Mitchell, Portsea SLSCHarvey Larke, Portsea SLSCStephanie Hunter, Portsea SLSC

Open Athlete of the Year This award recognises the athlete who, as an individual, has demonstrated excellence in the sport of lifesaving at state, national and/or international levels.Finalists: Russell Fox, Half Moon Bay SLSCMaddy Hurst, Half Moon Bay SLSC

Masters Athlete of the Year This award recognises the Masters athlete who, as an individual, has demonstrated excellence in the sport of lifesaving at state, national and/or international levels.Finalists: Andrew Kiss, Portsea SLSCIvor Morgan, Anglesea SLSCSamantha Barrow, Mordialloc LSCThomas Goode, Venus Bay SLSCTristan Read, Lorne SLSC

Youth Team of the YearThis award recognises the outstanding achievements of performances by a team, in respect to any area of lifesaving at state, national and/or international levels.Finalists: Mordialloc LSC, Girl’s Cameron Team Portsea SLSC, U17 Men’s Surf Team South Melbourne LSC, Seahorses R&R Team Portsea SLSC, 2X1km Relay Team

Open Team of the Year This award recognises the outstanding achievements of performances by a team, in respect to any area of lifesaving at state, national and/or international levels.Finalists: Lorne SLSC, Lorne Chops, Surfboat TeamHampton LSC Lightning Bolts, Beach Relay TeamWilliamstown S&LSC March Past Team

Masters Team of the Year This award recognises the outstanding achievements of performances by a team, in respect to any area of lifesaving at state, national and/or internationalFinalists: Portsea SLSC, 170+ Men’s Beach Relay TeamLorne SLC, 160 + Women’s Surf Boat Team

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Coach of the YearThis award recognises a volunteer coach who has made a significant contribution to the development of athletes and teams within Aquatic Sports.Finalists: Christine Cardwell, South Melbourne LSCGeoff Matthews, Lorne SLSCJan Culka, St Kilda LSCMichael Pratt, Hampton LSCSonia Kinsey, Ocean Grove SLSC

2021 Victorian Lifesaving Championships Point Score WinnerAwarded to the overall point score winner of the Victorian Lifesaving ChampionshipsWinner:To be announced

Emerging Official of the Year The Emerging Official of the Year will recognise the official who in their first three (3) years of officiating has shown commitment and made a significant contribution to the area of officiating across lifesaving sport. Finalists:Georgia Cassell Ashton, Point Leo SLSCGlennis Winnett, Portsea SLSC

Official of the YearThis award recognises the official who has made a significant contribution and shown commitment to the area of officiating within Aquatic Sports.Finalists:David Laws, Black Rock LSC Kaya Cook, Mount Martha LSCLeonie Newey, Williamstown S&LSCMary Veal, South Melbourne LSC

Surf Life Saving Australia Officiating Long Service Awards 20 years:Maurice (Cutch) McCutcheon, Fairhaven SLSC 40 years:Roger Lloyd, Point Lonsdale SLSCMike Martin AM, Anglesea SLSC50 years:Neil Morarty OAM, Lorne SLSC

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Education, Training & Industry Engagement AwardsLSV Education Instructor of the YearThis award recognises the contribution of an individual who has demonstrated outstanding delivery, leadership, passion and commitment to LSV’s water safety education programs.Finalists:Mitchell ColeEliza HineHeidi WoolfLaura GoudieTui Griffin

LSV Swim and Survive Partner of the YearThis award recognises commitment to delivering the Royal Life Saving Swim and Survive program, and the licensee’s dedication to providing water safety to the community.Finalists:Sunshine Leisure CentreFiona Skinner Learn to Swim

LSV Public Training & Pool Safety Licensee of the Year This award recognises the LSV licensee that has delivered outstanding training services and has worked to increase the training capacity within the Victorian community. Winner:Alpine First Aid & Training, Daniel HoughDaniel Hough from Alpine First Aid & Training Services had the difficult task of convincing many in his community to switch from unaccredited training to VET endorsed qualifications. By providing training of an exceptionally high quality he was able to accomplish this with ease, a testament to his skill as a training provider. He schedules and reports on his courses in an organised and timely manner and LSV is proud to

LSV Public Training & Pool Safety Trainer of the YearThis award recognises the trainer who has demonstrated outstanding delivery of LSV commercial training courses.Winner:Brenda DaviesBrenda has consistently shown a dedication towards the provision of candidate focussed training, ensuring that every person who is present on her courses receives the individual guidance and support they require to achieve successful outcomes. Brenda has provided invaluable support to LSV in the development and validation of a number of new water-based courses, and has been instrumental in many of the critical decisions to ensure that LSV courses continue to meet and deliver above expectation outcomes for learners. During the past 12 months under numerous COVID-19 travel restrictions within Metropolitan Melbourne, regionally-based Brenda, was both able and willing to travel to all corners of the state for LSV to ensure that our public training courses in First aid, CPR and Pool Safety could continue to be delivered. Brenda’s optimism, reliability and willingness to go the extra mile is to be commended

Pool Lifeguard of the Year and Watch Around Water – Facility of the Year These awards will be announced at the ARV Awards, we wish these nominees the best of luck.

LSV Public Training & Pool Safety Service Member of the YearThis award recognises the LSV Service Member who has demonstrated outstanding delivery of LSV community training courses. Winner:Sharon Newstead Sharon has taken a great approach to using the new online portal for submitting Service Member awards, ensuring all awards are submitted accurately and on time. Sharon has continued to deliver a range of Service Member programs safely through 2021, following COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines to ensure the safety of candidates. We would like to acknowledge the great work Sharon is doing in delivering LSV’s Community Awards Program to Victorian Communities and the Aquatic Industry.

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Media Award

Media Service to Lifesaving Award This award is given in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the wider media coverage of lifesaving and drowning prevention in Victoria. Winner: Wes Hosking, Herald SunWes Hosking is a fierce supporter of lifesaving and drowning prevention. Over the past 12 months Wes’ journalism, reporting for the Herald Sun, reached over 4 million people, telling the courageous stories of many of our awardees and the broader efforts of our dedicated community, along with vital water safety messaging.

Lifesaving Operations & Volunteer Training Awards

Administration Club of the YearThis award encourages and recognises outstanding achievements in club administration.Winner:To be announced

Volunteer Trainer of the Year, supported by Brande GroupThis award recognises the trainer who has made a significant contribution towards the training and education of LSV volunteers across Victoria. Finalists:Lachlan Eaton, Anglesea SLSCLara Falk, Port Campbell SLSCSarah Cohen, Fairhaven SLSC Steven Thirlwall, Black Rock LSCAbbey Harman, Torquay SLSCNicholas Tsekouras, Lorne SLSCTarryn Thom, Inverloch SLSC

Volunteer Assessor of the YearThis award recognises the assessor who has made a significant contribution to the assessment of lifesaving awards across Victoria.Finalists:Elise McCorriston, Venus Bay SLSCSamuel Ord, Lorne SLSCTarryn Thom, Inverloch SLSC

Beach Lifeguard of the Year, supported by MicrofliteThis award recognises the Australian Lifeguard Service employee who has made an outstanding contribution to the delivery and development of a professional lifeguard service across Victoria. Finalists:Edward MackaySarah McNamaraJenny AschhoffSebastiaan TopChris Perrott

100+ Gold Hour Patrol AwardsThese awards are awarded to those members who have completed 100+ patrol hours during the 20/21 season:

Tea-Rose Passon, Port Melbourne LSC, 313.75 hWayne Cartwright, Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter, 305.25 hAlexandra Schapper, Cape Paterson SLSC, 303 hPeter Bellion, Port Melbourne LSC,276.25 hKane Treloar, LSV RWC Service, Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter & Williamstown S&LSC, 277 hStephen Brooks, Port Melbourne LSC,276.25 hNicholas Giblin, Ocean Grove SLSC, LSV RWC Service, LSV Comms and Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter, 246.5 hNick Vouk, Woolamai Beach SLSC, LSV Comms, South Melbourne LSC and Lorne SLSC, 244 h Alex Schwarcz, LSV RWC Service, Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter and Fairhaven SLSC, 239.5 hLilly-May Dillow, Woodside Beach SLSC, 221.25 hTerry Aslanidis, Inverloch SLSC, Wonthaggi LSC, Woolamai Beach SLSC and LSV Comms, 220.75 hHuw Joyce, Point Lonsdale SLSC and LSV Comms, 219.95 hLiam Marangio, Cape Paterson SLSC, 217.5 hMichael Powderly, St Kilda LSC, 213.5 hSimon Lewis, St Kilda LSC, 213.25 hCalden Lyons, Apollo Bay SLSC, 208.75 hToby Dobell, LSV RWC Service, Point Lonsdale SLSC, LSV Comms & Gunnamatta SLSC, 207.67 h

100+ Gold Hour Patrol AwardsThese awards are awarded to those members who have completed 100+ patrol hours during the 20/21 season:

James Coutie, Point Lonsdale SLSC, LSV Comms, LSV RWC Service and Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Drone Service, 207.5 hAlexandra Bartaska, Brighton LSC, Sandringham LSC, Ocean Grove SLSC and LSV Comms,204.42 hCharlie Crawford-Rust, Cape Paterson SLSC, 201.5 hPeter Stones,Seaford LSC and Frankston LSC, 201.25 hAidan O’Rourke, Apollo Bay SLSC, 200.75 hJack Slykhuis, Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter, Half Moon Bay SLSC, LSV RWC Service, Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Drone Service and Lorne SLSC, 199.5 hCatherine Paulsen,Carrum LSC and Frankston LSC,192.5 hMargaret Hewett, Beaumaris LSC,190.5 hShannon Beer, Woodside Beach SLSC,185.75 hKen Bateman, Beaumaris LSC, 181 hMichael Schofield, Altona LSC and Barwon Heads SLSC, 180.5 hCharles Dunnachie, Cape Paterson SLSC, 178 hRex Mynott, Woolamai Beach SLSC,176.5 hZane Smith, Woolamai Beach SLSC,174 hSarah Prendergast, Cape Paterson SLSC, 171Daniel Petterson, Woodside Beach SLSC, 170.5 hCameron Browne, Waratah Beach SLSC,166 h

Lifesaving LongService AwardsThese awards recognise long service between 5 and 20 years, across the many areas of lifesaving at a state and national level.

5 Years State ServiceAdam Alsbury, Woolamai Beach SLSCSimone Bohan, Ocean Grove SLSCDarrell Gill, Port Melbourne LSCRobyn Kaye, Venus Bay SLSCHamish McKendrick, Portsea SLSCAlexandra Moule, Elwood LSCLeonie Newey, Williamstown S&LSCJoanne Teagle, South Melbourne LSCDonna Watt, Gunnamatta SLSCSusan Wolff, Altona LSCDylan Griffiths, Black Rock LSCPatrick Spinazzola, Torquay SLSC

10 Years State ServiceTeagan Thom, Inverloch SLSCJames Coutie, Point Lonsdale SLSCJames Quine, St Kilda LSCDavid Schultz, Inverloch SLSCDean Sibun, Jan Juc SLSCRay Webb, Gunnamatta SLSC Simon Wilson, Portsea SLSCAnne-Maree Gardiner, South Melbourne LSCKane Treloar, Williamstown S&LSC

20 Years + State Service

25 Years State ServiceDouglas George Misson, Cape Paterson SLSC and Waratah SLSC

30 Years State ServiceMike Martin AM, Anglesea SLSCNorman Farmer ESM, Frankston LSC & Mordialloc LSCBarrie Smith, Seaspray SLSC

40 Years State ServiceDinah Boswell ESM, South Melbourne LSCNeil Morarty OAM, Lorne SLSC

15 Years State ServicePaul James, Hampton LSCDavid Rylance, Elwood LSC & Williamstown S&LSCHarry Hannas, Brighton LSC & Half Moon Bay SLSCSimonetta Seri, Venus Bay SLSC

2021 Major Awards

Queen’s Birthday Honours: Emergency Services Medal Kimberley Ann Gee ESMEmergency Services Medal Dinah Boswell ESM Member of the Order of Australia Anne-Maree Gardiner AMMember of the Order of Australia - Alan William Joyce OAMMedal of the Order of Australia Janet Lesley Jones OAMMedal of the Order of Australia Alistair James McCooke OAMMedal of the Order of Australia Joan Scott OAMMedal of the Order of AustraliaGeorge Scott OAM

The President’s Certificate This certificate recognises and celebrates the outstanding and significant service, action or contribution to LSV, lifesaving and the community that support, enhance or promote LSV’s mission and vision. Recipient:To be announced

Outstanding Achievement of the Year, supported by Brande GroupThis award recognises a contribution, program, activity or accomplishment by individual/s, club or team team from within all areas of lifesaving across the State. Finalists:Lion’s Den Youth Program, Point Leo SLSCSurf Sport Development Nipper Championship Carnival, Mordialloc LSC Video Production of Youth Pathways in Lifesaving, Hampton LSC

LSV Rescue of the YearRescue of the Year is a new award and aims to recognise exceptional rescues performed and first aid treatments administered, which are deemed to be over and above normal patrol duties and showcase excellence in lifesaving training, skills and procedures.Winner: To be announced

Australian Commonwealth Honours We take this opportunity to acknowledge and applaud the following lifesavers whose service to lifesaving was recognised in the 2021 Australia Day and Queens Birthday honours listings. Australia Day Honours: Richard Mitchell OAM

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Youth Lifesaver of the Year, supported by WestpacThe Youth lifesaver of the year recognises and rewards a young member aged between 15-21 years for an outstanding contribution to the delivery of frontline patrolling services. Finalists: Alexandra Croft, Portsea SLSCAlexandra Stranger, Mordialloc LSCDavid Morris, Inverloch SLSCNick Vouk, South Melbourne LSCAndrew May, Portsea SLSCOlivia Jenkins, Jan Juc SLSCSean Weill, Gunnamatta SLSCCampbell Miller, Fairhaven SLSC

Volunteer of the Year – Graeme Long Memorial Medal This award perpetuates the memory and volunteer contributions of Graeme Long from the Bancoora Surf Life Saving Club and recognises an individual’s volunteer contribution, which has significantly benefited their club or has enhanced the development of LSV’s mission and values.Finalists:Mark Scotland, Fairhaven SLSCMatthew Taylor, Anglesea SLSCTea-Rose Passon, Port Melbourne LSC Sarah Webster, Mordialloc LSCBrian Kirk, Mentone LSC

Lifesaver of the Year - John Wishart Memorial Medal, supported by MicrofliteThis award perpetuates the deeds and memory of John Wishart, from the Sorrento-Portsea SLSC who was taken by a shark off Portsea Beach in March 1956. It recognises the LSV member who has made an outstanding contribution to the delivery and development of lifesaving as a patrolling lifesaver.Finalists: Alex Schwarcz, Fairhaven SLSCAlexander Walton, Williamstown S&LSCAndrew Kiss, Portsea SLSCPeter Bellion, Port Melbourne LSCChris Perrott, Portsea SLSCDarcy Tribe, Port Campbell SLSC

LSV Club of the Year - Beaurepaire Shield, supported by Marsh This award recognises a club’s innovative and effective patrolling and management practices, strategic planning and inclusive participant involvement.Finalists: Anglesea SLSCBlack Rock LSCPort Melbourne LSCVenus Bay SLSCPortsea SLSCWilliamstown S&LSC

Acknowledgements2021 Events CommitteeBelinda Porter, committee chair, South Melbourne LSCDarren McLeod ESM, Seaford LSC, Hampton LSC, Mount Martha LSC, Point Leo SLSCSandra Madeley, Wonthaggi LSCBree Ambry, Seaford LSC, Mount Martha LSCMike Martin AM, Anglesea SLSCDavid Stogdale, Gunnamatta SLSCAnne-Maree Gardiner AM, South Melbourne LSC

2021 Honours and Awards CommitteeGeorgie Wettenhall, Woolamai Beacg SLSCDarren McLeod ESM, Seaford LSC, Hampton LSC, Mount Martha LSC, Point Leo SLSCMike Martin AM, Anglesea SLSCDianne Montalto ESM, Edithvale LSCAndrew Barnes, Point Leo SLSCDavid Stogdale, Gunnamatta SLSCAnne-Maree Gardiner AM, South Melbourne LSC

A special thank you to Frances Evans, LSV for her service to the Honours and Awards Committee and LSV more broadly.

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Life Saving Victoria would like to acknowledge the support of the Victorian Government through the Valuing Volunteers Program

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