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April club day was a great roll up, after checking the usual haunts on the way through, there was not a lot on offer, so all hopes were on Avoca.

with the premier event a no holds barred affair, there is something to be said about not wearing a watch in the water.

It allows a competitor who will remain nameless to ask their fellow heat surfer how long to go in the heat whilst the sets are coming, when he checked his watch the other fella shot up the bank onto the first of the sets. This was met with a look of disbelief and a good dose of laughter all round.

The day went smoothly thanks to the hard work of Leanne in the tally tent, and Greg judging nearly all day, thanks to

Strolling up to the platform for the surf check, the crew had

a crook shoulder that’s keeping him out of the water. Hope you

their eyes fixed on a peak out the front of the lagoon, one

have a speedy recovery mate.

glance at what huey had delivered was enough, lets get out

More new members again, what a year we are having, welcome

there! Beautiful light offshore conditions and a 3ft left and

to you all I hope you enjoyed the day and will join us for the

right A frame running to shore, are we blessed or what!

rest of the year.

With the waves on offer there was some excellent surfing

The fine feast put on by our very own welsh iron chef was a

going down and a bit of crafty sportsmanship in the water,

sight to be hold; it is that good the next one could be a black

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tie BBQ. The Gumby awarded and raffles drawn it was

> Cost $58.00 per person for 2 nights

definitely a fine day on the beach.

> There are also camping sites available if you wish to

Our social secretary Dave Shearim is busy organising a trip

organise your own site. Currently there are 4 cabins

up to Crescent Head in October for any interested members.

tentatively booked with a possible 2 more if required.

Dave will be booking the cabins on a first in best dressed basis,

This amount will need to be paid to secure your place, please

so be sure to pay your monies to secure your spot for what

pay Geoff Balken on the next club day being Sunday 2nd June.

will be an awesome weekend. This will be a great weekend to

Kindly contact Dave Shearim on 0408 295 722 or email him at

get together to surf or just socialise and families are welcome.

charleigh93@bigpond.com to confirm your spot.

> Cabin Accommodation

Our next club day is on this Sunday June 2nd at Avoca.

> Arrive on Friday 25th October 2013

Be there 7.00am sharp at the Shark Tower.

> Depart on Sunday 27th October 2013

Prez

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? = New Members to be graded after three contests

NAME

GRADE

Hugh Daugaard Dave Fraser Dave Fibbins David Witt Ron Galea Geoff Balken Mitchell Fraser Darren Boyd Skinner Terry Byrne Paul Johnson Dave Hayes John Sojoski Marshall Duncan Dave Ryan Wayne Craven Don Blades Clive Thomas Brad Fraser Greg Byrne David Jones Dan Daugaard Glen Page Mick Crowley Madi Daugaard Phil Morgan Mia Daugaard Michael Brown Paul Goder Tony Bayliss Jordan Reynolds Darryl Saunders Jacob Boyd Skinner Jason Brown Dave Shearim Damien Pepper Mitchell Hayes Byron Boyd Skinner Daniel Balken Nathan Lechey Toby Farrell Mick Jonquieas Lachlan Jonquieas Matt Hippisley

A A A A A A A A A A A A A B B B B B B B B B B C C C C C C ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

8 foot POINTS Dave Witt Ron Galea Paul Goder Clive Thomas Mitch Fraser Paul Johnson Hugh Daugaard Marshall Duncan Dave Fraser Darryl Saunders Jacob Boyd Skinner Mick Crowley Dave Hayes Hugh Daugaard Jordan Reynolds Mitch Hayes Glen Page Lachlan Jonquieas

Qty Contests 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

Total Score 141 139 116 114 94 90 89 87 85 83 79 75 45 45 43 40 39 39

Result 1 3 12 10 2 5 6

7 11 4 8 9

Apr Points 48 46 36 38 47 44 0 43 0 0 41 37 0 45 0 40 0 39

CONTESTS

QYT

TOTAL SCORE

RND 1 RESULTS

RND 1 POINTS

RND 2 RESULTS

RND 2 POINTS

APR POINTS

3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 3 1 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1

141 130 120 120 101 96 96 46 46 86 45 39 77 109 106 90 73 34 31 51 20 20 42 71 61 58 19 42 32 121 49 77 48 62 30 53 17 41 16 28 17 25 31

1 2 2 1 2 1 1

42 35 35 42 35 42 42 0 0 35 0 0 42 28 28 35 21 0 0 28 0 0 28 14 14 21 0 21 14 35 0 42 14 28 0 21 0 21 0 14 14 21 28

3 3 4 2 5 5 1

4 4 3 5 2 2 6 0 0 6 0 0 3 5 6 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 2 5 6 1 0 2 2 5 0 1 1 4 0 6 0 3 0 4 3 4 3

46 39 38 47 37 44 48 0 0 41 0 0 45 33 34 36 26 0 0 29 0 0 30 19 20 22 0 23 16 40 0 43 15 32 0 27 0 24 0 18 17 25 31

2

1 3 3 2 4

3

3 5 5 4 4 5 2 1 5 3 4 4 5 5 4 3

old mal POINTS Hugh Daugaard David Fibbins Dave Ryan Clive Thomas Greg Byrne Jordan Reynolds Marshall Duncan Paul Johnson

Qty Contests 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1

Total Score 141 139 138 131 47 46 45 45

Result 2 5 1 6 3 4

Apr Points 47 44 48 43 0 46 0 45

1

4 2 1 6 2

6

5 2 1 6 5 5 2 6 6 3 1 4 3 4 3 4

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marvellous

magoo The 2013 Magoo Charity Classic was again a hugely successful weekend; loads of fun, awesome feel good atmosphere, great waves and a financial shot in the arm for Central Coast Health Cancer Care.

The comp area was buzzing with one of our biggest rollups for a few years. We had about 120 surfers keen to get amongst the action for the two days. The sponsors set up all over the ample

Day 1 – Magoo Charity Classic

grass area with Booths Hyundai, Beachin Board Store, NBN

The Saturday saw the event held at Soldiers Beach, just in front

Television news crews, Sea FM and the appearance of the

of the surf club, nice peeling two foot left and rights with clean

Hogs Breath Café pink hog making for a carnival atmosphere.

offshore conditions. Definitely highly contestable and it

In the water there was some fantastic surfing going on in all

should provide us with a full day of offshore conditions

the divisions with pretty well most of the day surfed in the

before the impending southerly is due to arrive.

clean conditions. The impending southerly hit at 3.05pm on

The setup at 6.00am was completed at warp speed thanks to

the dot, I knew it would as my heat was at 3.00pm.

the help of the CCMB club members. Many thanks to you guys

It was real batten down the hatches as it went from 15 knots to

who were not surfing but pitched in. This well-oiled machine

30 knots in about 10 minutes blowing sand into unspeakable

ensured the first heat started bang on 7.00am, and by the time

places that would take a while to clean out, maybe even a few

we hit 8.00am the smell of the Lions Club bacon and eggs was

days! The crew quickly got the balloons down, I mean the tents

making tummy’s rumble all the way out the back. Add to that

down, and the tough as teak judges soldiered on through peep

some chilled music in the background and a clear blue sky and

holes in their hoodies, it looked more like a casting for

all you could do was kick back, relax and enjoy the spectacle

Lawrence of Arabia! It was a real quick pack up and as the last

being orchestrated by the talented surfing crew.

heat came in at 4.20 we were roaring out of the car park at 4.40.

The Auction night on the Saturday evening at the sporties was a huge success. With Sojo and the auction crew making sure everything went smoothly, he whipped the eager crowd into a bidding frenzy unseen before in this quiet neck of the woods, and made it a very entertaining evening.

I am not quite sure what time the auction finished? It was late.

But not late enough for the sporties to make me let go of the fine refreshments on offer, suffice to say I wish they had, as Sunday would have been a far nicer day.

An event such as this does not come together without great competitors, lots of help behind the scenes, judges and massive support from our sponsors.

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Day 2 – Magoo Charity Classic Our trusty contest director Hayzy had everything under control from the start of the comp on the Saturday. He already had a bank picked out at Lakes Beach to go to for the Sunday, and as the sun was coming up he was onto it, with the setup chosen north of the Lakes Beach Surf Club.

Again a fast setup and we were off and running on finals day.

The howling southerly overnight had jacked the swell up to overhead with 6ft plus sets screaming through with a nice offshore wind to start the day’s proceedings. There were some real powerful waves hitting the bank, but watching the fellas in the open 8 and open 9 was mind blowing. They absolutely tore it to shreds with the likes of Christian Pimm, Mitch Fraser, Terry Byrne, Shane Baker, Bryce Williams and Kai Ellice-Flint, toying with the solid waves.

2013 All the age divisions were hotly contested, and the SUP guys were charging into it no holds barred. In a show of great sportsmanship in the SUP final, Andrew Cassidy went to the rescue of young Harry Maskell who had broken his leg rope and watched his board get washed in. He was really struggling to get to shore until Andrew hit the scene, well done.

The women’s division weren’t to be out done and really took it on charging in the strong conditions The Pink Hog was running around like a lunatic all day, it was absolutely hilarious and great fun for the kids as well as the oldies. The day finished with an Open 9’ final that rendered the crowd speechless! There were a couple of broken boards and some turns and manoeuvres done that were not meant to be done on long boards. Actually they would have been pushing the boundaries on short boards. All wrapped up on time and back to the sporities for the post wrap up.

The final first place results are Over 60- Danny Bond / Over 55- Dave Fraser / Over 50- Wayne Dive / Over 45- Dave Hayes / Over 40- Jeremy Smith / Over 28- Christian Pimm / Open Women- Claire Norman / Under 18- Kai Ellice Flint / SUP- Shane Ross / Old Mal- Shane Ross / Open 8- Christian Pimm / Open 9- Christian Pimm. Congratulations to you all.

The complete results are available on the Magoo website www.magoocharityclassic.com.au.

Not to be out done the juniors hit it with just as much gusto, and the Old Mal riders really came into their own. All this was amazing to watch, but not as amazing as watching Magoo suit up for his heat and paddle into the line up. He copped a bit of a beating from Huey in these less than gentle surroundings.

Caught a few waves and had an 84 year old smile that looked more like a stoked 16 year grommet when he hit the shore!

Only a surfer knows the feeling and this said it all! He was met with hoots and cheers on the beach and even louder hoots and hollers from the strong Bondi crew who made the trek north.

This was followed by a big cheque for the hospital from his mate Bill Currey who has been a massive supporter of this fantastic event. Oh Magoo you’ve done it again!

An event such as this does not come together without great competitors, lots of help behind the scenes, judges and massive support from our sponsors. So to everyone involved, congratulations and thankyou for making the Magoo a great success again in 2013. Collectively every person involved in the Magoo Charity Classic this year, has helped raise $28,500 for cancer research on the coast, taking us to over $300,000 raised in the past 14 years.

Please support all our amazing sponsors, Booths Hyundai Gosford & Wyong, Hogs Breath Café Tuggerah, Surf Dive N Ski Tuggerah, Sea FM, Sojo Shapes and Macintype Design.

Head to the magoo website sponsors page www.magoocharityclassic.com.au. For the rest of our

As the day progressed the wind shifted more to the south,

incredible list of supporters, tell them you heard about

sending a cross shore bump whipping across the waves, this

them through the Magoo. See you all again next year!

made it a bit lumpy across the face, but you were flat out noticing it have any effect with the talent on show in the finals.

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