Our top young lifesavers recognised

already going out on patrol, and are both keen to further their education and help promote more youth involvement in surf lifesaving.

“They are two exceptional young people and very worthy of this recognition.”

Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) Director of Youth, Amy Fletcher, said the young people were evidence the future of surf lifesaving is in good hands.

“Our clubs and community should feel extremely proud of Rebecca and Samuel,” she said.

“We’re always keen for more youth members and we hope these two wonderful members inspire young surf lifesavers across our branches.

“We are also grateful for the continued support of Newcastle Permanent, our partners on the Central Coast for more than 20 years.”

Fletcher said Rebecca joined SLS in 2019 and has proven herself to be a wonderful team member, who values such vital

FOOTBALL

The Central Coast Mariners have pulled off a pivotal 1-2 win in their A-League game against the Brisbane Roar at Kayo Stadium in Brisbane on Friday night.

The local side has stumbled through the last few games despite a robust attacking style of football and a squad brimming full of talent and team commitment.

This win has also restored the Mariners to the second spot on the A-League ladder with 26 points, as is Adelaide United, the Mariners above thanks to their superior goal difference.

The Mariners took the lead in the 18th minute with a scramble in the box after new recruit James McGarry curled a nice corner in, Storm Roux with the qualities as effort and persistence.

“Smart, dedicated and hardworking, Rebecca is generous with her time, helping out around the club,” she said.

“Rebecca is also an advocate for sun safety, who would love to see skin cancer clinics set up on our beaches to provide check-ups of patrol members and the general public.”

Samuel joined SLS in under 11s and Fletcher said he