Annual Report 2018
Surf Life Saving New Zealand and BP
In it for Life This year New Zealanders enjoyed a long, hot, dry summer but this meant an equally long, hot and busy year for Surf Lifeguards around the country, as millions of people flocked to New Zealand’s beautiful beaches. Many patrols around the country saw increased visitor numbers to the beach, while some clubs even extended their patrol dates into spring to ensure thousands of New Zealanders got home safe. Every year, we hear incredible stories of daring rescues performed by our 5,247 lifeguards and this year was no different. Surf Lifeguards performed 1,058 life-saving rescues at beaches near one of our 74 Surf Life Saving Clubs. But with Kiwis enjoying our best playground in so many new ways, we are being called to more and more incidents and events away from a flagged area and are treated as an essential emergency service. In fact, Surf Lifeguards participated in 333 searches and assisted 2,358 people back to safety who may have been outside a patrol area, or in a dangerous spot. None of this can be done without our dedicated, passionate, and community-driven volunteers, who spend a huge amount of time training and supporting each other. For each of the 226,893 patrol hours, there are thousands more spent behind the scenes getting the flags ready for action. From parents, to instructors, administrators, commercial partners, donors, staff and supporters – everyone plays an important part in saving lives and keeping Kiwis safe. Our people are our most valuable resource. Whether it’s performing rescues and saving lives, or supporting their life-long surf family, our people are truly “in it for life”.
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
Introduction 02
Patron’s Message
03
President’s Message
Governance 04
Chairman’s Report
06
Chief Executive’s Report
Strategy 09
Strategic Direction
13
Regional Reports: Northern, Eastern, Central, Southern
Recognition
15
2017 NZ Lottery Grants Board Surf Lifeguard of the Year
15
2017 DHL Volunteer of the Year
16
2017 BP Surf Rescue of the Year
17
2017 Honours and Awards
Sport Results and Statistics
18
Membership Statistics
20
Patrol and Incident Statistics
22
Sport Results
Financials 33
Statement of Financial Position
34
Statement of Changes in Net Assets
34
Statement of Comprehensive Revenue & Expense
35
Statement of Cashflows
36
Notes to the Financial Statements
43
Auditor’s Report
45
Our People
46
Corporate Report
ANNUAL REPORT 2017
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Introduction
Patron’s Message GOVERNOR GENERAL OF NEW ZEALAND, RT HON DAME PATSY REDDY, GNZM, QSO
Introduction
Kia ora koutou.. It is my privilege as Patron of Surf Life Saving New Zealand to acknowledge another year of extraordinary service from New Zealand’s surf life-savers, with over a thousand people being rescued from life-threatening situations in the 2017/18 season. Even the most experienced swimmers, divers, and surfers can find themselves in difficulty. It is your skill, commitment and training that helps to save the day for many families around New Zealand. We are fortunate to have people in our communities who are prepared to give up their time, and in some cases, put their own lives at risk to save people who are in distress. Patrols and rescues are a vital part of the surf life saving equation, but our statistics for deaths from drowning indicate that education is also vitally important. I am sure all New Zealanders appreciate the opportunities given to 33,795 New Zealand children to learn more about water safety. Thank you, on behalf of your fellow citizens, for helping to keep them safe in the water. I wish everyone associated with Surf Life Saving New Zealand all the best for the year ahead. RT HON DAME PATSY REDDY, GNZM, QSO Governor-General of New Zealand
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Introduction
President’s Message BRIAN VELVIN MNZM
Serving my first year as your President has certainly been an honour and a position I feel privileged to hold. During the season our lifeguards have again provided outstanding service to the public of New Zealand, undertaking countless hours of patrol and performing many many rescues. The statistics provided further on in this report are truly inspiring and it is gratifying to know so many people have returned home safely to their families because of the actions of our lifeguards. I have attended all National sporting events and this has provided the opportunity to mix and engage with a large variety of our membership, an important function of the Presidents role. The dedication of our volunteers never ceases to amaze me, the time they commit to training as an athlete, giving their time to officiate, or administer events is outstanding. This of course is on top of the time they dedicate to our primary role as lifeguards and club administrators. It is important in any organisation to recognise these efforts and even more so when the organisation is a volunteer one such as ours. It is very satisfying to see the Regional award ceremonies been held to acknowledge these contributions, these culminate in the National Awards of Excellence. Our National Black Fins and Junior Black Fins teams participated in the International Surf Rescue Challenge held at Mount Maunganui in November last year and showcased the amazing talent we have and competed with distinction against the other visiting Nations. It was particularly pleasing to have a Youth team compete, this provides an important pathway for our younger members to full National honours. The Black Fins are now preparing to defend their World Title in Adelaide in November and we wish them the very best as they try for a 4th consecutive World crown. I have been grateful to receive an invitation to attend all Board meetings, this has provided an insight to the time and dedication our elected members commit to the organisation. The diversity of skills amongst the Board makeup ensures every topic is discussed from all angles and a considered outcome is achieved. I must also thank our CE Paul and his staff for the support they provide to the membership. Much of this is unseen by many but I can assure you that they work tirelessly for the organisation with true dedication to the cause. BRIAN VELVIN MNZM President Surf Life Saving New Zealand
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Introduction
Chairman’s Report BRENT WARNER
With the 2017/18 season now behind us and the 2018/19 season on the horizon I am constantly reminded of the incredible role our members play in New Zealand society. The dedication of our membership in keeping their communities safe in and around New Zealand’s favourite playground is something to be admired. With statistics of patrol hours, searches, rescues, the number of people we have assisted to safety, first aids, and preventative actions all up on the previous years it is an absolute tribute to our membership and the dedication they display in contributing across New Zealand society. In a society that is increasingly time poor these figures are impressive especially when we consider that the number of New Zealander’s volunteering to become lifeguards is up 5.2% year on year. The role of your Board is to provide strategic governance for the movement, to equip staff and volunteers with strategic direction and in this regard the Board has over the last 12 months taken soundings from the membership and through evolutionary change is looking to revise the way that we engage with the membership. This has seen the creation of the role of Chief Operating Officer with the role being responsible for Life Guarding and Sport activity and enable us to run projects following the guiding principles of the proposed new consultation model, which is currently with the membership for feedback and guidance. Based on this the Board and senior staff have slightly repositioned the strategy for 2018/19 around four strategic priorities: • Supporting clubs to deliver core services to agreed standards; • Driving operational excellence and innovation; • Focussing on being one movement; and • Undertaking activities in a sustainable and resilient manner. We look forward to working in partnership with our member clubs to ensure a focused approached, improved consultation while understanding that clubs are their own sovereign entities and that the movement will gain greater collective impact by heading in a common direction with one clear set of messages to stakeholders, sponsors and funders. Our partnership with Water Safety NZ remains strong and continues to evolve. Surf Life Saving is at the core of drowning prevention in New Zealand with our Water Safety NZ Board representative a worthy and high calibre representative for us in that sector. As we further engage with Central Government on opportunities for long term sustainable funding in perpetuity, a significant amount of work has gone into working with Water Safety NZ and the other core members Swimming NZ and Coastguard NZ to complete the Sector Capability Review and Investment Pathway documents which have now been tabled with the Government and we are pleased to advise that this has been well received and discussions continue on how Central Government may assist us in the longer term. Our current sustainability is under pinned by our relationship with our partners and supporters including major partners TSB, DHL, and BP, the latter who this year celebrated 50 years of support for Surf Life Saving in New Zealand. This is a partnership that is unparalleled in New Zealand society and one of which we are extremely proud of. We deeply thank BP for the support they have provided Surf Life Saving in New Zealand through both the good and bad times over the last 50 years and look forward to continuing the relationship for another 50 years! Our National Lifeguard and Sport committees continue to work on a number of strategic priorities which will enable us to spring board forward as an organisation. Times are always changing and the organisation needs to evolve to maintain relevance. In both Life Guarding and Surf Sport we see a number of challenges and opportunities for change within the organisation and the wider communities which we need to be cognitive of and prepared for and we would like to thank the volunteers on these committees for providing great leadership and guidance to the membership. Part of our Vision is to build leaders and champions, and every year we have a number of lifeguards represent our organisation at both national and international levels. It was great to see
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Introduction
and support our World Champion Black Fins and of course the Junior Black Fins compete on home sand in the International Surf Rescue Challenge at Mt Maunganui in late 2017. On the lifeguarding front, National and Intermediate Lifeguard Schools along with the BP Leaders for Life programmes provide key pillars which enable our most promising members to grow, develop and become world class leaders within their respective fields. Our staff led by our Chief Executive Paul Dalton are here to support the membership, they do an outstanding job in what sometimes can be a challenging environment and I would like to thank them for their continual work and the job they do on our behalf. To all our lifeguards, volunteers, club administrators and officials, never underestimate how valuable your time is. The time you commit makes an absolute difference in New Zealand society, is vital for New Zealanders safety in the water and you are an integral part of a functioning New Zealand society and truly make our organisation what it is today. Finally I would just like to reiterate SLSNZ’s 2018/19 strategic priorities in being that of supporting clubs to deliver core services, operational excellence and innovation, being one movement and being resilient and securing our sustainable future. As we progress into the future and focus on these strategic priorities we look forward to working with you in partnership to assist you to keep New Zealanders safe in and around their favourite playground. Yours in Surf BRENT WARNER Chairman
Members of the Board
Paul Carlyon
Graham Crombie
Colin Weatherall QSM
Trevor Taylor
Kate Barry-Piceno
Kelvyn Eglington
Vanessa Winning
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Management
Chief Executive’s Report PAUL DALTON
The last year has been a very positive one - driven by some amazing summer weather but also seeing good progress in a number of areas as we try to remain focussed on delivering what matters for the surf life saving movement. As always my thanks go to all the staff and volunteers who put in the hard yards – once again it was a real pleasure to be part of the team for another year! A few of the highlights for the year for me were: • Successful delivery of our ‘business as usual’ regional programmes – providing frontline support for Clubs and Members in lifesaving, sport and club development areas. • Completion of another year of the Regional Lifeguard programme – which contributes over 30% of the total national patrol hours. A big thanks once again to all our Council partners for the funding support. • Driven by the great weather, the number of people at beaches went up considerably on the year before, which for a similar level of patrol hours saw a big jump in lifeguard activity across the board – preventative actions, assists, rescues and first aid treatments all had big jumps. • But perhaps the most pleasing results were the big drops in beach drownings (down 26%) and serious member injuries (down 42%). While we aspire for both to be zero, it’s good to be heading back in the right direction after spikes in both last season.
Key Indicator
2017/18
Previous Year
Comment
No. of patrol hours
230,104
223,019
Up 3.2%
332
290
Up 14%
No. of searches No. of rescues/ lives saved
1,062
612
Up 74%
No. of people assisted to safety
2,375
1,184
Up 100%
No. of first aid patients
2,910
2,443
Up 19%
121,425
74,621
Up 63%
14
19
Down 26%
0
0
No change
18,642
18,723
Down 0.4%
5,246
4,987
Up 5.2%
996
1,030
Down 3.3%
86%
89%
Down 3%
11
19
Down 42%
No. of preventative actions No. of beach drownings No. of drownings between the flags Total no. of members No. of lifeguards No. of IRB drivers Retention rate of lifeguards No of serious member injuries
• Also pleasing was the growth in the number of qualified and refreshed lifeguards (up 5.2%), driven by another year of high retention rates of lifeguards from last year while maintaining good levels of recruiting new lifeguards. IRB driver numbers are the main area of concern, with total numbers down by 3%, driven by lower retention rates. • Overall membership was stable – again a positive achievement in an environment where many membership and sporting organisation are going backwards. • Another busy and successful year on the domestic sporting front with continued strong participation numbers. But there were challenges, as despite the great weather overall in summer, our major events did seem to be a magnet for the little bad weather that was around which made life difficult for event organisers and athletes alike. As always our thanks go to all the clubs that hosted the events. • The successful hosting of the International Surf Rescue Challenge event at Mt Maunganui. It was great to see our Black Fins and Junior Black Fins get the chance to compete at home in near-perfect conditions. A big thanks to the organisers and all the officials who demonstrated that NZ is well capable of hosting international level events.
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• A very enjoyable 2017 AGM, Club Chairs Strategy Workshop and Awards of Excellence dinner. A big thanks to the Honours & Awards committee, club attendees and everyone else who helped make that a successful day. • The learnings which came out of the Club Chairs Strategy workshop around ways to improve decision making processes and consultation. • The success of the extended format BP Leaders for Life programme. Congratulations to the organisers for taking the leap of faith to extend the time frame and to the participants, who again demonstrated the future of the movement is in good hands. • And in mentioning BP, the celebration of the 50th year of their partnership with surf life saving made this year one to remember, culminating in the ‘Every Litre Counts’ campaign which raised over $459,000 for SLSNZ, and which went on to win the 2018 Sport NZ commercial partnerships award. A huge thanks goes to the many people at BP who have been avid supporters of surf life saving over this first half century. • Receiving $614,000 extra from NZLGB following a successful year for Lotto. This was very much appreciated and allowed for additional club grants and a greater contribution to club insurance costs in a year when premiums had a sharp rise. • Both of the above two events contributing towards achieving a fifth year in a row of positive Net Profit results. • Contributing to the ongoing work of the Water Safety Sector, which is now leading towards discussions with Central Government over sustainable long term funding for SLSNZ and the wider sector. • 33,795 primary school children taking part in Surf Education programmes. • The rollout of the first phase of the Wellington/Kapiti Coast radio network. • Completion of the Rescue Water Craft (jet ski) qualification curriculum and course material, along with running the first course and qualifying the first candidates. • Continuing to slowly introduce new technology to sports events to reduce the workload on officials and speed up the event management. Overall, we continue to be in a positive space, but as always we must be very conscious that cannot rest on our laurels and things can change very quickly! Looking at the financial results for the year. Over the year, income grew by $810,224 (8.5%) to $10.352 million. SLSNZ Income Item 2017/18 % 2016/17 ($000) ($000)
%
Grants $3,455
33% $3,752
39%
Sponsorship $2,455
24% $1,743
18%
Programmes & Services
31%
31%
$3,189
$2,930
Fundraising $595
6% $482
5%
Merchandising $456
4% $439
5%
2% $196
2%
Misc $202 Total $10,352
100%
$9,542
100%
Grant income declined by some $297,000 due to the ‘one-off’ $1 million Infinity Foundation grant in 2016/17 not being repeated, but this was offset by an increase of $614,000 in the grant from NZLGB. Sponsorship revenue increased by $712,000 due to the ‘one-off’ contribution from BP to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the partnership and having a full year of TSB sponsorship income plus extra leverage funding for their rebranding.
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Management
Expenditure increased by $517,198 (5.2%) to $9.955 million. SLSNZ Expenditure Item 2017/18 % 2016/17 ($000) ($000) Club Support $3,600 36% $3,415
36%
Lifesaving $2,404
24% $2,361
25%
Income Generation
17%
15%
$1,687
Sport $1,274 National Office
$1,457
13% $1,201
%
13%
$597
6%
$619
7%
Audit, Legal, Depreciation, Misc
$393
4%
$381
4%
Inventory, Fixed Assets & Investment write downs
$0
0%
$4
0%
Total $9,955
100% $9,438 100%
The increase in expenditure was driven by additional club grants, extra sponsor leverage activities (funded by extra income) and the increased cost of goods sold for merchandise sold to clubs. Overall, with income growing faster than expenditure, this contributed to a $293,026 growth in Net Profit for the year from $103,970 to $396,996. This helps us get back on track to rebuilding the cash reserves that are so important to protect us against revenue shocks. We still have a long way to go, and in the short term we remain vulnerable, so must continue to work very hard in this area. Finally as always I would like to thank all of the club members, lifeguards, parents, volunteers and administrators for the tremendous amount of work they put in, our fellow sports, charities and sector organisations that we work with closely on many issues, our funders and commercial partners for their ongoing support, and our many and varied other stakeholders for their roles in keeping surf life saving strong. All of your efforts are greatly appreciated and I look forward to work with you again in the coming year. Best Regards, PAUL DALTON Chief Executive Officer
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Strategy
Strategic Overview Over the 2017/18 year the SLSNZ strategy has been based on the structure below
Strategy Our Vision
Saving lives in our communities while developing leaders and champions
Our Purpose
To lead and support surf life saving in NZ
Our Values
• • • •
Credibility Transparency Passion Aspiration
Strategic Priorities
Save Lives
Develop Leaders and Champions
Engage Communities
Leading to Outcomes of: • Vibrant, active clubs with strong membership bases. • Increased capability for operational excellence. • Credibility - as a frontline rescue organisation and as a sport. • Sustainability for the movement. • A greater presence in prevention and education.
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Strategy
Our Purpose The purpose of the organisation remained consistent this year – ‘To Lead and Support Surf Life Saving in New Zealand’. Below is a brief summary of what the SLSNZ organisation does to fulfil that purpose:
SAVE LIVES
• Directly via running Regional Lifeguard programmes, event guarding and event safety at 3rd party events. • Providing frontline infrastructure for clubs, including operating the national Patrol & Operations (PAM) database, supplying clubs with uniforms, IRB motors, rescue tubes and other equipment and operating digital radio networks in some areas. • Supporting lifeguard training, starting with the pathways and curriculum, providing resources (manuals, workbooks), running training courses, oversight of exams and refreshers, recording qualifications, and facilitating training from outside organisations for VHF radio and First Aid training. • Behind the scenes support, such as facilitating local and national committees, providing critical incident support, setting patrol operations standards, guidelines and policies, facilitating patrol audits, supporting after hours callout squads, calendar development and co-ordination, providing a regulatory framework & dispute resolution support, a repository for best practice reference material, undertaking testing of new equipment and technology, and working with individual clubs on tasks to assist their development.
DEVELOP LEADERS & CHAMPIONS
• Training for coaches, officials and club administrators. • Leadership programme (BP Leaders for Life). • Member recognition programmes at regional and national level. • Sports programmes at local, regional, national and international level, calendar development and co-ordination and high performance programmes. • Sport infrastructure – manage the pathways, co-ordinate national & local committees, results and record keeping, provide rules and structures, resource development and test new technology & systems.
ENGAGE COMMUNITIES
• Media liaison – proactive PR messages and reactive media management. • Community safety messaging – including Find-a-Beach website. • Beach Education programmes – targeting primary schools (32,000+ children per year). • Internal communication – eNewsletter, face to face meetings, email updates, website & social media platforms. • External stakeholder liaison – peak body role to represent SLS in search & rescue, water safety, sport, charity and volunteer sectors. Membership of the International Lifesaving Federation.
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F O U N D A T I O N
SLSNZ Foundation Established in 2016, the Surf Life Saving New Zealand Foundation is a fundraising arm of Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ), focused on building a sustainable income stream to support surf life saving activities nationwide over the long term. The Foundation is a separate legal entity from SLSNZ with trustees appointed by the SLSNZ Board. The current trustees are SLSNZ Board Chairman Brent Warner, SLSNZ Board member Trevor Taylor, former SLSNZ Board member Joe Pope and long time lifeguard and SLSNZ Life Member Peter Fitzsimmons. The Foundation aims to provide financial assistance to SLSNZ, its 74 member clubs and or other SLSNZ entities to enable them to carry out surf life saving activities in New Zealand for the benefit of the public. The Foundation is very flexible with the type of support people can provide and allowing this to be targeted to particular areas and activities of the donor’s interest if that is their preference. The types of support may include: • Cash. • Pledges. • Publicly traded securities. • Bequests (planned giving). • Real estate. • Other income producing assets. • Art, jewellery, and collectables. • A loan (of money or other assets to the Foundation enabling it to earn tax free income. After a specified time, the capital would be returned to the lender). Bequests are a particular focus for the Foundation, as these are a simple but very effective way for people to make a significant contribution to something they believe in. People often have specific areas of interest that they would like to support, and the Foundation can arrange and oversee this. Those who want to create a long term legacy have the option to elect that their gift will be kept in perpetuity, with only the income earned from it being distributed. Others may want to see their donation used for a particular activity, item, club or geographical location. All is possible. As such, a club could use the SLSNZ Foundation as a repository for their funds without having to go through the process of establishing their own. If there are any questions about the SLSNZ Foundation please contact the CEO, Paul Dalton.
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Strategy
Regions
Northern Region 01
Far North SLSC
02
Whangarei Heads SLSP
03
Ruakaka SLSC
04
Waipu Cove SLSC
05
Mangawhai Heads VLS
06
Omaha LS
07
Orewa SLSC
08
Red Beach SLSC
09
Mairangi Bay SLSC
10
Muriwai LS
11
Bethells Beach SLSC
12
United North Piha SLSC
13
Piha SLSC
14
Kare Kare SLSC
15
Kariaotahi SLSC
16
Sunset Beach LS
17
01
02 03 04 05 06 07 08 Auckland 10 09 11 01 12 02 13 03 14 04 15 05 06 07
16
Tauranga
17
Raglan SLSC
08 09 10 11
19 12
13 14 15
Gisborne 06 05 07 08
Central Region 01
16 17 18
New Plymouth Napier
09
Westshore SLSC 10
Wanganui
01 02 03 04
Eastern Region 01
Hot Water Beach LS
02
Tairua SLSC
03
Pauanui SLSC
04
Onemana SLSC
05
Whangamata SLSC
06
Whiritoa SLS
02
Pacific SLSC
03
Ocean Beach Kiwi SLSC
11
07
Waimarama SLSC
Waihi Beach LS
04
12
08
Waitara SLSC
Mount Maunganui LS
05
09
Omanu SLSC
10
Papamoa SLSC
16
11
Wellington
Maketu SLSC
12
Pukehina SR
13
Whakatane SLSC
14
Opotiki SLSC
15
Tolaga Bay SLSC
13 14
06
Fitzroy SLSC
07
East End SLSC
08
New Plymouth Old Boys SLSC
09
Opunake SLSC
10
Wanganui SLSC
11
Palmerston North SLSC
12
Foxton SLSC
16
Levin-Waitarere SLSC
Wainui SLSC
13
17
Otaki SLSC
Waikanae SLSC
14
18
Paekakariki SL
Midway SLSC
15
19
Titahi Bay SLSC
Ngati Porou
16 17
Maranui SLSC
18
Lyall Bay SLSC
19
Worser Bay SLSC
20
Riversdale SLSC
15
Nelson
17 18
19
20
Greymouth
Christchurch
Dunedin
13
15 14
16 17
18
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02
03
04
Invercargill
01
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Southern Region 01
Nelson SLSC
02
Rarangi SLSC
03
Buller CRS
04
Kotuku SLSC
05
Waikuku Beach SLSC
06
Spencer Park SLSC
07
Waimairi SLSC
08
North Beach SLSC
09
New Brighton SLSC
10
South Brighton SLSC
11
Sumner SLSC
12
Taylors Mistake SLSC
13
Warrington SLSC
14
St Kilda SLSC
15
St Clair SLSC
16
Brighton SLSC
17
Kaka Point SLSC
18
Oreti SLSC
Strategy
Regional Reports
Central Regional
Eastern Region Report
In the few years I’ve been writing this report, it’s become abundantly clear of the significant contribution of the 20 Clubs that combine to make up the Central region. From a map perspective it looks like a “V” shape with Wellington at the bottom and heading up through Whanganui to Taranaki to the West and the Wairarapa to Hawkes Bay in the East. Drilling down further, it becomes apparent that clubs are collaborating with their neighbouring clubs through the sharing of ideas, strategies, planning and resources to achieve common goals and outcomes. There are obvious benefits to this which include sharing of teaching and training resources, blending of our younger lifeguards with their club sisters and brothers, and sharing the load during peaks in the patrol season. All of which, not only makes for a healthier movement but has the effect of breaking-down some of the misconceptions that can sometimes otherwise arise.
It has been another extremely successful year for the Eastern Region, firstly thanks must go to everyone who contributed from all the Volunteers, Supporters and Eastern Region Staff. Special thanks must also go to our Eastern Region supporting partner Zespri whose contribution to the grass roots level achieved more than 3500 volunteer lifeguard training hours across a wide range of activities, this support is definitely making a difference to the ever increasing capability of the region.
Little of this comes by chance, but is a consequence of a concerted and continual effort on the part of our club leadership who actively pursue closer working relationships within their cluster. This is in turn supported by the membership who get to reap the benefits associated with travelling away to another club to enjoy the challenges of a new environment and perhaps a different way of patrolling. Perhaps of greater significance, are those clubs who have spread their influence outside of lifesaving and engaged with other like-minded sporting and community groups where they find common ground and purpose. I believe as circumstances and funding sources require that this type of arrangement will become more common place. The 2018/19 summer is looking likely to be a repeat of last summer with the presence of El Niño conditions, so it’s important our Lifeguard services are well equipped for patrol services. Earlier in the year, the BP Every Litre Counts campaign raised an additional $459,000 for SLSNZ of which included a prize pool available to Clubs of 8 lots of $10,000 and competed for by many of the Central Region Clubs. Congratulations to Opunake, Otaki and Worser Bay who each won $10,000. There is no doubt of the value of the support provided by BP to Surf Lifesaving and the 74 Clubs nationwide who benefit from their significant support. Wellington region commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Wahine disaster where on 10 April 1968, the Wahine struck Barrett Reef and hours later sank near Steeple Rock. The Wahine disaster is one of the six major disasters of the century that affected New Zealand and our history. It is one of sadness for the lives lost, but also one of gratitude to the rescuers. Worser Bay Life Saving Club took an active part in the rescue of passengers and crew from the Wahine. There is a photo of the Club’s surf boat ‘Europa 1’ delivering survivors to the beach. Europa 1 and her crew made several trips that day in severe conditions along with at least two members who braved the conditions paddling out to the Wahine in two of the Club’s surf skis. Congratulations to Lyall Bay and Riversdale on the replacement of their respective club houses. The time and effort that go into these projects from people who also have significant other commitments, is nothing short of stupendous. Riversdale reports their building is fully operational and looking forward to the coming season. Lyall Bay’s impressive building, boasting fantastic views, open plan clubrooms and plenty of boat and rescue assets storage will complement their strong membership.
Membership growth continues its upward momentum with 244 newly qualified lifeguards, this combined with strong push at club and regional level to continue to support members in their personal development in obtaining awards is very satisfying and indicates a focus on our core business of Lifesaving. Other areas such as IRB Driver Development, First Aid Qualifications and Leadership also have had a strong focus during the 2017/2018 season. The patrolling season will go down as one out of the box with water temperatures across most of the region well above 23 degrees from early December to the end of March and generally settled weather conditions that combined to make it extremely busy on the lifesaving front. With this stellar summer came a total of 60,000 plus patrolling hours and a record number of Preventative Actions, Safety Interventions and Rescues. It seems that growth in visitor numbers to Eastern Region beaches is now part of what we can expect in the future, this is especially evident in the Coromandel with the likes of Hot Water Beach now patrolling for eight months (Oct to May) of the year. The challenge will be to continually evolve and build capability to meet this growing demand, we also need to mature as a region with some exciting lifesaving projects such as the Eastern Region Radio Network, Support Services Strategy and RWC programmes all due to take steps forward in 2018/2019. On the Surf Sport front, Eastern Region Clubs and Local Area Representative Teams had an outstanding year with BOP Senior and Youth Teams both winning the NZRC event, also Mt Maunganui LGS taking out the overall Oceans and Senior National Championships and Omanu Beach the Masters Championships. This dedication shown by athletes in the region also had a positive effect with many athletes making NZ Senior and Junior Development Teams which translated in the recent announcement of the New Zealand Black Fins team for the 2018 Lifesaving World Championships (LWC) at Glenelg Beach in Adelaide, with 7 of the 11 athletes selected coming from the Eastern Region. On behalf of the Eastern Region Club Chairs, I would like to acknowledge all of our members for their dedication, participation and passion through the past season and we look forward to another great year ahead in keeping our beaches safe. MIKE HICKSON Chair, Eastern Region Chairmans Committee
Ka kite DAVE WELLS Chairman, Central Region Club Chairs
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Strategy
Northern Region Report Yet again Surf Life Saving Northern Region Clubs, volunteers and staff have made an incredible contribution to reducing the drowning toll, educating the community, and providing safe access to some of New Zealand’s most frequented beaches. Our volunteer team of 1,800 lifeguards provided over 65,298 patrol hours. With paid lifeguards providing an additional 23,242 hours on top of that – bringing the regional total to a whopping 88,540 lifeguard patrol hours! Over 3,730 individual qualifications were gained or refreshed by members and outside of patrolling hours’ clubs continued to find the time to facilitate and run junior surf programmes for more than 2,468 of our youth. Surf Life Saving Northern Region reached an additional 15,000 young ones through our formal Beach Education and City Nippers programmes. Most importantly though 427 people did not become a drowning statistic because SLSNR lifeguards were there, present and ready and trained to save a life. These statistics are a continuing testament to the value provided by Surf Life Saving Northern Region, and the contribution Northern Region makes to Surf Life Saving nationally, which is second to none. We continue to remain a lean organisation, with an outstanding level of service driven largely by the great culture our clubs have created. The guardians of the coast continue to be a symbol of trust, reliability, and commitment on our beaches in the Northern Region. 2017 saw many changes to our patrols, the times we patrol and how we fund and resource our patrols. New funding models aim to ensure our volunteer services remain sustainable and are delivered where needed most. The changes to our patrol hours significantly reduced the number of after hour call outs, and rescues during the early evening at popular locations, ensuring lifeguards were on duty and able to intervene far earlier. Strategic responses like these remain vital in reducing the drowning toll and improving our drowning prevention strategy. Surf Life Saving Northern Region has been actively involved in several additional key initiatives and ongoing programs: • The Safeswim partnership with Auckland Council, Auckland Regional Public Health Service and Watercare was launched as a platform to provide relevant water quality information to the public at all Auckland patrol locations. • The digital migration of our radio network was a significant capital project to ensure the Radio Network which supports our patrolling operations was future proofed and able to support our patrols better in future years. • The expansion and growth of patrol coverage and our lifesaving support services through the addition of Rescue Water Craft locations, increased SurfComm hours, and peer support and duty officers ensured our lifesaving operations continued to receive the necessary regional support, and our lifeguard delivery remained aligned with public need. • The development of our 2018 – 2021 Strategic Plan was crucial to setting the future orientation of our organisation for the next three years, and beyond. • The growth in reach of our community education programmes through additional City Nippers locations ensured we continued to reach Auckland changing and growing population. • Advancing funding discussions with Local and Central Government. Regional Councils continue to assist and support our lifesaving efforts, their commitment to improving surf lifesaving service and delivery in the Northern Region was clearly shown in the recent Long Term Plan Budgets in Auckland, Waikato, and Northland. We look forward to furthering work with our Council family as we continue to address our regions coastal water safety issues as one. A highlight of 2017 has been to watch the newly created Lifesavers Foundation flourish, it has quickly accelerated from a Regional to a National funding prospect for Surf Life Saving in New Zealand and for positive benefits to start flowing to Clubs already. I would like to thank
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the Foundation trustees and staff for their hard work in getting the Foundation up and running. Surf Life Saving Northern Region particularly thanks our principal sponsor Toyota Financial Services, key community partner Foundation North and our funding partners Trillian Trust and Akarana Communities Trust, alongside our partners CBRE Genesis, Yamaha Motor Group and Cordis Hotels for their generous support of the Surf Life Saving Northern Region movement. Without them and their essential donations many of our services would not be possible. Surf Life Saving Northern Region has always prided itself on its innovation, its strong, competitive spirit and a willingness to lead, to heed the call, to do what it is required. 2017/18 has reflected all of these qualities.
IAN GODFREY Chairman, Surf Life Saving Northern Region Inc.
Southern Region The 2017 /2018 summer came and stayed with stunningly warm water across the region the public got into beach mode early and kept coming throughout the season. A big thanks needs to go to all the guards and members who gave time volunteering across the region and the country to ensure that the public were safe throughout the summer. With nearly 900 new and refreshed lifeguards in the region covering the beaches the numbers continue to develop across the board from the bubble of Nationals in the area in 2017. Our thoughts must go out to the family and all the guards and members of the public who helped with the unsuccessful search for Jack Sutton in February in Christchurch. This isn’t the glamour side of surf but truly showed that clubs will go above and beyond for the community and it was great to see clubs working together throughout the week. Again the geographical area that the southern region covers creates it issues, be that local events to getting members to nationals this was slightly helped in the 2018 season with the semi reinstatement of the State highway through Kaikoura, the test will be to see how long before we put a surf event on at the newly created surf break in the Kaikoura township. Congratulations need to go to all those members who were recognised through the Awards of Excellence held in Christchurch and Dunedin, a special mention goes to Sarah Ball from Oreti and Craig Jamieson from Taylors Mistake for being named the Volunteer of the year for the Otago and Canterbury Areas. Well done to Waimairi and Kaka Point who were both named Club of the year for the Canterbury and Otago areas. It is key to keep recognising our member’s efforts and what we do in the community. To all the members who headed north to national events over the past season and to all of those who claimed medals in both national and regional events I congratulate you. A special mention needs to go to all the members, both athletes and management who represented New Zealand throughout the past twelve months. With some stunning performances in all aspects of Surf Lifesaving Sport we have some great individuals and teams coming through. On behalf of the Southern Region I would like to thank all the clubs, patrolling members, administrators and coaches for their time and effort over the last twelve months to continue to develop and deliver the goals of surf lifesaving.
MIKE LITTEN Chair Southern Region Club Chairs Committee
Recognition
NZ Lottery Grants Board Surf Lifeguard of the Year 2017 NATHAN BERRY – LEVIN-WAITARERE SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB
Nathan has a strong focus on lifeguard development; always looking to grow Advanced Lifeguard capabilities in others and create a hub of lifesaving excellence. This year Nathan took on a number of roles for the club and region. He was Patrol Captain, IRB Driver and Mentor of developing Patrol Captains. He also assisted with instruction and examination of the Surf Lifeguard Award and IRB programme in the area. He was Club Captain for Levin-Waitarere and organised the roster and patrols. He supervised the Regional Lifeguard contracts and staff, was the main point of contact for lifeguarding operations, acted as swim coach for year-round pool training and continues to work with lifeguards to implement development plans. In the region, he is a member of the Local Lifesaving Committee, a Patrol Auditor, an Instructor at the Intermediate Development Camp, a member of the callout squad, facilitator at the Riversdale IRB Camp and assisted with Foxton patrols. He completed a number of minor rescues and callouts. He also arranged a visit for the Life to the Max programme and delivered a lifeguard module for the local Scouts group.
DHL Volunteer of the Year 2017 KATE SUTER – SUMNER SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB
Kate is a role model to many members in the Sumner Surf Life Saving Club. She promotes a high level of professionalism to members of the public and continues to think about how things can be done better. She is extremely well-rounded with exceptional skills and knowledge. Last season, Kate completed hundreds of volunteer hours including over 45 hours as a volunteer Surf Lifeguard. As head Instructor for Sumner, Kate created training plans from surveys sent to members and carried out courses that qualified 24 new lifeguards, 10 IRB Crew, five IRB Drivers, four new Instructors and a new Examiner. She promotes the club to the community, attracting new lifeguards and coordinated many critical incidents incuding a major search where she was first on the scene when a car went into the estuary. Kate was the manager as well as a competitor of IRB competitions for Sumner and ran three motor workshops for Sumner and two for Canterbury. Kate is member of the Local Lifesaving Committee and she has taken the initiative to get more clubs training together. She is the head Patrol Auditor in Canterbury, was an event lifeguard, ran a rock workshop for 32 members, was a mentor at the National Lifeguard School and attended a facilitators course so she can run Patrol Captains’ courses in future. Kate shows real commitment to surf lifesaving.
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Recognition
BP Surf Rescue of the Year 2017 FAR NORTH SURF RESCUE - THOM ANDERSON, ANTHONY WALKER, KATE CLARKE, TONY WALKER.
At around 6pm on March 9, lifeguards at Ahipara Surf Rescue were alerted to two divers trapped on rocks under the cliffs, west of Tapotupotu. The men had been stranded for more than five hours, wearing only lightweight wetsuits and they were exhausted from their attempts to get back to the beach. Dangerous conditions had prevented the Northland Rescue Helicopter, Police, Search and Rescue volunteers and Coastguard from getting to them. Within five minutes, lifeguards Anthony Walker, Tony Walker, Thom Anderson and Kate Clarke had responded to the request to get an Inflatable Rescue Boat to the scene and were on their way from Ahipara to Tapotupotu Bay, east of Cape Reinga, around 125km away. Once on scene, driver Thom and crewman Anthony launched the IRB in fading light, three metre swells and poor visibility but they quickly located the divers and got them back to safety.
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Recognition
Honours and Awards 2017 - Summary
SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Life Membership Awards • Stephen Johnston QSM • Brett Leask
Distinguished Service Awards • Michael Bassett-Foss, Brad O’Leary, Faron Turner, Todd Cations-Vevin.
Service Awards Jason Broome, Michael Buck, Terrence (Terry) Burbidge, Aidan Charman, Wendy Clough, Kevin Cornish, Shane Edwards, Warren Edwards, Neil Galland, Jacquelyn (Jackie) Grant, Brendan Hamilton-Gibbs, Joanne Hobson, Emma Hubbard, Darren James, Reece Kennedy, Benny Larsen, Michael Lawrence, Colleen Murphy, Brent Phillips, Jason Pocock, Paul Treanor.
50 Year Badges Terence Christie, Alan Coates, John Dallimore, Don Dalton, Rex Dalton, Bryan Faulknor, Ian Ferguson MBE, Robin Foubister, David Gerrard, Michael Gibbs, Paul Goosey, Ian Greenwood MNZM, Neil Greenwood, Patricia Lovell, Colin Luke, Trevor Miles, Graeme Newton, Larry Rountree, Allan Seagar, Gregory Samson, Kevin Shute, Kelvin Williams.
SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS 2017 DHL Volunteer of the Year • Owen West, Oreti
2017 TSB Bank Official of the Year • Greg Rieger, Mount Maunganui LS
2017 TSB Bank Coach of the Year • Matt Sutton, Midway SLSC
2017 TSB Bank International Sport Performance of the Year • The Black Fins – World Championship Team
2017 NZLGB Lifeguard of the Year • Nathan Berry, Levin-Waitarere SLSC
2017 DHL Instructor of the Year • Todd Cations-Velvin, Fitzroy SLSC
2017 Innovation of the Year • Muriwai Volunteer Lifeguard Service, Drone Project
2017 BP Media Story of the Year • Sam Kelway – 1 News “Water safety goes hi-tech to keep Kiwis safe in the surf.”
2017 BP Rescue of the Year • Far North SR
Gudsell Trophy • Mairangi Bay SLSC
London Trophy • Waimairi SLSC
2017 DHL Volunteer of the Year • Kate Suter, Sumner SLSC
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Statistics
Membership Statistics 2017 / 2018
2017 / 2018 Season Membership Breakdown Under 14 Under 16 Under 19 Open Masters Totals Central 1922 301 347 406 893 3869 Male 912 142 139 226 541 1960 Female 1006 159 208 180 352 1905 Gender Unknown 3 0 0 0 0 3 Eastern 2519 461 602 793 1,438 5813 Male 1243 210 302 416 803 2974 Female 1215 251 300 377 635 2778 Gender Unknown 61 0 0 0 0 61 Northern 2,468 368 469 753 2,050 6,108 Male 1198 164 225 383 1139 3109 Female 1266 204 244 366 831 2911 Gender Unknown 4 0 0 4 80 88 Southern 1,232 240 256 502 622 2852 Male 590 114 123 242 402 1471 Female 640 126 133 259 220 1378 Gender Unknown 2 0 0 1 0 3 Total Male 3943 630 789 1,267 2,885 9,506 Total Female 4129 740 885 1,182 2,038 8,972 Total Gender Unknown 69 0 0 5 80 156 Total Memberships 8141 1,370 1,674 2,454 5,003 18,642 • Junior Surf is anyone either qualifying as U14 (comp category), based on DOB • Open is everyone who is marked on the database as over 19 and under 35. • Masters are people over 35 in the database.
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Statistics
2017 / 2018 Season Awards Northern Eastern Central Southern Totals Region Region Region Region Surf Lifeguard Surf Lifeguard Award 336 244 223 151 954 Surf Lifeguard Award Refresher 1687 1083 841 681 4292 Senior Lifeguard Award - Patrol Captain 18 28 44 25 115 Patrol Support 15 17 10 5 47 Patrol Support Refresher 11 15 8 9 43 Advanced Lifeguard Award 2 8 5 5 20 Surf Lifeguard Instructor 14 2 9 5 30 Surf Lifeguard Examiner & Probationary 3 5 7 10 25 TOTAL 2086 1402 1147 891 5526 IRB IRB Crewpersons Module 143 137 103 117 500 Senior Lifeguard Award - IRB 61 35 28 40 164 Senior Lifeguard Award - IRB Refresher 275 193 162 202 832 IRB Instructor 8 3 4 5 20 IRB Examiner & Probationary 8 4 1 9 22 TOTAL 495 372 298 373 1538 Coaching Introduction to Surf Coaching Award 0 2 25 17 44 Developing Surf Coach Award 1 0 11 0 12 Competitive Surf Coach Award 0 0 0 0 0 Performance Surf Coach Award 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 1 2 36 17 56 First Aid First Aid Level 1 181 186 128 129 624 First Aid Level 1 Refresher 341 167 147 53 708 First Aid Level 2 182 154 87 61 484 First Aid Level 2 Refresher 193 79 97 7 376 First Aid Level 3 46 27 39 13 125 First Aid Level 3 Refresher 69 29 17 2 117 Pain Management Module 29 0 1 2 32 Workplace First Aid 0 1 1 2 4 TOTAL 1041 643 517 269 2470 Surf Officials Surf Official Level 1 9 15 5 5 34 Surf Official Level 2 2 1 3 0 6 TOTAL 11 16 8 5 40 Marine VHF Radio Operators Certificate 96 48 88 80 312 TOTAL
3730
2483
2094
1635
9942
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Statistics
Patrol and Incident Statistics 2017 / 2018
SLS NORTHERN Region Major Minor Preventative Safety Total Hours Rescues Assists First Aids First Aids Searches Actions Interventions Bethells Beach SLSC 4155 23 18 10 31 5 1325 4605 Far North SLSC 413 1 3 1 27 0 104 41 Karekare SLSC 3699 17 54 2 21 3 361 2283 Kariaotahi SLSC 5468 17 16 7 13 5 2571 7607 Mairangi Bay SLSC 5423 3 10 0 43 10 2853 8413 Mangawhai Heads VLS 2218 22 27 1 35 1 635 2596 Muriwai LS 5641 109 64 20 37 10 4544 11,325 Northern Region Support Services 301 15 29 2 2 2 629 2935 Omaha Beach SLSC 2666 6 27 1 27 1 320 2202 Orewa SLSC 4186 10 10 11 90 12 785 1944 Piha SLSC 5734 48 30 9 45 9 1202 4774 Raglan SLSC 4077 15 21 13 78 14 2650 10,244 Red Beach SLSC 1766 10 19 5 30 12 363 1249 Ruakaka SLSC 2238 4 2 4 15 2 253 978 Sunset Beach LS 3762 5 50 3 11 7 1320 4482 United North Piha SLSC 4182 12 23 4 13 2 966 2753 Waipu Cove SLSC 2700 16 25 2 40 1 490 1709 Whangarei Heads SLSP 2683 15 10 3 8 0 640 3869 Event Lifeguarding 3986 43 79 10 51 0 704 2838 Northern Regional Services 23,242 36 156 39 245 43 20,525 51,501 Total 88,540 427 673 147 862 139 43,240 128,348
SLS EASTERN Region Major Minor Preventative Safety Total Hours Rescues Assists First Aids First Aids Searches Actions Interventions Hot Water Beach CRS 2273 74 51 11 36 1 2305 13,399 Maketu SLSC 277 0 5 1 3 0 38 124 Midway SLSC 1264 1 5 2 0 0 229 904 Mt Maunganui LS 5217 52 32 21 75 10 708 4695 Ngati Porou 93 1 0 1 0 0 26 29 Omanu SLSC 4224 7 50 0 28 6 570 2802 Onemana CRS 1118 3 0 0 3 0 90 265 Opotiki SLSC 446 1 0 0 2 0 206 336 Papamoa SLSC 3795 18 2 2 21 0 1947 3336 Pauanui SLSC 1439 2 16 4 12 2 693 5557 Pukehina SR 2738 0 4 0 47 0 505 2304 Tairua SLSC 1609 0 2 1 2 0 145 672 Tolaga Bay 261 0 1 0 0 0 50 151 Waihi Beach LS 4316 16 19 4 93 23 1835 22,688 Waikanae SLSC 1357 5 4 0 9 6 163 446 Wainui SLSC 958 0 1 0 8 2 110 361 Whakatane SLSC 1862 3 1 0 15 1 180 341 Whangamata SLSC 3593 32 37 8 117 1 2419 19,452 Whiritoa Surf LS 2076 0 17 3 30 0 510 2598 Event Lifeguarding 903 6 26 6 18 0 117 879 Eastern Regional Services 23,098 91 202 47 474 30 18,386 121,634 Total 62,917 312 475 111 993 82 31,232 202,973
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Statistics
SLS CENTRAL Region Major Minor Preventative Safety Total Hours Rescues Assists First Aids First Aids Searches Actions Interventions East End SLSC 1258 4 1 1 6 0 1322 2173 Fitzroy SLSC 1115 43 132 0 0 0 817 1775 Foxton SLSC 1523 6 8 3 16 3 237 1842 Levin-Waitarere SLSC 1246 1 0 2 6 0 208 474 Lyall Bay SLSC 1495 3 4 0 5 1 118 285 Maranui 887 1 4 1 26 0 42 75 New Plymouth Old Boys SLSC 920 0 8 1 10 0 316 1218 Ocean Beach Kiwi SLSC 1568 5 2 3 11 4 176 331 Opunake SLSC 1271 3 31 1 5 3 647 1415 Otaki SLSC 1609 0 2 0 10 0 371 942 Pacific SLSC 718 0 0 0 4 0 222 369 Paekakariki SL 2240 0 2 1 25 2 439 2903 Palmerston North SLSC 1623 2 32 3 5 8 181 1037 Riversdale SLSC 2050 4 1 2 2 1 66 113 Titahi Bay SLSC 1442 0 8 1 14 0 571 922 Waimarama SLSC 3309 15 36 11 8 2 686 6827 Wanganui SLSC 1367 7 3 0 3 0 8831 9641 Westshore SLSC 2803 0 6 0 7 3 57 213 Worser Bay SLSC 471 2 1 0 6 0 102 494 Event Lifeguarding 1144 6 185 6 12 0 302 908 Central Regional Services 12,735 59 178 22 125 22 10,208 35,631 Total 42,794 161 644 58 306 49 25,919 69,588
SLS SOUTHERN Region Major Minor Preventative Safety Total Hours Rescues Assists First Aids First Aids Searches Actions Interventions Brighton SLSC 1329 3 0 0 6 0 686 1904 Buller CRS 45 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 Kaka Point SLSC 989 4 4 0 2 0 230 437 Kotuku SLSC 1589 0 3 0 1 1 25 218 Nelson SLSC 643 8 16 0 10 8 24 12 New Brighton SLSC 1373 0 38 1 37 9 341 1623 North Beach SLSC 1231 1 17 0 14 2 1442 1924 Oreti SLSC 1659 3 1 1 6 2 57 553 Rarangi SLSC 868 3 3 1 8 0 83 356 South Brighton SLSC 1113 0 0 0 7 2 422 592 Spencer Park SLSC 1606 0 1 1 6 0 398 975 St. Clair SLSC 1821 8 15 2 29 2 476 2336 St. Kilda SLSC 1409 29 29 0 28 4 544 1593 Sumner SLSC 1829 6 35 0 17 5 2463 2921 Taylors Mistake SLSC 1863 14 9 2 12 5 236 1671 Waikuku Beach SLSC 1647 9 14 0 24 0 319 1155 Waimairi SLSC 1456 0 17 0 25 1 951 2050 Warrington SLSC 1234 0 0 0 1 0 101 193 Event Lifeguarding 383 15 202 0 2 0 128 19 Southern Regional Services 11,766 59 179 15 175 21 12,139 29,904 Total 35,853 162 583 23 410 62 21,084 50,436 GRAND TOTAL 230,104 1062 2375 339 2571 332 121,475 451,345
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Sports Results
200m Super Lifesaver
8 A Simpson, 2:19.49 Men B Final
9 A Trembath Women
6 N Peat, 2:32.08 Day Two results 50m Manikin Carry
Sport Results Tube Rescue Men
Beach Sprint Men
3 C Kelly 8 J Miller
3 J McCallum Beach Sprint Women
1 C Fyall
Oceanman
Oceanwoman Relay
3 H Miller Surf Ski Women
1 S Clifton Beach Flags Men
5 J McCallum Beach Flags Women
1 C Fyall Board Rescue Men
3 Board Rescue Women
2 Surf Teams Men
2 Surf Teams Women
4 Beach Relay Men
5 Tube Rescue Men
1 Tube Rescue Women
5 Board Race
2 B Botha 8 B Johnston
2 New Zealand team Jessica Miller - Mt Maunganui (captain) Casie Fyall - Waikanae Claudia Kelly - East End Libby Bradley - Mt Maunganui Samalulu Clifton - Mairangi Bay Bayden Botha - Mairangi Bay Hamish Miller - Mt Maunganui Javon McCallum - Fitzroy Atakura Julian - Lyall Bay Ben Johnston - Papamoa Danny Morrison - Coach Steven Vaughan - Manager Points Australia 854 Japan 711 New Zealand 703 South Africa 596 USA 558 Japan B 551 Netherlands 472 Hong Kong 315
2017 WORLD GAMES WROCLAW, POLAND. 21 & 22 JULY.
Board Race Women
3 C Kelly 8 J Miller Oceanman
4 H Miller Oceanwoman
2 J Miller Oceanman Relay
2 Oceanwoman Relay
2 Day 2 Beach Sprint Men
4 J McCallum Beach Sprint Women
1 C Fyall Surf Race Men
3 B Botha 7 A Julian Surf Race Women
5 J Miller 12 L Bradley
New Zealand team Steven Kent - Titahi Bay (Captain) Adam Simpson - Mt Maunganui Andrew Trembath - St Clair Jacob Hales - Papamoa Oscar Williams - Piha Natalie Peat - Papamoa (Vice-Captain) Carina Doyle - St Clair Ella Drinnan - Orewa Madison Kidd - Papamoa Olivia Corrin - Midway Jonelle Quane - Coach Mark Weatherall - Manager Daniel Grant - Assistant Coach Johnny Clough- Technical Official Day 1 200m Obstacles Men
3 S Kent, 1.55.21 6 A Trembath, 1.59.21
Surf Ski Men
3 H Miller
Women
Surf Ski Women
6 C Doyle, 2.11.35
2 S Clifton
Women B Final
Surf Teams Men
4 Surf Teams Women
4
7 C Fyall
Open Men
Women
U19 Men
2 Board Rescue Women
U19 Women
9 1:11.08
1 M Burns, Lyall Bay 2 T Bradley, Mt Maunganui 3 L Makaea, Piha
Women
9 1:31.48 100m Manikin Tow
1 P Makgill, Red Beach 2 J Selman, Red Beach 3 M Pickett, Waikanae
Women
U16 Women
7 N Peat, 1:01.74 9 M Kidd, 1:03.13 4 x 50m Medley Relay
1 S Reid, Fitzroy 2 S Irving, Lyall Bay 3 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay
Men
U14 Boys
8 1:33.76 Women
5 1:44.81 Placings 1= Italy 1= Australia 3 Germany 4 France 5 Poland 6 People’s Republic of China 7= Belgium 7= Japan 7= New Zealand 7= Spain
2017 SLSNZ POOL CHAMPIONSHIPS SIR OWEN GLENN NATIONAL AQUATIC CENTRE, AUCKLAND. 13TH TO 15TH OCTOBER Masters 50m Freestyle with Fins Men 70+ yrs
1 I Gunthorp, Red Beach 2 I Burrow, Orewa 3 K Corrigan, Red Beach Women 65-69 yrs
1 S Burrow, Orewa Men 60-64 yrs
1 D Morton, Red Beach 2 K Stinson, Orewa Men 55-59 yrs
1 C Seaman, Muriwai 2 P Huang, Orewa 3 M Van Rooyen, Muriwai U13 Boys
1 H Wrathall, Waimairi 2 C Gilmore, Mairangi Bay 3 E Brown, Maranui U13 Girls
1 Z Crawford, Mairangi Bay 2 A Lepua, Orewa 3 L Redford, Mairangi Bay U12 Boys
1 J Cornish, Red Beach 2 K Brackebush, Orewa 3 S Kilduff, Lyall Bay U12 Girls
1 L Peebles, Orewa 2 J Kirkpatrick, Midway 3 M Middleton, Red Beach U11 Boys
1 I Gear, Piha 2 B Swanberg, Omanu 3 A Smith, Maranui U11 Girls
1 A Bray, Orewa 2 G Brackebush, Orewa 3 L Humphreys, Orewa
Masters 100m Manikin Tow with Fins
Men 50-54 yrs
Women 65-69 yrs
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 2 M Gibson, Omaha 3 R Salt, Mairangi Bay
Men 60-64 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
1 Sue Mellsop, Lyall Bay 2 E De Kort, Orewa 3 T Molloy, Mairangi Bay Men 45–49 yrs
1 G Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 2 P McConnell, Orewa 3 M Appleby, Lyall Bay Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Keepa, Wainui 3 S Boubee, Papamoa Men 40-44 yrs
1 D Bray, Orewa 2 A Cain, New Brighton 3 C Maarhuis, Waihi Beach Women 40-44 yrs
1 C King, Orewa 2 T Russell, Red Beach 3 C Buckley, New Brighton Women 35-39 yrs
Men 30-34 yrs
7 N Peat, 54.49
1 S Brennan, Orewa 2 T Burgess, Orewa 3 R Hohneck, Papamoa
Women B Final
Women 30-34 yrs
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U14 Girls
Men 70+ yrs
Men B Final
16 E Drinnan
1 J Keepa, Wainui 2 T Magner, Mt Maunganui 3 S Brown, Lyall Bay
1 I Kennedy, Mairangi Bay 2 A Bates, Lyall Bay 3 R Reardon, Mt Maunganui
6 S Kent, 46.63
Women
U16 Men
4 S Kent, 51.87 10= A Trembath, 1:45.26
Men
1 A Fitzgerald, Orewa 2 L Storey, Mairangi Bay
14 J Hales
1 L Ata, Piha 2 C Stinson, Orewa 3 Z Reid, Fitzroy
Men
Men 35-39 yrs
Men
Board Rescue Men
1 S Brennan, Orewa 2 A Kent, Mairangi Bay 3 T Burgess, Orewa Women 30-34 yrs
Men
8 1.55.67 100m Manikin Carry
Beach Flags Women
Men 30-34 yrs
1= J Hales, Papamoa 1= S Kent, Titahi Bay 3 W Coetzee, Red Beach 1 S Lee, Lyall Bay 2 M Kidd, Papamoa 3 N Peat, Papamoa
11 O Corrin 4 x 50m Obstacles
Women
8 J McCallum
Open Men
1 A Fitzgerald, Orewa 2 L Storey, Mairangi Bay
Open Women
1 L Harrod, Red Beach 2 J Ellis, Lyall Bay 3 R Duff, Red Beach
8 1.43.51
Beach Flags Men
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Board Race Women
2
Surf Ski Men
1
2 B Botha 4 B Johnston
Oceanman Relay
6 J Miller 10 L Bradley
Beach Relay Women
Board Race Men
3 J Miller
Surf Race Women
5
6
Oceanwoman
5 A Julian 7 B Botha
Beach Relay Men
Tube Rescue Men
6 H Miller
Surf Race Men
2
2
Women 35-39 yrs
5 S Kent, 30.19 19 Hales, 32.96
Men
14 C Doyle, 37.14 19 O Corrin, 39.71 4 x 25m Carry Relay
2017 SANYO CUP BUSSAN INTERNATIONAL LIFESAVING CUP MOMOCHI SEASIDE PARK, FUKUOKA, JAPAN JUNE 24 – 25, 2017 Results Day 1
2 A Edwards, Orewa 3 V Clark, Mairangi Bay 50m Freestyle with Fins
1 S Gunther, Orewa
1 I Gunthorp, Red Beach 2 I Burrow, Orewa 1 S Burrow, Orewa 1 D Morton, Red Beach 2 K Stinson, Orewa Men 55-59 yrs
1 I Kennedy, Mairangi Bay 2 A Bates, Lyall Bay 3 R Reardon, Mt Maunganui Men 50-54 yrs
1 R Bradding, Whangamata 2 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 3 R Salt, Mairangi Bay Women 50-54 yrs
1 E De Kort, Orewa 2 J Barron, Mt Maunganui 3 A Rosewarne, Orewa Men 45-49 yrs
1 G Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 2 V Burkhardt, Orewa 3 P McConnell, Orewa Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 T Burns, Mairangi Bay Men 40-44 yrs
1 A Cain, New Brighton 2 C Maarhuis, Waihi Beach 3 D Blair, Brighton Women 40-44 yrs
1 L Harrod, Red Beach 2 J Ellis, Lyall Bay 3 K Rapson, Red Beach Men 35-39 yrs
1 C King, Orewa 2 D Morrison, Mairangi Bay 3 C Buckley, New Brighton
1 A Edwards, Orewa 100m Manikin Tow with Fins 1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 2 J Hales, Papamoa 3 A Simpson, Mt Maunganui Open Women
1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 M Kidd, Papamoa 3 C Doyle, St Clair U19 Men
1 Z Reid, Fitzroy 2 L Ata, Piha 3 O Williams, Piha U19 Women
1 L Makaea, Piha 2 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 3 M Dowker, Papamoa U16 Men
1 S Poching, Mairangi Bay 2 J Selman, Red Beach 3 J Hansen, Lyall Bay U16 Women
1 A Quirke, Piha 2 G Barnett-Bates, Lyall Bay 3 S Reid, Fitzroy Masters 100m Swim with Obstacles Men 70+ yrs
1 I Gunthorp, Red Beach 2 I Burrow, Orewa 3 K Corrigan, Red Beach Women 65-69 yrs
1 S Burrow, Orewa Men 60-64 yrs
1 D Morton, Red Beach 2 K Stinson, Orewa Men 55-59 yrs
1 I Kennedy, Mairangi Bay 2 R Reardon, Mt Maunganui Men 50-54 yrs
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 2 R Bradding, Whangamata 3 M Gibson, Omaha Beach Women 50-54 yrs
1 S Mellsop, Lyall Bay 2 R Tanner, Omaha Beach 3 A Rosewarne, Orewa Men 45-49 yrs
1 V Burkhardt, Orewa 2 G Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 3 M Cecioni, Paekakariki Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 S Keepa, Wainui Men 40-44 yrs
1 A Cain, New Brighton 2 D Bray, Orewa 3 D Blair, Brighton Women 40-44yrs
1 L Harrod, Red Beach 2 J Walker, Omaha Beach 3 R Duff, Red Beach Men 35-39 yrs
1 C King, Orewa 2 D Morrison, Mairangi Bay 3 T Russell, Red Beach Women 35-39 yrs
1 A Fitzgerald, Orewa 2 L Storey, Mairangi Bay Men 30-34 yrs
1 S Brennan, Orewa 2 T Burgess, Orewa 3 R Hohneck, Papamoa Women 30-34 yrs
1 S Gunther, Orewa 2 A Edwards, Orewa
100m Swim with Obstacles Open Men
1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 2 L Clareburt, Lyall Bay 3 W Coetzee, Red Beach U19 Men
1 Z Reid, Fitzroy 2 L O’Connor, Mt Maunganui U19 Women
1 O Corrin, Midway U16 Men
1 M Pickett, Waikanae, 2 P Makgill, Red Beach 3 J Selman, Red Beach
Sport Results
U16 Women
International Women
Open Women
50m Brick Carry no fins
U19 Mixed
1 S Reid, Fitzroy 2 S Irving, Lyall Bay 3 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay
1 Australia B 2 Australia A 3 New Zealand Youth A
1 C Doyle, St Clair 2 N Peat, Papamoa
U14 Boys
1 Fitzroy A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Lyall Bay A
U14 Boys
Open Men
1 T Magner, Mt Maunganui 2 W Lambie, Lyall Bay 3 L Fitzjohn, Mt Maunganui
1 Piha A 2 Papamoa A 3 St Clair A
1 L O’Connor, Mt Maunganui 2 O Williams, Piha 3 J Atakura, Lyall Bay
U14 Girls
Open Women
1 E Fairweather, St Clair 2 C Seaman, Muriwai 3 E North, East End
1 Papamoa A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 St Clair A
U13 Boys
Open Mixed
1 C Gilmore, Mairangi Bay 2 H Wrathall, Waimairi 3 J Curteis, Red Beach
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha A 3 New Brighton A
U13 Girls
U19 Men
1 Z Crawford, Mairangi Bay 2 L Barlett, Omanu 3 I Amor-Bendall, Wainui
1 Piha A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Mt Maunganui A
1 S Reid, Fitzroy 2 A Quirke, Piha 3 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 200m Super Lifesaver
U12 Boys
U19 Women
Open Men
1 S Kilduff, Lyall Bay 2 K Brackebush, Orewa 3 J Cornish, Red Beach
1 Piha A 2 East End A 3 Red Beach A
1 A Simpson, Mt Maunganui 2 C Drinnan, Piha 3 W Coetzee, Red Beach
U12 Girls
U19 Mixed
Open Women
1 L Peebles, Orewa 2 T McEwan, Papamoa 3 M Middleton, Red Beach
1 Fitzroy A 2 Piha A 3 Lyall Bay A
1 C Doyle, St Clair 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 C Wright, Sumner
U11 Boys
U16 Men
U19 Men
1 B Swanberg, Omanu 2 A Randall, Orewa 3 N Cowen, Omaha Beach
1 Red Beach A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Maranui A
1 O Williams, Piha 2 L O’Connor, Mt Maunganui 3 J Clark, Papamoa
U11 Girls
U16 Women
U19 Women
1 A Bray, Orewa 2 G Brackebush, Orewa 3 N Manning, Mt Maunganui Masters 50m Line Throw
1 Orewa A 2 East End A 3 Lyall Bay
1 E Drinnan, Piha 2 L Makaea, Piha 3 M Dowker, Papamoa 50m Manikin Carry
U16 Mixed
Women 50-54 yrs
1 Waikanae A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Papamoa A
1 Mt Maunganui
U14 Boys
Men 50-54 yrs
1 Red Beach
Men 45-49 yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Orewa 3 Sumner Women 45-49 yrs
1 Papamoa Men 40-44 yrs
1 Omaha Beach 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Lyall Bay
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Wainui A U14 Girls
1 Lyall Bay A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Muriwai A U14 Mixed
Women 40-44 yrs
1 Red Beach A 2 Waihi Beach A 3 Sumner
1 Lyall Bay
U12 Boys
1 Red Beach 2 New Brighton
1 Omaha Beach A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Midway A
Men 30-34 yrs
U12 Girls
1 Orewa A 2 Papamoa 3 Mt Maunganui
1 Midway A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Orewa A
Women 30-34 yrs
U12 Mixed
1 Orewa A 2 Orewa B 50m Line Throw
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Red Beach A 3 Orewa B 100m Manikin Relay
Men 35-39 yrs
Open Men
1 St Clair A 2 Piha A 3 Papamoa B Open Women
1 Piha A 2 Waihi Beach A 3 Sumner A U19 Men
1 Piha A 2 Papamoa B 3 Lyall Bay A U19 Women
1 Lyall Bay A 2 Piha A 3 Piha B U16 Men
1 Orewa A 2 Lyall Bay C 3 Lyall Bay A Under 16 Women
International Men
1 New Zealand Open A 2 Australia B 3 Australia A International Women
1 Australia A 2 New Zealand Open A 3 Australia B Open Men
1 Piha A 2 Papamoa A 3 St Clair A Open Women
1 Papamoa A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 St Clair A U19 Men
1 Piha A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Mt Maunganui
1 Omanu A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Mairangi Bay A 200m Medley Relay
U19 Women
Mixed Masters 120-159 yrs
U16 Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Piha A 3 Red Beach A
1 Orewa 2 Papamoa
1 Red Beach A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Maranui A
160+ yrs
U16 Women
1 Lyall Bay 2 Orewa 3 Mairangi Bay International Men
1 Australia A 2 New Zealand Open A 3 New Zealand Youth A
1 Piha A 2 Orewa A 3 Orewa B 100m Rescue Medley Open Men
1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 2 C Coetzee, Orewa 3 J Hales, Papamoa
U19 Men
U19 Women
1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 O Corrin, Midway 3 M Burns, Lyall Bay U16 Men
1 M Pickett, Waikanae 2 J Selman, Red Beach 3 P Makgill, Red Beach U16 Women
Open Men
1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 2 M White, Piha 3 J Hales, Papamoa Open Women
1 C Doyle, St Clair 2 L Quilter, Wainui 3 S Lee, Lyall Bay U19 Men
1 O Williams, Piha 2 L O’Connor, Mt Maunganui 3 J Clark, Papamoa U19 Women
1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 O Corrin, Midway 3 M Burns, Lyall Bay U16 Men
1 M Pickett, Waikanae 2 J Selman, Red Beach 3 T MacGibbon, Sumner
1 T Magner, Mt Maunganui 2 L Fitzjohn, Mt Maunganui 3 J Keepa, Wainui U14 Girls
1 E Fairweather, St Clair 2 M Gardiner, Mt Maunganui 3 R Kwan, Orewa U13 Boys
1 C Gilmore, Mairangi Bay 2 J Curteis, Red Beach 3 A Wilson, Orewa U13 Girls
1 Z Crawford, Mairangi Bay 2 L Bartlett, Omanu 3 I Amor-Bendall, Wainui U12 Boys
1 J Cornish, Red Beach 2 K Brackebush, Orewa 3 S Kilduff, Lyall Bay U12 Girls
1 L Peebles, Orewa 2 T McEwan, Papamoa 3 M Middleton, Red Beach U11 Boys
1 B Swanberg, Omanu 2 A Randall, Orewa 3 L Thompson, Papamoa U11 Girls
1 A Bray, Orewa 2 G Brackebush, Orewa 3 N Manning, Mt Maunganui 50m Rescue Medley brick U14 Boys
1 J Keepa, Wainui 2 T Magner, Mt Maunganui 3 Z Reeder, Mt Maunganui U14 Girls
1 E Fairweather, St Clair 2 R Kwan, Orewa 3 M Gardiner, Mt Maunganui U13 Boys
1 A Wilson, Orewa 2 H Wrathall, Waimairi 3 C Gilmore, Mairangi Bay U13 Girls
1 Z Crawford, Mairangi Bay 2 L Bartlett, Omanu 3 A Bassett, Lyall Bay U12 Boys
1 T Richardson, Mt Maunganui 2 J Cornish, Red Beach 3 K Brackebush, Orewa U12 Girls
U16 Women
1 L Peebles, Orewa 2 M Middleton, Red Beach 3 J Kirkpatrick, Midway
1 A Quirke, Piha 2 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 3 S Irving, Lyall Bay 300m MEGA Relay
1 B Swanberg, Omanu 2 L Thompson, Papamoa 3 A Savage, Red Beach
Open Mixed
1 Lyall Bay A 2 Papamoa A 3 Red Beach A 100m Brick Relay
U11 Boys
U11 Girls
1 A Bray, Orewa 2 G Brackebush, Orewa 3 J Pilbrow, Papamoa 200m Obstacle Relay
U14 Boys
Mixed Masters 120-159 yrs
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Wainui A
Mixed Masters 160+ yrs
U14 Girls
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Orewa A U12 Boys
1 Omaha Beach A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Mairangi Bay A U12 Girls
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Orewa B 3 Midway A 100m Tube with Patient & Fins U14 Boys
1 Wainui A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Lyall Bay B U14 Girls
1 St Clair B 2 Mt Maunganui B 3 Omanu A U12 Boys
1 Red Beach A 2 Omaha Beach C 3 Mairangi Bay A U12 Girls
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha B 3 Orewa C
1 Orewa 2 Papamoa 1 Orewa 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Omaha Beach International Men
1 New Zealand Open A 2 New Zealand Youth A 3 Australia A International Women
1 Australia B 2 New Zealand Open A 3 Australia A Open Men
1 Piha A 2 Papamoa A 3 Sumner A Open Women
1 Lyall Bay A 2 Papamoa A 3 St Clair A Open Mixed
1 Red Beach A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Piha A U19 Men
1 Lyall Bay A 2 Piha A 3 Papamoa A U19 Women
1 Piha A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 East End A
U16 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Orewa A U16 Women
1 Piha A 2 Orewa A 3 Lyall Bay A U16 Mixed
1 Waikanae A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Waimairi A U14 Boys
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Lyall Bay A 3 Omanu A U14 Girls
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Orewa B 3 St Clair A U14 Mixed
1 Red Beach A 2 Waihi Beach A 3 Sumner A U12 Boys
1 Omaha Beach A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Midway A U12 Girls
1 Midway A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Papamoa A U12 Mixed
1 Orewa B 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach A 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Open Men
1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 2 J Hales, Papamoa 3 A Simpson, Mt Maunganui Open Women
1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 M Kidd, Papamoa 3 C Wright, Sumner U19 Men
1 O Williams, Piha 2 L Ata, Piha 3 L O’Connor, Mt Maunganui U19 Women
1 L Makaea, Piha 2 E Drinnan, Piha 3 M Burns, Lyall Bay U16 Men
1 J Selman, Red Beach 2 P Makgill, Red Beach 3 M Pickett, Waikanae U16 Women
1 A Quirke, Piha 2 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 3 E Cameron, Piha Points 1 Piha 130 2 Lyall Bay 105 3 Orewa 102 4 Mairangi Bay 95 5 Red Beach 84 6 Mt Maunganui 82 7 Papamoa 74.5 8 St Clair 38 9 Fitzroy 27 10 Omanu 24 11 Midway 23 12 Waikanae 21 13 Omaha Beach 20 14 Wainui 18 15 Titahi Bay 17.5 16 East End 10 17 Waihi Beach 9 18 Waimairi 8 19= Muriwai 7 19= Sumner 7 21 Maranui 4 22 New Brighton 1 Points – Masters 1 Orewa 120 2 Red Beach 45 3 Mairangi Bay 41 4 Papamoa 30 5 Lyall Bay 26 6 Mt Maunganui 25 7= New Brighton 13 7= Omaha Beach 13 9 Whangamata 5 10= Waihi Beach 3 10= Wainui 3 12 Brighton 2 13 Paekakariki 1 14 Sumner 1
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
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Sports Results
2018 CENTRAL REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS FITZROY BEACH, 13TH JANUARY
Ironperson
U16 Women
Open Men
1 T Cole, Fitzroy 2 J Meuli, East End 3 G Callebaut, Fitzroy
1 Y Harrop, NPOB 2 L North, East End 3 H Park, Waimarama Board Relay
Open Men
Open Women
Open Men
1 T Allen, Paekakariki 2 K O’Keeffe, Fitzroy 3 A Kereopa, Fitzroy
1 Fitzroy Blue 2 East End Red 3 Waimarama Red
U19 Men
Open Women
1 A Larsen, Fitzroy 2 B McCallum, Fitzroy 3 F Moles, East End
1 East End Red 2 Fitzroy Shanks 3 Maranui A Ski Relay
Board Race
1= T Cole, Fitzroy 1= G Park, Fitzroy 3 B Cannell, Paekakariki Open Women
1 M Jones, Paekakariki 2 K O’Keeffe, Fitzroy 3 B Ryan, Titahi Bay U19 Men
1 M Padrutt, East End 2 L Sanko, Waimarama 3 J Laver, Waimarama U19 Women
1 H Baker, East End 2 R Robinson, East End 3 C Clarke, Paekakariki U16 Men
1 R Clough, Fitzroy 2 N Hargreaves, Maranui 3 L McVicar, Titahi Bay U16 Women
1 J Padrutt, Fitzroy 2 S Old, East End 3 M Russell, Waimarama Ski Race Open Men
1 J Meuli, East End 2 T Cole, Fitzroy 3 C Codyre, Fitzroy Open Women
1 T Allen, Paekakariki 2 K O’Keeffe, Fitzroy 3 A Kereopa, Fitzroy U19 Men
1 M McCallum, Fitzroy 2 B McCallum, Fitzroy 3 M Padrutt, East End U19 Women
1= H Baker, East End 1 = C Kelly, East End 3 N Godwin, East End U16 Men
1 J Whittle, NPOB 2 L McVicar, Titahi Bay 3 A Wilson, Waimarama U16 Women
1 J Padrutt, Fitzroy 2 G Coomber, Fitzroy 3 M Baker, East End Run Swim Run Open Men
1 T Cole, Fitzroy 2 B Richardson, Titahi Bay Open Women
1 B Ryan, Titahi Bay 2 K O’Keeffe, Fitzroy 3 A McMullan, Lyall Bay U19 Men
1 Z Reid, Fitzroy 2 N Cecioni, Paekakariki 3 H Dyer, Ocean Beach Kiwi U19 Women
1 A Daniels, East End 2 N Walsh, Fitzroy 3 I Bassett-Foss, Waimarama U16 Men
1 C Pulepule, Maranui 2 T Kay, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 N Hargreaves, Maranui U16 Women
1 L North, East End 2 S Reid, Fitzroy 3 Y Harrop, NPOB Surf Race Open Men
1 T Cole, Fitzroy 2 Z Reid, Fitzroy 3 I McCallum, Fitzroy Open Women
1 K O’Keeffe, Fitzroy 2 R Hudson, Maranui 3 B Ryan, Titahi Bay U19 Men
1 Z Reid, Fitzroy 2 N Cecioni, Paekakariki 3 J Laver, Waimarama U19 Women
1 A Daniels, East End 2 N Walsh, Fitzroy 3 C Clarke, Paekakariki U16 Men
1 T Kay, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 C Pulepule, Maranui 3 N Hargreaves, Maranui U16 Women
1 L North, East End 2 S Reid, Fitzroy 3 S Downs, Paekakariki
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U19 Women
1 H Baker, East End 2 C Clarke, Paekakariki 3 A Daniels, East End U16 Men
1 O Spicer, NPOB 2 N Hargreaves, Maranui 3 T Kay, Ocean Beach Kiwi Diamond Lady U16 Women
1 L North, East End 2 S Downs, Paekakariki 3 K Stinson, Orewa Beach Sprint
Open Men
1 Fitzroy Blue 2 East End Red 3 Fitzroy White Open Women
1 East End Red 2 Fitzroy Dugongs 3 Paekakariki Blue Beach Relay Open Men
1 Ocean Beach Kiwi A 2 Paekakariki Red 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi B
Open Men
Open Women
1 J McCallum, Fitzroy 2 B Lewis, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 T Cole, Fitzroy
1 East End Red 2 Fitzroy Crabs 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi Taplin Relay
Open Women
1 B Ryan, Titahi Bay 2 A Bates, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 E Crewe, Fitzroy U19 Men
1 2 3
B Lewis, Ocean Beach Kiwi J Devine, Paekakariki K Corneilssen, Ocean Beach Kiwi
U19 Women
1 A Bates, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 J Grylls, NPOB 3 E Crewe, Fitzroy U16 Men
1 2 3
W Akeripa, Ocean Beach Kiwi R Akuhata, Ocean Beach Kiwi G Hesketh, Ocean Beach Kiwi
U16 Women
1 J Tucker, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 S Birdsall, East End 3 H Park, Waimarama Beach Flags Open Men
1 J McCallum, Fitzroy 2 B Cannell, Paekakariki 3 T Clarkson, East End Open Women
1 S Birdsall, East End 2 A Riddick, Fitzroy 3 E Crewe, Fitzroy
Open Men
1 Fitzroy White 2 Waimarama Red 3 Fitzroy Blue Open Women
1 East End Gold 2 Fitzroy Starfish 3 Paekakariki Blue Surf Canoe - Long Course
R Akuhata, Ocean Beach Kiwi C Pulepule, Maranui A Bibby, Ocean Beach Kiwi
U16 Women
1 T Davis, Maranui 2 J Tucker, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 S Birdsall, East End 2km Beach Run Open Men
1 W Little, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 C Sutherland, Fitzroy 3 T Cole, Fitzroy Open Women
1 H O’Connor, Fitzroy 2 I Kelly, East End 3 A McMullan, Lyall Bay U19 Men
1 W Little, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 C Sutherland, Fitzroy 3 M Padrutt, East End U19 Women
1 H O’Connor, Fitzroy 2 I Kelly, East End 3 B Herbison, Waimarama U16 Men
1 L McVicar, Titahi Bay 2 L Moles, East End 3 N Hargreaves, Maranui
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
Open Male
1 East End
1 O Corrin, Gisborne 2 N Peat, Bay of Plenty 3 S Lee, Capital Coast Beach Flags
1 Waimarama U19 Women
1 Waimarama Surf Canoe - Short Course Open Men
1 East End Legends 2 East End Blowouts
Open Male
1 M Finch, Bay of Plenty 2 D Rippon, Northern 3 M Foster, Canterbury Open Female
1 Waimarama
1 C Fyall, Gisborne 2 M Kidd, Bay of Plenty 3 S Bogdanovas, Canterbury Board Race
U19 Women
Open Male
1 Palmerston North 2 Waimarama
1 M Beattie, Bay of Plenty 2 S Cowdrey, Bay of Plenty 3 J Scott, Northern
Open Women
1 East End U19 Men
Open Men
1 2 3
Ski Relay Open Mixed 1 Northern 2 Canterbury 3 Gisborne Board Relay Open Mixed 1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Canterbury Surf Race
Open Female
1 B Lewis, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 J Devine, Paekakariki 3 T Larsen, East End
U16 Men
2018 NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVE CHALLENGE - OPEN MT MAUNGANUI 29TH JANUARY
Open Women U19 Men
Surf Boat - Short Course/Run Boat Run 1 North Beach 2 Muriwai 3 Mairangi Bay Open Women
1 Titahi Bay 2 Red Beach 3 Muriwai Masters Men
1 East End 2 Omanu 3 East End U23 Men
1 Titahi Bay 2 Piha 3 Sunset Beach U23 Women
1 Paekakariki 2 Piha 3 Waihi Beach U19 Men
1 Sunset Beach 2 Whangamata 3 Titahi Bay U19 Women
1 Titahi Bay 2 Paekakariki 3 North Beach Overall Points (includes Boat Points) 1 Fitzroy 121 2 East End 119 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi 52 4 Paekakariki 40 5= Titahi Bay 32 5= Waimarama 32
Open Female
1 E Pollock, Bay of Plenty 2 O Corrin, Gisborne 3 E Kingi, Capital Coast Beach Sprint Open Male
1 J McCallum, Taranaki 2 D Rippon, Northern 3 M Finch, Bay of Plenty Open Female
1 C Fyall, Gisborne 2 M Kidd, Bay of Plenty 3 A Wilson, Taranaki Rescue Tube Rescue Open Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Taranaki Open Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Capital Coast 3 Northern Board Rescue Open Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Northern Open Female
1 Gisborne 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Northern Beach Relay Open Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Canterbury Open Female
1 Gisborne 2 Northern 3 Canterbury
Ski Race Open Male
1 J Wilson, Northern 2 M Lee, Northern 3 Q Thompson, Gisborne Open Female
1 R Clarke, Northern 2 A Bermingham, Gisborne 3 A Barron, Bay of Plenty Oceanperson Open Male
1 M Beattie, Bay of Plenty 2 G Hunter, Northern 3 P Van Achterbergh, Northern Open Female
122 121 52 48 39 32 20 12 6 5
1 A Simpson, Bay of Plenty 2 G Hunter, Northern 3 M Scott, Gisborne
U19 Men
1 A Bates, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 E Crewe, Fitzroy 3 J McCallum, East End
20 12 6 6 6 5 4 3 3 3 2 1 1 1
1 East End Legends 2 East End Blowouts
Open Men
2018 CENTRAL REGION CHAMPIONSHIP SURF BOATS - NZSB SERIES #3
U19 Women
7 Maranui 8 NPOB 9 North Beach 10 Piha 11 Sunset Beach 12 Palmerston North 13 Muriwai 14= Omanu 14= Red Beach 14= Whangamata 17 Lyall Bay 18= Orewa 18= Waihi Beach 18= Mairangi Bay Central Region Points 1 Fitzroy 2 East End 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi 4 Paekakariki 5 Titahi Bay 6 Waimarama 7 Maranui 8 NPOB 9 Lyall Bay 10 Palmerston North
1 R Clarke, Northern 2 H Williams, Northern 3 A Barron, Bay of Plenty Oceanperson Relay Open Male
1 Northern 2 Taranaki 3 Bay of Plenty Open Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Northern Canoe Short Course 1 Open Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Hawkes Bay 3 Taranaki Open Female
1 Canterbury 2 Northern 3 Gisborne Canoe Short Course 2 Open Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Taranaki Open Female
1 Canterbury 2 Gisborne 3 Capital Coast Canoe Long Course 1 Open Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Gisborne Open Female
1 Canterbury 2 Taranaki 3 Gisborne Canoe Long Course 2 Open Male
1 Hawkes Bay 2 Northern 3 Capital Coast Open Female
1 Canterbury 2 Capital Coast 3 Northern IRB Tube Rescue Open Male
1 Northern 2 Gisborne 3 Hawkes Bay Open Female
1 Northern 2 Gisborne 3 Bay of Plenty IRB Assembly Rescue Open Male
1 Gisborne 2 Hawkes Bay 3 Northern Open Female
1 Taranaki 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Gisborne IRB Single Rescue Open Male
1 Gisborne 2 Northern 3 Hawkes Bay Open Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Taranaki IRB Three Person Rescue Open Male
1 Taranaki 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Northern Open Female
1 Northern 2 Gisborne 3 Bay of Plenty Points 1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern
242.5 241
Sport Results
3 4 5 6 7
Gisborne Taranaki Capital Coast Canterbury Hawkes Bay
225 176 143.5 136 63
2018 NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVE CHALLENGE - YOUTH IRB Tube Rescue U22 Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Taranaki IRB Assembly Rescue U22 Male
1 Taranaki 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Gisborne IRB Single Rescue U22 Male
1 Taranaki 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Capital Coast Ski Relay Youth Mixed
1 Northern 2 Taranaki 3 Bay of Plenty Board Relay Youth Mixed
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Canterbury Surf Race Youth Male
1 L O’Connor, Bay of Plenty 2 Z Reid, Taranaki 3 H Miller, Bay of Plenty Youth Female
1 L North, Taranaki 2 S Reid, Taranaki 3 T Bradley, Bay of Plenty Beach Flags Youth Male
1 A Smith, Bay of Plenty 2 R Gjaltema, Northern 3 J Hansen, Capital Coast Youth Female
1 S Sandford, Bay of Plenty 2 B Irving, Gisborne 3 A Archer, Canterbury Board Race Youth Male
1 H Gledhill, Northern 2 M Cowdrey, Bay of Plenty 3 H Lockie, Northern Youth Female
1 L Bradley, Bay of Plenty 2 A Smith, Gisborne 3 R Robinson, Taranaki Beach Sprint Youth Male
1 A Smith, Bay of Plenty 2 B Lewis, Hawkes Bay 3 R Gjaltema, Northern Youth Female
1 S Sandford, Bay of Plenty 2 B Irving, Gisborne 3 C Grant, Northern Rescue Tube Rescue Youth Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Taranaki 3 Northern Youth Female
1 Taranaki 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Northern Board Rescue Youth Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Taranaki Youth Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Taranaki Beach Relay Youth Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Taranaki Youth Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Taranaki Ski Race Youth Male
1 L Birkhead, Gisborne
2 B McCallum, Taranaki 3 D Miller, Bay of Plenty Youth Female
1 A Higgins, Gisborne 2 C Reid, Bay of Plenty 3 H Baker, Taranaki Oceanperson Youth Male
1 K Kramer, Northern 2 O Williams, Northern 3 J Collins, Taranaki 1 H Baker, Taranaki 2 R Hikuroa, Capital Coast 3 C Tate, Gisborne Oceanperson Relay Youth Male
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Hawkes Bay 3 Taranaki Youth Female
1 Taranaki 2 Gisborne 3 Capital Coast Canoe Race Short Course 1 Youth Male
1 Northern 2 Hawkes Bay 3 Capital Coast Youth Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Gisborne Canoe Race Short Course 2 Youth Male
1 Northern 2 Gisborne 3 Capital Coast Youth Female
1 Gisborne 2 Northern 3 Taranaki Canoe Race Long Course 1 Youth Male
Youth Female
1 Bay of Plenty 2 Gisborne 3 Northern Canoe Race Long Course 2 Youth Male
1 Northern 2 Gisborne 3 Taranaki Youth Female
211 200.5 195.5 166 123.5 115 91.5
Assembly Rescue Open Men
S Nelson/S Busing/ S Malley, East End L Powell/H Shrimpton/ A Baptist, Sunset Beach S Edwards/M Edwards/ G Marshall, Sunset Beach
Open Women
T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ G Marshall, Sunset Beach M Moller/B Alty/O Gooch, East End B Taylor/M Ahrens/A Ahrens, St Clair
U22 Men
1 2 3
J McSweeney-Novak/ L Cole/C Harrop, East End J Redmond/J Hunt/C Janse Van Rensburg, Sunset Beach K Merwood/L Davis/ B Herbison, Waimarama
U19 Men
1 2 3
S Nelson/S Busing/ S Malley/E Rideout/O Gooch, East End S Edwards/M Edwards/ A Baptist/G Marshall/ S Wallace, Sunset Beach T Dick/R Ennor/K Avison/ B Carmine/T Williams, Westshore
1 2 3
T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ S Oliver/J Craddock/ A Baptist, Sunset Beach M Moller/B Alty/ J McCallum/O Gooch/ J McSweeney-Novak, East End B Taylor/M Ahrens/ B Ahrens/A Wiparata/ A Ahrens, St Clair
U22 Men
1 2 3
R Robinson/S Paterson/ E Rideout/J McCallum/B Alty, East End J Redmond/J Hunt/ G Marshall/A Baptist/ C Janse Van Rensburg, Sunset Beach J Scheepens/T Crates/ M Simpson/J Fielding/ J Donovan, Bethells Beach
U19 Men
1 J Brown/N Salt/S Reiser/ B Kingi/F Sands, Mairangi Bay 2 B Hudson/Q Brown/ E Baker/T Flannagan/ J Boakes, Waipu Cove 3 J McClure/C McKay/ H Bartlett/A Flannagan/ G Kemp, Waipu Cove Single Rescue 1 2 3
Y Kokkosis/M Brady/ K Kirkpatrick, Wainui S Edwards/M Edwards/ G Marshall, Sunset Beach S Nelson/S Busing/S Malley, East End
Open Women
1 2 3
T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ C Janse Van Rensburg, Sunset Beach K Suter/M Patterson/ T Rosengrave, Sumner S Sharp/K Bridger/E Rideout, East End
U22 Men
2018 BP NORTH ISLAND IRB CHAMPIONSHIPS 10TH FEBRUARY, 2018. WAIPU COVE.
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
Open Men
1 Northern 2 Taranaki 3 Gisborne
1 2 3
Open Women
Open Men
Open Women
Youth Female
1 Northern 2 Bay of Plenty 3 Taranaki Points 1 Bay of Plenty 2 Northern 3 Taranaki 4 Gisborne 5 Hawkes Bay 6 Capital Coast 7 Canterbury
Mass Rescue
J McClure/C McKay/ H Bartlett, Waipu Cove T Paotama/L McMullen/ R Benney, Orewa O Fruh/J Avery/A Baptist, Sunset Beach
1 2 3
J McSweeney-Novak/ L Cole/C Harrop, East End J Redmond/J Hunt/ A Baptist, Sunset Beach K Merwood/L Davis/ B Herbison, Waimarama
U19 Men
1 J Wilson/L Booth/ R Shepherd, Mairangi Bay 2 R Graham/E Graham/ C Janse Van Rensburg, Sunset Beach 3 D Thorpe/G Moselen/ J Donovan, Bethells Beach Teams Race Open Men
1 2 3
S Nelson/S Busing/ J McSweeney-Novak/ L Cole/S Malley, East End S Edwards/M Edwards/ L Powell/H Shrimpton/ J Craddock, Sunset Beach J Redmond/J Hunt/ R Graham/E Graham/ A Baptist, Sunset Beach
Open Women
1 T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ R Shrimpton/S Harding/ C Janse Van Rensburg, Sunset Beach 2 S Sharp/K Bridger/ M Moller/B Alty/E Rideout, East End Tube Rescue Open Men
1 2 3
B Campbell/M Holt/S Reiser, Mairangi Bay Y Kokkosis/M Brady/ K Kirkpatrick, Wainui S Edwards/M Edwards/ T Shrimpton, Sunset Beach
T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ S Edwards, Sunset Beach B Taylor/M Ahrens/A Ahrens, St Clair L Key/H Simpson/S Wallace, Sunset Beach
U22 Men
1 2 3
J Redmond/J Hunt/ H Shrimpton, Sunset Beach J Rennie/H Marsden/ K Shepherd, Mairangi Bay J Ahrens/M Gordon/ H Fowler, United North Piha
U19 Men
1 J Wilson/L Booth/ R Shepherd, Mairangi Bay 2 J McClure/C McKay/ H Bartlett, Waipu Cove 3 J Brown/N Salt/B Kingi, Mairangi Bay Overall Points 1 Sunset Beach 139 2 East End 89 3 Mairangi Bay 45 4 Waipu Cove 28 5 Bethells Beach 25 6 Waimarama 20 7 St Clair 18 8 Wainui 17 9 Kariaotahi 15 10 Westshore 14 11 United North Piha 13 12 Sumner 10 13 Paekakariki 9 14 Orewa 6
2018 SOUTHERN REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS WAIKOUAITI BEACH, DUNEDIN. 24TH & 25TH FEBRUARY 4 Person Tube Rescue Open Men
1 St Clair 2 Taylors Mistake 3 South Brighton
2 K Harris, Warrington 3 M Lilburne, Waimairi U19 Women
1 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake 2 A Archer, South Brighton 3 M Le Lievre, Waimairi U16 Men
1 B Hayward, St Clair 2 Z Goldsmith, Taylors Mistake 3 A MacRae, St Clair U16 Women
1 H Matehaere, St Clair 2 C Underwood-Nicol, St Clair 3 A Fern, Waikuku Beach Beach Relay Open Men
1 South Brighton 2 St Clair 3 St Kilda Open Women
1 St Kilda 2 South Brighton A 3 South Brighton B U19 Men
1 St Clair 2 Spencer Park 3 South Brighton U19 Women
1 South Brighton A 2 St Kilda 3 South Brighton B U16 Men
1 St Clair 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Spencer Park U16 Women
1 St Kilda 2 South Brighton 3 Waikuku Beach Beach Sprint Open Men
1 H Roberts, South Brighton 2 D Noakes, St Kilda 3 C Sutherland, Brighton Masters Men
1 2 3
Open Women
1 Brighton 2 St Clair 3 Taylors Mistake
A Cain, New Brighton N McClelland, South Brighton A Cullen, New Brighton
Open Women
1 S Thomas, St Kilda 2 A Archer, South Brighton 3 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake
U19 Men
1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair 3 Waimairi
Masters Women
1 L Egerton, Spencer Park 2 L Poulsen, Spencer Park
U19 Women
1 St Clair 2 Brighton 3 Waimairi
U19 Men
1 D Noakes, St Kilda 2 K Shaw, South Brighton 3 B Hayward, St Clair
U16 Men
1 Spencer Park 2 St Clair 3 Taylors Mistake
U19 Women
1 A Archer, South Brighton 2 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake 3 H Prout, St Kilda
U16 Women
1 St Clair 2 Waikuku Beach 3 South Brighton 2km Beach Run
U16 Men
Open Men
U16 Women
1 B Hayward, St Clair 2 A MacRae, St Clair 3 M Phillips, Waimairi
1 O Knight, South Brighton 2 B Edwards, Spencer Park 3 J Kidd, Oreti Open Women
1 H Prout, St Kilda 2 J Aitken, Spencer Park 3 S Thomas, St Kilda U19 Men
1 F Steel, St Clair 2 D New, St Kilda 3 R Crosbie, Spencer Park
1 H Matehaere, St Clair 2 I Aldrich, Warrington 3 M Loudon, St Kilda Board Race Open Men
1 T Mouldey, Taylors Mistake 2 S Fergusson, Sumner 3 B Brandham, St Clair Masters Men
U19 Women
1 B Grant, Waimairi 2 A Fergusson, Sumner 3 K Baker, Waimairi
1 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake
Open Women
U16 Men
1 P Aburn, Brighton 2 A Archer, South Brighton 3 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake
1 R Stewart, Spencer Park 2 X Burns, North Beach 3 S Fergusson, Sumner 1 E Peacock, Brighton 2 C Mason, St Kilda 3 M Sayers, St Kilda Beach Flags
U19 Women
Open Men
1 H Roberts, South Brighton 2 A Sutherland, Brighton 3 J Hall, South Brighton Open Women
1 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake 2 S Thomas, St Kilda 3 A Archer, South Brighton U19 Men
1 D Noakes, St Kilda
U19 Men
1 N Wolf, St Clair 2 L Brandham, St Clair 3 L Smith, Taylors Mistake
U16 Women
1 P Aburn, Brighton 2 G Trotter, Brighton 3 A Archer, South Brighton U16 Men
1 S Fergusson, Sumner 2 S Campbell, St Clair 3 Z Goldsmith, Taylors Mistake U16 Women
1 C Underwood-Nicol, St Clair 2 A Marsh, Waikuku Beach 3 A Kennedy Atchison, St Clair
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
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Sports Results
Board Relay Open Men
1 Taylors Mistake 2 South Brighton B 3 St Clair Open Women
1 Brighton 2 South Brighton 3 South Brighton U19 Men
1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair White 3 South Brighton U19 Women
1 Brighton 2 South Brighton A 3 Taylors Mistake U16 Men
1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair 3 Waimairi U16 Women
1 St Clair 2 Waikuku Beach 3 South Brighton Board Rescue Open Men
1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair Black 3 South Brighton A Open Women
1 Brighton 2 St Clair White 3 South Brighton B U19 Men
1 Taylors Mistake Green 2 St Clair White 3 Waimairi L & M U19 Women
1 Brighton 2 South Brighton A 3 St Clair White U16 Men
1 St Clair White 2 Taylors Mistake White 3 Taylors Mistake U16 Women
1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair Black 3 Waikuku Beach Double Ski Open Men
1 South Brighton 2 Waimairi Whanau 3 Waimairi Waka Open Women
1 South Brighton A 2 St Clair 3 South Brighton B Open Mixed
1 South Brighton A 2 St Clair White 3 St Clair Black U19 Men
1 St Clair White 2 Taylors Mistake Green 3 Taylors Mistake U19 Women
1 South Brighton A 2 Kaka Point 3 St Clair Black Ironman Open Men
1 B Brandham, St Clair 2 T Mouldey, Taylors Mistake 3 S Fergusson, Sumner Open Women
1 C Donegan, St Clair 2 E Hegarty, South Brighton 3 G Rowland, South Brighton U19 Men
1 N Wolf, St Clair 2 L Brandham, St Clair 3 J Hall, South Brighton U19 Women
1 P Aburn, Brighton 2 A Kennedy Atchison, St Clair 3 E Hegarty, South Brighton U16 Men
1 S Fergusson, Sumner 2 M Ellis, Taylors Mistake 3 M Phillips, Waimairi Diamond Lady U16 Women
1 O Andrew, St Clair 2 J Blay, Waikuku Beach 3 A Marsh, Waikuku Beach Run Swim Run Open Men
1 B Brandham, St Clair
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2 L Clark, Taylors Mistake 3 J Kidd, Oreti Open Women
1 D Familton, St Clair 2 O Andrew, St Clair 3 G Trotter, Brighton U19 Men
Open Women
1 Waimairi 2 Spencer Park 3 Brighton Masters Women
1 Spencer Park 2 Brighton
9 Kaka Point 10 Sumner 11 Warrington 12= Oreti 12= North Beach
2018 NORTHERN REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS RUAKAKA, 24TH & 25TH FEBRUARY
1 L Brandham, St Clair 2 N Martin, St Clair 3 L Smith, Taylors Mistake
U19 Men
U19 Women
U19 Women
Beach Sprint
1 G Trotter, Brighton 2 D Familton, St Clair 3 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake
1 Kaka Point 2 Waimairi 3 Brighton Surf Race
Open Men
Open Men
Open Women
U16 Men
1 J McGregor, St Clair 2 M Ellis, Taylors Mistake 3 R Stewart, Spencer Park U16 Women
1 O Andrew, St Clair 2 J Blay, Waikuku Beach 3 A Marsh, Waikuku Beach Ski Race
23 10 8 2 2
1 Kaka Point 2 Waimairi
1 D Dyet, Mairangi Bay 2 J Hurley, Mairangi Bay 3 J McCallum, Fitzroy
1 L Clark, Taylors Mistake 2 L Brandham, St Clair 3 N Wolf, St Clair
1 J Gedye, Waikanae 2 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay 3 A Wilson, Mt Maunganui
Masters Men
U19 Men
1 K Baker, Waimairi 2 T Robertson, Waimairi 3 T Iaseto, Brighton
1 A Smith, Papamoa 2 S Powney, Piha 3 J Brown, Mairangi Bay
Open Men
Open Women
U19 Women
1 S Drabble, South Brighton 2 T Mouldey, Taylors Mistake 3 R Phillips, Waimairi
1 O Andrew, St Clair 2 D Familton, St Clair 3 C Donegan, St Clair
1 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay 2 S Sandford, Omanu 3 C Grant, Red Beach
Ski Race
Masters Women
U16 Men
1 R Phillips, Waimairi 2 K Baker, Waimairi 3 D Poulsen, Spencer Park
1 Spencer Park 2 Brighton
Open Women
1 L Clark, Taylors Mistake 2 L Moloney, Waimairi 3 J McDowall, St Kilda
1 A Wiparata, St Clair 2 R Marks, South Brighton 3 E Redmond, South Brighton Masters Women
1 L Poulsen, Spencer Park U19 Men
1 N Wolf, St Clair 2 K Shaw, South Brighton 3 J Hall, South Brighton U19 Women
1 E Redmond, South Brighton 2 G Rowland, South Brighton 3 A Wiparata, St Clair U16 Men
1 M Phillips, Waimairi 2 B Hayward, St Clair 3 M Cox, Taylors Mistake U16 Women
1 A Kennedy Atchison, St Clair 2 O Andrew, St Clair 3 E Combrink, South Brighton Ski Relay
1 B Gregory, Piha 2 H Wenman, Orewa 3 A Henare, Red Beach
U19 Men
U19 Women
1 D Familton, St Clair 2 O Andrews, St Clair 3 G Trotter, Brighton
U16 Women
1 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay 2 R Benney, Orewa 3 C Whiu, Bethells Beach Beach Relay Open Men
U16 Men
1 J Rochford, Spencer Park 2 M Ellis, Taylors Mistake 3 J McGregor, St Clair U16 Women
1 O Andrew, St Clair 2 C Underwood-Nicol, St Clair 3 E Weston, Taylors Mistake Surf Teams Open Men
1 St Clair 2 Taylors Mistake 3 South Brighton
1 Piha A 2 Piha B 3 Red Beach Open Women
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Red Beach A 3 Piha A U19 Men
1 Piha A 2 Orewa A 3 Mairangi Bay A U19 Women
1 Piha 2 Red Beach A 3 Mairangi Bay
Open Women
1 St Clair 2 South Brighton
U16 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Piha 3 Red Beach B
Open Men
U19 Men
1 St Clair 2 Waimairi 3 South Brighton
1 Taylors Mistake 2 Spencer Park 3 St Kilda
Open Women
U19 Women
1 South Brighton A 2 St Clair 3 South Brighton B
1 St Clair 2 South Brighton
1 Orewa 2 Piha 3 Mairangi Bay Beach Flags
U16 Men
Open Men
U19 Men
1 Spencer Park 2 Taylors Mistake 3 St Clair
1 M Foster, South Brighton 2 J Banhidi, South Brighton 3 A Smith, Papamoa
U16 Women
Open Women
1 St Clair White 2 South Brighton 3 Taylors Mistake Green U19 Women
1 South Brighton A 3 St Clair 3 South Brighton B Surf Canoe - Long Course Open Men
1 Waimairi A 2 Warrington 3 Taylors Mistake Masters Men
1 Warrington 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Spencer Park Open Women
1 Waimairi 2 Brighton 3 Spencer Park
U16 Women
1 S Sandford, Omanu 2 J Gedye, Waikanae 3 C Grant, Red Beach
1 Waikuku Beach 2 South Brighton 3 St Kilda Taplin
U19 Men
1 S Powney, Piha 2 A Smith, Papamoa 3 R Gjaltema, Red Beach
Open Men
1 Taylors Mistake 2 Waimairi 3 St Clair
U19 Women
1 A Wilson, Mt Maunganui 2 C Grant, Red Beach 3 F Dooley, Red Beach
Open Women
1 St Clair White 2 St Clair Black 3 Brighton
U16 Men
U19 Men
1 St Clair White 2 Taylors Mistake White 3 Taylors Mistake Green
1 T Baxter, Omanu 2 A Henare, Red Beach 3 J Ward, Red Beach U16 Women
1 Spencer Park 2 Brighton
1 St Clair White 2 Brighton 3 Taylors Mistake
1 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay 2 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 3 R Benney, Orewa 2km Beach Run
U19 Men
U16 Men
Open Men
1 Kaka Point 2 Waimairi
1 Taylors Mistake Green 2 St Clair
U19 Women
U16 Women
1 Kaka Point 2 Waimairi Surf Canoe - Short Course
1 St Clair 2 Waikuku Beach 3 South Brighton Points 1 St Clair 2 Taylors Mistake 3 South Brighton 4 Brighton 5 Waimairi 6 St Kilda 7 Spencer Park 8 Waikuku Beach
Masters Women
Open Men
1 Waimairi A 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Warrington Masters Men
1 Warrington 2 Taylors Mistake 3 New Brighton
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
U19 Women
1 O Dove, Piha 2 J Reshef, Mairangi Bay 3 A Parker, Piha Open Women
1 C Maher, Omaha Beach 2 T Hatton, Piha 3 K Wannan, Piha 242 125 117 58 47 40 33 24
U19 Men
1 S Bodnar, Omanu 2 S Kelly, Red Beach 3 J Birch, Muriwai U19 Women
1 E Walker, Piha U16 Men
1 H Chapman, Muriwai
2 T Scott, Omanu 3 T Baxter, Omanu U16 Women
1 S Clark, Piha 2 R Benney, Orewa 3 K Wignell, Orewa Surf Race Open Men
1 2 3
P Van Achterbergh, Mairangi Bay C Drinian, Piha S Ferguson, Piha
Open Women
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 K Wannan, Piha 3 V Clark, Mairangi Bay U19 Men
1 2 3
M Slessor-White, Mairangi Bay J Wilson, Mairangi Bay K Kramer, Red Beach
U19 Women
1 G Platt, Mairangi Bay 2 L Makaia, Piha 3 K Drinnan, Piha U16 Men
1 S Poching, Mairangi Bay 2 T Chamberlain, Sumner 3 P Makgill, Red Beach U16 Women
1 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 2 K Wignell, Orewa 3 N Lees, Mairangi Bay Surf Teams Open Men
1 Red Beach 2 Piha 3 Mairangi Bay Open Women
1 Piha 2 Red Beach U19 Men
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Red Beach A 3 Piha A U19 Women
1 Piha 2 Red Beach U16 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Orewa 3 Mairangi Bay U16 Women
1 Orewa A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach A Board Race Open Men
1 2 3
P Van Achterbergh, Mairangi Bay D Cairns, Red Beach J Peterson, Piha
Open Women
1 T Hatton, Piha 2 L Aitken, Red Beach 3 S Rowe, Mairangi Bay U19 Men
1 K Kramer, Red Beach 2 H Gledhill, Red Beach 3 L Ata, Piha U19 Women
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 C Wheeler, Mairangi Bay 3 M Franich, Orewa U16 Men
1 T Scott, Omanu 2 K Horan, Omanu 3 B Readman, Red Beach U16 Women
1 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 2 S Gardiner, Orewa 3 C Bester, Orewa Board Relay Open Men
1 Red Beach 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Piha A Open Women
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach 3 Mairangi Bay U19 Men
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach A 3 Orewa A U19 Women
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach A 3 Mairangi Bay U16 Men
1 Omanu
Sport Results
2 Red Beach A 3 Orewa A
2 S Ferguson, Piha 3 C Beamish, Mairangi Bay
U16 Women
Open Women
1 Orewa A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach A Board Rescue
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 K Wannan, Piha 3 S Rowe, Mairangi Bay
Open Men
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Red Beach 3 Piha B Open Women
1 Piha A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Orewa U19 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Orewa A 3 Piha A
U19 Men
1 K Kramer, Red Beach 2 L Ata, Piha 3 J Wilson, Mairangi Bay U19 Women
Open Women
Women 40-44 yrs
Board Race
1 Muriwai Mermaids 2 Red Beach Muzzies 3 Red Beach Jedeyes
1 2 3
Men 30-34 yrs
U23 Men
1 Sunset Beach Hipsters 2 Bethells Beach BLT’s U23 Women
1 Orewa Diamonds 2 Red Beach Rabbits 3 Piha Pullers
B Schuster-Lewis, Red Beach R Duff, Red Beach M McKenzie, Red Beach
Men 45-49 yrs
1 P Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 R Moratti, Red Beach 3 M Readman, Red Beach Women 45-49 yrs
1 C Anderson, Red Beach 2 K Granville, Bethells Beach 3 J McDermott, Red Beach
U19 Women
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay
1 Orewa Surf Canoe - Long Course
Women 50-54 yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
U16 Women
1 Karekare 2 Red Beach Lion Red 3 Waipu Cove
1 S Campbell, Orewa 2 D Camplin, Piha 3 S Brewster, Bethells Beach
Women 45-49 yrs
Open Men
1 J McDermott, Red Beach Men 50-54 yrs
1 J Francois, Bethells Beach 2 R Donnell, Piha
1 Mairangi Bay
Men 60-64 yrs
U16 Women
Open Women
1 Mairangi Bay B 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach A Ski Race
1 Piha A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Piha B
1 Red Beach 2 Mairangi Bay Surf Canoe - Short Course
1 K Ursem, Orewa 2 K Scheib, Red Beach 3 S Readman, Red Beach
U19 MenA
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha A 3 Omanu
U16 Men
U19 Women
Women 30-34 yrs
1 Red Beach A 2 Orewa 3 Piha
1 Red Beach 2 Mairangi Bay Taplin Relay
1 K Simpkins, Red Beach
U16 Women
Open Men
1 K Horan, Omanu 2 B Readman, Red Beach 3 R Creighton, Red Beach
1 2 3
P Van Achterbergh, Mairangi Bay S Ferguson, Piha C Beamish, Mairangi Bay
1 S Clark, Piha 2 N Lees, Mairangi Bay 3 M Brittenden, Piha Ski Relay
Open Women
Open Men
U19 Men
1 Mairangi Bay B 2 Orewa 3 Mairangi Bay A
1 2 3
U19 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Orewa A 3 Red Beach B U19 Women
1 K Wannan, Piha 2 S Rowe, Mairangi Bay 3 C Maher, Omaha Beach M Slessor-White, Mairangi Bay K Kramer, Red Beach J Wilson, Mairangi Bay
U19 Women
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 C Small, Red Beach 3 G Platt, Mairangi Bay U16 Men
1 P Makgill, Red Beach 2 S Poching, Mairangi Bay 3 T Scott, Omanu
1 Piha 2 Red Beach A 3 Orewa A Double Ski
U16 Women
1 Orewa A 2 Piha A 3 Mairangi Bay B
Open Men
Open Men
Open Women
1 Piha A 2 Orewa 3 Mairangi Bay A Open Mixed
1 Piha A 2 Orewa A 3 Orewa B U19 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Piha B 3 Piha A U19 Women
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach B 3 Piha B U19 Mixed
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Orewa B 3 Orewa A Ironman Open Men
1 P Van Achterbergh, Mairangi Bay
1 I Glover, Omanu
1 S Brennan, Orewa
1 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 2 A Bingley, Red Beach 3 E Cameron, Piha Surf Boat - Long Course 1 Muriwai Moonshine 2 Red Beach Boomers 3 Piha Priapists Open Women
1 Red Beach Muzzies 2 Muriwai Meerkats 3 Orewa Gems U23 Men
1 Sunset Beach Hipsters 2 Bethells Beach BLT’s U23 Women
1 Orewa Diamonds 2 Piha Pullers 3 Red Beach Rabbits
1 Piha A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach Open Women
1 Piha A 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Red Beach U19 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Red Beach B 3 Orewa A U19 Women
1 Piha A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach B U16 Men
1 Red Beach A 2 Omanu 3 Red Beach rB U16 Women
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 S Campbell, Orewa 3 T Mau, Omanu
Men 60-64 yrs
Masters Women
Men 30-34 yrs
Open Women
Women 50-54 yrs
1 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay 2 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 3 P Francois, Bethells Beach
1 Red Beach C 2 Omaha A 3 Bethells Beach A
1 Mairangi Bay
Open Men
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach 3 Orewa
1 Karekare 2 Red Beach Lion Red 3 Red Beach Red Nicks
1 F Maher, Omaha Beach 2 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 3 B Hamilton, Mairangi Bay
Men 55-59 yrs
Masters Men
U19 Men
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach A 3 Red Beach B
U16 Men
Open Women
Open Men
1 I Glover, Omanu Beach Relay
1 Red Beach Flying Reddaz 2 Red Beach Rocking Reds
U19 Women
1 E Walker, Piha 2 L Makaia, Piha 3 B Downey, Red Beach
U16 Women
U19 Women
Women 55-59 yrs
1 Red Beach 1 2 Bethells Beach A 3 Red Beach 2 Beach Flags
1 Orewa A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Piha A Run Swim Run
U19 Women
1 Red Beach Flying Reddaz 2 Red Beach Rocking Reds
1 P Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 R Syminton, Omaha Beach
1 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay 2 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay
U19 Men
Open Women
B Schuster-Lewis, Red Beach J Moratti, Red Beach M McKenzie, Red Beach
Men 55-59 yrs
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha A 3 Mairangi Bay B
U19 Men
Women 40-44 yrs
1 T Scott, Omanu 2 K Horan, Omanu 3 T Chamberlain, Sumner
Open Men
1 T Hatton, Piha 2 E Walker, Piha 3 S Crncevic, Orewa
1 M Craig, Omaha Beach 2 M Souprayen, Mairangi Bay 3 M Fitzgerald, Omaha Beach
U16 Men
Men 50-54 yrs
1 Red Beach A 2 Omanu 3 Red Beach B
Open Women
Men 40-44 yrs
1 2 3
1 Whangamata Motorboaters 2 Orewa Banditos
U16 Men
1 J Wilson, Orewa 2 S Ferguson, Piha 3 D Morrison, Mairangi Bay
1 L Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 T Russell, Red Beach
U19 Men
1 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 2 C Bester, Orewa 3 N Lees, Mairangi Bay Rescue Tube Rescue
Open Men
Women 35-39 yrs
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 E Walker, Piha 3 C Small, Red Beach
1 Piha A 2 Red Beach C 2 Mairangi Bay A
U19 Women
1 S Brennan, Orewa
Women 60-64 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach Ironman Women 35-39 yrs
1 L Storey, Mairangi Bay Men 40-44 yrs
1 M Souprayen, Mairangi Bay
Women 35-39 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
1 E Nikitina, Bethells Beach 2 L Storey, Mairangi Bay 3 N Thompson, Red Beach
Men 45-49 yrs
1 J Moratti, Red Beach
Men 40-44 yrs
1 P Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 R Syminton, Omaha Beach
1 M Craig, Omaha Beach 2 R Whittaker, Omaha Beach
1 J McDermott, Red Beach
Women 40-44 yrs
1 M McKenzie, Red Beach Men 45-49 yrs
1 P Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 R Moratti, Red Beach 3 R Syminton, Omaha Beach Women 45-49 yrs
1 K Granville, Bethells Beach 2 C Anderson, Red Beach 3 J McDermott, Red Beach
Women 45-49 yrs Men 50-54 yrs
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 2 F Maher, Omaha Beach 3 B Hamilton, Mairangi Bay Women 50-54 yrs
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 R Byrom, Omanu 3 S Campbell, Orewa Men 55-59 yrs
Men 50-54 yrs
1 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 2 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 2 M McDermott, Red Beach
1 I Glover, Omanu
Women 50-54 yrs
Men 60-64 yrs Women 60-64 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach 1 Ski Race
1 D Camplin, Piha 2 S Campbell, Orewa
Women 35-39 yrs
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mairangi Bay B 3 Piha B Lifesaver Relay 1 Red Beach A 2 Orewa A 3 Muriwai Points (Northern Region Clubs Only) 1 Red Beach 252 2 Piha 225 3 Mairangi Bay 199 4 Orewa 127 5 Muriwai 24 6= Karekare 10 6= Sunset Beach 10 8 Bethells Beach 7 9 Waipu Cove 1
Men 55-59 yrs
2018 NORTHERN REGION CHAMPIONSHIPS MASTERS RUAKAKA BEACH. 2& 25TH FEBRUARY.
Men 45-49 yrs
1 S Campbell, Orewa 2 C Stowell, Omanu 3 R Byrom, Omanu
1 R Moratti, Red Beach 2 R Beamish, Mairangi Bay 3 R Syminton, Omaha Beach
1 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 2 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay
Beach Sprint
Women 30-34 yrs
1 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay 2 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay Women 55-59 yrs
1 J Francois, Bethells Beach Surf Race Men 30-34 yrs
1 L Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 T Russell, Red Beach Men 40-44 yrs
1 M Craig, Omaha Beach 2 M Fitzgerald, Omaha Beach Women 40-44 yrs
1 J Moratti, Red Beach
1 S Brennan, Orewa
Men 45-49 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
1 L Storey, Mairangi Bay
1 P Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 M Readman, Red Beach
1 M Fitzgerald, Omaha Beach 2 M Souprayen, Mairangi Bay 3 M Craig Omaha Beach
Men 50-54 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
1 J Moratti, Red Beach 2 B Schuster-Lewis, Red Beach
Women 45-49 yrs
1 J McDermott, Red Beach Men 50-54 yrs
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 2 B Hamilton, Mairangi Bay 3 M McDermott, Red Beach Women 50-54 yrs
Men 55-59 yrs
Men 60-64 yrs
1 I Glover, Omanu Women 60-64 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach Double Ski
U19 Men
Men 35-49 yrs
1 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 2 B Hamilton, Mairangi Bay
1 Whangamata Motorboaters 2 Orewa Banditos
1 2
Women 50-54 yrs
Masters Women
1 T Mau, Omanu 2 C Stowell, Omanu 3 R Byrom, Omanu
Women 35-39 yrs
U19 Women
1 Orewa Surf Boat - Short Course Open Men
1 Muriwai Moonshine 2 Red Beach Boomers 3 Orewa Bucks
1 K Simpkins, Red Beach K Dray-Winter, Bethells Beach M Dray-Hogg, Bethells Beach
1 Red Beach 1 2km Beach Run
Women 35-39 yrs
Men 55-59 yrs
1 L Storey, Mairangi Bay
1 L Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 N Thompson, Red Beach 3 T Russell, Red Beach
1 P Francois, Bethells Beach 2 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay
Men 40-44 yrs
Women 55-59 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
1 R Donnell, Piha
1 R Duff, Red Beach
1 R Whittaker, Omaha Beach 2 M Craig, Omaha Beach
Women 60-64 yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach
1 M Souprayen, Mairangi Bay
1 P Storey, Mairangi Bay 2 R Moratti, Red Beach
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Sports Results
Beach Relay
U20 Women
Men 120+ yrs
1 Omanu
1 2 3
Men 200+ yrs
U19 Men
Women 45-49 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
1 J McDermott, Red Beach
1 P Kane, Omanu
2 M Carnachan, Mt Maunganui 3 S Bartlett, Omanu
Men 50-54 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
1 Omanu
1 F Maher, Omaha Beach 2 M McDermott, Red Beach
1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 S Bartlett, Omanu 3 C Maarhuis, Waihi Beach
1 L Kelly, Omanu 2 J Healey, Omanu
Women 120+ yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
Men 160+ yrs
1 S Brewster, Bethells Beach
Women 40-44 yrs
Mens 55-59 yrs
1 L McGregor, Waihi Beach 2 L Kelly, Omanu
1 D Lytton, Waihi Beach 2 C Emmett, Omanu 3 J Greetham, Omanu
Women 160+ yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
Women 44-49 yrs
1 Orewa A 2 Orewa B
1 C Emmett, Omanu 2 S Oldham, Omanu 3 A Callaway, Papamoa
1 C Manning, Whakatane 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 J Campbell, Mt Maunganui
Masters Women
Women 44-49 yrs
Men 50-54 yrs
1 Mairangi Bay Wok N Rollers Surf Boat - Short Course
1 R Humpherson, Whakatane 2 D Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 W Joblin, Opotiki
Women 200+ yrs
Masters Men
1 S Boubee, Papamoa 2 N Davoren, Papamoa 3 S Groot, Omanu
1 Orewa A
Men 50-54 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
Men 120+ yrs
1 Mairangi Bay Wok N Rollers Surf Canoe - Long Course
1 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 2 A Gadsbey, Omanu 3 R Humpherson, Whakatane
1 R Byrom, Omanu 2 F Lafferty, Waihi Beach 3 C Stowell, Omanu
Masters Men
Women 50-54 yrs
1 Karekare A 1 2 Red Beach Lion Red 3 United North Piha
Men 55-59 yrs
1 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay Surf Boat - Long Course Masters Men
Masters Women
Masters Women
1 Red Beach Flying Reddaz 2 Piha A 3 Red Beach Rocking Reds Surf Canoe - Short Course Masters Men
1 Karekare A 2 Red Beach Lion Red 3 Red Beach Red Nicks Masters Women
1 Red Beach Flying Reddaz 2 Red Beach Rocking Reds 3 Piha A Points 1 Red Beach 127 2 Mairangi Bay 113 3 Omaha 40 4 Orewa 38 5 Bethells Beach 35 6 Piha 14 7 Karekare 10 8 United North Piha 1
2018 EASTERN REGION MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS OMANU BEACH, 17TH FEBRUARY
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 T Mau, Omanu 1 S Bird, Mt Maunganui 2 R Reardon, Mt Maunganui 3 D Boyle, Omanu Men 60-64 yrs
Open Men
1 P Kane, Omanu Men 40-44 yrs
1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 M Carnachan, Mt Maunganui Men 45-49 yrs
1 C Emmett, Omanu 2 J Allan, Mt Maunganui 2 S Oldham, Omanu Women 45-49 yrs
1 S Boubee, Papamoa 2 C Manning, Whakatane 3 N Davoren, Papamoa Men 50-54 yrs
1 A Gadsbey, Omanu 2 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 3 R Humpherson, Whakatane Women 50-54 yrs
Men 60-64 yrs
1 S Bird, Mt Maunganui 2 R Reardon, Mt Maunganui
1 P Kane, Omanu
1 I Glover, Omanu 2 B Cutfield, Whakatane 3 T Newlands, Whakatane Ironperson
Men 40-44 yrs
Women 30-34 yrs
1 S Bartlett, Omanu 2 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 3 C Maarhuis, Waihi Beach Women 40-44 yrs
1 J Healey, Omanu 2 L Kelly, Omanu 3 L McGregor, Waihi Beach Men 45-49 yrs
1 S Oldham, Omanu 2 A Vane, Omanu 3 A Callaway, Papamoa Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 C Manning, Whakatane Men 50-54 yrs
1 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 2 R Humpherson, Whakatane 3 A Gadsbey, Omanu Women 50-54 yrs
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 T Mau, Omanu 3 R Byrom, Omanu Men 55-59 yrs
1 J Casey, Papamoa 2 D Boyle, Omanu Men 60-64 yrs
1 I Glover, Omanu 2 G King, Mt Maunganui Board Race Men 30-34 yrs
1 R Hohneck, Papamoa 2 B Sanderson, Omanu Women 30-34 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui Men 35-39 yrs
1 K Emslie, Opotiki
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Men 35-39 yrs
Men 55-59 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
1 Waihi Beach 2 Papamoa 3 Mt Maunganui Points 1 Omanu 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa 4 Waihi Beach 5 Whakatane 6 Opotiki
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 2 S Mortimer, Omanu
1 S Mortimer, Omanu 2 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 3 A Marshall, Omanu 1 M Clements, Mt Maunganui
1 Omanu Surf Canoe - Short Course
Women 35-39 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui
Women 30-34 yrs
Men 35-39 yrs
Men 60-64 yrs
1 B Cutfield, Whakatane 2 I Glover, Omanu Beach Flags
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Waihi Beach 3 Omanu
Women 30-34 yrs
Women 30-34 yrs
1 B Sanderson, Omanu
Men 30-34 yrs
1 M Sharp, Omanu 2 J Casey, Papamoa 3 D Boyle, Omanu
1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui
2018 BP SOUTH ISLAND IRB CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY 10TH MARCH. WARRINGTON BEACH
1 I Glover, Omanu 2 G King, Mt Maunganui Ski Race
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 T Mau, Omanu 3 R Byrom, Omanu
Surf Race
Men 55-59 yrs
1 Omanu
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui Women 35-39 yrs
1 P Kane, Omanu Men 40-44 yrs
1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui Women 40-44 yrs
1 L Kelly, Omanu
Men 30-34 yrs
1 R Hohneck, Papamoa 2 B Sanderson, Omanu
1 M Clements, Mt Maunganui 2 K Emslie, Opotiki Women 35-39 yrs
1 P Kane, Omanu Men 40-44 yrs
1 S Bartlett, Omanu 2 C Maarhuis, Waihi Beach 3 M Nissen, Mt Maunganui Women 40-44 yrs
1 L Kelly, Omanu 2 J Healey, Omanu Men 45-49 yrs
1 D Lytton, Waihi Beach 2 C Emmett, Omanu 3 G Marshall, Papamoa
Assembly Rescue 1 2 3
N Chronican/S Fraser/ A Wiparata, St Clair S Edwards/M Edwards/ S Oliver, Sunset Beach Y Kokkosis/M Brady/ K Kirkpatrick, Wainui
Open Women
1 2 3
K Suter/M Patterson/ T Rosengrave, Sumner J Jeffery/K Plom/H Bayliss, Sumner B Taylor/M Ahrens/A Ahrens, St Clair
U22 Men
1 S Boubee, Papamoa 2 C Manning, Whakatane 3 N Davoren, Papamoa
1 2 3
Men 50-54 yrs
U20 Women
1 R Humpherson, Whakatane 2 W Joblin, Opotiki 3 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui
1 2 3
Women 44-49 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
1 R Byrom, Omanu 2 F Lafferty, Waihi Beach 3 C Stowell, Omanu Men 55-59 yrs
1 J Casey, Papamoa 2 D Boyle, Omanu 3 S Bird, Mt Maunganui Men 60-64 yrs
1 B Cutfield, Whakatane 2 I Glover, Omanu 3 G King, Mt Maunganui Board Relay
B Pouaka/G Ruffino/ O Hawtin, North Beach S Nolten/A Duffy/C Milligan, North Beach J Smith/K McClure/C Jeffery, Waimairi H Prout/H Rogers/ S Sparrow, St Kilda M Peterson/H Mote/ C Doogue, Sumner M Milligan/X Burns/ C Milligan, North Beach
U19 Men
1 D New/A MacCormick/ M Sayers, St Kilda 2 T Doyle/K Harris/J Harris, Warrington 3 D Noakes/M Lloyd/ C Jefferies, St Kilda Mass Rescue Open Men
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu 3 Omanu
1 2 3
Women 130+ yrs
Open Women
Women 50-54 yrs
1 Omanu
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 R Byrom, Omanu 3 T Mau, Omanu
Men 150+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu 3 Mt Maunganui
1 2 3
Women 150+ yrs
U22 Men
Women 44-49 yrs
1 S Boubee, Papamoa 2 N Davoren, Papamoa 3 C Manning, Whakatane
Men 90+ yrs
1 Papamoa Women 90+ yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
1 Omanu
1 S Oldham, Omanu
Men 130+ yrs
Men 50-54 yrs
1 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 2 A Gadsbey, Omanu 3 R Humpherson, Whakatane
Men 60-64 yrs
1 I Glover, Omanu Beach Sprint Men 30-34 yrs
1 R Hohneck, Papamoa 2 B Sanderson, Omanu Women 30-34 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 2 A Marshall, Omanu 3 S Mortimer, Omanu
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Papamoa Ski Relay Men 130+ yrs
1 Omanu Taplin Relay Men 130+ yrs
1 M Clements, Mt Maunganui
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu 3 Waihi Beach
Women 35-39 yrs
Women 130+ yrs
Men 35-39 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
1 Omanu 2 Omanu
1 C Maarhuis, Waihi Beach
Men 150+ yrs
1 P Kane, Omanu
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
1 Omanu
1 2 3
Y Kokkosis/M Brady/ K Kirkpatrick/J Virtue/J Puddick, Wainui J Reid/N Harwood/N Reid/ M Loudon/S Sparrow, St Kilda S Edwards/M Edwards/ S Oliver/O Gordon/ T Shrimpton, Sunset Beach S Laughton/C Laughton / L Duncan/A Wiparata/ I Davies, St Clair B Taylor/M Ahrens/ B Ahrens/A Ahrens/ J Coombes, St Clair K Suter/M Patterson/ T Rosengrave/T Denman/ P Sugrue, Sumner S Nolten/A Duffy/C Milligan/ X Burns/O Hawtin, North Beach B Pouaka/G Ruffino/ O Hawtin/C Milligan/X Burns, North Beach J Simpson/G Evans/ S Berrill/C Doogue/H Bayliss, Sumner
M Garforth/M Crawford/ A Wiparata/J Coombes/ A Ahrens, St Clair H Prout/H Rogers/ S Sparrow/M McDowall/ M Sayers, St Kilda M Peterson/H Mote/ C Doogue/K McDonald/ E Cotter, Sumner
1 J Aluesi/F Steel/A Wiparata/ A Ahrens/J Coombes, St Clair 2 T Doyle/K Harris/J Harris/ E Familton/I Aldrich, Warrington 3 D New/A MacCormick/ R Allibone/F Schultz/ M Sayers, St Kilda Single Rescue Open Men
1 2 3
Y Kokkosis/M Brady/ K Kirkpatrick, Wainui H Andrews/M Aplin/ O Hawtin, North Beach J Reid/N Harwood/ S Sparrow, St Kilda
Open Women
1 2 3
S Laughton/C Laughton/ A Wiparata, St Clair K Suter/M Patterson/ T Rosengrave, Sumner B Taylor/M Ahrens/A Ahrens, St Clair
U22 Men
1 2 3
B Pouaka/G Ruffino/ O Hawtin, North Beach S Nolten/A Duffy/C Milligan, North Beach J Simpson/G Evans/S Berrill, Sumner
U20 Women
1 2 3
M Garforth/M Crawford/ A Wiparata, St Clair H Prout/H Rogers/ S Sparrow, St Kilda M Milligan/X Burns/ C Milligan, North Beach
U19 Men
1 D New/A MacCormick/ M Sayers, St Kilda 2 D Noakes/M Lloyd/ C Jefferies, St Kilda 3 B Graham/T Cook/G Scott, Taylors Mistake Teams Race Open Men
1 2 3
B Pouaka/G Ruffino/ H Andrews/M Aplin/ O Hawtin, North Beach T Denman/S Burrows/ S Parratt/E Cotter/P Sugrue, Sumner Y Kokkisis/M Brady/ J Clevs/W Muir/K Kirkpatrick, Wainui
Open Women
1 S Laughton/C Laughton/ B Taylor/M Ahrens/A Ahrens, St Clair 2 K Suter/K Plom/J Jeffery/ M Patterson/T Rosengrave, Sumner 3 N Ashton/S Thomas/ H Prout/H Rogers/R Allibone, St Kilda Tube Rescue Open Men
1 2 3
Y Kokkosis/M Brady/ K Kirkpatrick, Wainui S Edwards/M Edwards/ S Oliver, Sunset Beach S Parratt/S Burrows/ J Couch, Sumner
Open Women
1 2 3
S Laughton/C Laughton/ A Wiparata, St Clair K Suter/M Patterson/ T Rosengrave, Sumner C Becconsall-Ryan/ R McNaughton/ S McNaughton, Warrington
U22 Men
1 2 3
J Simpson/G Evans/S Berrill, Sumner B Pouaka/G Ruffino/ O Hawtin, North Beach S Nolten/A Duffy/C Milligan, North Beach
Sport Results
2 Red Beach A 3 Orewa
U20 Women
U16 Men
U19 Men
U19 Men
1 2 3
1 R Clough, Fitzroy 2 F McGuinness, Waimairi 3 B Readman, Red Beach
1 Z Reid, Fitzroy 2 B Botha, Mairangi Bay 3 L Clark, Taylors Mistake
1 Mt Maunganui B 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Fitzroy Blue
U16 Women
U19 Women
U19 Women
1 C Tate, Waikanae 2 P Wills-Grace, Titahi Bay 3 B Willock, Waikanae Surf Boat Long Course
1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 L Makaia, Piha 3 T Bradley, Mt Maunganui
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Waikanae A 3 East End Red
U16 Men
U16 Men
1 D Shanahan, Mt Maunganui 2 J Collins, Fitzroy 3 T Scott, Omanu
1 Fitzroy Blue 2 Red Beach C 3 Omanu A
U16 Women
U16 Women
1 New Brighton Boo Bees 2 Titahi Bay Fizznutzz 3 Red Beach Jedeyes
1 L North, East End 2 S Reid, Fitzroy 3 M Shivnan, Omanu 2km Beach Run
1 Lyall Bay 2 2 Westshore A 3 Waikanae A Run Swim Run
U23 Men
Open Men
Open Men
1 Titahi Bay Putang Poacherz 2 Piha Pineapples 3 Bethells Beach BLT’s
1 L Chesney, Lyall Bay 2 B Phillips, Taylors Mistake 3 W Little, Ocean Beach Kiwi
1 M Beattie, Omanu 2 C Taylor, Midway 3 M Scott, Midway
U23 Women
Open Women
Open Women
1 Orewa Diamonds 2 Piha Pullers 3 Orewa Mavericks
1 M Rennie, Waikanae 2 T Hatton, Piha 3 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake
1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 J Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 D Halligan, Omanu
U19 Men
U19 Men
U19 Men
1 Orewa Banditos 2 Titahi Bay Wookiez 3 Sunset Beach Hipsters
1 W Little, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 L Chesney, Lyall Bay 3 M Oliver, Papamoa
1 L Maxwell, Lyall Bay 2 Z Reid, Fitzroy 3 A Julian, Lyall Bay
U19 Women
U19 Women
U19 Women
1 Titahi Bay Gucci Gang 2 North Beach Bullets 3 Paekakariki Big Littlies Surf Boat Short Course
1 G Stroud, Taylors Mistake 2 T Marshall, Mt Maunganui 3 A Edmonds, Lyall Bay
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 O Corrin, Midway 3 M Burns, Lyall Bay
U16 Men
U16 Men
1 F Ward, Piha 2 J Collins, Fitzroy 3 F Chesney, Lyall Bay
1 D Shanahan, Mt Maunganui 2 J Keepa, Wainui 3 C Pulepule, Maranui
U16 Women
U16 Women
1 Muriwai Meerkats 2 Orewa Gems 3 Piha Black Pearls
1 G Baldey, Whakatane 2 B Irving, Waikanae 3 P Salmon, Omanu Beach Flags
1 S Reid, Fitzroy 2 R Sussock, Whangamata 3 L North, East End Ski Relay
U23 Men
Open Men
Open Men
1 Titahi Bay Putang Poacherz 2 Piha Pineapples 3 Bethells Beach BLT’s
1 D Rippon, Piha 2 M Finch, Omanu 3 M Foster, South Brighton
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Midway 3 Papamoa A
U23 Women
Open Women
Open Women
1 Orewa Mavericks 2 Titahi Bay Bruiserz 3 Paekakariki Blossoms
1 Olivia Eaton, Mt Maunganui 2 C Fyall, Waikanae 3 M Kidd, Papamoa
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha 3 Mairangi Bay B
U19 Men
U19 Men
1 Whangamata Motorboaters 2 Orewa Banditos 3 Titahi Bay Wookies
1 S Powney, Piha 2 A Smith, Papamoa 3 F Grey, Papamoa
U19 Women
U19 Women
1 Titahi Bay Gucci Gang 2 New Brighton Boo Bees 3 North Beach Bullets Surf Canoe Long Course
1 2 3
Open Men
U16 Men
Open Men
1 Waimairi 2 Waikanae 3 Mairangi Bay A
1 2 3
Open Women
M Garforth/M Crawford/ J Coombes, St Clair H Prout/H Rogers/ S Sparrow, St Kilda M Peterson/H Mote/ C Doogue, Sumner
U19 Men
1 J Aluesi/F Steel/A Wiparata, St Clair 2 B Graham/T Cook/L Murray, Taylors Mistake 3 T Doyle/K Harris/E Familton, Warrington Points 1 St Kilda 120 2 St Clair 116 3 Sumner 95 4 North Beach 87 5 Warrington 34 6 Wainui 31 7 Taylors Mistake 18 8 Sunset Beach 17 9 Waimairi 9 10 Nelson 5
2018 TSB NEW ZEALAND SURF LIFE SAVING CHAMPIONSHIPS MIDWAY BEACH, GISBORNE. 16TH TO 18TH MARCH. Board Relay Open Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Midway Open Women
1 Waikanae 2 Mt Maunganui B 3 Mt Maunganui A U19 Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Papamoa A 3 Piha A U19 Women
1 Waikanae A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Wainui A U16 Men
1 Sumner 2 Omanu A 3 Red Beach A U16 Women
1 Wainui A 2 Waikanae A 3 Mairangi Bay A Ironperson Open Men
1 C Taylor, Midway 2 M Scott, Midway 3 O Puddick, Mt Maunganui Open Women
1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 D Halligan, Omanu 3 A Barron, Mt Maunganui U19 Men
1 H Miller, Mt Maunganui 2 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 3 L Maxwell, Lyall Bay U19 Women
1 L Makaia, Piha 2 L Pickett, Waikanae 3 O Corrin, Midway U16 Men
1 J Collins, Fitzroy 2 K Horan, Omanu 3 W Pittar, Midway Diamond Lady U16 Women
1 M Shivnan, Omanu 2 L North, East End 3 R Sussock, Whangamata Ski Race Open Men
1 M Lee, Mairangi Bay 2 C Taylor, Midway 3 Q Thompson, Waikanae Open Women
1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 R Clarke, Mairangi Bay 3 D Halligan, Omanu U19 Men
1 L Waide, Mt Maunganui 2 D Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 J McLarin, Waikanae U19 Women
1 H Baker, East End 2 S Clifton, Mairangi Bay 3= A Bermingham, Midway 3= E Walker, Piha
Open Men
1 Orewa Bucks 2 Whangamata Barrys 3 Muriwai Moonshine Open Women
Open Men
1 New Brighton Killer Bees 2 North Beach Beavers 3 Muriwai Moonshine Open Women
Open Women
1 Waimairi 2 Waikanae 3 Wainui U19 Men
1 Waikanae A 2 Opotiki 3 Wainui A U19 Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Midway 3 Whakatane Surf Canoe Short Course Open Men
1 Waimairi 2 Waikanae 3 Waimarama Open Women
1 Waimairi 2 Waikanae 3 Red Beach Rocking Reds U19 Men
1 Waikanae A 2 Mairangi Bay Mermen 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi Pink U19 Women
1 Whakatane 2 Waikanae C 3 Mairangi Bay Mermaids Surf Race Open Men
1 2 3
L Clark, Taylors Mistake M Scott, Midway P Van Achterbergh, Mairangi Bay
Open Women
1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 J Miller, Mt Maunganui
G Rathbone, St Clair S Sandford, Omanu S Bogdanovas Epapara, Papamoa M Irwin, Omanu R Akuhata, Ocean Beach Kiwi D Vujcich, Orewa
U16 Women
1 B Irving, Waikanae 2 A Teaukura, Mairangi Bay 3 F Dooley, Red Beach Board Race Open Men
1 2 3
P Van Achterbergh, Mairangi Bay C Taylor, Midway N Malcolm, Mairangi Bay
Open Women
1 D Halligan, Omanu 2 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 3 J Smith, Wainui U19 Men
1 D Dempster, Mt Maunganui 2 B Botha, Mairangi Bay 3 H Miller, Mt Maunganui U19 Women
1 O Corrin, Midway 2 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 3 T Bradley, Mt Maunganui U16 Men
1 T Scott, Omanu 2 K Horan, Omanu 3 S Fergusson, Sumner U16 Women
1 A Smith, Wainui 2 G Pitkethley, Waikanae 3 M Shivnan, Omanu Board Rescue Open Men
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Midway Red 3 Red Beach Open Women
1 Wainui A 2 Mairangi Bay B 3 Papamoa A
U16 Women
1 Waikanae A 2 Orewa 3 Papamoa Double Ski Open Men
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Taylors Mistake Green 3 Mt Maunganui A Open Women
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Waikanae 3 Piha A Open Mixed
1 Titahi Bay Graceful 2 Orewa B 3 Mairangi Bay H U19 Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Orewa A 3 Westshore A U19 Women
1 East End Red 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Lyall Bay Rescue Tube Rescue Open Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Midway Open Women
1 Mairangi Bay B 2 Lyall Bay 1 3 Papamoa U19 Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Fitzroy Blue 3 Lyall Bay 1 U19 Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Lyall Bay 1 3 Midway Red U16 Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Maranui 3 Red Beach A U16 Women
1 Waikanae A 2 Fitzroy Blue 3 East End Taplin Relay
U19 Men
1 Lyall Bay 1 2 Red Beach A 3 Mt Maunganui A
Open Men
U19 Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Midway
1 East End Red 2 Midway Green 3 Mt Maunganui A Surf Teams Race
Open Women
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Omanu A
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Midway 3 Piha A
U19 Men
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Mt Maunganui C 3 Mt Maunganui B
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Lyall Bay 1
U19 Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 East End Red 3 Lyall Bay 1
U19 Men
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Lyall Bay 1
U16 Men
1 Maranui 2 Waikanae 3 Omanu A
U19 Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Midway 3 St Clair
U16 Women
1 Orewa A 2 Lyall Bay 1 3 Mt Maunganui A Beach Sprint
U16 Men
1 Omanu A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Red Beach A
Open Men
U16 Women
1 D Dyet, Mairangi Bay 2 J McCallum, Fitzroy 3 D Rippon, Piha
1 Lyall Bay 1 2 Omanu A 3 Mt Maunganui A Beach Relay
Open Women
1 O Eaton, Mt Maunganui 2 C Fyall, Waikanae 3 J Gedye, Waikanae
Open Men
1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Mairangi Bay A
U19 Men
1 B Lewis, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 A Smith, Papamoa 3 M Or, Mt Maunganui
Open Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Waikanae 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi
U19 Women
1 B Irving, Waikanae 2 S Sandford, Omanu 3 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay
U19 Men
1 Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Papamoa A
U16 Men
1 2 3
U19 Women
1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Waikanae 3 Red Beach A
R Akuhata, Ocean Beach Kiwi M Irwin, Omanu B Gregory, Piha
U16 Women
U16 Men
1 Ocean Beach Kiwi Pink
1 B Irving, Waikanae
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
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Sports Results
2 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay 3 M Wilson, Waikanae Lifesaver Relay Open Mixed
1 Mairangi Bay Bay of Dreams 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Paekakariki Lifers Surf Boat Relay Open Mixed
1 Titahi Bay Thunder 2 Piha Pull Aparts 3 Orewa A Points 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Waikanae 4 Omanu 5 Orewa 6 Midway 7= Titahi Bay 7= Lyall Bay 9 Piha 10 Fitzroy 11 Papamoa 12= Ocean Beach Kiwi 12= East End 14 Waimairi 15 Wainui 16 Red Beach 17 Taylors Mistake 18 New Brighton 19 Whangamata 20= Whakatane 20= Maranui 22= Muriwai 22= North Beach 24 Sumner 25= Westshore 25= St Clair 26= Paekakariki 26= Opotiki 28 Bethells Beach 29= South Brighton 29= Sunset Beach 29= Waimarama
166 104 94 49 44 43.5 42 42 40.5 34 28 24 24 22 19 18 16 13 11 9 9 7 7 6 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 1
2018 TSB NEW ZEALAND SURF LIFE SAVING MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS MIDWAY BEACH, GISBORNE. 15TH MARCH
2 I Glover, Omanu 3 G King, Mt Maunganui
Women 40-44 yrs
Men 70-74 yrs
Women 55-59 yrs
1 L Sheldrake, Waikanae 2 L Kelly, Omanu 3 J Moratti, Red Beach
1 B Coleman, Waimarama 2 B Mitchell, Omanu
1 R Donnell, Piha 2 A Corkery, Waimarama
Mens 75-79 yrs
Men 60-64 yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
1 C Quirk, Lyall Bay 2 J Kane, Omanu
1 D Jones, Paekakariki 2 C Emmett, Omanu 3 A Fergusson, Sumner
1 J McKerras, Palmerston North 2 R Blair, South Brighton Ski Race
1 I Glover, Omanu 2 G King, Mt Maunganui 3 B Cutfield, Whakatane
Men 70-74 yrs
Women 45-49 yrs
Men 30-34 yrs
1 D McPhee, Brighton 2 R Stoddart, Lyall Bay 3 J McMillan, Worser Bay
1 S Keepa, Wainui 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 N Davoren, Papamoa
1 R Bodier, Mt Maunganui
1 M Moffatt, Lyall Bay 2 M Stutz, Red Beach
Women 30-34 yrs
Women 65-69 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui
1 C Quirk, Lyall Bay
Men 75-79 yrs
Men 50-54 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
Men 70-74 yrs
1 R Blair, South Brighton Beach Sprint
1 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 2 M Robberds, Sumner 3 R Humpherson, Whakatane
1 P Kane, Omanu 2 T Russell, Red Beach 3 J McGarvey, Omanu
1 B Coleman, Waimarama 2 K Lanyon, South Brighton 3 B Mitchell, Omanu
Women 50-54 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
Men 75-79 yrs
1 S Campbell, Orewa 2 C Stowell, Omanu 3 T Mau, Omanu
1 C Julian, Whakatane 2 B Davey, Whakatane 3 D Munro, Mt Maunganui
Men 55-59 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
1 K Harker, Omanu 2 A Bates, Lyall Bay 3 B Horan, Omanu
1 R Blair, South Brighton 2 J McKerras, Palmerston North Double Ski Race
1 L McGregor, Waihi Beach
Men 30-34 yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu
Men 65-69 yrs
1 G Larsen, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 G Newton, Mt Maunganui Women 65-69 yrs
Men 30-34 yrs
1 B Sanderson, Omanu 2 R Hohneck, Papamoa 3 J Fitzgerald, Lyall Bay Women 30-34 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 2 G Dowland, Lyall Bay 3 A McMullan, Lyall Bay Men 35-39 yrs
1 C Buckley, New Brighton 2 S Bryce, New Brighton 3 J Moore, Lyall Bay Women 35-39 yrs
1 E Akeripa, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 J McGarvey, Omanu 3 N Thompson, Red Beach
Women 65-69 yrs
1 C Quirk, Lyall Bay
1 R Byrom, Omanu 2 S Campbell, Orewa 3 T Mau, Omanu
Men 45-49 yrs
1 2 3
M MacDonald, Mt Maunganui W Benney, Orewa A Cullen, New Brighton
Women 45-49 yrs
1 D Hutchings, Waikanae 2 S Keepa, Wainui 3 C Manning, Whakatane Men 50-54 yrs
Men 55-59 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
1 L Kelly, Omanu 2 N Harris, Mt Maunganui 3 M McKenzie, Red Beach Men 45-49 yrs
1 2 3
M MacDonald, Mt Maunganui A Cullen, New Brighton W Benney, Orewa
Women 45-49 yrs
1 D Hutchings, Waikanae 2 S Keepa, Wainui 3 C Manning, Whakatane Men 50-54 yrs
1 R Humpherson, Whakatane 2 M Robberds, Sumner 3 N Hope, Waikanae Women 50-54 yrs
1 D Camplin, Piha 2 L Findlater, Titahi Bay 3 S Campbell, Orewa Men 55-59 yrs
1 D Boyle, Omanu 2 A Bates, Lyall Bay 3 R Veale, Pukehina Women 55-59 yrs
1 R Presland-Tack, Red Beach 2 A Corkery, Waimarama
1= S Bird, Mt Maunganui 1= M Robinson, Lyall Bay 2= A Bates, Lyall Bay 2= R Reardon, Mt Maunganui 3 R Veale, Pukehina
Women 55-59 yrs
1 R Presland-Tack, Red Beach 2 A Corkery, Waimarama 3 Y Clark, Waimarama Men 60-64 yrs
1 B Cutfield, Whakatane 2 I Glover, Omanu 3 G King, Mt Maunganui Men 65-69 yrs
1 G Larsen, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 G Newton, Mt Maunganui 3 I MacRae, Omanu
Women 60-64 yrs
Women 55-59 yrs
1 Omanu
1 S Brennan, Orewa 2 R Hohneck, Papamoa 3 B Sanderson, Omanu
1 P Pearse, Waimarama 2 A Corkery, Waimarama
Men 50-54 yrs
Women 30-34 yrs
1 K Baker, Waimairi 2 I Glover, Omanu 3 B Cutfield, Whakatane
Women 50-54 yrs
Women 60-64 yrs
1 Omanu
Men 35-39 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach
Women 55-59 yrs
1 M Clements, Mt Maunganui 2 J Moore, Lyall Bay
Men 65-69 yrs
1 Waimarama
1 G Newton, Mt Maunganui 2 G Larsen, Ocean Beach Kiwi
Men 60-64 yrs
Men 70-74 yrs
Men 65-69 yrs
1 P Davies, Waimairi 2 B Coleman, Waimarama Surf Race
1 Omanu Ironperson
Men 30-34 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui
1 R Bodier, Mt Maunganui 2 S Brennan, Orewa 3 B Sanderson, Omanu
Women 35-39 yrs
Women 30-34 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
1 S Mortimer, Omanu 2 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 3 A McMullan, Lyall Bay
1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 C Julian, Whakatane 3 R Thompson, Waimarama
Men 35-39 yrs
Women 40-44 yrs
1 M Clements, Mt Maunganui 2 J Moore, Lyall Bay 3 P Ontivero, Lyall Bay
1 L McGregor, Waihi Beach
1 S Mortimer, Omanu 2 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 3 A McMullan, Lyall Bay
Women 35-39 yrs
1 J McGarvey, Omanu 2 E Akeripa, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 P Kane, Omanu Men 40-44 yrs
1 S Bartlett, Omanu 2 C Julian, Whakatane 3 D Munro, Mt Maunganui Women 40-44 yrs
1 L Sheldrake, Waikanae 2 L Kelly, Omanu 3 C Edmonds, Omanu Men 45-49 yrs
1 D Jones, Paekakariki 2 A Vane, Omanu 3 S Oldham, Omanu Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 C Manning, Whakatane Men 50-54 yrs
1 S Campbell, Orewa 2 C Stowell, Omanu 3 T Mau, Omanu
Men 75-79 yrs
Men 55-59 yrs
1 R Blair, South Brighton Board Race
1 K Harker, Omanu 2 A Bates, Lyall Bay 3 D Boyle, Omanu Women 55-59 yrs
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui
1 R Donnell, Piha 2 A Corkery, Waimarama 3 Y Clark, Waimarama
Men 35-39 yrs
Mens 60-64 yrs
1 K Emslie, Opotiki 2 M Clements, Mt Maunganui
1 G King, Mt Maunganui 2 K Baker, Waimairi 3 I Glover, Omanu
1 J McGarvey, Omanu 2 P Kane, Omanu 3 T Russell, Red Beach
Women 60-64 yrs
1 M Moffatt, Lyall Bay 2 M Stutz, Red Beach
Men 60-64 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
1 J McGarvey, Omanu 2 E Akeripa, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 P Kane, Omanu Men 40-44 yrs
1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 S Bartlett, Omanu 3 C Julian, Whakatane Women 40-44 yrs
1 L Sheldrake, Waikanae 2 C Edmonds, Omanu 3 L McGregor, Waihi Beach Men 45-49 yrs
1 D Jones, Paekakariki 2 S Oldham, Omanu 3 N Elsmore, Omanu Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 C Manning, Whakatane Men 50-54 yrs
1 M Bassett-Foss, Waimarama 2 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 3 R Humpherson, Whakatane
1 Omanu A 2 Mt Maunganui 1 Omanu Men 55-59 yrs
1 Mt Maunganui
Women 30-34 yrs
1 J McGarvey, Omanu 2 P Kane, Omanu
Men 45-49 yrs
1 D Jones, Paekakariki 2 S Oldham, Omanu 3 A Fergusson, Sumner Women 45-49 yrs
1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 M Mitchell, Waikanae Men 50-54 yrs
1 M Bassett-Foss, Waimarama 2 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 3 R Humpherson, Whakatane Women 50-54 yrs
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 S Campbell, Orewa 3 T Mau, Omanu Men 55-59 yrs
1 K Harker, Omanu 2 S Bird, Mt Maunganui 3 B Horan, Omanu Men 60-64 yrs
1 I Glover, Omanu 2 B Cutfield, Whakatane 3 G King, Mt Maunganui Women 60-64 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach Women 65-69 yrs
1 C Quirk, Lyall Bay
Men 40-44 yrs
Men 65-69 yrs
1 C Julian, Whakatane 2 B Grant, Waimairi 3 M Craig, Omaha Beach
1 G Larsen, Ocean Beach Kiwi Women 65-69 yrs
Men 55-59 yrs
1 C Quirk, Lyall Bay
1 K Harker, Omanu 2 A Bates, Lyall Bay 3 B Horan, Omanu
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
Women 45-49 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
1 C Stowell, Omanu 2 R Byrom, Omanu 3 T Mau, Omanu
1 B Cutfield, Whakatane
1 Omanu B 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Omanu A
Men 30-34 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
Men 45-49 yrs
1 K Harker, Omanu 2 S Bird, Mt Maunganui 3 B Horan, Omanu
1 R Stoddart, Lyall Bay 2 D McPhee, Brighton 3 B Coleman, Waimarama
Women 30-34 yrs
1 Waikanae 2 Lyall Bay 3 Red Beach 1
Men 55-59 yrs
Men 70-74 yrs
1 S Brennan, Orewa 2 B Sanderson, Omanu
Women 40-44 yrs
Men 70-74 yrs
1 J Kane, Omanu 2 C Quirk, Lyall Bay
Men 30-34 yrs
Men 40-44 yrs
1 A Hunter, Waimarama 2 B Mitchell, Omanu Run Swim Run
1 R Humpherson, Whakatane 2 B Richardson, Titahi Bay 3 A Gadsbey, Omanu
Women 65-69 yrs
Men 60-64 yrs
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1 Whakatane 2 Whakatane 3 Waikanae
1 I MacRae, Omanu
Women 30-34 yrs
1 R Fergus, Midway 2 M Craig, Omaha Beach 3 S Bartlett, Omanu
Men 50-54 yrs
1 L Kelly, Omanu 2 J Ellis, Lyall Bay 3 J Moratti, Red Beach
1 D Camplin, Piha 2 S Campbell, Orewa 3 L Findlater, Titahi Bay
Men 40-44 yrs
1 Omanu 2 Red Beach
Women 40-44 yrs
1 R Hohneck, Papamoa 2 B Sanderson, Omanu 3 E Keef, Lyall Bay
1 J McGarvey, Omanu 2 E Akeripa, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 N Thompson, Red Beach
Women 35-39 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
Women 50-54 yrs
Women 35-39 yrs
1 I Glover, Omanu 2 B Cutfield, Whakatane 3 K Baker, Waimairi
1 Mt Maunganui
1 M Mitchell, Waikanae 2 C Manning, Whakatane 3 S Boubee, Papamoa
Men 65-69 yrs
Men 30-34 yrs
1 C Buckley, New Brighton 2 M Clements, Mt Maunganui 3 J Moore, Lyall Bay
Men 60-64 yrs
Women 30-34 yrs
Women 45-49 yrs
1 M Stutz, Red Beach
1 R Fergus, Midway 2 A Cain, New Brighton 3 C Julian, Whakatane
Beach Flags
Men 35-39 yrs
1 J Pitkethley, Waikanae 2 A Corkery, Waimarama 3 P Pearse, Waimarama
1 D Jones, Paekakariki 2 H Reid, Whakatane 3 A Tate, Waikanae
1 R Phillips, Waimairi 2 A Gadsbey, Omanu 3 P Salmon, Omanu
Men 40-44 yrs
1 R Humpherson, Whakatane 2 R Phillips, Waimairi 3 A McDowell, Pukehina
1 L Assink, Mt Maunganui 2 N Davis, Lyall Bay 3 G Dowland, Lyall Bay
Women 55-59 yrs
Women 60-64 yrs
Men 70-74 yrs
1 P Davies, Waimairi Board Relay Men 90+ yrs
1 Omanu A 2 Omanu B
Sport Results
Women 90+ yrs
200+ yrs Men
1 Omanu
1 North Beach Crown Busters 2 Orewa Jets 3 Westshore Walnuts
Men 110+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Warrington 3 Omanu Women 110+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui Men 130+ yrs
1 Omanu 2 Omaha Beach 3 Mt Maunganui Women 130+ yrs
1 Waikanae Men 150+ yrs
1 Omanu A 2 Waimairi 3 Sumner
200+ yrs Women
1 Mairangi Bay Wok ‘n’ Rollers Beach Relay Men 120+ yrs
1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Omanu 3 Lyall Bay
1 Omanu Men 160+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu 1 Waikanae 2 Lyall Bay 3 Mt Maunganui
Men 90+ yrs
1 Omanu
1 Waikanae 2 Brighton
Men 110+ yrs
Women 180+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu
1 Red Beach 2 Lyall Bay 3 Orewa
Men 130+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Whakatane 3 Omanu Women 130+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui Men 150+ yrs
1 Waimairi 2 Whakatane 3 Omanu A Women 150+ yrs
1 Omanu Surf Teams Race Men 90+ yrs
1 Lyall Bay 2 Omanu A Women 90+ yrs
1 Omanu Men 110+ yrs
160+ yrs Men
160+ yrs Women
1 Waikanae 2 Lyall Bay 3 Red Beach Rocking Reds 180+ yrs Men
1 Wainui 2 Waikanae 3 New Brighton Wanna Bees
Women 130+ yrs
200+ yrs Women
1 Waikanae 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Mt Maunganui B
1 Wainui 2 Piha Dragons Points 1 Omanu 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Lyall Bay 4 Whakatane 5 Waikanae 6 Waimarama 7 Red Beach 8 Orewa 9 Waimairi 10= Papamoa 10= Ocean Beach Kiwi 12 Piha 13 Wainui 14= Mairangi Bay 14= Paekakariki 16 New Brighton 17 South Brighton 18= Midway 18= Westshore 20 Brighton 21= Waihi Beach 21= Sumner 23= Omaha Beach 23= Warrington 25= Palmerston North 25= Titahi Bay 25= North Beach 25= Taylors Mistake 29 Pukehina 30 Opotiki 31= Worser Bay 31= Waipu Cove
1 Omanu 2 Lyall Bay Taplin Relay Men 90+ yrs
1 Omanu A 2 Omanu B Men 110+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu A Women 110+ yrs
1 Omanu 2 Red Beach 3 Mt Maunganui Men 130+ yrs
1 Omanu A 2 Whakatane 3 Omaha Beach Women 130+ yrs
1 Waikanae 2 Omanu Men 150+ yrs
1 Omanu A 2 Sumner 3 Mt Maunganui A Women 150+ yrs
1 Omanu 2 Waimarama 3 Mt Maunganui Surf Boat Short Course 120+ yrs Men
1 Mairangi Bay Sea Men 140+ yrs Men
1 Lyall Bay 180+ yrs Men
1 Westshore 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi
1 2 3
M Garforth/M Crawford/ L Duncan, St Clair C Becconsall-Ryan/ R McNaughton/ I Woodhouse, Warrington L Key/H Simpson/ G Marshall, Sunset Beach
U19 Men
1 Midway 2 Warrington 3 Waikanae
1 Taylors Mistake 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 Waipu Cove
J McSweeney-Novak/ L Cole/C Harrop, East End K Merwood/L Davis/ B Herbison, Waimarama M Watts/L Stevens/ C Stevens
U20 Women
1 Piha Dragons 2 Omanu 3 Waimarama Surf Canoe Short Course
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu A 3 Omaha Beach
Women 150+ yrs
1 2 3
Women 200+ yrs
200+ yrs Men
T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ T Robertson Sunset Beach S Laughton/C Laughton/ C Watkins, St Clair K Suter/M Patterson/ T Rosengrave Sumner
U22 Men
1 Whakatane A 2 Lyall Bay 3 Pukehina
Men 130+ yrs
1 Omanu A 2 Waimarama 3 Mt Maunganui A
1 2 3
Men 200+ yrs
180+ yrs Women
S Nelson/S Busing/S Malley, East End T Mills/D Garton/J Dellow Paekakariki S Edwards/M Edwards/ S Oliver, Sunset Beach
Open Women
Men 180+ yrs
1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu
Men 150+ yrs
1 2 3
Women 140+ yrs
1 Omanu 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Waimarama Ski Relay
1 Omanu A 2 Red Beach
Open Men
1 Omanu
Women 160+ yrs
Women 110+ yrs
Assembly Rescue
Men 140+ yrs
Women 150+ yrs
2018 BP SURF RESCUE NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS WAIHI BEACH, 7TH & 8TH APRIL ONLY ASSEMBLY RESCUE AND TUBE RESCUE EVENTS COMPLETED DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS.
1 Orewa Big Sunday
2018 SANYO CUP BUSSAN INTERNATIONAL LIFESAVING CUP MOMOCHI SEASIDE PARK, FUKUOKA, JAPAN JUNE 23 – 24. Results Day 1
1 D New/A MacCormick/ M Sayers, St Kilda 2 R Graham/E Graham/J Hunt, Sunset Beach 3 J Aluesi/F Steel/L Duncan, St Clair Tube Rescue
Beach Sprint Men
1 2 3
2 O Corrin 8 M Burns
Open Men
L Powell/H Shrimpton/ T Robertson, Sunset Beach S Edwards/M Edwards/ T Shrimpton, Sunset Beach B Campbell/M Holt/F Sands, Mairangi Bay
Open Women
272 146.5 83.5 62 55 44 40 32 27 26 26 20 17 15 15 14 13 11 11 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 3 1 1
Trophy Winners: Housiaux Cup Open Men Assembly Rescue East End (S Nelson/S Busing/ S Malley) Dave Hickey Cup Top U19 Mens Team St Kilda (D New/A MacCormick/ M Sayers) Top U20 Womens Team St Clair (M Garforth/M Crawford/ L Duncan) Opunake Trophy Top U22 Mens Team East End (J McSweeney-Novak/ L Cole/C Harrop) & NPOB (M Watts/L Stevens/C Stevens) FoxEng Trophy Top Open Womens Team Sunset Beach (T Shrimpton/ J Ferrier/T Roberts) Arancia Trophy Top Open Mens Team Sunset Beach (S Edwards/ M Edwards/S Oliver) Arancia Trophy Top South Island Club St Clair BP Club Trophy Top New Zealand Club Sunset Beach
1 2 3
T Shrimpton/J Ferrier/ S Edwards, Sunset Beach M Moller/B Alty/R Robinson, East End S Coughlan/A Chapman/ M Edwards, Sunset Beach
2 M Finch Beach Sprint Women
3 C Fyall Surf Race Men
1 L Clark 8 L Maxwell Surf Race Women
Surf Ski Men
1 C Taylor 5 S Cowdrey Surf Ski Women
3 C Kelly 4 H Baker Beach Flags Men
1 M Finch Beach Flags Women
2 C Fyall Board Rescue Men
U22 Men
1 NZ
1 2 3
Board Rescue Women
M Watts/L Stevens/ C Stevens, NPOB J Rennie/H Marsden/ K Shepherd, Mairangi Bay J McSweeney-Novak/ L Cole/C Harrop, East End
U20 Women
1 2 3
M Garforth/M Crawford/ I Davies, St Clair L Key/H Simpson/ S Edwards, Sunset Beach C Becconsall-Ryan/ R McNaughton/ S McNaughton, Warrington
U19 Men
1 J Wilson/L Booth/ R Shepherd, Mairangi Bay 2 J Aluesi/F Steel/I Davies, St Clair 3 J Brown/N Salt/T Shepherd, Mairangi Bay Points 1 Sunset Beach 60 2 St Clair 35 3 East End 30 4 St Kilda 25 5 Mairangi Bay 23 6= Warrington 14 6= NPOB 47 8 Waimarama 45 9= Westshore 6 9= Paekakariki 6 11 Sumner 5 12= Waikanae 4 12= Fitzroy 4 12= Waihi Beach 4 15= Papamoa 3 15= Waipu Cove 3 15= North Beach 3
2 NZ Surf Teams Mixed
2 NZ Beach Relay Men
3 NZ Beach Relay Women
1 NZ Rescue Tube Rescue Men
1 NZ Rescue Tube Rescue Women
2 NZ Board Race
2 S Cowdrey 8 C Taylor Board Race Women
3 C Kelly 4 O Corrin Oceanman
3 C Taylor 4 L Maxwell Oceanwoman
3 O Corrin 4 C Kelly Oceanman Relay
2 NZ Oceanwoman Relay
2 NZ Day 2 Beach Sprint Men
4 M Finch Beach Sprint Women
3 C Fyall Surf Race Men
1 L Clark 6 L Maxwell Surf Race Women
2 O Corrin 10 M Burns
Surf Ski Men
1 C Taylor 5 S Cowdrey Surf Ski Women
3 H Baker 4 C Kelly Surf Teams Mixed
2 NZ Beach Flags Men
3 M Finch Beach Flags Women
2 C Fyall Board Rescue Men
1 NZ Board Rescue Women
1 NZ Beach Relay Men
3 NZ Beach Relay Women
2 NZ Rescue Tube Rescue Men
4 NZ Rescue Tube Rescue Women
2 NZ Board Race Men
1 S Cowdrey 4 L Maxwell Board Race Women
3 O Corrin 4 C Kelly Oceanman
2 C Taylor 4 L Maxwell Oceanwoman
1 O Corrin 4 C Kelly Oceanman Relay
2 NZ Oceanwoman Relay
2 NZ Points 1 Australia 2 New Zealand 3 Japan A 4 South Africa 5 USA 6 Great Britain 7 Japan B 8 Hong Kong
897 869 675 617 568 511 457 251
2018 SANYO CUP TEAM TO BE HELD IN FUKUOKA, JAPAN ON JUNE 23 & 24. Murdoch Finch, Omanu Beach Casie Fyall, Waikanae (vice- captain) Claudia Kelly, East End Cory Taylor, Midway (captain) Hannah Baker, East End Louis Clark, Taylors Mistake Luther Maxwell, Lyall Bay Macy Burns, Lyall Bay Olivia Corrin, Midway Scott Cowdrey, Papamoa Coach: Danny Morrison Assistant Coach: Jack Gavin Manager: Steven Vaughan
OPEN DUTCH CHAMPIONSHIPS POOL EVENTS – ORANGE CUP 2018 EINDHOVEN, THE NETHERLANDS. 23RD & 24TH JUNE.
Steven Kent, Black Fins squad Natalie Peat, Black Fins squad Cole Drinnan, Piha SLSC 200m Obstacle Race Men
1 S Kent, 1:56.18 6 C Drinnan, 2:05.93 100m Manikin Tow Men
1 S Kent, 52.47 13 C Drinnan, 59.59 100m Manikin Tow Women
7 N Peat, 1:02.11 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Men
3 S Kent, 46.98 12 C Drinnan, 51.95 100m Manikin Carry with Fins Women
5 N Peat, 56.02 100m Rescue Medley Men
3 S Kent, 1:03.58 8 C Drinnan1:10.24 100m Rescue Medley Women
7 N Peat, 1:16.91 50m Manikin Carry Women
8 N Peat, 38.33 200m Super Lifesaver Men
3 S Kent, 2:15.41 11 C Drinnan, 2:27.91 200m Super Lifesaver Women
3 N Peat, 2:29.59
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Surf Life Saving New Zealand Consolidated Financial Report 2017-2018
Statement of Consolidated Financial Position.................page 33 Statement of Consolidated Changes in Net Assets.......page 34 Statement of Consolidated Comprehensive Revenue & Expense...........................................................page 34 Statement of Consolidated Cashflows.............................page 35 Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements............page 36 Auditor’s Report.................................................................page 43
This report and accompanying financials results can also be downloaded from the Surf Life Saving New Zealand website. www.surflifesaving.org.nz
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Financials
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position AS AT 30 JUNE, 2018
ASSETS
Note
2018 $
2017 $
Current Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents
995,909
394,506
Exchange Receivable & Accruals
5
444,312
411,918
Non-Exchange Receivables
5
Inventories
6
-
Goods & Services Tax Refund Prepayments Total Current Assets
32,300
175,366
196,076
94,205
61,161
129,507
155,877
1,839,299 1,251,838
Non Current Assets Property, Plant & Equipment
7
820,950
547,655
Intangible Asset
8
65,034
178,883
Work In Progress
9
22,500
292,884
Total Non Current Assets
908,484
1,019,422
TOTAL ASSETS
2,747,783
2,271,260
LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts Payable & Accruals
10
577,662
459,818
Funds Received in Advance
11
216,286
254,603
Total Current Liabilities
NET ASSETS
793,948 714,421
1,953,835
1,556,839
EQUITY Accumulated Funds
1,556,839
1,452,869
Net Operating Surplus
396,996
103,970
TOTAL EQUITY
1,953,835
1,556,839
For and on behalf of the Board of Surf Life Saving New Zealand Incorporated,which authorised the issue of the financial report on the 24th of August 2018.
BRENT WARNER Chairman
GRAHAM CROMBIE Chairman of Finance Committee
The accompanying notes to the financial statements and the audit report form part of these financial statements.
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Consolidated Statement of Changes in Net Assets FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2018
2018 $
2017 $
1,556,839
1,452,869
Net Operating Surplus
396,996
103,970
CLOSING EQUITY
1,953,835
1,556,839
Opening Equity
Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Revenue & Expense FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2018
INCOME
Note
2018 $
2017 $
Revenue from Non-Exchange Transactions Principal funder - NZ Lottery Grants Board NZSAR
12
2,814,099
2,200,000
200,000
200,000
Sport New Zealand
244,632
112,471
Other Community Grants
640,943
1,551,839
Fundraising
594,614
13
482,076
Revenue from Exchange Transactions Water Safety NZ Inc
165,000
168,120
Programmes & Services – Rescue & Education
1,885,939
1,818,300
Programmes & Services – Sport
693,770
631,296
Sponsorship
14
Licensing
2,455,318 18,489
1,743,300 68,286
Sale of Merchandise
456,265
438,752
Sundry Income
182,945
127,350
TOTAL INCOME
10,352,014
9,541,790
EXPENDITURE Club Support
3,599,947
3,414,793
Sport
1,274,250
1,200,732
Life Saving
2,404,006
2,361,342
Income Generation
1,686,820
1,456,595
597,073
619,005
National Office
Audit Fees Depreciation Legal Fees
348,841
340,988
8,656
8,400
-
4,325
Finance Expense
13,581
11,640
NET PROFIT/LOSS
The accompanying notes and the audit report form part of these financial statements.
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20,000
Loss on Disposal
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
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21,844
9,955,018 9,437,820 396,996
103,970
Financials
Consolidated Statement of Cashflows FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2018
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
2018
2017
Cash Receipts
$ $
Cash from Exchange Transactions
5,791,587
4,901,626
Cash from Non-Exchange Transactions
4,488,271
4,645,514
Interest Income
33,745
20,326
10,313,603 9,567,466
less: Cash Payments Payments to Clubs, Suppliers & Employees
9,441,253
9,303,963
Net GST Movement
33,044
156,387
9,474,297
9,460,350
Net Cash Flow from operation
839,306
107,116
INVESTING ACTIVITIES Cash Payments Asset Purchases
237,903
499,802
Net Cash Flow from Investing
(237,903)
(499,802)
Net Cash Flow from Activities
601,403
(392,686)
Cash at Beginning of Year
394,506
787,192
Cash at End of Year
995,909
394,506
Net Movement
601,403
(392,686)
Represented by:
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Consolidated Notes to the Financial Statements FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE, 2018
1. Reporting Entity Surf Life Saving New Zealand Incorporated (SLSNZ) is a New Zealand Incorporated Society formed under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 SLSNZ is a charity registered under the Charities Act 2005. These consolidated financial statements comprise SLSNZ and the Surf Life Saving New Zealand Foundation. Surf Life Saving New Zealand Foundation is a registered Charitable Trust. SLSNZ’s principal activity is “To lead and support surf lifesaving in New Zealand”. This remains unchanged during the period reported. The financial statements are for the year ended 30 June 2018. The financial statements were authorised for issue by the Board on 24th August 2018.
2. Basis of Preparation Basis of Measurement The financial statements have been prepared on a historical cost basis except for assets and liabilities that have been measured at fair value. The accrual basis of accounting has been used unless otherwise stated and the financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis. Presentation Currency The financial statements are presented in New Zealand dollars and all values are rounded to the nearest dollar. Statement of Compliance The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with NZ GAAP as required under the Charities Act 2005. SLSNZ is a public benefit not-for-profit entity and is eligible to apply Tier 2 not-for-profit PBE IPSAS on the basis that it does not have public accountability and is not defined as large. SLSNZ is deemed to be a public benefit entity for financial reporting purposes, as its primary objective is to provide services to the community for social benefit and has been established with a view to supporting that primary objective rather than a financial return. The board has elected to report in accordance with Tier 2 not-for-profit PBE accounting standards and in doing so has taken advantage of all applicable Reduced Disclosure (RDR) discourse concessions. Changes in Accounting Policy All accounting policies have been applied on a consistent basis with the prior year.
3. Significant Accounting Policies The significant accounting policies used in the preparation of these financial statements, set out below, have been applied consistently to all years presented in these financial statements. The significant accounting policies used in the preparation of these financial statements are summarised below: a) Foreign Currencies Transactions in foreign currencies are converted at the New Zealand rate of exchange ruling at the date of the transaction. At balance date foreign monetary assets and liabilities are translated at the closing rate and exchange variations arising from these are included in the Income Statement. b) Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and the short-term deposits in the balance sheet comprise cash on hand, cash at bank and short-term deposits with time to maturity of six months or less. c) Financial Instruments Financial instruments and financial liabilities are recognised when the entity becomes a party to the contractual provisions of the financial instruments. Financial Assets The Entity’s financial assets include: cash and cash equivalents, receivables from non-exchange transactions and receivables from exchange transactions. The Entity derecognises a financial assets or, where applicable, a part of an asset or part of an Entity of similar financial assets when the rights to receive cash flows from the asset have expired or are waived, or the Entity has transferred its rights to receive cash flows from the asset or has assumed an obligation to pay the received cash flows in full without material delay to a party; and either: • the Entity has transferred substantially all the risks and rewards of the asset; or • the Entity has neither transferred nor retained substantially all the risks and rewards of the asset, but has transferred control of the asset. All financial assets are subject to review for impairment at least at each reporting date. Financial assets are impaired when there is any objective evidence that a financial asset or Entity of financial assets is impaired.
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Financial liabilities The Entity’s liabilities include Creditors and other payables (excluding GST and PAYE), employee benefits, and income in advance (in respect to grants whose conditions are yet to be complied with). All financial liabilities are initially recognised at fair value (plus transaction cost for financial liabilities not at fair value (through surplus or deficit)). and are measured subsequently at amortised cost using the effective interest method except for financial liabilities at fair value through surplus or deficit. Measurement of financial assets • Loans and Receivables Receivables are stated at their estimated realisable value less any provision for doubtful debts. Loans and receivables are financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted in an active market. After initial recognition these are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method, less any provision for impairment. • Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and Cash equivalents are measured at their fair values. Measurement of financial liabilities • Accounts Payables and other payables Account payables and other borrowings are subsequently measured at amortised cost using the effective interest method. d) Inventories Inventories are stated at the lower of cost or net realisable value, determined on a first-in first-out basis. An allowance for obsolescence has been assessed where appropriate. Inventories include uniforms, resource manuals and other surf lifesaving equipment that is on sold to Clubs or used for promotional purposes from time to time. e) Property, Plant and Equipment All property, plant and equipment are measured at cost less accumulated depreciation and any impairment losses. • Depreciation Depreciation is provided on all tangible assets on a straight line basis that will write off the cost of the assets over their estimated useful lives:
Office Furniture and Equipment
3-10 years
Computers and Electronic Equipment
Event Equipment 3-5 years
Vehicles
Radio Network 10 years
Buildings 50 years
3 years 5 years
f) Intangible Assets SLSNZ have numerous registered trademarks which have benefit to SLSNZ and are stated at cost less amortisation in the financial statements. In addition, SLSNZ have created a specialised Customer Relationship Management system, which is to be amortised over a useful life of 3 years on a straight line basis. The system went live on the 1st July 2015 with additions to the systems being made in 2015-2016. Amortisation commenced from date of becoming operational, with the additions being amortised from date of completion. g) Work in Progress Work in progress is valued on the basis of expenditure incurred during the financial year and is not depreciated. The total cost of the project is transferred to the relevant asset class on its completion and then it is depreciated. h) Impairment The carrying values of non-financial assets are reviewed for impairment when events or changes in circumstances indicate the carrying value may not be recoverable. If any such indication exists and where the carrying values exceed the estimated recoverable amount, the assets are written down to their recoverable amount. Any impairment losses are recognised in the income statement. i) Leases Lease costs relating to operating leases are recognised on a straight-line basis over the life of the lease. Finance leases, which effectively transfer to SLSNZ substantially all the risks and benefits of ownership of the leased assets, are capitalised at the lower of the leased asset’s fair value or the present value of the minimum lease payments at inception of the lease. The leased assets and corresponding liabilities are recognised and the leased assets are depreciated over their estimated useful lives. j) Employee Entitlements • Short Term Employee Benefits Employee benefits that are expected to be settled within 12 months of reporting date are accrued and measured based on accrued entitlements at current rates of pay.
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These include salaries and wages accrued up to the reporting date and annual leave earned, but not yet taken at the reporting date.
k) Provisions A provision is recognised as a liability when the settlement amount or timing is uncertain; when there is a present legal or constructive obligation as a result of a past event; it is probable that expenditures will be required to settle the obligation; and a reliable estimate of the potential settlement can be made. Provisions are not recognised for future operating losses. l) Revenue Recognition Revenue is recognised to the extent that it is probable that the economic benefit will flow to the entity and revenue can be reliably measured. Revenue is measured at the fair value of consideration received. Revenue is derived from two broad categories - revenue from exchange transactions and revenue from non-exchange transactions. Exchange transactions are transactions in which one entity receives assets or services, or has liabilities extinguished, and directly gives approximately equal value (primarily in the form of cash, goods, services or use of assets) to another entity in exchange. Non-exchange transactions are transactions that are not exchange transactions. In a non-exchange transactions, an entity either receives value from another entity without directly giving approximately equal value in exchange, or gives value to another entity without directly receiving approximately equal value in exchange. The following specific recognition criteria must be met before revenue is recognised. Revenue from Exchange Transactions • Sale of Goods Revenue from sale of goods is recognised when the entity has transferred to the buyer the significant risks and rewards of ownership of the goods supplied. Significant risks and rewards are generally considered to be transferred to the buyer when the customer has taken delivery of the goods. • Sponsorship Sponsorship is recognised as revenue when received and all associated obligations have been met. Sponsorship received for which the requirements and services have not been met are treated as ‘income in advance’ under current liabilities. Revenue from Non-exchange transactions • Donations and Grants Donations and Grants are recognised as revenue when received and all associated obligations have been met. Where grants have been given for a specific purpose, or with conditions attached, income is not recognised until agreed upon services and conditions have been satisfied. Revenue received for which the requirements and services have not been met are treated as “income in advance” under current liabilities. m) Income Tax SLSNZ has Charitable Status from Inland Revenue for income tax purposes. There is no requirement to provide for income tax. n) Goods and Services Tax (GST) All figures are stated exclusive of GST except receivables and payables which are stated inclusive of GST. o) Basis of Consolidation The Consolidation financial statements consolidate those of Surf Life Saving New Zealand and Surf Life Saving New Zealand Foundation. SLSNZ controls the Foundation as SLSNZ has the power to govern the financial and operating policies of the Foundation so as to obtain benefits from the Foundation activities. All transactions between SLSNZ and the Foundation are eliminated on consolidation.
4. Income and Expenditure The financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2018 have been reported on a function basis, with expenditure allocated on a factual or allocation basis where practical. This includes employment related expenditure, telephone and tolls, freight, postage and travel.
5. Receivables and Accruals 2018 $
2017 $
Accounts Receivable & Accruals from Exchange Transactions
445,312
421,918
Accounts Receivable & Accruals from Non-Exchange Transactions
-
32,300
(1,000)
(10,000)
Less Provision for Bad Debts Total
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444,312 444,218
Financials
6. Inventories 2018 $
2017 $
Uniform Stock & Merchandise
169,090
191,216
Engine Parts
6,276
4,860
Impairment write-down
-
-
Total
175,366 196,076
7. Property, Plant & Equipment 30 June 2018 Cost ($)
Accum. Impairment & Current Depreciation $ Depreciation $
Buildings 31,122
12,995
Current Impairment $
1,000
Book Value 2018 $
- 18,127
Computer Hardware/Software
489,441
431,776
45,376
-
57,665
Event Equipment
688,512
572,846
66,859
-
115,666
Event Safety Equipment
59,677
58,546
616
-
1,131
Office Equipment/Furniture
91,497
43,260
10,720
-
48,237
Radio Network
593,360
109,121
44,932
-
484,239
289,935
33,990
-
Vehicles 386,820 Total
2,340,429
30 June 2017 Cost ($)
1,518,479
203,493
Accum. Impairment & Current Depreciation $ Depreciation $
Buildings 23,030
11,995
95,885
-
820,950
Current Impairment $
Book Value 2017 $
461
- 11,035
Computer Hardware/Software
472,469
386,400
53,769
-
86,069
Event Equipment
632,656
505,989
60,397
-
126,667
Event Safety Equipment
59,677
57,930
103
-
1,747
Office Equipment/Furniture
69,655
32,540
12,435
-
37,115
Radio Network
247,384
63,914
24,738
-
183,470
Vehicles 357,492 Total 1,862,363
255,940 1,314,708
44,399 196,302
- 101,552 -
547,655
Reconciliation of Property, Plant & Equipment for the year ended 30 June 2018 2018 ($)
2017 ($)
Opening Balance as at 1 July
547,655
488,805
Plus Additions
183,903
255,365
Transferred from Work in Progress
292,885
-
Less Disposals
-
-
Less Depreciation
(203,493)
(196,515)
Closing Balance as at 30 June
820,950
547,655
Current Impairment $
Book Value 2018 $
8. Intangible Assets 30 June 2018 Cost ($)
Accum. Impairment & Current Depreciation $ Depreciation $
CCRM -PAM
434,865
400,355
144,473
-
34,409
Trademark Licences
31,500
875
875
-
30,625
Total
466,365
401,230
145,348
-
65,034
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Accum. 30 June 2017 Cost ($)
Impairment & Depreciation $
Current Depreciation $
Current Impairment $
Book Value 2017 $
CRM - PAM
434,765
255,882
144,473
-
178,883
Total
434,765
255,882
144,473
-
178,883
CRM is the Customer Relations Manager Software used by Surf life Saving New Zealand
9. Work in Progress Radio Network SLSNZ is building a regional radio network in various parts of the country to enhance the emergency communications capabilities of the movement. 2018 $
2017 $
Opening Balance as at 1 July
292,884
52,772
Plus Additions
-
240,112
Transfer to Property, Plant & Equipment
(292,884)
-
Closing Balance as at 30 June
-
292,884
2018 $
2017 $
Development of Website & Online Tutoring Programme SLSNZ is investing in Website redevelopment and an Online Tutoring programme.
Opening Balance as at 1 July
-
-
Plus Additions
22,500
-
Closing Balance as at 30 June
22,500
-
2018 $
2017 $
10. Accounts Payable and Accruals Trade and other Payables
426,273
327,227
Employee Benefits
151,389
132,591
Closing Balance as at 30 June
577,662
459,818
2018 $
2017 $
11. Funds Received in Advance High Performance Sport New Zealand
164,264
183,895
Grants Received in Advance
13,044
51,520
Surf Life Saving Clubs Insurance Contribution Paid in Advance
28,544
19,188
Other
10,434
-
Closing Balance as at 30 June
216,286
254,603
12. NZSAR Contribution towards Search & Rescue Costs
2018 $
2017 $
National SAR Training
45,320
37,150
SAR Management & Overheads
154,120
156,616
Critical Incident Support Total
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560
6,234
200,000
200,000
Financials
13. Fundraising Fundraising includes proceeds from appeals, direct mail and donations.
14. Sponsorship Sponsorship contracts are determined by their terms as confidential. Actual amounts provided by individual sponsors have not been disclosed.
15. Sundry Income Sundry Income consists predominantly of contributions from Surf Lifesaving Clubs towards their insurance premiums.
16. Related Party Transactions There were no related party transactions during the year (2017: $0) 2018 $
2017 $
Remuneration of Board members
28,900
28,900
Total number of Full Time Equivalent (8 Members)
0.42
0.42
Remuneration of other key management personnel
1,130,045
1,055,964
Total number of other key Management personnel
9
9
During the reporting period, there was no remuneration and compensation provided by the entity to employees who are close family members of key management personnel (2017:$11,527).
17. Subsequent Events No adjusting or significant non-adjusting events have occurred between the reporting date and the date of authorisation.
18. Commitments and Contingencies There are no Capital Commitments as at 30 June 2018. Lease Commitments Future minimum rentals payable under non-cancellable leases as at 30 June 2018 are as follows: 2018 $
2017 $
Within one year
186,607
181,033
After one year but not more than five years
143,004
321,413
More than five years
-
-
329,611 502,446
Lease commitments include rental of premises as follows: Lease of Property Christchurch Mt Maunganui Gisborne Wellington Auckland Photocopier - Wellington Office
Motor Vehicles (10)
Expiry Date Renewal Term Available January 2020 2 renewals of 1 year each to January 2022 December 2020 June 2019 Renewed Annually August 2019 December 2019 6 years to December 2026 March 2021
April/May 2020
Other Commitments SLSNZ has further committed expenditure over the next twelve months totalling $102,975. This is in relation to the preordering and purchasing of uniforms (2017: $183,000). Contingent Liabilities There were no contingent liabilities at balance date. (2017: Nil)
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19. Financial Instruments As at 30 June 2018
Cash & Cash equivalents
Loans & Liabilities at receivables amortised cost
TOTAL
995,909
995,909
Classification of Financial Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents
Trade debtors & Other receivables
444,312
444,312
TOTAL FINANCIAL ASSETS
1,440,221
Classification of Financial Liabilities Trade Creditors and Other Payables
577,662
577,662
Funds in Advance
216,286
216,286
TOTAL FINANCIAL LIABILITIES
793,948
793,948
Loans & Liabilities at receivables amortised cost
TOTAL
394,506
394,506
995,909
444,312
As at 30 June 2017
Cash & Cash equivalents
Classification of Financial Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents
Trade debtors & Other receivables
444,218
444,218
TOTAL FINANCIAL ASSETS
838,724
Classification of Financial Liabilities Trade Creditors and Other Payables
459,818
459,818
Funds in Advance
254,603
254,603
TOTAL FINANCIAL LIABILITIES
714,421
771,421
394,506
444,218
20. Reconciliation of Net Operating Surplus to Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities Net Operating Surplus
2018 $
2017 $
396,996 103,970
Add Depreciation Loss on Disposal of Asset
348,841 340,988 -
4,325
Add Cash Positive Movement in Current Assets/Current Liabilities non-Exchange Receivables & Accruals
32,300
-
Prepayments 26,370
-
Inventories 20,710
-
Trade and other Payables
117,844
-
Funds Received in advance
-
125,866
943,061 575,149 Less Cash Negative Movement in Current Assets/Current Liabilities Exchange Receivables & Accruals
32,394
73,452
Non-Exchange Receivables
-
26,738
Trade and other Payables
-
70,777
Fund Received in advance
38,317
-
Inventories Goods & Services Tax Net Movement Prepayments
- 117,198 33,044
156,387
- 23,481
103,755 468,033 Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities
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839,306
107,116
Financials
Auditor’s Report
33 to
42,
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Our People
Our People
SLSNZ Patron
The Governor-General – Rt Hon Dame Patsy Reddy
President
Brian Velvin (MNZM)
Board
Brent Warner (Chairman) Vanessa Winning
Graham Crombie Kate Barry-Piceno
Trevor Taylor Kelvyn Eglinton
Colin Weatherall QSM Paul Carlyon
Chief Executive Paul Dalton
Senior Management Team
Stu Bryce, Regional Manager Southern Chris Emmett, Regional Manager Eastern Rajal Middleton, Commercial manager (From April 2018) Patrick Teahan, Finance Manager Matt Warren, Senior Executive - Fundraising & Projects
Honours and Awards Committee Sheryl McLay (Chair) Brent Warner
Neale Ames QSM
Life Members
Neale Ames QSM Geoff Barry Denis Black ONZM Joost Brinck Jim Campbell MNZM David Clarke Denis Cooksley Trevor Corkin Rodger Curtice QSM Donald Cutler Ross Doyle David East Royce (Curly) Evans Robert Ferguson Vaughan Garrett Peter Gibbons Dennis (Rocky) Hall Dan Harris QSM John Honnor OBE John Hook Stephen Johnston QSM Noel Kay David Lean QSO, JP Brett Leask Dick McAllister Greg McClurg Marilyn Moffatt Neville Nodder Dave Price Brian Quirk Trish Reid Mervyn Restall MNZM Alan Thompson Peter Thorpe Ted Varcoe Brian Velvin MNZM Valda Walsh Brent Warner Wally Wilson QSM
International Life Saving Federation Delegates
Graeme Cullen (Business Commission, ILS Board) Michael Bassett-Foss (Drowning Prevention Commission)
Charlie Cordwell, Regional Manager Central Nick Gutzewitz, Commercial Manager (to April 2018) Allan Mundy, Lifesaving Development Manager Mike Lord, Sport Manager
Murray Wilson
Pauline Butt
Malcolm Beattie OBE John (Spindles) Bryant Warren Clow Grant Crossan Graeme Danks Pat Ellison MBE Peter Fitzsimmons OBE Dick Glover QSM Sir Robert Harvey QSO JP Tim Jago Murray Kemp Ross Malyon QSM Napier McFedries David Poppelwell QSM Carol Quirk QSM Ron Stack Raymond Trilford Basil Vertongen QSM Eoin Waugh
Colin Benbrook Brian Cairns John Constable Graeme Cullen Bob Dickson David Emett Wayne Franich Ian Greenwood MNZM Russell Hodder Kent Jarman MNZM Alan Larsen Graeme Matheson Barry McLean QSM John Porter Neil Reid MNZM John Thomas MNZM Ron Valentine Jim Wakelin MNZM Murray Wilson
Wayne Franich (Sports Commission) Nick Mulcahy (Rescue Commission)
Management Advisory Committees National Lifesaving Committee Adam Fraser (Chair) Mike Smith
Paul Newnham Danielle Shepherd
Ben Flynn David Clarke
Brendan Hamilton-Gibbs Seth McPhee
Scott McAlister (Deputy Chair) Todd Velvin
Dion Williams Craig Todd
Dave Shanks Wayne Franich (ILS Liaison)
Jason Pocock
Matt Cairns
Jonelle Quane
Neil Watts
Brett Hamer
Jaron Mumby
Andrew Lancaster
Medical Director Dr Gary Payinda
National Sport Committee Paul Treanor (Chair) Simone Spencer
New Zealand Selectors Rescue 2018 Campaign Duane Dalton (convenor)
Boat Selectors Bruce Matheson
IRB Selectors
Richard Whinham
See www.surflifesaving.org.nz/contactus for Staff listing and contact details
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Corporate Report
2017/18 has seen some significant milestones reached for Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ) and our commercial partners. We have started the celebrations of our 50th anniversary with BP and we will celebrate our 15th summer as partners with DHL in September 2018. All of our partners are incredibly proud of the work that our Surf Lifeguards and other volunteers do and they have highlighted the commitment and contributions of our members in their campaigns as well as providing valuable income to SLSNZ. Our partners have also continued to provide opportunities, prizes and income to our clubs and members. We thank them for everything they do to help us support our clubs and members.
Major Partners The BP and SLSNZ partnership is believed to be the longest unbroken commercial partnership in New Zealand and we are both incredibly proud of this. BP’s Every Litre Counts campaign not only raised $459,000 for Surf Life Saving New Zealand, but it also highlighted the fantastic work that our Surf Lifeguards do. There was an incredibly strong Surf Life Saving presence at BP sites throughout the summer. This campaign also saw eight clubs win $10,000 and another 33 clubs receive a $500 BP gift card for helping us to encourage New Zealanders to fuel up between the flags. Our long-standing partnership was recognised at the Sport & Recreation New Zealand Awards with SLSNZ and BP winning the Commercial Partnership category. SLSNZ & BP were also finalists in the Energy Sector Awards and again a finalist in the New Zealand Marketing Association Awards (with the winners announced mid-September). At the Wahine commemorations in April BP donated a new IRB to the Capital Coast Callout Squad that will improve the capability of this unit and help them to respond to incidents throughout the lower North Island. The BP IRB donation campaign “Vote the Boat” will see one of the four finalists, Wainui, Oreti, Kariaotahi or Waimarama win a new IRB with all the trimmings. BP also continued their recognition of lifesaving excellence through BP Rescue of the Month and BP Rescue of the Year - we congratulate all clubs and members for their efforts. All clubs once again benefitted at the start of the season with a $500 BP gift card to help with running costs. It’s been a massive year for our partnership with BP and we look forward to another 50 years as partners. We started the summer with the DHL International Surf Rescue Challenge and we thank DHL for their support of this event – the first time to see our Black Fins and Junior Black Fins competing on home sand in six years. DHL launched the DHL Drop Your Flag campaign this summer. This was a virtual treasure hunt with the winner receiving $5,000 cash and another $5,000 going to a club of their choice. Mairangi Bay was the lucky recipient. Even though our partnership with TSB is only in its second year, it continues to go from strength to strength. Just before the start of the 17/18 season 11 clubs won a share of $100,000 through the TSB club grants. Shortly after this TSB launched their new brand and we must thank them for their amazing assistance to replace uniforms and equipment at no cost to the Surf Life Saving community. The TSB TV commercial featuring Surf Lifeguards Bill and Trinity was played during
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the summer and a special home loan campaign raised an additional $30,000.
Gold Partners The popular KFC Surf Safe Buckets campaign returned in 2017 supported by a TV commercial with Surf Lifeguards to promote the $1 per bucket donated to SLSNZ. In conjunction with KFC we launched ‘tap to donate’ cashless donation units into New Zealand to provide their customers with an innovative way to support Surf Life Saving. KFC tray mats carried surf safety messaging throughout the summer and this helps us get these messages out to hundreds of thousands of Kiwis each year. KFC recently renewed their partnership for another two years. Our partnership with Zespri continues to provide free training and upskilling to Surf Lifeguards throughout the Eastern Region. To celebrate the second year of the partnership Zespri ran a video competition for clubs that culminated in a huge morning tea for juniors at the Mt Maunganui club. Thanks to Zespri scholarships, eight Surf Lifeguards from the Eastern Region attended the National Lifeguard School and five candidates completed the BP Leaders for Life programme at no cost. The Zespri Club of the Year awards saw Waikanae, Omanu and Waihi Beach each win $5,000 to spend on new lifesaving equipment at their respective Gisborne Tairawhiti, Bay of Plenty and Coromandel Awards of Excellence.
Silver Partners Our partnership with Nuromol ended this year with $50,000 donated through the Nuromol ‘Rescue Your Day’ promotion in pharmacies across New Zealand. Our Surf Life Saving sunscreen, made by Zenith Distribution, had a strong year of sales after performing extremely well in the Consumer NZ testing during the summer.
Bronze Partners BCG2 continue to support us creatively and although we didn’t deliver a national Surf Life Saving campaign this year they have helped us with a number of initiatives in both commercial and fundraising areas. Our partnership with Bed Bath and Beyond raised $28,000 for SLSNZ through sales in their beach range and we have recently extended our partnership for another year. Kubota continue to support our sports events by providing RTVs and tractors all summer and continue to donate $100 to SLSNZ for every RTV sold in New Zealand. Our national teams continue to be the envy of other teams around the world wearing their Under Armour high performance gear and we have seen several clubs follow this and outfit their teams at national events. Blenders Eyewear continues to grow in the New Zealand market. Not only do they donate $2 to SLSNZ for every pair sold in New Zealand, but they continued to provide sunglasses to staff and Regional Lifeguards – over 400 pairs were supplied again this summer. The h2go ‘budgie smuggler’ bottle had a high presence at BP during its second summer and 10c was donated to SLSNZ for every unit sold. Hutchwilco have continued to support us with marine supplies and
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trials of new equipment. Teamline produced event merchandise for our national sports events, supplied hi-vis vests for all the competitors at the DHL International Surf Rescue Challenge and continued their support of the high performance programme with swimwear and printing. Endeavour Sport supported our national sports events with physiotherapists for competitors, developed a range of medical supplies for clubs to purchase at a significant discount and continued to support our national teams with medical and nutritional supplies. Nice Blocks joined our team for the summer with the Surf Life Saving Nice Block in BPs all over the country and 30c from every sale was donated to SLSNZ. The common theme over the past year from our partner campaigns has seen them wanting to stand behind our Surf Lifeguards and highlight the work they do to their customers and the New Zealand public. This provides our movement with significant profile at locations all over New Zealand and through other channels such as digital media.
The other strategy that is coming through is the support of our clubs and members with what our partners do. Through TSB SLSC grants, BP Every Litre Counts, BP IRB Donation, DHL Drop Your Flag and Zespri Club of the Year we’ve seen 24 Surf Life Saving Clubs benefit from $5,000 - $25,000. When you add initiatives to support member development such as BP Leaders for Life and Zespri scholarships, we see that our commercial partners are providing significant value to our clubs and members every year, as well as providing essential long-term income to SLSNZ. On behalf of everyone in the Surf Life Saving community we’d like to thank all of our commercial partners for their continued support and all the hard work they put in to help our Surf Lifeguards and clubs save lives on New Zealand beaches.
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Funding Partners
Regional Partners
JN Williams Memorial Trust
Thank you to the following terratorial authorities..... Auckland Council, Christchurch City Council, Clutha District Council, Dunedin City Council, Far North District Council, Gisborne District Council, Hamilton City Council, Hastings District Council, Hauraki District Council, Horowhenua District Council, Kaipara District Council, Kapiti Coast District Council, Manawatu District Council, Napier City Council, New Plymouth District Council, Opotiki District Council, Porirua City Council, South Taranaki District Council, Tauranga City Council, Thames Coromandel District Council, Waikato District Council, Waikato Regional Council, Waimakariri District Council, Wellington City Council, Western Bay District Council, Whakatane District Council, Whangarei District Council.
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