SLSNZ Annual Report 2013 by Surf Life Saving New Zealand

Annual Report 2013

Protecting our community in the water

In it for Life For over 100 years Surf Lifeguards have been protecting our communities in the water. These ordinary Kiwis give up their weekends and holidays to watch over our beaches fully prepared to put their own lives at risk for the safety of others. Our Lifeguards complete many hours of training and give their time each year to protect our community in the water. The beach is considered to be New Zealander’s favourite playground and Surf Life Saving plays a very important part in keeping these areas safe. Last summer Surf Lifeguards spent more than 211,000 hours on patrol and saved over 1645 lives. Surf Life Saving New Zealand is the national body representing 73 Surf Life Saving Clubs that span the length of the country. We have over 17,000 members who love to play in and on the water while also knowing we play an important role keeping beach users safe – We are ‘In it for Life’.

Cover Photo: World Championships Adelaide, Australia, November 2012

Photographer: Jamie Nilsson, MJ Photography & Jamie Troughton, Dscribe Media Services Inside Cover Photo: Open Women’s ski race, Eastern Regional Championships Photographer:Ross Malyon

Contents

annual report 2013

Introduction 02

Patron’s Message

President’s Message Governance

Chairman’s Report

Chief Executive’s Report Strategy

Strategic Direction

Corporate Support

Regional Reports: Northern, Eastern, Central, Southern Recognition

Obituaries

World Champs

BP Surf Rescue of the Year

NZ Lottery Grants Board Surf Lifeguard of the Year

Surf Lifeguard and DHL Volunteer of the Year

Honours and Awards Sport Results and Statistics

Membership Statistics

Patrol and Incident Statistics

Sport Results Financials

Balance Sheet

Income Statement

Notes to the Financial Statements

Auditor’s Report

Our People

Acknowledgements

ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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Introduction

Patron’s Message

governor general of new zealand, lt Gen The Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae, GNZm, QSO

Introduction

Kia ora, nga mihi ki a koutou. It is a great pleasure to provide the Patron’s message for Surf Life Saving New Zealand’s 2013 Annual Report.

This is my second season acting as Patron for, what I quickly learnt is, an amazing organisation.

As Kiwi’s, the beach is one of our favourite playgrounds and year-after-year, volunteer

lifeguards act as watchmen at 80 of the country’s beaches. Lifeguards continually seek to

make our beaches and coastlines safer for everyone and that starts not only at the beach, but in the classroom, providing education programmes to over 35,000 school children every year where they spread the importance of swimming between the flags.

This past summer was one of the busiest on record and this year’s annual report illustrates the significant work the organisation has undertaken to help keep our communities safe

in the water. The statistics show lifeguards spent a total of 211,978 hours on patrol rescuing 1,645 people which is 581 rescues above last year’s total of 1,064. They also performed 1,979 first aid treatments, carried out 114,233 preventative actions and undertook 357 searches. Lt Gen The Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae

That is a mammoth effort!

Earlier in the year, I was fortunate enough to meet a young rookie lifeguard named Will

White and his cousin Sergio Schuler, who saved a man from drowning at Bowentown last December. In April, the pair of 12 year-olds became the youngest ever recipients to receive

the RSA’s prestigious Anzac of the Year Award. It is times like this that we are reminded this essential rescue charity is made up of everyday people doing extraordinary things. Will

and Sergio are two of around 17,000 members that make Surf Life Saving the outstanding organisation that it is, over 103 years from the day it began. With young lifeguards like

them coming through, I can only imagine where the organisation will be at in a further 100 years’ time.

As Governor-General, I look forward to watching Surf Life Saving New Zealand’s work grow in the years ahead.

Kia ora, kia kaha, kia manawanui, huihui tatou katoa.

Lt Gen The Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae, GNZM QSO Governor-General of New Zealand

Patron, Surf Life Saving New Zealand

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Introduction

President’s Message NEALE AMES QSM

It is an honour and a privilege to present

swimmers at the beach. I also found that

option other than to accept the reality

office. We experienced an extraordinary

future with a good number in the throes of

and in wider society which will result

this message after my first year in

summer of mostly fine weather which

continued much longer than usual and contributed to the higher than usual

statistics recorded. To the credit of our members we performed admirably,

extending the patrol season in some regions to accommodate the beach

goers. Once again, we can be proud of

our efforts in maintaining safe beaches throughout New Zealand. I wish to

thank the Government and Councils

for their support which is vital to our

ability to provide the Regional Lifeguard Service, but point out that more funding is required to cover some popular

beaches for longer periods and to bring

more beaches under the watchful eyes of our Surf Lifeguards.

many clubs are very positive about the

planning additional or new buildings – and I am aware this is also occurring in areas I

have yet to visit. Many clubs were built in

the 1950s/1960s and are coming to the end of their useful lives so this trend is likely to continue in the future. I found that while some clubs have large memberships and professional coaches and administrators others are held together by a hardy few

volunteers and I urge the support staff to give priority to help the latter continue to achieve our overall goal of keeping

New Zealand beaches safe. We should be encouraging volunteerism and trying to

create strong, autonomous clubs, backed by professional management.

Another of my pleasurable duties is

of the changes in both the movement

in a continuing gradual contraction in

membership. They reasoned that this is

no different from that being experienced by many other sporting, social and

other community based organisations

throughout the country. That contraction will be gradual over many years but at

some point further out is likely to raise the question of dissolution. The 21 Club was

formed for the best of reasons and has a long history in surf lifesaving and while there is a dearth of younger members

joining, it would be disappointing for it to be allowed to fade away. If anyone

has any ideas as to how to revitalize this

institution, now would be a good time to put those ideas forward.

Member Recognition and in the past

Finally, I wish to thank all those members

restructuring and staff reductions as we

gained New Zealand Royal Honours: Lisa

have visited clubs, attended competitions,

and we must look to the future with

received Queens Service Medals and

to make cutbacks without damaging the

became Sir Bob. Also Knighted was Lyall

privileged to attend Board meetings and

members earned commendations for

have worked to achieve a balance that,

Schuler receiving the ANZAC of the Year

to acknowledge the huge amount of work

Awards have been presented around the

the Board, Chief Executive Paul Dalton, and

Awards of Excellence and New Zealand

have passed through these difficult times.

will be presented. Congratulations to all

Off the beach it has been a difficult year of

twelve months several members have

sought to attain financial sustainability,

Carrington, Ray Dever, and Barry McLean

cautious optimism. It is a delicate matter

immediate past President Bob Harvey

fabric of the organisation and I have been

Bay member Lockwood Smith. Many

have seen how long and hard the Board

rescues with Will White and Sergio

hopefully, we can all live with. I would like

Award. In house, Regional Honours and

done by Chairman, Michael Bassett-Foss,

country and following our AGM, National

the effort and loyalty of the staff as we

service awards and life memberships

Part of my brief as President is to ensure that the interests of members and clubs

are being met and for this reason I decided

I should visit as many clubs as possible and talk to the members on the beaches. I am delighted to report that I visited 37 clubs

in the past season – six in Taranaki; 14 in

Bay of Plenty; 17 in Northern – and spent

time with some interesting people, all of them passionate about surf lifesaving.

who have expressed their views to me as I and social occasions around the country.

It has been a very worthwhile experience

for me and I hope you gained some insight from our discussions. I look forward to

the new season and wish you all a great summer.

Neale Ames QSM President, Surf Life Saving New Zealand

the recipients. I urge clubs to create their

own awards system so they can recognise their members earlier, and to make use

of the pathway through Regional awards to National honours. I would also like to

congratulate the New Zealand team and management for becoming the World

Champions - it was a tremendous effort and we look forward to successfully

defending the title in France in 2014.

I know from experience that good

The 21 Club recently sent out a newsletter

lifeguards as it makes the hours patrolling

gradual decline in membership. They

weather makes for happy and contented

which expressed concern about the

very worthwhile with good numbers of

concluded that the Club had little

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Governance

Chairman’s Report michael bassett-foss

Governance

It has been another significant year for Surf Life Saving in New Zealand. On many fronts we have much to celebrate across both surf sport and lifesaving. Amidst the celebrations we have ongoing change as we continue to position the national body for future sustainability. Lifesaving Our lifeguarding statistics are well up this year. Total membership is up from 16,300 to

over 17,000. Active lifeguards rose from 3,800 to 3,998. Preventative actions have increased 35% from 84,000 to 114,000, and safety interventions rising from 294,000 to 349,000, showing the sheer impact our lifeguards have to so many in our communities.

The number of rescues our members performed was 1,645 for the year, up 53% from 1,064 a year earlier. The number of searches undertaken increased again this year from 232 to 357, an increase of 54%. This shows the growing importance our movement has amongst the

search and rescue community and justifies our discussions with government about formal recognition as an official essential rescue service.

The increase in lifeguarding statistics has been fuelled in part by a stunning summer

across the country. However, the increase in membership and lifeguard numbers has

Michael Bassett-Foss

also been assisted by the profile that our movement has gained over the summer season.

Media Monitors reports that surf life saving featured in 1,000 clippings with 218 relating to sport and a whopping 782 relating to non-sport, mostly lifeguarding.

The profile of Surf Life Saving has been further bolstered by leverage activity from key

sponsors State, BP and DHL. There has also been much publicity of heroic performances by members. In April, SLSNZ’s Patron, the Governor General, Lt Gen the Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae, presented the RSA’s prestigious Anzac of the Year Award to New

Members of the Board 2

Zealand’s youngest ever recipients - Waihi’s Rookie lifeguard Will White and his cousin Sergio Schuler! The pair of 12 year-olds were recognised for their courage and selfless commitment in the rescue of a 32-year-old at Bowentown Beach in Waihi.

Also profiled was the rescue of 10 Korean fishermen off rocks in 3m swells at Sunset Beach

on Easter Monday in early April, the last formal patrol day for the 11 lifeguards involved. All would have reportedly drowned had they not been rescued. In more tragic circumstances, our lifeguards were involved in the search for two students and an instructor off Paritutu 4

rock in Taranaki in August last year. Lifeguards played a pivotal part in the recovery of the shark attack victima at Muriwai and subsequent community support. Surf Sport Summer started with our win in the Lifesaving World Championships in Adelaide,

Australia. This is only the second time New Zealand has won this event, made all the more 5

sweet by winning it on Australian soil. There were many stunning performances with

nearly every athlete winning a medal. Pivotal in the win was the meticulous preparation and strong team spirit that was developed in the team’s preparation. Supporters across

the country got in behind with the ONE Team supporters initiative. I particularly liked the ONE Team supporters’ flag concept that involved sections of the flag touring the country in the lead up to the event. The flag was proudly hung on a wall at the team’s command room during the event offering personal messages of support from fellow clubbies.

Warwick Bell

Nicky Duggan

Andrew Lancaster

Colin Weatherall

Brent Warner

Geoff Hamilton

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The New Zealand Under 19 Team finished a close second to Australia in their event at the World Championships. Once again, there were numerous success stories amongst the results. The performance positions New Zealand well for the future of surf sport.

Governance

Continuing on the theme of sport, participants at all major sports

choices about how to invest in our future. It will take several years

Mount Maunganui reaching over 1,700 athletes from 48 clubs.

capital base.

events increased this year with the National Championships at

of continued focus to strengthen the balance sheet and rebuild this

Organisational sustainability

Organisational Support

In October the Board made a decisive move to reduce the cost base

Particularly pleasing this year has been the continued momentum

head office. At the time the Board signalled that further changes

and Southern regions. I appreciate the wisdom and guidance

of SLSNZ. These changes saw nine roles disestablished mainly in were likely.

The Board undertook wide consultation on a proposed restructure in March. This change proposed far deeper cuts to staff numbers and budgets. Considerable feedback was generated with over

40 separate responses received. Most were thorough and well

articulated. Submitters ranged from individuals and groups of

staff, members, clubs, clusters of clubs and volunteer committees. The feedback was substantial and reflected the passion and ownership that the parties feel for their movement.

The Board read every response over Easter and met via

with Regional Club Chairs Committee meetings in Eastern, Central from these forums. These are arguably the most important communication point in our organisation. Board members

participate and staff provide updates about progress within the organisation. Regional Chairs get to discuss important regional

or national issues, and gain consensus. It’s the forum where clubs are able to provide feedback and direction to the Board about

the organisation. It’s time that clubs in the Northern Region are offered the opportunity to participate in a similar forum.

In closing, I would like to thank all those who have contributed to surf life saving this year, in particular:

teleconference on a number of occasions the following week to

• Our volunteers – thousands of them around the country who

the final restructure including the introduction of a national Sport

• Our sponsors, commercial partners and funders – who continue

the Rescue Assets Manager a full time role. Thank you to those

• Our partners in the charity, sport, water safety, search and rescue

assimilate feedback. Member feedback had a material impact to

Manager’s role, retention of regional Administrators and keeping that contributed.

The resulting restructure saw a further nine roles disestablished. Structural changes within organisations such as ours are all

the more difficult as impacted staff are often passionate club

members too – they are part of the very community that makes

up our movement. Our sincere thanks go to the contribution they

provided to surf life saving in New Zealand and we wish them well for their futures.

Whilst changes during the year have been far reaching, every effort has been made to minimise impact to member programmes and

services. Inherent is the increased focus on being a volunteer lead, professionally managed organisation. The changes have resulted in a cost base that better matches known funding streams,

allowing more at-risk revenue streams to be targeted to project

year after year do extra-ordinary things;

to provide us with the essential resources to do our job;

and education sectors. Working together we are more powerful in what we do;

• Our staff, who commit a huge amount of energy and time to

the organisation – a lot of it in their personal capacity outside of what they are paid to do;

• And last but not least my fellow Board members for the

significant time, effort and tireless dedication they have put into guiding surf life saving in New Zealand over the last year. They

have mustered courage and strength, and as a team relentlessly given their best to move the organisation forward.

Michael Bassett-Foss Chairman

orientated streams of work and to build reserves.

Whilst further work is required to implement the changes, the

Board is confident it now has a sustainable cost base and structure with which to move forward. Partnerships with key sponsors are stronger than they have ever been. We are buoyed by the

prospects before us. Our aim for the year ahead is to achieve an operating surplus of $1,000,000. This may seem excessive for a

not-for-profit organisation. Part of this surplus is needed to fund ongoing capital investment. Importantly, the balance will assist to recapitalise the organisation. Our low level of reserves leaves

SLSNZ at risk of normal business cycles and at the mercy of major funders. Conversely, a reasonable capital base allows us to have

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Management

Chief Executive’s Report paul dalton

After now having 15 months and a full summer season of experience in the role

behind me, I can truly appreciate how much there was to learn a year ago when I wrote the comments for last years annual report.

With the benefit of 20/20 hindsight it was premature to have predicted that the the

organisation was ‘out of the woods’ at that time. It has been a very challenging 12 months since then where we have had to face up to the fact that the problems we are dealing

with are more serious than originally thought. The lack of working capital and reserves

have required more drastic action and will need a longer term tightening of the belt than anyone would have wanted.

Over the course of the year we had to reduce staff numbers considerably in two separate rounds of restructuring, and make difficult decisions on activities, such as cancelling the

2013 Surf League event and having to share the burgeoning costs of insurance with clubs.

Paul Dalton

While most of the ‘pain’ was taken internally, in the end it did cross over and impact clubs too.

But having taken some hard decisions, and now putting more focus on areas such as grant funding applications where some chickens came home to roost this year, I do have a lot

more confidence that by the end of the 2013/14 year SLSNZ will be in a much ‘happier place’. However, we have to learn the lessons from 2012/13, and not take anything for granted

– especially where revenue is concerned, and maintain a very tight ship with spending tightly controlled for at least the next three years.

My deep thanks to all the staff who have been through a very difficult year and still come through with their enthusiasm and smiles intact. It is never an easy process to see your colleagues lose their jobs. My thanks too for the Board and the tremendous amount of

time and energy they have put into the organisation over the last year. There have been

times when there were daily meetings required, well beyond the workload I am sure any of them signed up for!

Looking at the financial results for the year. Over the year, income fell by $916,000 (8.8%) to $9.515 million. 2012/13 SLSNZ Income Item Grants Sponsorship Programmes & Services Fundraising Merchandising Misc Total

2012/13 ($000) $2955 $2065 $2841 $727 $694 $233 $9,515

% 31% 22% 30% 8% 7% 2% 100%

2011/12 ($000) $4000 $2092 $2540 $1174 $620 $5 $10,431

Expenditure decreased by $606,000 (5.8%) to $9.788 million.

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% 38% 20% 24% 11% 6% 0% 100%

Change ($000) -$1045 -$27 +$301 -$447 +$74 +$228 -$916

Management

2012/13 SLSNZ Expenditure Item Club Support Lifesaving Income Generation Sport National Office Audit, Legal,

Depreciation, Misc Total

2012/13 ($000) $3274 $2225 $1822 $1409 $714 $344 $9,788

33% 23% 19% 14% 7% 4%

2011/12 ($000) $3309 $2445 $2039 $1696 $641 $264

32% 24% 20% 16% 6% 3%

Change ($000) -$35 -$220 -$217 -$287 +$73 +$80

100%

$10,394

100%

-$606

In summary, with income down 8.8% and costs down by 5.8% there was a small operating loss for the year, a slight deterioration on the results from 2011/12. While disappointing to

slip backwards, faced with a significant decline in income during the year it was fortunate

the operating loss was not worse, and the actions taken to reduce the impact will stand the organisation in good stead heading into 2013/14.

Income Expenses Operating Surplus

2012/13 ($000) $9,515 $9,788 -$273

2011/12 ($000) $10,431 $10,394 $37

Change ($000) -$916 -$606 -$310

Starting with 2013/14, over the next three years the plan is to achieve annual levels of Operating Surplus of around $1 million. This will make a good start to the process of rebuilding the working capital and reserves to pre-2010 levels.

More aggressive revenue â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;targetsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; will be used to help staff drive SLSNZ to higher levels of

surplus than budgeted, creating the ability to build reserves more quickly and invest more in key projects.

I am very much looking forward to the coming 12 months and reporting positive progress against our plan this time next year.

Finally I would like to once again 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.

Paul Dalton Chief Executive

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Strategy

Strategic Direction

Strategy Our Purpose & Vision

Our Values

Strategic Photo: Jason Broome with some young nippers at Junior Surf

Priorities

Photographer: Molly Nilsson/MJ Photography

To protect our community in the water

• We are ‘In it for Life’ • We love the water • We are here to strengthen our communities • We are committed to be the best • We are one organisation

Healthy clubs Right people, right places, right resources Sustainability

• Vibrant, active clubs with strong membership bases

Leading to outcomes of

• Financial sustainability for the movement

• Increased capability for operational excellence

• Credibility as a frontline rescue organisation and as a sport • A greater presence in prevention and education

For the last year SLSNZ has been working to a simple strategic direction that

guides the activities of the organisation. Our Strategic Plan sets out what we will do to ensure we achieve our strategic objectives. We have three overarching objectives in the plan:

Healthy Clubs Ensuring clubs are growing, well lead, well-resourced and energised Summer this year was long and hot across the country and brought beach goers out in their tens of thousands. Clubs worked hard, put in over 211,000 hours of patrol on our beaches. This hot weather contributed to the need to make 1645

rescues, over 580 more than last season. There were some sensational rescues

throughout the country and our lifeguards were also involved in 357 searches, up 125 on last season.

This year we implemented a new Regional Management Structure whereby

newly created roles of Regional Managers were made responsible for delivering on Regional Management Plans. Although financially times were tough, the regions delivered full lifeguard development programmes from Surf Lifeguard Awards to the National Guard School in Taranaki. The sport programme was full again

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Strategy

Strategic Direction continued

this year, with record levels of participation in many events. At a

national level the programme started with Pool Championships in October right through to the BP IRB Championships in late March. Member development continues to be a high priority and over

200 member development courses were held across the country.

Junior Surf programmes continue to be successful and many clubs are seeing new families coming into the clubs to help with the

do for their respective clubs. Our education programmes continued to be a success with over

35,000 kids taking part in Beach Education and Surf to Schools in 2012/13. With support from Water Safety NZ and Youthtown we were able to extend these programmes to areas that would not usually have these educational opportunities.

running of the club and becoming qualified lifeguards.

Sustainability

And with its roots in Junior Surf, who can forget in November

Building capacity through all levels of surf life saving, managing

Aussies on home soil, and the Under 20 team coming a close

2012/13 was another challenging year for Surf Life Saving NZ.

the national team winning their second World Title beating the second in their event. These were amazing results from a group

of athletes, coaches and managers that had worked hard for many years.

Right People, Right Places, Right Resources Right capability on the right beaches with seamless processes to protect all at risk

costs and income and improving stakeholder communication

Financially SLSNZ had to make some tough decisions to ensure there was a strong future for the national body. By year end

this had seen some major staffing reductions and cost cutting

measures across the organisation. We expect that funding will continue to be tight in the ‘not for profit’ area for the next few

years and have set a platform for the organisation that will cope with this environment.

Over the 2012/13 season SLSNZ was represented by 3,998

We are very fortunate to have the renewed support from our

beaches across the country. These individuals went on to perform

BP and DHL to provide the much needed funding we need to run

lifeguards, wearing the distinctive red and yellow uniform on our 211,978 patrol hours, rescuing a total of 1,645 people from the

waves. Any club you visit around the country will have the same passionate ‘In it for Life’ clubbies keeping everyday Kiwis and visitors alike, safe day after day over summer.

The calibre of lifeguards on the beach is very high, due to the

standardised development programmes implemented nationwide. These programmes aim to ensure every active lifeguard is

examined to the same high standards regardless of the area they operate in. Whether it is driving an IRB or providing pre hospital emergency care, we want to ensure that qualified lifeguards are

delivering consistently high standards of service to our ‘customers’ on every patrolled beach.

ACC and SLSNZ are proud to be working together to drive the

on-going Coastal Public Safety project. With the support of ACC,

SLSNZ is continuously examining the way New Zealanders interact

Principal Partner State Insurance together with long term partners our organisation.

Securing grants and running fundraising activities has been very tough this year. National Jandal Day bought in only $250,000

across the country, well down on 2011/12 and we continue to see a shrinking gaming grants pool. We need to operate smarter

and continually evolve what we do to cope with the changing environment.

We remain very thankful to the New Zealand Lotteries Grants

Board for their support of Surf Life Saving at a national and club level.

The Board have begun talks with central Government to look at

more secure long term funding of the movement. However it is a

long road ahead to get funding of this nature and we can’t expect any quick results here.

with the ocean and the surf. As the project rolls out, we aim to

ensure that the appropriate signage, access and rescue resources

are available to those that need them near our waterways. SLSNZ’s own patrol coverage is examined in this process to ensure that

it matches shifting water use habits and population growth. The new emergency phone at Hot Water Beach is a great example of the innovations that are coming from this project.

In April of this year we launched our new website thanks to the

assistance of the NZ Lottery Grants Board. Part of the website is the ‘clubhouse’ space, providing a forum for discussion between SLSNZ members through Facebook. The clubhouse feature also has an

extensive ‘Toolbox’ for resources, ranging from surf sport manuals to guidelines to help with the running of an effective committee,

and assist ‘behind the scenes’ clubbies in the important jobs they

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Strategy

Corporate Support The past season has seen the strengthening of a number of our current major

partnerships as well as welcoming on board a number of exciting new partners. In particular, at the start of the year we were very happy to have extended our partnership with DHL for a further three years which will lead us into celebrating 10 years of

partnership during the 2013/14 season. Following that we were delighted with the

opportunity to take our Principal Partnership with State Insurance to a new level with a three year extension.

Our partnership with BP runs until the end of 2013, however active renewal discussions

have already commenced with both parties wanting to see the partnership move towards celebrating 50 continuous years, which will be a tremendous achievement.

Our past year also saw the partner family grow with the introduction of Restaurant Brands as a charity partner via their KFC stores and OPSM undertaking a very active summer campaign.

We thank our partners for their on-going support and the media campaigns that have given our brand further presence in the New Zealand market.

This was further enhanced with our recent charity partnership with Adshel New Zealand that involved a creative challenge engaging young advertising professionals to assist

SLSNZ to develop a new Winter Appeal campaign, and then the outdoor media space nationally to bring it to life.

Through the support of Kubota NZ and their dealers, along with Pub Charity, SLSNZ

established a club trial programme of two ATV vehicles in two locations and this continues into the 2013/14 season. Kubota also provided significant asset support to help with our major sports events.

Our licensing programme continues to develop across a number of specific areas, of note

in 2012/13 being the launch of a Surf Life Saving branded sunscreen developed by our long term partner BDM Grange.

We also thank Coca-Cola for the opportunity to be the charity partner of Coca-Cola Christmas in the Park events held in Christchurch and Auckland.

In summary, we would like to deeply thank all our partners that have supported SLSNZ throughout the past year, a full list of whom is on page 40 of this report.

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Strategy

Regional Reports

Northern Region 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Eastern Region

Far North SLSC

Whangarei Heads SLSP

Ruakaka SLSC

Waipu Cove SLSC

Mangawhai Heads VLS

Omaha LS

Orewa SLSC

Red Beach SLSC

Mairangi Bay SLSC Muriwai LS

Bethells Beach SLSC

United North Piha SLSC Piha SLSC

Kare Kare SLSC

03 04 05 06 07 08 Auckland 09

11 12

07 08 09 10

13 14 15

13 14

06 07

Tauranga

Sunset Beach LS

03 04 05

Kariaotahi SLSC

01 02

Raglan SLSC

08 09 10

Hot Water Beach LS Tairua SLSC

Pauanui SLSC

Onemana SLSC

Whangamata SLSC Whiritoa SLS

Waihi Beach LS

Mount Maunganui LS Omanu SLSC

Papamoa SLSC Maketu SLSC Pukehina SR

Whakatane SLSC Opotiki SLSC

Tolaga Bay SLSC Wainui SLSC

Waikanae SLSC Midway SLSC

Gisborne

Central Region 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

07 08

Westshore SLSC Pacific SLSC

06 05

New Plymouth 01 02

Ocean Beach Kiwi SLSC

Waimarama SLSC

Wanganui

Waitara SLSC

16 17

Napier

03 04

Fitzroy SLSC

East End SLSC

New Plymouth Old Boys SLSC

Opunake SLSC

Wanganui SLSC

Nelson

Palmerston North SLSC Foxton SLSC

Levin-Waitarere SLSC

Wellington

01 02

17 18

Otaki SLSC

Paekakariki SL

Titahi Bay SLSC

Maranui SLSC

Greymouth

Southern Region

Lyall Bay SLSC

Worser Bay SLSC

05 06 07

Riversdale SLSC

Christchurch

03 04

08 09

10 11

06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15

Dunedin 16

Invercargill

15 14

16 17 18

Nelson SLSC

Rarangi SLSC Buller CRS

Kotuku SLSC

Waikuku Beach SLSC Spencer Park SLSC Waimairi SLSC

North Beach SLSC

New Brighton SLSC

South Brighton SLSC Sumner SLSC

Taylors Mistake SLSC Warrington SLSC St Kilda SLSC St Clair SLSC

Brighton SLSC

Kaka Point SLSC Oreti SLSC

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Strategy

Regional Reports Northern Region

Eastern Region

It has been heartening and rewarding to see the growth and

Wow what a difference a year makes! Last year we were off

the 2012/13 season. We have continued to see the rate of increase

surrounding this as well as not a great season weather wise. This

progress being made by our clubs across the Northern Region in in membership recruitment over recent years maintained,

advances have been made in the development and delivery of

the essential programs that support our clubs and members and

most importantly, the high quality of water safety and life saving

services that we provide, continues to improve and expand to meet the growing and diversifying population of our region.

Earlier this year the clubs of SLSNR voted to confirm our on-going constitutional and governance independence, which we had

been operating under since withdrawing from the structures

and strictures of the SLSNZ initiated â&#x20AC;&#x153;Project Groundswellâ&#x20AC;?. This was an important action taken by the clubs of SLSNR to protect our ability to plan for an increasingly complex and demanding future. As observed in my report last year, the pattern that was

emerging from SLSNZ of funding diminishment, cost transfer and the inconsistent application of resources to our region has largely continued to be the case.

The planning and activity to support a sustainable financial future for SLSNR continues to be a critical challenge. Acknowledging this,

SLSNR has recently undertaken much needed improvements to the

structure and roles within our administration to pursue the level of innovation and capability required to support the funding needed for clubs to deliver essential life saving services and programs.

In working through the strategic and reorganisational implications of our planning for the future, I would like to personally

acknowledge the positive and energetic nature of our membership. I would also acknowledge and thank Pam Elgar our CEO, the

impressive work of our volunteer committees and the support of our

SLSNR staff team - all contributed greatly to our progress this season. I would also like to formally thank our sponsors and funders who have supported us over the past season and over the past years.

On behalf of the Board of Surf Life Saving Northern Region, I would like to express our gratitude for the dedication, participation and

passion of all of our patrolling club members, whose skill and sense

to a slow start with the grounding of the Rena and the issues

year will go down as one of the best with plenty of sun, warm water and action around the beaches in the Eastern Region.

Eastern Region lifeguards did a record amount of hours with over 57,616 hrs during the season which included 38,942 preventative actions involving 130,957 people. The health of the clubs in the

Coromandel and Bay of Plenty areas has never been so strong with lots of buy in from the clubs and all have worked well with our

SLSNZ Eastern Region staff team. The Gisborne area has had some issues but it is a work in progress and all parties are looking to come up with a positive solution.

The region has watched the changes which SLSNZ has undertaken and the attitude of the clubs generally is supportive of the change and they are looking forward to forging ahead.

The Eastern Region clubs have been very successful in the surf

sport arena across all the ages - Oceans, junior, senior and masters levels. The region is proud of its efforts in the surf sport scene and highlighted with the great competition between Mt Maunganui and Papamoa at the State National Championships at Mt

Maunganui was impressive to watch with Mt Maunganui taking it out by the narrowest margins.

Over the last 12 months the Eastern Region Club Chairs Committee has established a good working relationship with SLSNZ and with the appointment of a Regional Manager this has given the region the leadership and support to be more involved and assist in the

development and direction of surf lifesaving in the Eastern Region. On behalf of the Eastern Region Chairs I would like to acknowledge all clubs for their efforts over the past season and especially our

patrolling members for their efforts and skills and we look forward to another great year in keeping our beaches safe.

Donal Boyle Chair, Eastern Club Chairs Committee

of duty defines us as a movement.

JN Williams Memorial Trust

Stephen Smith President/Chairman Surf Life Saving Northern Region Inc.

Northern Region partners:

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Eastern Region partners:

Strategy

Central Region

Southern Region

There has been a pleasing resurgence for a number of clubs in the

The Southern Region has had a successful 12 months with great

in membership and qualified lifeguards. Rescues by volunteer

with SLSNZ to ensure that a better delivery of services is provided

Central Region. Many of our smaller clubs have seen an increase

lifeguards over the whole region were 198, an increase of 43% on the previous summer.

lifesaving and sporting performances. The Chairs have worked

and with the staffing structure we hope to see the region moving in a positive direction in the coming year.

The Central Region has three distinct geographical areas with each

The patrolling season saw a significant workload on the volunteers

There is a variance in the types and amount of programmes run

major and very impressive rescues and I applaud the volunteers for

area running their own local committees and activity programmes. and therefore the support each local committee and club requires from SLSNZ can vary widely.

Central Region Club Chairs met twice in the last year and there

was a good attendance at each meeting given the long travel times for everyone. We also used an online meeting format for the Chairs to ask questions of the CEO and Board and provide feedback on

the proposed sustainability restructuring plans. We would like to see more sharing of information on what other local committees

are doing around the region and discussion amongst the regional chairs.

with such a stunning summer across the regio. There were some their skill and vigilance over such a busy period.

The St Clair Club in Dunedin had another outstanding year in

the Southern Region. They performed particularly well across all the sport areas taking out the Southern Pool Championships, the

Southern Surf League, and the Southern Regional Championships,

along with strong results at a national level cumulating with being the top South Island club at both National Championships. It was

positive to see the northern and southern most clubs involved with Surf sport to a degree with Nelson medalling at the New Zealand Pool Championships.

Some of the issues discussed in the Central Region have been:

Congratulations to Carina Doyle, Andrew McMillian (St Clair), and

reporting methods and the Member Protection Regulations.

Championship Squad and Zac Quickenden (South Brighton) ,

impact of SLSNZ fundraising, the role of the CDO, club support Central Region clubs continued to achieve sporting success with three clubs in the top ten at the national Championships, two in

Liam Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Loughlin (Taylors Mistake) on their selection to the World

Michael Trembath (St Clair) and Brittany Tucker (Sumner) on their selection into the Surf Life Saving Development Squad.

the top ten at Oceans and clubs performing well in the Surf Boat

Christchurch clubs continue with repairing and rebuilding their

Championships were from the Central Region. However sporting

and Taylors Mistake are still working toward a complete rebuild

and IRB series. Five members of the NZ team that won the World events in some local areas suffer from a lack of numbers and

attendance at the Central Regional Championships from clubs

outside the region has been variable. The role and format of the Central Regionals needs debating by all regions.

Marilyn Moffatt Central Chairperson

physical clubs structures which has been a long process. Sumner and many other clubs have had extensive repairs. Spencer Parkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

rebuild has been delayed due to the earthquakes and in Dunedin, Brighton is working toward the completion of their new club house.

With these four clubs in the region working on rebuilds in the

coming year the southern membership will be working hard to

deliver patrolling services from modified containers and beaches where access will be an issue. The support from the community both financially and in kind is a show of appreciation for the service that we deliver.

We look forward to having a full complement of full time staff on board for the 2013/14 season to support the volunteers to deliver the priorities within the region.

Peter Gibbons Chairman, Southern Club Chairs Committee

Central Region partners:

Southern Region partners:

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Recognition

Obituaries Life Member Allen Lee MNZM

Life Member Louis Jordain

Allen was widely known and valued across

Louis (Lou) Jordain, Life Member of both

and commitment to surf life saving. He

Surf Lifesaving New Zealand,

New Zealand for his life time involvement will be remembered by many for his

involvement in all aspects of surf life

saving – and especially his involvement

around the national surf life saving events and ensuring the medal and trophy

Mount Maunganui Lifeguard Service and Lou was instrumental in the on-going

development of the Mount Maunganui

Lifeguard Service throughout the 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s in particular.

presentations were always arranged and

For over fifty years Lou served his club

Life Saving New Zealand President (1978

governance positions including President,

Lifeguard Hall of Fame.

Club Life Membership in 1984. He was

ready to go. Allen was a previous Surf

holding many administrative and

-1980) and in 1992 was inducted into the

Chairman and Patron. He was awarded

Allen’s commitment spanned over half a century and saw the surf movement

transform from the reel and line to IRB

rescue craft and speedy tube rescues. As a judge and official he was a constant

presence in the competition arena and for almost three decades served on the

national body. A quiet and humble man he dispensed wisdom with dignity and grace.

also made the first Honoured Member

of the MMLS in 1998. During the same

period he also contributed considerable time to the Bay of Plenty district as

Chairman, President and Professional

Lifeguard Controller among some of his

positions held and was awarded District

Life Membership during 1992. In 1997 Lou

was awarded Life Membership of Surf Life Saving New Zealand.

Among the extraordinary activities Lou has been associated with the following:

• Pioneer in early IRB (Inflatable Rescue Boat) Rescue Operations within New Zealand;

• Founded and developed the Bay of Plenty Professional (Regional) Lifeguard Service;

• Key player in the development of the

Tauranga 24 hour 7 day a week Call Out Rescue Squad;

• Led Mt Maunganui Lifeguard Service

Clubhouse Building Project in 1978 and

Allen Lee

again during 1981 when the clubhouse was destroyed by fire.

The achievements, listed above can only

begin to illustrate the many achievements and contributions Lou has made towards today’s contemporary surf life saving

movement in Mount Maunganui, the Bay

of Plenty and New Zealand. Although Lou will be sorely missed, his legacy will live strong.

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Lou Jordain with Cory Hutchings

Recognition

New Zealand Black Fins Claim World Lifesaving Champs

World Champs

Our Kiwi team was on top of the world last November having taken the title of Rescue 2012 World Champs for the first time in 14 years.

Rescue 2012 was held in Adelaide, South Australia, from November 7-18 with events held

across three venues including Glenelg and Christies beaches and the state-of-the-art South Australian State Aquatic and Leisure Centre.

New Zealand sent two teams to compete - the open NZ Team (which included Olympians

Steve Kent, Steven Ferguson, Andrew McMillan and Natasha Hind) and the Under 20’s who competed in the inaugural Under 20 World Championships, held at Rescue 2012.

The athletes were meticulously prepared and from the start went in fighting, ready to take the title from the Australians on their home territory.

The Black Fins finished with 844 points to Australia’s 765. Key successes came with five

golds from the women in the pool including three golds from Samantha Lee on the first

day, breaking three world records in the 100 metre rescue medley, the 200 metre obstacle race and the 4 x 50 metre obstacle relay.

Natasha Hind won two gold medals, erasing two seconds off the world record in the NZ Team Captain Andy McMillan

200 metre super lifesaver and shattering the New Zealand record by almost 10 seconds.

She also claimed gold in the 50 metre manikin carry, breaking the national record in the process.

Both the male (Kevin Morrison and Max Beattie) and female (Nikki Cox and Devon

Halligan) board rescue teams won with Halligan also winning the women’s ski race.

Chanel Hickman added to the lustre with a beach flags win. The New Zealand women’s’ taplin team finished in style, winning the last event of the championships.

New Zealand captain Andy McMillan couldn’t suppress his jubilation, having battled a

knee injury throughout the build-up and having swum himself delirious in the pool. “The

Australians are like big brothers to us and a lot of the team train at Aussie clubs alongside these superstars”, he says.

After the event NZ team captain Andy McMillan commented “Beating them on their home beach is one thing but we absolutely smashed them and that is an incredible feeling. We came here with a mission and we achieved it and the whole team is jumping out of their skins. This feeling will stay with us for the rest of our lives.”

The victorious New Zealand Team Photographer: Jamie Nilsson/MJ Photography

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Recognition

2012 BP Surf Rescue of the Year PIHA REGIONAL GUARDS, PIHA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB

Piha Regional Lifeguards: Logan Adams, Kris O’Neill, Duncan Buchanan, Tommy Cantrell, Sam Bassett, Aaron Young, Anaru Clarke, Tom Jacka, Sam Jenkins At just after 6pm on February 10, 2012 lifeguards Kris O’Neill and Tom Cantrell spotted four young men entering the water just south of Lion Rock. With the surf being large and rough, they were concerned. Kris jumped on the ATV and headed towards the men to advise them of the dangerous conditions. While en route, the four individuals stepped off into a hole. The hole was feeding a very fast moving rip and the men found themselves stuck in the current. Realising their predicament, they raised their hands for assistance. Kris quickly responded with a tube and fins. BP Surf Rescue of the Year 2012. Left to right:

Logan Adams, Matt Elliot (Managing Director BP NZ Ltd), Sam Bassett, Kris O’Neill, Duncan Buchanan. Regional Lifeguard Service, Piha Patrol.

From the Operations Room Patrol Captain Logan Adams radioed Tom advising him to respond. Tom headed with a paddleboard to assist. At the same time Logan notified Duncan Buchanan and Sam Bassett and they launched an IRB. Kris reached three of the men, one being completely underwater, and pulled him up to the surface. He appeared unconscious. Securing the patient with a tube, Kris supported the two other patients as best he could. Meanwhile Tom paddled out and helped stabilise the men while the IRB raced to pick up the patients. A local surfer also offered his board as a floatation device. On their way out, Duncan and Sam located the fourth distressed swimmer and pulled the conscious but exhausted man into the IRB. Upon reaching Kris, Tom, and the patients, Duncan and Sam tried to pull the semiconscious patient who was holding on to Tom’s paddleboard into the IRB. With a set fast approaching and the patient unwilling to let go of the board, the IRB had to move out past the break to ensure the safety of all involved. Kris managed to swim his patient out past the break while Duncan and Sam were able to pull a conscious patient into the boat safely. Meanwhile Tom and his semiconscious patient along with the surfer and his conscious patient were forced to brace for the oncoming waves. Tom and the surfer were able to secure their patients and use the leverage of their boards to push them closer to shore, and once the set passed, to stand and begin walking them out of the water. At this point Tom’s semi-conscious patient became very weak and needed assistance walking. The semi-conscious patient then informed Tom that he had gone unconscious a few times and had swallowed a fair amount of water. Tom immediately signalled for additional assistance. Having spoken to Tom, Kris ran to the ATV to retrieve the oxygen and resuscitation pack. Tom, Kris, Duncan, and Sam administered oxygen, treated the patient for shock, minor hypothermia, and monitored vitals while Logan notified Surfcom of the situation. Surfcom dispatched an ambulance. The patient became nauseous and started throwing up, thus classifying him as a status two patient. As a result, Tom, Kris, and Duncan lifted the patient into the IRB and trailer for rapid transport off the beach. Once at the club, Tom, along with surf lifeguards Aaron Young and Tom Jacka carried the patient into the first aid room. Surfcom and the RLS supervisor then requested the Westpac Rescue Helicopter to respond as they were concerned that the patient could deteriorate. Once the patient was placed in the first aid bed, Tom Cantrell checked lung sounds and vitals. Tom was unable to hear any water in the lungs. The patient was still cold, nauseous, pale, and had a rapid pulse with shallow but fast respirations. At this point St John First Response arrived on scene and joined in on administering care. Due to the great work already done by the lifeguards and speedy response by the Piha first response it was decided Westpac helicopter was not needed. Due to the rapid response, extensive knowledge of the beach conditions, and thorough medical training of the lifeguards involved an otherwise certain fatality was prevented.

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Recognition

2012 NZ Lottery Grants Board Surf Lifeguard of the Year Gary Hinds, hot water BEACH SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB

The 2012 Lifeguard of the Year Gary Hinds is the backbone of the Hot Water Beach Surf Life Saving Club. The Club Chairman was handed the extremely prestigious Lifeguard of the Year award at the 2012 Surf Life Saving New Zealand Awards of Excellence. The award acknowledged the outstanding achievements and commitment of the country’s most elite lifeguards. The Lifeguard of the Year award highlights the skill, experience and dedication of the men and women who give up their time to make our beaches safer. Mr Hinds has successfully guided the Hot Water Beach club through its busiest four seasons, and managed a beach and club which has undergone huge growth. Since 2005 membership has increased 180 per cent. Patrolling capability, standards and coverage have also increased exponentially. Beach usage has increased three-fold over the previous three seasons, rescues have increased 345 per cent and patrolling has been increased by 320 per cent.

Gary Hinds

While most club chairmen are rarely at the coal face of surf lifesaving, he has managed to clock up 342 national life guard service hours alongside 142 volunteer patrol hours. He has also clocked up 92 beach education hours working with the local schools and qualified 15 new lifeguards he recruited from local schools. Notably Gary did all this while running his farm, running his own business and supporting and raising a family. He is viewed as a local super hero by many. Surf Life Saving New Zealand Chairman Michael Bassett-Foss said “These actions are the expression of our values, and it’s the best of those values we celebrate with our Awards. As Lifeguard of the Year, Gary embodies everything it takes to be an exemplary volunteer Surf Lifeguard. Commitment, passion and unswerving dedication to Surf Life Saving”.

2012 DHL Volunteer of the Year antony mason, st clair SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB

St Clair Surf Life Saving Chairman, Antony Mason has offered endless hours to his local club - a commitment that was recognised at the 2012 Surf Life Saving New Zealand Awards of Excellence. Mr Mason was awarded Volunteer of the Year at the black tie event that was held at Te Wharewaka o Poneke on Wellington’s Queens Wharf on September 21, 2012. He has done it all from raising sponsorship and managing accounts to washing the club patrol kit every week and being the club bus driver. The St Clair club chairman has been the point of contact for the club, managed day-to-day functions and assisted with club admin, fundraising and sponsorship. He has had numerous titles from chairman of the local sport committee, club lifeguard convenor, local selector and an Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) instructor, helping three drivers pass. Assisting in the role of lifeguard convenor, he has managed patrols, run club refreshers and organised club events.

Antony Mason recieving his award

He has also been a team manager for the likes of Surf Nationals and Surf League and has been a coach and team manager for the IRB team. Mr Mason has clocked up 41 hours of patrols, attended Southern Region chairs meetings, been an event guard at local competitions and quite importantly, he assisted with Otago’s return to Surf League. ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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Recognition

Honours and Awards 2012 Life Member Awards

Service Awards

2012 DHL Volunteer of the Year

Graeme Cullen

Todd Cations-Velvin

Antony Mason, St Clair SLSC

Grant Crossan

Emma Crofskey

Vaughan Garrett

Brent Harvey

Neville Nodder

Richard Whinham

Valda Walsh

Noel Houston

2012 DHL Instructor of the Year Lindsay Hill, Whangarei Heads SLC

2012 DHL Official of the Year

Paul Kayes

Zayne Boon, Mairangi Bay SLSC

Karel Witten-Hannah.

2012 DHL Surf Coach of the Year

John Chapman

50 Year Service Badge

Mark Bourneville, Piha SLSC

Paul Kayes

Andy Sekula

Mark McCarthny

Basil Vertongen QSM

2012 DHL International Performance of the Year

Distinguished Service Awards Jim Coe

Brian Velvin MNZM

Devon Halligan, Midway

Bryan Black

2012 NZ Lottery Grants Board Lifeguard of the Year

Chris Gurr Edwin Brown George Cowper

2012 BP Surf Rescue of the Year

Grant Rowell

Piha Regional Guards

Ian Smith Ian Watson Judy Gempton

Muriwai Volunteer Lifeguard Service

London Trophy 2011 / 12 season

Lance Richards

Far North Surf Rescue

Laurence (Laurie) Pharo

The London Trophy is awarded to the club

Peter Fitzsimmons OBE, Philip Clark, Rae Simpson Reginald Harker Robert Harvey QSO, JP Stuart Hammond Valerie Walton Rocky Hall Wayne Pritchard Allister Hunter Allan Thompson

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Innovation Award

Ken Griffen

Mike Harvey

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Gary Hinds, Hot Water Beach

which gains the most Surf Lifeguard and

Instructor Awards per number of members

Gudsell Trophy 2011 / 12 season Red Beach SLSC The Gudsell Trophy is awarded to the club

who gains the most Surf Lifeguards Awards in a year.

Statistics

Membership Statistics 2012 / 2013

2012/2013 Season Membership Breakdown

Qualified Refreshed 1350 782 568 1020 593 427 880 533 347 748 459 289 2367 1631

Northern Male Female Eastern Male Female Central Male Female Southern Male Female Total male Total female

Junior Surf 1908 939 969 2305 1158 1147 1626 788 838 837 399 438 3284 3392

TOTAL MEMBERSHIPS

of which female: 46.5% (8047)

Overall total

6676

3998

Previously Qualified 440 271 169 424 262 162 332 218 114 236 131 105 882 550

Social/Other 2230 1205 1025 1509 774 735 867 426 441 595 322 273 2727 2474

1432

5201

of which male: 53.5% (9260)

Totals 5928 5258 3705 2416 9260 8047 17307

•

Junior Surf: is anyone either qualifying as U14 (comp category), based on DOB

•

Qualified Refreshed: everyone who is marked on the database as refreshed in the current season.

•

Previously Qualified: people who have data in the date awarded column for the Surf Lifeguard Award but not a current refresher ticked

•

Social/Other: is anyone who is a current non-Junior Surf member who is not currently qualified and who does not appear to have ever taken the Surf Lifeguard Award.

2012/2013 Season AWARDS Surf Lifeguard Surf Lifeguard Award Surf Lifeguard Award Refresher Senior Lifeguard Award - Patrol Captain Advanced Lifeguard Award National Lifeguard School Surf Lifeguard Instructor Surf Lifeguard Examiner & Probationary TOTAL IRB IRB Crew Senior Lifeguard Award - IRB Senior Lifeguard Award - IRB Refresher IRB Instructor IRB Examiner & Probationary TOTAL Coaching Introduction to Surf Coaching Award Developing Surf Coach Award Competitive Surf Coach Award Performance Surf Coach Award TOTAL First Aid Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Pain Management Workplace First Aid TOTAL Surf Officials Level 1 Level 2 TOTAL Marine VHF Radio Operators Certificate GRAND TOTAL

Northern Region

Eastern Region

Central Region

Southern Region

Totals

336 1050 18 3 3 5 1 1416

267 785 19 6 5 3 1 1086

248 642 38 11 10 10 7 966

196 575 22 2 3 9 0 807

1047 3052 97 22 21 27 9 4275

73 60 221 4 0 358

70 29 143 2 1 245

76 20 123 1 0 220

56 35 160 1 0 252

275 144 647 8 1 1075

26 5 0 0 31

29 26 0 1 56

37 1 0 2 40

18 0 0 0 18

110 32 0 3 145

178 132 73 35 1 419

243 129 48 1 5 426

125 108 21 1 4 259

79 71 13 3 2 168

625 440 155 40 12 1272

19 3 22 55 2301

5 2 7 103 1923

3 1 4 46 1535

2 2 4 66 1315

29 8 37 270 7074

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Statistics

Patrol and Incident Statistics 2012 / 2013

SLS Northern Region Baylys Beach Bethells Beach SLSC Far North SLSC Kare Kare SLSC Kariaotahi SLSC Mairangi Bay SLSC Mangawhai Heads VLS Muriwai LS Northern Region Support Services Omaha Beach SLSC Orewa SLSC Piha SLSC Raglan SLSC Red Beach SLSC Ruakaka SLSC Sunset Beach LS United North Piha SLSC Waipu Cove SLSC Whangarei Heads SLSP Event Lifeguarding Northern Regional Lifeguard Service Total

Total Hours 150 5324 438 3192 4614 3300 2473 5197 269 2239 3898 5648 3178 2676 2671 2823 5422 3018 2335 579 20604 80,048

Rescues 2 34 3 18 41 0 18 67 11 25 22 37 44 14 7 38 27 10 12 41 172 643

First Aids 1 33 1 14 33 29 25 46 9 29 78 75 39 38 18 22 21 21 8 65 184 789

Searches 0 8 2 3 7 4 4 5 1 2 10 9 10 3 5 3 8 5 4 1 40 134

Preventative Actions 97 1654 47 752 890 371 916 2748 264 1002 775 1225 4517 460 267 1593 853 352 807 353 17253 37,196

Safety Interventions 236 4392 218 1768 4689 1371 3104 10852 515 3979 2623 6390 15462 1460 1770 6820 2636 1050 3352 2891 56032 131,610

Total Hours 44 9 3277 528 1199 5779 4275 1169 258 4501 2511 1055 1450 318 3764 1106 965 1835 3951 1503 837 17422 57,769

Rescues 0 0 33 12 6 49 42 3 10 25 7 12 4 0 7 3 5 7 17 2 10 174 428

First Aids 0 0 16 1 5 93 47 5 3 53 11 7 3 0 51 6 0 8 32 9 4 225 579

Searches 1 1 2 0 1 13 5 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 2 1 0 22 60

Preventative Actions 0 0 1418 444 169 1432 628 200 94 2759 455 555 192 171 2190 55 77 48 3895 313 144 23717 38,956

Safety Interventions 0 0 6578 555 575 6026 1840 721 217 10077 1683 2064 446 608 6740 114 8 32 8632 1156 384 82598 131,054

SLS Eastern Region Bowentown Gisborne SAR Hot Water Beach CRS Maketu SLSC Midway SLSC Mt Maunganui LS Omanu SLSC Onemana CRS Opotiki SLSC Papamoa SLSC Pauanui SLSC Pukehina SR Tairua SLSC Tolaga Bay Waihi Beach LS Waikanae SLSC Wainui SLSC Whakatane SLSC Whangamata SLSC Whiritoa Surf LS Event Lifeguarding Eastern Regional Lifeguard Service Total

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Statistics

Patrol and Incident Statistics continued

SLS central Region East End SLSC Fitzroy SLSC Foxton SLSC Levin-Waitarere SLSC Lyall Bay SLSC Maranui New Plymouth Old Boys SLSC Ocean Beach Kiwi SLSC Opunake SLSC Otaki SLSC Pacific SLSC Paekakariki SL Palmerston North SLSC Riversdale SLSC Titahi Bay SLSC Waimarama SLSC Wanganui SLSC Worser Bay SLSC Westshore SLSC Event Lifeguarding Taranaki Call Out Squad Central Regional Lifeguard Service Total

Total Hours 1259 1970 1244 1390 1320 678 1182 1753 1036 1834 891 1932 2292 2237 877 2601

Rescues 0 12 23 9 6 4 6 8 45 10 1 23 13 8 0 24

First Aids 17 23 37 13 4 14 12 6 8 16 2 8 11 24 4 21

Searches 0 0 9 0 0 2 1 0 6 5 0 0 4 6 0 7

Preventative Actions 763 888 2299 103 244 348 656 1093 719 382 51 688 275 433 193 523

Safety Interventions 1904 1302 5013 324 366 729 888 3414 710 991 71 1511 788 799 142 1147

660 2279 1991 561 11830 41,817

0 3 28 4 121 348

8 3 20 0 182 433

0 6 0 39 17 102

118 78 433 0 8397 18,684

456 119 824 4 14657 36,159

Total Hours 1473 128 1002 492 1123 1276 1356 406 18 1329 764 901 2176 1724 1563 1426 1414 1287 920 42 393 11131 32,344

Rescues 16 0 0 4 6 7 0 0 0 3 0 2 7 24 21 53 2 17 12 0 22 30 226

First Aids 10 0 0 4 8 12 3 3 0 8 0 10 11 14 8 17 10 15 3 1 1 40 178

Searches 10 1 0 1 9 6 1 3 0 0 4 2 4 2 4 4 0 3 0 0 2 5 61

Preventative Actions 911 9 256 91 233 618 969 56 18 47 326 280 1060 485 917 1851 511 1280 459 137 334 8549 19,397

Safety Interventions 1709 18 596 170 645 4795 518 223 25 157 868 711 2389 1228 2212 6789 1595 2266 1066 220 1547 21257 51,004

211,978

1,645

1,979

357

114,233

349,827

SLS Southern Region Brighton SLSC Buller CRS Kaka Point SLSC Kotuku SLSC Nelson SLSC New Brighton SLSC North Beach SLSC Oreti SLSC Pines Beach Rarangi SLSC South Brighton SLSC Spencer Park SLSC St. Clair SLSC St. Kilda SLSC Sumner SLSC Taylors Mistake SLSC Waikuku Beach SLSC Waimairi SLSC Warrington SLSC Woodend Event Lifeguarding Southern Regional Lifeguard Service Total GRAND TOTAL

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Sport Results

Sport

Photo: Start of Sonic NZ Race Series, Taranaki

Photographer: Jamie Nilson, MJ Photography

New Zealand World Lifesaving Championships Team, Australia November 2012 World Champions – NZ Open Team Adelaide, Australia November 2012 Nikki Cox Devon Halligan Chanel Hickman Natasha Hind Samantha Lee Laura Quilter Max Beattie Paul Cracroft-Wilson Steven Ferguson Steven Kent Kevin Morrison Andrew McMillan Coach: Scott Bartlett Assistant Coach: Jason Pocock Manager: Mark Weatherall Physiotherapist: Susan Perrit

Youth Team Adelaide, Australia November 2012

Carina Doyle Emily Hodges Danielle McKenzie Dannielle O’Connor Natalie Peat Karina Radley Chris Dawson Toby Harris Ben Johnston Ben Quilter Sam Shergold Cory Taylor Coach: Carl Newman Assistant Coach: Kurt Wilson Manager: Stephen Murray Assitant Manager: Johanna O’Connor Physiotherapist: Mike Ellis

World Championship Squad 2013-2014 Lisa Carrington Nikki Cox Carina Doyle Olivia Eaton Devon Halligan Chanel Hickman Natasha Hind Samantha Lee Danielle McKenzie Natalie Peat Laura Quilter Samantha Richter Kirsty Wannan Max Beattie Paul Cracroft-Wilson Chris Dawson Kodi Harman Steven Kent Nick Malcolm Kevin Morrison Andrew McMillan

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Chris Moors Liam O’Loughlin Cory Taylor

Development Squad 2013 – 2014 Andrew Trembath Ben Cochrane Ben Johnson Ben Quilter Brittany Tucker Catlin Procter Daniel Gregory-Campbell Daniel Hart Dannielle O’Connor Hannah Williams Jasmine Smith Jessie Schneiders Jessica Miller Karina Radley Katie Wilson Kelsi Boocock Madison Kidd Matt Scott Ollie Puddick Rebecca Cole Sam Shergold Scott Murfitt Toby Harris Tyler Maxwell Zac Quickenden Jack Manners Jacob Hurley

Trans-Tasman Surf Boat Challenge – NZ Open Teams Waihi, Feb 2013

Men’s Open – Piha Mark Bourneville (Sweep) Scott Lissington Chris Morris Benjamin Richards Ben Scott Women’s Open – Mairangi Bay Rob Jones (Sweep) Charlotte Burson Sarah Comer Carmel Tolhurst Erin Tolhurst

2012 World Championships Glenelg, Adelaide, Australia 8-11 November 2012 *denotes World Record

Youth Team Results Pool

Women 200m Obstacle 1 N Peat 2:12.62* 5 C Doyle 2:15.32 Men 200m Obstacle 1 C Dawson 1:58.68* 6 B Quilter 2:03.65 Women 50m Manikin Carry 3 D O’Connor 39.69 4 C Doyle 39.83 Men 50m Manikin Carry 7 B Quilter 34.18 9 B Johnston 35.85

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Women 100m Rescue Medley 3 D O’Connor 1:19.27 4 C Doyle 1:19.35 Men 100m Rescue Medley 2 B Quilter 1:07.68 4 C Dawson 1:08.77 Women 100m Manikin Carry with Fins 3 N Peat 1:03.88 4 J Collins 1:05.05 Men 100m Manikin Carry with Fins 1 C Dawson 53.46* Women 100m Manikin Tow with Fins 2 N Peat 1:03.28 6 D O’Connor 1:07.27 Men 100m Manikin Tow with Fins 5 C Dawson 59.09 Women 200m Super Lifesaver 1 N Peat 2:30.73* 2 C Doyle 2:37.03 Men 200m Super Lifesaver 4 C Dawson 2:26.09 5 B Johnston 2:27.02 Women 2x50 Line Throw 2 E Hodges/D McKenzie 13.66 Men 2x50 Line Throw 8 T Harris/S Shergold 25.47 Women 100m Manikin Relay 3 D O’Connor/N Peat/K Radley/C Doyle 1:35.96 Men 100m Manikin Relay 4 B Johnston/C Taylor/C Dawson/B Quilter 1:24.26 Women 200m Obstacle Relay 2 D McKenzie/D O’Connor/N Peat/C Doyle 1:59.37 Men 200m Obstacle Relay 2 B Quilter/C Dawson/B Johnston/C Taylor 1:45.48 Women 200 Medley Relay 3 D O’Connor/N Peat/K Radley/C Doyle Men 200 Medley Relay 1 T Harris/C Taylor/C Dawson/B Quilter 1:36.37* Mixed 100m SERC Relay 4 T Harris/S Shergold/C Dawson/B Quilter

Ocean

Women Beach Relay 2 E Hodges/D McKenzie/N Peat/K Radley Men Beach Relay 2 T Harris/B Johnston/S Shergold/C Taylor Oceanwomen Relay 2 C Doyle/E Hodges/D McKenzie/K Radley Oceanman Relay 1 C Dawson/T Harris/S Shergold/C Taylor Women Rescue Tube Rescue 2 C Doyle/D O’Connor/N Peat/K Radley Men Rescue Tube Rescue 2 C Dawson/T Harris/B Quilter/C Taylor Women Board Rescue 2 D McKenzie/N Peat Men Board Rescue 3 C Dawson/C Taylor Women Surf Race 2 C Doyle 4 N Peat Men Surf Race 1 C Dawson 5 B Quilter Women Beach Flags 3 E Hodges 5 K Radley Men Beach Flags 1 T Harris 12 S Shergold Women Beach Sprint 3 E Hodges 5 K Radley Men Beach Sprint 2 T Harris 6 S Shergold Oceanwoman 2 N Peat 4 D McKenzie Oceanman 1 C Taylor 5 B Johnston Women Board Race 2 D McKenzie

4 N Peat Men Board Race 1 C Taylor 3 S Shergold Women Surf Ski 2 D McKenzie 3 K Radley Men Surf Ski 1 C Taylor 2 S Shergold

Open Team Pool

Women 200m Obstacle 1 S Lee 2:05.15 2 N Hind 2:07.28 Men 200m Obstacle 2 A McMillan 1:54.54 3 S Kent 1:54.63 Women 50m Manikin Carry 1 N Hind 36.31 3 L Quilter 36.85 Men 50m Manikin Carry 8 A McMillan 11 S Kent 32.24 Women 100m Rescue Medley 1 S Lee 1:11.23* 2 N Hind 1:12.10 Men 100m Rescue Medley 6 S Kent 1:03.94 8 A McMillan 1:05.53 Women 100m Manikin Carry with Fins 6 S Lee 59.67 9 L Quilter 1:00.28 Men 100m Manikin Carry with Fins 9 S Kent 50.95 16 A McMillan 53.68 Women 100m Manikin Tow with Fins 11 D Halligan 1:04.21 16 L Quilter Men 100m Manikin Tow with Fins 8 A McMillan 58.28 15 S Kent 57.88 Women 200m Super Lifesaver 1 N Hind 2:24.55* 4 S Lee 2:29.66 Men 200m Super Lifesaver 4 S Kent 2:16.09 9 A McMillan 2:15.05 Women 2x50 Line Throw 2 E Hodges/D McKenzie Men 2x50 Line Throw 11 P Cracroft-Wilson/S Ferguson 10.73 Women 100m Manikin Relay 8 D Halligan/N Hind/S Lee/L Quilter Men 100m Manikin Relay 11 M Beattie/S Ferguson/S Kent/A McMillan 1:20.22 Women 200m Obstacle Relay 1 D Halligan/N Hind/S Lee/L Quilter 1:50.39* Men 200m Obstacle Relay 3 M Beattie/S Ferguson/S Kent/A McMillan 1:40.38 Women 200m Medley Relay 4 D Halligan/N Hind/S Lee/L Quilter 1:43.85 Men 200m Medley Relay 5 M Beattie/S Ferguson/S Kent/A McMillan 1:32.60 Mixed 100m SERC Relay 4 S Ferguson/S Kent/A McMillan/K Morrison

Ocean

Women Beach Relay 2 N Cox/D Halligan/C Hickman/L Quilter Men Beach Relay 2 M Beattie/P CracroftWilson/S Ferguson/K Morrison Oceanwomen Relay 1 N Cox/D Halligan/C Hickman/N Hind Oceanman Relay 3 M Beattie/P CracroftWilson/S Kent/K Morrison Women Rescue Tube Rescue 3 N Cox/C Hickman/N Hind/L Quilter Men Rescue Tube Rescue 1 S Ferguson/S Kent/A McMillan/K Morrison Women Board Rescue 1 N Cox/D Halligan

Men Board Rescue 1 M Beattie/K Morrison Women Surf Race 2 D Halligan 3 N Hind Men Surf Race 4 S Kent 6 A McMillan Women Beach Flags 1 C Hickman Men Beach Flags 2 P Cracroft-Wilson Women Beach Sprint 3 C Hickman 11 N Cox Men Beach Sprint 3 P Cracroft-Wilson 10 M Beattie Oceanwoman 4 D Halligan 6 N Cox Oceanman 2 M Beattie 7 S Ferguson Women Board Race 2 N Cox 3 D Halligan Men Board Race 3 K Morrison 4 M Beattie Women Surf Ski 1 D Halligan 2 N Cox Men Surf Ski 3 S Ferguson 5 K Morrison

Final Points Open Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

New Zealand Australia France Italy Germany South Africa Netherlands Canada Spain Japan

846 766 566 503 448 418 351 303 217 216

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Australia New Zealand Spain Japan Canada USA Hong Kong Ireland Sri Lanka Norway

1061 991 800 604 582 306 263 122 90 59

Youth Team

2012 State New Zealand Pool Championships, Kilbirnie Pool, Wellington 5-7 October 2012 200m Super Lifesaver

Open Men 1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 2:21.24 2 C Dawson, Midway 2:22.67 3 T Schofield, Terrigal 2:23.30 3 M Pickering, Papamoa 2:32.23 Women Open 1 N Hind, Lyall Bay 2:36.20 2 S Lee, Lyall Bay 2:37.00 3 C Doyle, St Clair 2:27.83

50m Freestyle Free with Fins

Masters Men 1 J Winter, Paekakariki 23.44 2 D Garton, Paekakariki 24.86 3 D Jones, Paekakariki 24.92 Masters Women 1 A Pickett, Waikanae 28.38 2 M Mitchell, Waikanae 29.03 3 D Hutchings, Waikanae 29.91 Open Men 1 N Varoy, Piha 19.49 2 S Kent, Titahi Bay 20.24 3 D Gregory-Campbell, Westshore 20.60 Women Open 1 M McCartney, Mairangi Bay 23.36 1 L Quilter, Wainui 23.36 3 S Richter, Mairangi Bay 24.13 Men U19 1 A Dyhrberg, Paekakariki 20.70 2 A Roelands, Muriwai 20.76

Sport Results 3 B Johnston, Papamoa 21.59 Women U19 1 N Peat, Papamoa 23.44 2 B Carroll, Waikanae 23.57 3 C Doyle, St Clair 23.83 Men U16 1 T Owen, NPOB 22.91 2 A Trembath, St Clair 23.21 3 N Crott, Lyall Bay 23.50 Women U16 1 E Godwin, Waikanae 24.63 2 T Lum, Waikanae 24.71 3 B Tucker, Sumner 25.02 Men U14 1 S Seelen, Nelson 25.28 2 S Fairburn, Mairangi Bay 25.58 3 D Barron, NPOB 25.85 Women U14 1 A Ellingham, Wainui 25.60 2 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 25.62 3 A Aupouri-Kawai, Midway 25.88 Men U13 1 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 26.06 2 C Bradding, Whangamata 26.25 3 Z Reid, NPOB 26.63 Women U13 1 Z Bettany, Lyall Bay 25.61 2 R Adsett, Westshore 26.42 3 M Coleman, Whangamata 26.56 Men U12 1 L O’Connor, Waihi 27.10 2 B Simpson, Lyall Bay 27.14 3 T Hacker, Mt Maunganui 28.92 Women U12 1 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 25.75 2 B Doyle, Mairangi Bay 27.28 3 E Pollock, Omanu 27.39 Men U11 1 S Dingle, NPOB 29.25 2 M Pickett, Waikanae 29.36 3 S Register, Maranui 30.19 Women U11 1 T O’Neill, Paekakariki 28.73 2 S Reid, NPOB 30.02 3 K Rae, Worser Bay 30.16

100m Freestyle Manikin Carry with Fins Men Open 1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 53.21 2 S Ferguson, Piha 1:03.71 2 S Pahina, Midway 1:03.71 Women Open 1 A Dunlop-Barrett, NPOB 1:04.86 2 N Peat, Papamoa 1:07.96 3 K Wannan, Piha 1:08.42

50m Freestyle with Obstacles

Men U12 1 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 35.07 2 C Bradding, Whangamata 35.92 3 D Long, Lyall Bay 37.03 Women U12 1 Z Bettany, Lyall Bay 35.13 2 F Cox, Lyall Bay 35.91 3 O Mason, Sumner 37.06 Men U11 1 B Simpson, Lyall Bay 37.91 2 G Mano, Papamoa 38.84 3 K Joe, NPOB 39.15 Women U11 1 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 37.31 2 E Pollock, Omanu 38.64 3 A Williams, Mount Maunganui 40.11

100m Swim with Obstacles

Mens Masters 1 M Warren, Paekakariki 1:06.93 2 D Jones, Paekakariki 1:06.99 3 D Garton, Paekakariki 1:07.99 Womens Masters 1 M Mitchell, Waikanae 1:21.63 2 D Hutchings, Waikanae 1:25.86 3 H Steenbergen, Nelson 1:31.25 Men U14 1 N van der Wilt, Lyall Bay 1:07.04 2 S McKenzie, Papamoa 1:12.78 3 K Geisler, Waikanae 1:13.56 Women U14 1 G Donnelly, Waikanae 1:11.05 2 B Biddle, Wainui 1:12.54 3 H Williams, Mangawahi Heads 1:12.87

Men U13 1 G Williams, Mount Maunganui 1:10.13 2 D Barron, NPOB 1:14.32 3 J Meredith, Mount Maunganui 1:16.18 Women U13 1 M McCarty, Papamoa 1:14.70 2 L Bradley, Mount Maunganui 1:14.72 3 K Trott, Paekakariki 1:15.24

200m Swim Free with Obstacles Men Open 1 B Gillies, Westshore 2:08.21 2 J Pullon, Papamoa 2:12.37 3 S Ferguson, Piha 2:13.87 Women Open 1 N Hind, Lyall Bay 2:07.87 2 S Lee, Lyall Bay 2:13.00 3 C Webby, NPOB 2:17.79 Men U19 1 D Gregory-Campbell, Westshore 2:05.98 2 C Dawson, Midway 2:06.95 3 I Foote, Lyall Bay 2:11.31 Women U19 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2:19.33 2 S Wilson, Lyall Bay 2:22.01 3 B Carroll, Waikanae 2:23.34 Men U16 1 J Weir, NPOB 2:12.04 2 P Farrell, Mount Maunganui 2:14.73 3 F Roelants, Muriwai 2:18.07 Women U16 1 J Miller, Mount Maunganui 2:23.12 2 G Harris, Wainui 2:30.38 3 S Rafferty, Midway 2:31.82

50m Freestyle Rescue Medley

Men U14 1 T Dods, Waikanae 29.60 2 S McKenzie, Papamoa 29.82 2 N van der Wilt, Lyall Bay 29.82 Women U14 1 G Donnelly, Waikanae 29.78 2 B Biddle, Wainui 31.36 3 H Williams, Mangawhai Heads 31.95 Men U13 1 G Williams, Mount Maunganui 30.42 2 T Wihongi, Westshore 33.20 3 S Johnson, Sumner 34.50 Women U13 1 M Bryant, Papamoa 32.29 2 A Ellingham, Waikanae 32.31 3 M McCarty, Papamoa 32.56 Men U12 1 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 34.46 2 C Bradding, Whangamata 35.09 3 O Crooks, Whangamata 35.82 Women U12 1 Z Bettany, Lyall Bay 31.68 2 F Cox, Lyall Bay 33.39 3 O Mason, Sumner 33.58 Men U11 1 B Simpson, Lyall Bay 33.00 2 L O’Connor, Waihi 35.62 3 L Castle, Papamoa 38.45 Women U11 1 E Pollock, Omanu 34.19 2 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 34.80 3 I Ackroyd, Papamoa 38.85

100m Freestyle Rescue Medley

Men Open 1 S Ferguson, Piha 1:13.83 2 S Pahina, Midway 1:22.51 3 A Pullon, Papamoa 1:24.05 Women Open 1 N Hind, Lyall Bay 1:15.02 2 S Lee, Lyall Bay 1:15.46 3 L Quilter, Wainui 1:24.41 Men U19 1 C Dawson, Midway 1:10.31 2 J Allen, Paekakariki 1:16.20 3 B Quilter, Wainui 1:16.42 Women U19 1 N Peat, Papamoa 1:22.34 2 J Tuwhangai, Mount Maunganui 1:32.09 3 C Doyle, St Clair 1:35.76 Men U16 1 B Johnson, Papamoa 1:10.82 2 M Hyde, Mount Maunganui 1:11.56 3 J Mowat, St Clair 1:12.01 Women U16 1 B Tucker, Sumner 1:14.08 2 S Rafferty, Midway 1:19.90 3 J Miller, Mount Maunganui 1:20.38

200m Medley 4x50m Relay

Men Open 1 Muriwai 1:45.53 2 Oreti 1:45.76 3 Midway 1:46.22 Women Open 1 Lyall Bay A, 1:50.90 2 St Clair 2:02.30 3 Mount Maunganui 2:09.92 Mixed Open 1 NPOB 1:46.20 2 Wainui 1:50.52 3 Papamoa 1:56.05 Men U19 1 NPOB 1:42.81 2 Waikanae 1:44.68 3 Piha 1:50.13 Women U19 1 Papamoa 1:56.88 2 Mount Maunganui A 1:58.86 3 Waikanae 1:59.31 Men U16 1 Mount Maunganui1:53.75 2 Waikanae 1:55.07 3 Papamoa A 1:57.64 Women U16 1 Lyall Bay 2:03.27 2 Papamoa 2:07.51 3 Mount Maunganui 2:08.22 Men U14 1 Waikanae 2:07.25 2 Mount Maunganui 2:12.67 3 Fitzroy 2:17.11 Women U14 1 Waikanae 2:10.40 2 Papamoa 2:11.30 3 Mount Maunganui 2:14.71 Mixed U14 1 Sumner 2:09.62 2 NPOB 2:11.08 3 Wainui 2:16.07 Men U12 1 Lyall Bay A 2:26.82 2 Whangamata 2:29.06 3 Mount Maunganui A 2:30.12 Women U12 1 Lyall Bay, 2:20.49 2 Mount Maunganui A 2:25.75 3 Waikanae A 2:31.35 Mixed U12 1 Papamoa 2:24.81 2 NPOB 2:25.80 3 Sumner 2:41.39

25m Freestyle Brick, no Fins

Men U14 1 J Cowdrey, Papamoa 35.56 S McKenzie, Papamoa 35.80 3 N van der Wilt, Lyall Bay 36.14 Women U14 1 G Donnelly, Waikanae 35.27 2 H Williams, Mangawahi Heads 35.99 3 B Biddle, Wainui 36.89 Men U13 1 G Williams, Mount Maunganui 37.11 2 S Johnson, Sumner 39.39 3 J Meredith, Mount Maunganui 42.61 Women U13 1 L Bradley, Mount Maunganui 38.81 2 A Ellingham, Waikanae 39.39 3 M Bryant, Papamoa 40.27 Men U12 1 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 37.81 2 C Bradding, Whangamata 39.19 3 Z Reid, NPOB 41.55 Women U12 1 Z Bettany, Lyall Bay 38.70 2 F Cox, Lyall Bay 39.55 3 O Mason, Sumner 40.40 Men U11 1 B Simpson, Lyall Bay 40.71 2 L O’Connor, Waihi 44.35 3 L Maxwell, Lyall Bay 44.62 Women U11 1 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 39.03 2 E Pollock, Omanu 40.86 3 P Sparks, Waikanae 44.51

50m Manikin Carry without Fins

Men Open 1 S Ferguson, Piha 36.14 2 M Janes, Midway 37.66 3 R Harris, St Clair 37.84 Women Open 1 N Hind, Lyall Bay 38.23 2 S Lee, Lyall Bay 38.52 3 K Moffatt, Lyall Bay 40.25

Men U19 1 M Pickering, Papamoa 35.09 2 C Dawson, Midway 35.50 3 D Gregory-Campbell, Westshore 36.60 Women U19 1 N Peat, Papamoa 42.03 2 R Parkes, Papamoa 45.33 3 J Tuwhangai, Mount Maunganui 46.23 Men U16 1 M White, Piha 40.26 2 F Roelants, Muriwai 40.99 2 T Annan-Coe, Midway 40.99 Women U16 1 B Tucker, Sumner 45.08 2 K Maxwell, Lyall Bay 45.29 3 H Cox, Lyall Bay 48.61

4x25m Brick Carry Relay

Men U14 1 Papamoa 1:23.09 2 Waikanae 1:30.59 3 NPOB 1:45.55 Women U14 1 Papamoa A 1:25.61 2 Waikanae 1:32.88 3 Paekakariki 1:45.85 Men U11 1 Papamoa 1:49.17 2 Lyall Bay 1:59.28 3 Mount Maunganui 2:04.63 Women U11 1 Lyall Bay 1:41.31 2 Mount Maunganui A 1:59.52 3 Waikanae A 2:03.83

200m Obstacle 4x50m Relay

Men Open 1 Midway 1:55.96 2 Piha 1:56.82 3 Muriwai 1:57.97 Women Open 1 Lyall Bay A 2:00.58 2 St Clair 2:13.17 3 Mount Maunganui 2:15.45 Mixed Open 1 NPOB 1:58.92 2 Wainui 2:01.51 3 Papamoa 2:05.79 Mixed Masters 1 Waikanae 2:13.11 2 Omanu 2:30.19 3 Piha 2:35.67 Men U19 1 Waikanae 1:51.94 2 NPOB 1:53.00 3 Lyall Bay 1:55.15 Women U19 1 Papamoa 2:08.60 2 Waikanae 2:11.06 3 Mount Maunganui A 2:12.53 Men U16 1 Mount Maunganui 1:56.93 2 Waikanae 2:00.61 3 Papamoa A 2:07.30 Women U16 1 Lyall Bay 2:12.83 2 Mount Maunganui A 2:14.50 3 Midway 2:16.26 Men U14 1 Papamoa 2:17.56 2 Waikanae A 2:20.88 3 Mount Maunganui 2:21.50 Women U14 1 Papamoa A 2:19.13 2 Mount Maunganui 2:23.20 3 Waikanae 2:24.84 Mixed U14 1 NPOB B 2:18.49 2 Sumner 2:18.96 3 Westshore 2:35.75 Men U12 1 Mount Maunganui A 2:32.23 2 Lyall Bay A 2:32.90 3 Papamoa 2:42.22 Women U12 1 Lyall Bay 2:33.47 2 Mount Maunganui A 2:36.97 3 Waikanae A 2:47.29 Mixed U12 1 Papamoa 2:38.97 2 Sumner 2:47.09 3 Piha 2:52.09

100m Tube- Patient - Fins Relay Men U14 1 Waikanae A 1:10.75 2 Papamoa A 1:10.77 3 Papamoa B 1:13.38 Women U14 1 Papamoa A 1:11.00 2 Sumner 1:11.81 3 Waikanae A 1:12.11

Men U12 1 Lyall Bay A 1:17.45 2 Lyall Bay D 1:20.64 3 Paekakariki B 1:22.81 Women U12 1 Lyall Bay A 1:11.70 2 Lyall Bay B 1:19.38 3 Papamoa A 1:24.32

100m Manikin Tow with Fins

Men Open 1 S Kent, Titahi Bay 1:00.48 2 G Anderson, NPOB 1:01.78 3 R Harris, St Clair 1:03.82 Women Open 1 C Webby, NPOB 1:09.21 2 A Dunlop-Barrett, NPOB 1:09.63 3 H Gibson, Muriwai 1:10.63 Men Masters 1 F Pickett, Waikanae 1:09.11 2 G Cadwallader, Waikanae 1:09.27 3 D Garton, Paekakariki 1:12.85 Women Masters 1 M Mitchell, Waikanae 1:24.19 2 J Lochray, Papamoa 1:24.97 2 D Hutchings, Waikanae 1:26.35 Men U19 1 C Dawson, Midway 1:00.79 2 M Pickering, Papamoa 1:02.37 3 D Gregory-Campbell, Westshore 1:03.89 Women U19 1 N Peat, Papamoa 1:09.67 2 L Johnson, Sumner 1:11.16 3 S Couvee, Papamoa 1:11.56 Men U16 1 T Owen, NPOB 1:05.92 2 J Weir, NPOB 1:07.32 3 H Dods, Waikanae 1:07.64 Women U16 1 J Schneiders, St Clair 1:15.59 2 R Cole, Fitzroy 1:17.65 3 K Blackburne, Waikanae 1:18.14

200m Manikin 4x50m Relay

Men Open 1 Piha B 1:34.84 2 Midway 1:40.64 3 Muriwai 1:46.00 Women Open 1 Lyall Bay 1:39.69 2 Piha 2:03.93 3 Mairangi Bay 2:05.07 Men U19 1 Papamoa 1:29.69 2 Piha 1:35.13 3 Lyall Bay 1:39.48 Women U19 1 Papamoa 1:56.70 2 Mount Maunganui 2:03.72 3 Lyall Bay 2:04.92 Men U16 1 Papamoa A 1:45.71 2 Waikanae 1:45.93 3 Mount Maunganui 1:47.05 Women U16 1 Mount Maunganui 2:06.96 2 Papamoa 2:16.59 3 Midway 2:35.61

Mixed Open 300m Freestyle Mega Relay 1 2 3

NPOB A 2:30.03 Lyall Bay A 2:30.67 Waikanae A 2:32.33

Line Throw

Men Open 1 Wainui 12.37 2 Waikanae 12.51 3 Mt Maunganui 12.64 Women Open 1 Lyall Bay K 18.51 2 NPOB 21.67 3 Sumner 33.74 Men Masters 1 Paekakariki M 17.85 2 Paekakariki D 21.14 3 Waikanae A 34.90 Women Masters 1 Waikanae 23.67 Men U19 1 NPOB C 12.36 2 Mt Maunganui 13.61 3 Paekakariki C 15.49 Women U19 1 Piha B 16.85 2 St Clair B 18.27 3 Mt Maunganui 18.89 Men U16 1 Fitzroy G 16.96 1 Mt Maunganui A 16.96 3 NPOB 17.23

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Sport Results Women U16 1 Mt Maunganui C 24.23 2 NPOB B 37.35 3 Mt Maunganui B 40.69

Club Points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28 29

Lyall Bay NPOB Mt Maunganui Waikanae Papamoa Paekakariki Midway Sumner Piha Mairangi Bay St Clair Wainui Westshore Red Beach Titahi Bay Maranui Otaki Omanu Beach Fitzroy Nelson East End Whangamata Waihi Beach New Brighton Worser Bay Orewa Muriwai Oreti Kariaotahi Waimarama

797.5 512 460 422 400 366.5 287 239.5 228 208.5 205 179.5 164.5 76 66 65 58 55 52 47 43.5 41.5 31 18 16 10 9 8 8 1

Central Regional Championships 13 January 2013, Oakura Beach, New Plymouth Beach Flags Open Men 1 S Forbes, Paekakariki 2 G Goodin, NPOB 3 M Strange, Papamoa Open Women 1 C Stevens, NPOB 2 K Watts, Fitzroy 3 E Stevens, NPOB U19 Men 1 T Forbes, Paekakariki 2 S Forbes, Paekakariki 3 R Cullen, Paekakariki U19 Women 1 F Lundon-Moore, Fitzroy 3 L Feaver, NPOB 3 S Morris, Foxton U16 Men 1 J McCallum, East End 2 T Oolders, Lyall Bay 3 G Gilbert, Pacific U16 Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB 2 A Barron, NPOB 3 A Riddick, Fitzroy

Beach Sprints

Open Men 1 S Murfitt, NPOB 2 M Finch, Titahi Bay 3 G Goodin, NPOB Open Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB 2 K Watts, Fitzroy 3 C Stevens, NPOB U19 Men 1 J McCallum, East End 2 S Forbes, Paekakariki 3 H Smith, Papamoa U19 Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB 2 L Feaver, NPOB 3 A Ibbs, Sunset Beach U16 Men 1 J McCallum, East End 2 N Van Der Wilt, Lyall Bay 3 G Gilbert, Pacific U16 Women 1 S Malley, East End 1 A Kereopa, Fitzroy 3 A Riddick, Fitzroy

Beach Relay

Open Men 1 NPOB Open Women 1 NPOB 2 Fitzroy U19 Men 1 NPOB 2 Paekakariki 3 East End U19 Women 1 NPOB 2 Fitzroy U16 Men 1 Lyall Bay 2 NPOB 3 Omanu Beach

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U16 Women 1 Paekakariki 2 Worser Bay

Tube Rescue

Open Men 1 NPOB B 2 Lyall Bay 3 Paekakariki Open Women 1 Lyall Bay 2 NPOB U19 Men 1 NPOB 2 Paekakariki Y 3 Paekakariki W U19 Women 1 NPOB A 2 NPOB B 3 Lyall Bay

Board Rescue

Open Men 1 Papamoa 2 Lyall Bay 3 NPOB B Open Women 1 Lyall Bay 3 NPOB 3 Titahi Bay U19 Men 1 NPOB A 2 Papamoa 3 NPOB B U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Omanu Beach 3 NPOB

Ski Race

Open Men 1 O Puddick, Wainui 2 H Beattie, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 T Maxwell, Lyall Bay Open Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 S Wilson, Fitzroy 3 M Beattie, Ocean Beach Kiwi U19 Men 1 T Stacey, Lyall Bay 2 M Smith, Mairangi Bay 3 A Callinicos, Ocean Beach Kiwi U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 S Wilson, Fitzroy 3 A Cochrane, Omanu Beach U16 Men 1 K Kruger, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 T Cole, Fitzroy 3 J Moore, Lyall Bay Under 16 Women 1 T Allen, Paekakariki 2 L Moore, Omanu Beach 3 M Johnston, South Brighton

Board Race

Open Men 1 O Puddick, Wainui 2 T Maxwell, Lyall Bay 3 H Beattie, Ocean Beach Kiwi Open Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 3 A Cochrane, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 D Hart, Papamoa 2 B Johnston, Papamoa 3 B Cochrane, Omanu Beach U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 3 N Peat, Papamoa U16 Men 1 M Bryant, Papamoa 2 M Watts, Fitzroy 3 S Pasley, Omanu Beach U16 Women 1 J Gadsbey, Omanu Beach 2 A Barron, NPOB 3 C Wilson, Fitzroy

Surf Race

Open Men 1 O Puddick, Wainui 2 J Allen, Paekakariki 3 C Ryan, Lyall Bay Open Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 K Moffat, Lyall Bay 3 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 M Griffiths, NPOB 2 P Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shaughnessy, Westshore 3 M Owen, NPOB U19 Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 3 J Lambert-Fahy, NPOB

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U16 Men 1 N Van Der Wilt, Lyall Bay 2 T Owen, NPOB 3 J Moore, Lyall Bay U16 Women 1 J Barrett, NPOB 2 A Barron, NPOB 3 A Plunkett, Worser Bay

Ironman

Open Men 1 O Puddick, Wainui 2 B Cochrane, Omanu Beach 3 J Lalanne, Mt Maunganui Open Women 1 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 D Hart, Papamoa 2 J Manners, Lyall Bay 3 T Stacey, Lyall Bay U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 M Bryant, Papamoa 2 K Kruger, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 T Owen, NPOB U16 Women 1 A Barron, NPOB 2 M Johnston, South Brighton 3 K Nota, Lyall Bay

Taplin Relay

Open Men 1 NPOB 2 Papamoa 3 Lyall Bay Open Women 1 NPOB 2 Lyall Bay 3 Fitzroy U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Paekakariki 3 Omanu Beach U19 Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 South Brighton 3 NPOB U16 Men 1 Lyall Bay 2 Fitzroy 3 NPOB U16 Women 1 Fitzroy 2 Paekakariki 3 NPOB

Canoe - Short Course

Open Men 1 Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 NPOB 3 Fitzroy Open Women 1 NPOB 2 East End U19 Men 1 East End 2 Pacific U19 Women 1 Ocean Beach Kiwi

Eastern Regional Senior Championships Results 26-27 January 2013, Whangamata Beach Surf Race Open Men 1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 C Taylor, Midway 3 S Pahina, Midway Open Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 C Doyle, St Clair 3 J Miller, Mt Maunganui U19 Men 1 C Witney, Mt Maunganui 2 M Owen, NPOB 3 J Mowat, St Clair U19 Women 1 J Miller, Mt Maunganui 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 C Doyle, St Clair U16 Men 1 A Trembath, St Clair 2 M Hyde, Mt Maunganui 3 K Sefton, Mt Maunganui U16 Women 1 K Boocock, Red Beach 2 H Williams, Red Beach 3 H Cox, Lyall Bay

Ski Race

Open Men 1 H Beattie, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 S Bicknell, Ocean Beach Kiwi

3 J Wilson, Orewa Open Women 1 K Imrie, Paekakariki 2 T Hatton, Orewa 3 C Ryan, Red Beach U19 Men 1 J Manners, Lyall Bay 3 H Ellingham, Waikanae 3 T Shields, Paekakariki U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 R Cole, Fitzroy 3 K Radley, Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 T Waller, Mt Maunganui 2 J Jarvis, Omanu 3 M Grant, Red Beach U16 Women 1 A Hill, Orewa 2 J Gadsbey, Omanu 3 A Donaldson, Wainui

Board Race

Open Men 1 A Maney, Red Beach 2 A Newton, Mt Maunganui 3 O Puddick, Wainui Open Women 1 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 2 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 3 L Cowlrick, Westshore U19 Men 1 D Hart, Papamoa 2 C Witney, Mt Maunganui 3 B Cochrane, Omanu U19 Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 3 K Maxwell, Lyall Bay U16 Men 1 M Bryant, Papamoa 2 A Trembath, St Clair 3 M Scott, Midway U16 Women 1 J Smith, Wainui 2 A Falwasser-Logan, Wainui 3 K McKenzie, Mairangi Bay

Board Rescue

Open Men 1 Piha 2 Lyall Bay 3 Papamoa Open Women 1 Piha 2 Orewa 3 Red Beach U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach U19 Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu 3 Red Beach U16 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Midway 3 Mt Maunganui U16 Women 1 Lyall Bay 2 Paekakariki 3 Red Beach

Beach Flags

Open Men 1 M Foster, South Brighton 2 F Cameron, Mt Maunganui 3 M Finch, Titahi Bay Open Women 1 K Watts, Fitzroy 2 G Dickson, Spencer Park 3 C Stevens, NPOB U19 Men 1 S Forbes, Paekakariki 2 D Rippon, Piha 3 A Saunders, Orewa U19 Women 1 M Kidd, Whangamata 2 S King, Mt Maunganui 3 G Dickson, Spencer Park U16 Men 1 J Hurley, Red Beach 2 L Gjaltema, Red Beach 3 H Barclay, Whangamata U16 Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB 2 C Fyall, Waikanae 3 A Barron, NPOB

Double Ski

Open Mixed 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Red Beach Open Men 1 Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Orewa

Open Women 1 Fitzroy 2 Red Beach 3 Piha U19 Men 1 Waikanae 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa U19 Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Waikanae 3 Fitzroy

2km Run

Open Men 1 C Edwards, Orewa 2 N Berry, Piha 3 C Taylor, Midway Open Women 1 N Van Der Kaay, Papamoa 2 K Wannan, Piha 3 E Wilson, Muriwai U19 Men 1 S Roy, Mt Maunganui 2 H Reardon, Mt Maunganui 3 M Owen, NPOB U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 B Stark, Muriwai 3 E McDonald, Waihi Beach U16 Men 1 T Reid, Midway 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 A Bristow, Waikanae U16 Women 1 I Coombes, Pauanui 2 J Gadsbey, Omanu 3 J Conway, Mt Maunganui

Surf Teams

Open Men 1 Midway 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach Open Women 1 Lyall Bay 2 Piha 3 Red Beach U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Paekakariki U19 Women 1 St Clair 2 Papamoa 3 Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach U16 Women 1 Red Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa

Board Relay

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Papamoa 3 Midway Open Women 1 Red Beach 2 Wainui 3 Piha U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Papamoa 3 Papamoa U19 Women 1 Wainui 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach U16 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Midway 3 Red Beach U16 Women 1 Lyall Bay 2 NPOB 3 Papamoa

Iron Person

Open Men 1 Oliver Puddick, Wainui 2 A Maney, Red Beach 3 G Mt Maunganui Open Women 1 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 B Cochrane, Omanu 2 C Witney, Mt Maunganui 3 M Pickering, Papamoa U19 Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 3 J Miller, Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 A Trembath, St Clair

Sport Results 2 3

J Moore, Lyall Bay M Scott, Midway

Diamond Lady

U16 Women 1 H Cox, Lyall Bay 2 H Williams, Red Beach 3 M Bryant, Papamoa

Taplin Relay

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Red Beach 3 NPOB Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Wainui 3 Red Beach U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Paekakariki 3 Papamoa U19 Women 1 Papamoa 2 Wainui 3 Omanu U16 Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Orewa 3 Red Beach U16 Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Paekakariki 3 Papamoa

Beach Sprints

Open Men 1 S Murfitt, NPOB 2 Morgan Foster, South Brighton 3 V Roberts, Mairangi Bay Open Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB 2 B Wilkie, Midway 3 A Wright, Mt Maunganui U19 Men 1 S Murfitt, NPOB 2 A Saunders, Orewa 3 S Forbes, Paekakariki U19 Women 1 K Radley, Mt Maunganui 2 M Kidd, Whangamata 3 G Dickson, Spencer Park U16 Men 1 J Hurley, Red Beach 2 P Fox Clout, Whangamata 3 H Dods, Waikanae U16 Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB 2 C Fyall, Waikanae 3 G Swanney, Waihi Beach

Beach Relays

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Waikanae 3 Mairangi Bay Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Red Beach 3 NPOB U19 Men 1 Waikanae 2 NPOB 3 Mt Maunganui U19 Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 NPOB 3 Midway U16 Men 1 Red Beach 2 Whangamata 3 Red Beach U16 Women 1 Waikanae 2 Waihi Beach 3 Red Beach

Canoe Long Course

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Red Beach 3 Waikanae Open Women 1 Red Beach 2 Papamoa 3 Red Beach U19 Men 1 Waikanae 2 Red Beach 3 Paekakariki U19 Women 1 Waikanae 2 Red Beach 3 Waikanae

Canoe Short Course Open Men 1 Waikanae 2 Red Beach 3 Karekare

Women 1 United Gold 2 Sunset Beach C 3 Sunset Beach A U21 1 Sunset Beach A 2 Muriwai A 3 Sunset Beach B

Open Women 1 United North Piha 2 Papamoa 3 Red Beach U19 Men 1 Waikanae 2 Paekakariki 3 Mairangi Bay U19 Women 1 Waikanae 2 Red Beach 3Waikanae

IRB Assembly Rescue Open 1 Muriwai B 2 Ruakaka B 3 United Gold Women 1 United Gold 2 Sunset Beach C 3 Sunset Beach A U21 1 Sunset Beach A 2 Sunset Beach B 3 Sunset Beach C

Boat Short Course

Open Men 1 Whangamata 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Piha Open Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Orewa 3 Mairangi Bay U23 Men 1 Piha 2 Piha 3 Mairangi Bay U21 Women 1 Muriwai 2 Red Beach 3 Bethells Beach U19 Men 1 Piha 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Whangamata

IRB Single Rescue

Open 1 Muriwai A 2 United Gold 3 Ruakaka B Women 1 United Gold 2 Sunset Beach B 3 Sunset Beach C U21 1 Muriwai A 2 Sunset Beach C 3 Mairangi Bay A

Boat Long Course

Open Men 1 Titahi Bay 2 Orewa 3 Mairangi Bay U23 Men 1 Piha

IRB Teams Rescue 1 2 3

2km Beach Run

Eastern Regional Senior Championships – Eastern Club Points 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 8 9 10

Mt Maunganui Papamoa Waikanae Midway Omanu Whangamata Wainui Waihi Pauanui Whakatane

210 120 74 41 38 37 37 22 7 6

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 12 13 14 14 16 17 18 19 20 20 20 23 24 25 25 25

Mt Maunganui Papamoa Red Beach Waikanae Piha Mairangi Bay NPOB Lyall Bay Orewa Midway Wainui Paekakariki Omanu Beach St Clair Whangamata Fitzroy Ocean Beach Kiwi Muriwai Titahi Bay South Brighton Waihi Beach United North Piha Spencer Park Pauanui Karekare Westshore Bethells Beach

124 88 85 57 40 37 31 28 25 24 24 22 19 17 17 11 10 8 6 5 5 5 4 3 1 1 1

Eastern Regional Senior Championships – Overall Club Points

2013 Northern Regional Championships 16-17 February 2013, Ruakaka IRB Tube Rescue Open 1 United Gold 2 Muriwai B 3 Ruakaka B Women 1 Sunset Beach B 2 Ruakaka C 3 Sunset Beach A U21 1 Sunset Beach A 2 Muriwai A 3 Sunset Beach C

IRB Mass Rescue Open 1 2 3

Muriwai A United Gold Pauanui A

Sunset Beach A Ruakaka Muriwai B

Open Men 1 C Edwards, Orewa 2 N Berry, Piha 3 B Battaerd, Whangamata Open Women 1 K Wannan, Piha 2 C Tolhurst, Mairangi Bay 3 E Wilson, Muriwai Masters Men 1 N Gordon, Bethells Beach 2 M Mulcahy, Karekare 3 W Sisson, Orewa Masters Women 1 A Jackson, Red Beach 2 D Collings, Omaha U19 Men 1 C Smith, Red Beach 2 A Parker, Orewa 3 A Saunders, Orewa U19 Women 1 L Bailey, Red Beach 2 B Stark, Muriwai 3 O Tairua-Doyle, Piha U16 Men 1 F Mason, Whangamata 2 J Lloyd, Red Beach 3 J Scott, Orewa U16 Women 1 J Gadsbey, Omanu 2 A Hill, Orewa 3 S Payne, Red Beach

Surf Race

Open Men 1 A Maney, Red Beach 2 P Farrell, Mt Maunganui 3 G Haynes, Mt Maunganui Open Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 J Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 K Wannan, Piha Masters Men 1 M Wallendorf, Mairangi Bay 2 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 3 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay Masters Women 1 A Jackson, Red Beach 2 J Shrimpton, Sunset Beach 3 J Hall, Red Beach U19 Men 1 B Johnston, Papamoa 2 S Newcombe, Piha 3 M Bryant, Papamoa U19 Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 N Rosewarne, Orewa 3 L Bailey, Red Beach U16 Men 1 M Bryant, Papamoa 2 A Walker, Piha 3 T Johnston, Orewa U16 Women 1 K Boocock, Red Beach 2 A Ryland-Higgins, Kariaotahi 3 H Williams, Red Beach

Surf Teams

3 N Peat, Papamoa Masters Men 1 S McLarin, Karekare 2 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 3 N Gordon, Bethells Beach Masters Women 1 M McKenzie, Red Beach U19 Men 1 J Edwards, Papamoa 2 A Parker, Orewa 3 B Race, Mairangi Bay U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 B McLeely, Red Beach 3 B Camplin, Piha U16 Men 1 D Edwards, Papamoa 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 M Grant, Red Beach U16 Women 1 K McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 A Hill, Orewa 3 R Pearce, Red Beach

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Red Beach 1 3 Mairangi Bay A Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach 1 U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Red Beach 1 3 Piha Black U19 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Piha Black U16 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Omanu A 3 Orewa A U16 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach 2

Board Race

Ski Relay

Open Men 1 S Shergold, Mt Maunganui 2 A Maney, Red Beach 3 B Johnston, Papamoa Open Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 K Wannan, Piha 3 E Wilson, Muriwai Masters Men 1 M Mulcahy, Karekare 2 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 3 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 M Thetford, Red Beach 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 D Hart, Papamoa U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 L Aitken, Red Beach 3 B Camplin, Piha U16 Men 1 S Miller, Papamoa 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 F Swan, Omanu U16 Women 1 R Pearce, Red Beach 2 H Williams, Red Beach 3 K Boocock, Red Beach

Open Men 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Piha Black Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha Black 3 Red Beach 2 U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Red Beach 1 3 Orewa A U19 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach 2

Board Relay

Open Men 1 Red Beach 1 2 Mt Maunganui B 3 Mt Maunganui A Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Piha Black 3 Mairangi Bay A U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Red Beach 1 3 Papamoa B U19 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Papamoa A U16 Men 1 Red Beach 1 2 Papamoa A 3 Mairangi Bay A U16 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Orewa A 3 Red Beach 2

Beach Flags

Open Men 1 R Taylor, Ruakaka 2 A Rippon, Piha 3 B Battaerd, Whangamata Open Women 1 E Wilson, Muriwai 2 L Josephson, Mairangi Bay 3 T Baldwin, Red Beach Masters Men 1 D Goodare, Red Beach 2 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay 3 D Gradiska, Karekare Masters Women 1 D Collings, Omaha 2 M McKenzie, Red Beach 3 R Presland-Tack, Red Beach U19 Men 1 A Saunders, Orewa 2 H Treves, Mairangi Bay 3 D Rippon, Piha U19 Women 1 M Kidd, Whangamata 2 K Fuemana, United North Piha 3 G Newman, Mairangi Bay U16 Men 1 J Hurley, Red Beach 2 M Grant, Red Beach 3 L Gjaltema, Red Beach U16 Women 1 M Kidd, Whangamata 2 A Hill, Orewa 3 M De Kort, Orewa

Double Ski

Open Men 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha Black 3 Mairangi Bay B Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mairangi Bay B 3 Piha Black Mixed Open 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mairangi Bay B 3 Orewa A Masters Men 1 Karekare 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Mairangi Bay C Masters Women 1 Red Beach 1 U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Orewa A U19 Women 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Papamoa A 3 Red Beach 1 Mixed U19 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Papamoa A 3 Red Beach 1

Ski Race

Beach Relays

Open Men 1 M Lee, Mairangi Bay 2 T Mitchell, Mairangi Bay 3 D Morrison, Mairangi Bay Open Women 1 R Clarke, Orewa 2 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui

Open Men 1 Whangamata 1 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Piha Black Open Women 1 Muriwai A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Orewa A Masters Men 1 Bethells Beach Fourskins 2 Red Beach 2 3 Red Beach 1 Masters Women 1 Red Beach 2 2 Red Beach 1 U19 Men 1 Red Beach 1 2 Orewa A 3 Piha Black

ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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Sport Results U19 Women 1 Orewa A 2 Red Beach 1 3 Muriwai A U16 Men 1 Red Beach 1 2 Whangamata A 3 Red Beach 2 U16 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Whangamata A 3 Orewa A

Beach Sprints

Open Men 1 V Roberts, Mairangi Bay 2 F Cameron, Mt Maunganui 3 A Jackson, Mairangi Bay Open Women 1 M Kidd, Whangamata 2 L Josephson, Mairangi Bay 3 E Wilson, Muriwai Masters Men 1 O Irwin, Karekare 2 M Mulcahy, Karekare 3 D Goodare, Red Beach Masters Women 1 M McKenzie, Red Beach 2 K Kramer, Red Beach 3 R Presland-Tack, Red Beach U19 Men 1 A Saunders, Orewa 2 A Parker, Orewa 3 J Hurley, Red Beach .U19 Women 1 M Kidd, Whangamata 2 G Gill, Whangamata 3 A Ibbs, Sunset Beach U16 Men 1 P Clout, Whangamata 2 J Downey, Red Beach 3 J Snodgrass, Whangamata U16 Women 1 A Hill, Orewa 2 G Gill, Whangamata 3 K Spice, Muriwai

Ironman

Open Men 1 A Maney, Red Beach 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 B Johnston, Papamoa Open Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 K Wannan, Piha 3 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay Masters Men 1 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 2 R Fearon, Mairangi Bay 3 N Gordon, Bethells Beach U19 Men 1 M Thetford, Red Beach 2 D Cairns, Red Beach 3 M Pickering, Papamoa U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 L Bailey, Red Beach 3 K Stewart, Papamoa U16 Men 1 D Edwards, Papamoa 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 S Miller, Papamoa

Diamond Lady

U16 Women 1 K Boocock, Red Beach 2 H Williams, Red Beach 3 J Gadsby, Omanu

Tube Rescue

Open Men 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Piha Black 3 Mairangi Bay B Open Women 1 Piha Black 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Muriwai A U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Red Beach 1 3 Piha Black U19 Women 1 Papamoa A 2 Piha Black 3 Red Beach 1 U16 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Papamoa B 3 Red Beach 1 U16 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Red Beach 2 3 Piha Black

Board Rescue

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui S

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2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Mairangi Bay B Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Piha Black 3 Mairangi Bay A U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Piha Black 3 Red Beach 1 U19 Women 1 Papamoa A 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Red Beach 3 U16 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Orewa A 3 Papamoa B U16 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Omanu A 3 Mairangi Bay A

Taplin Relay

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Mt Maunganui B 3 Red Beach 2 Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay A 2 Mt Maunganui A 3 Piha Black U19 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Papamoa B 3 Piha Black U19 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Mairangi Bay A 2 Papamoa A U16 Men 1 Papamoa A 2 Omanu A 3 Red Beach 1 U16 Women 1 Red Beach 1 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Orewa A

Lifesaver Relay 1 2 3

Red Beach 1 Piha Black Mairangi Bay Bay City Rollers

Long Course Boat

Open Men 1 Piha Boomers 2 Orewa Thunder 3 Orewa Ospreys Open Women 1 Orewa Ospreys 2 Red Beach Sirens 3 Piha Black Pearls U23 Men 1 Piha Pirates 2 Mairangi Bay Mayhem U21 Women 1 Red Beach Blakeys Angels 2 Bethells Beach Babes 3 Muriwai Muzis U19 Men 1 Piha Predators

Short Course Boat

Open Men 1 Orewa Thunder 2 Piha Boomers 3 Orewa Ospreys Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay Magic 2 Orewa Ospreys 3 Muriwai Chickas U23 Men 1 Piha Pirates 2 Mairangi Bay Mayhem U21 Women 1 Bethells Beach Babes 2 Muriwai Muzis 3 Red Beach Blakeys Angels U19 Men 1 Piha Predators

Long Course Canoe

Open Men 1 Piha Black 2 Karekare X Men 3 Karekare 1 Open Women 1 Piha Black 2 United Gold 3 Red Beach Rockin Reds Masters Men 1 Karekare X Men 2 Red Beach Flying Malyons 3 Red Beach Seaing Red Masters Women 1 Red Beach Rockin Reds 2 Red Beach Flying

ANNUAL REPORT 2013

Herons U19 Men 1 Piha Black 2 Red Beach Lazy Audreys 3 Red Beach Young Ones U19 Women 1 United Blue 2 Red Beach Rockets 3 Kariaotahi

Short Course Canoe

Open Men 1 Karekare X Men 2 Karekare 1 3 Karekare A Open Women 1 United Blue 2 United Gold 3 Red Beach Flying Herons U19 Men 1 Red Beach Lazy Audreys 2 Mairangi Bay A 3 Kariaotahi U19 Women 1 Red Beach Rockets 2 United North Piha Blue 3 Mairangi Bay A

Overall points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 12 13 14

Red Beach Mairangi Bay Papamoa Piha Orewa Mt Maunganui Whangamata Muriwai United North Piha Omanu Karekare Bethells Beach Kariaotahi Ruakaka

192 143 129 102 72 58 36 21 21 14 13 8 4 3

1 2 3 4 5 5

Sunset Beach Muriwai United North Piha Ruakaka Mairangi Bay Pauanui

47 30 27 11 1 1

Northern Region IRB Championships

Northern Region Masters Championships 1 Red Beach 2 Karakare 3 Mairangi Bay 4 Bethells Beach 5 Omaha 6 United North Piha 7 Sunset Beach 8 Orewa

Southern Region Championships 23-24 February 2013, New Brighton Beach Surf Race

61 29 22 10 5 3 2 1

Open Men 1 A Simpson, St Clair 2 B Phillips, Taylors Mistake 3 J Nash, New Brighton Open Women 1 C Doyle, St Clair 2 S Holland, South Brighton 3 S Laughton, St Clair U19 Men 1 M Carter, New Brighton 2 M Trembath, St Clair 3 J Taylor, North Beach U19 Women 1 C Doyle, St Clair 2 J Fogarty, St Clair 3 S Holland, South Brighton U16 Men 1 C Jeffery, Waimairi 2 O Woods, St Clair 3 B Duffy, Waikuku Beach U16 Women 1 B Tucker, Sumner 2 E Doyle, St Clair 3 M Johnson, South Brighton

Board Race

Open Men 1 T Mouldey, Taylors Mistake 2 L O’Loughlin, Taylors Mistake 3 J Davies, St Clair Open Women 1 D Currie, South Brighton 2 B Thomas, Taylors Mistake 3 H Cullen, St Clair U19 Men 1 C Wisbey, Taylors Mistake 2 F Smith, Waimairi 3 T Nash, New Brighton U19 Women 1 L Johnson, Sumner 2 D Currie, South Brighton

3 S Holland, South Brighton U16 Men 1 L Wisbey, Taylors Mistake 2 W Robberds, Waimairi 3 O Woods, St Clair U16 Women 1 P Newman, St Clair 2 B Andrews, Sumner 3 D Read, Waimairi

Ski Race

Open Men 1 S Drabble, South Brighton 2 B Keys, South Brighton 3 L O’Loughlin, Taylors Mistake Open Women 1 D Currie, South Brighton 2 L Johnson, Sumner 3 B Teague, Taylors Mistake U19 Men 1 A MacKenzie, St Clair 2 C Burrows, St Clair 3 J Taylor, North Beach U19 Women 1 D Currie, South Brighton 2 L Johnson, Sumner 3 L Temesvari, Spencer Park U16 Men 1 O Woods, St Clair 2 D McDowell, North Beach 3 C Jeffery, Waimairi U16 Women 1 P Newman, St Clair 2 M Johnson, South Brighton 3 M Garforth, St Clair

Ironman

Open Men 1 A Simpson, St Clair 2 B Phillips, Taylors Mistake 3 J Coombes, St Clair Open Women 1 L Johnson, Sumner 2 M Francois, St Clair 3 M Johnston, South Brighton U19 Men 1 F Smith, Waimairi 2 H Taylor, St Clair 3 O Woods, St Clair U19 Women 1 D Currie, South Brighton 2 L Johnson, Sumner 3 S Holland, South Brighton U16 Men 1 C Jeffery, Waimairi 2 O Woods, St Clair 3 L Wisbey, Taylors Mistake

Diamond Lady

U16 Women 1 M Johnson, South Brighton 2 B Tucker, Sumner 3 J Briden, Waikuku Beach

Beach Sprints

Open Men 1 B Ryan, Waimairi 2 M McDonald, Spencer Park 3 G Shea, Waimairi Open Women 1 G Dickson, Spencer Park 2 M Francois, St Clair 3 S Moore, Spencer Park U19 Men 1 H Roberts, North Beach 2 M Carter, New Brighton 3 J Roper, New Brighton U19 Women 1 G Dickson, Spencer Park 2 L Temesvari, Spencer Park 3 L Johnson, South Brighton U16 Men 1 H Roberts, North Beach 2 E Cotter, Sumner 3 R Pritchard, Sumner U16 Women 1 L Dickson, South Brighton 2 J Briden, Waikuku Beach 3 K Taiawa, Brighton

Beach Flags

Open Men 1 B Ryan, Waimairi 2 M McDonald, Spencer Park 3 M Cresswell, Waimairi Open Women 1 G Dickson, Spencer Park 2 L Temesvari, Spencer Park 3 N Wakefield, North Beach U19 Men 1 T Nash, New Brighton 2 H Roberts, North Beach 3 J Balk, Spencer Park U19 Women 1 G Dickson, Spencer Park 2 L Johnson, South Brighton 3 K Taiawa, Brighton U16 Men 1 R Pritchard, Sumner 2 J Cox, North Beach

3 H Roberts, North Beach U16 Women 1 K Taiawa, Brighton 2 L Johnson, South Brighton 3 L Dickson, South Brighton

Surf Teams Race

Open Men 1 St Clair 2 New Brighton 3 Taylors Mistake Open Women 1 St Clair U19 Women 1 St Clair 2 South Brighton U16 Men 1 Waimairi 2 North Beach

Board Relay Race

Open Men 1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair 3 St Clair Open Women 1 St Clair 2 Taylors Mistake 3 South Brighton U19 Men 1 St Clair 2 Waimairi 3 Taylors Mistake U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Sumner 3 Waimairi U16 Men 1 Waimairi 2 Brighton 3 North Beach U16 Women 1 Sumner 2 Brighton 3 Spencer Park

Ski Relay Race

Open Men 1 South Brighton 2 Waimairi 3 Taylors Mistake Open Women 1 South Brighton 2 Taylors Mistake 3 St Clair U19 Men 1 St Clair 2 St Clair 3 North Beach U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Spencer Park 3 Waimairi

Board Rescue Race

Open Men 1 South Brighton 2 St Clair 3 Taylors Mistake Open Women 1 St Clair 2 South Brighton 3 St Clair U19 Men 1 New Brighton 2 St Clair 3 Taylors Mistake U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 St Clair 3 Sumner U16 Men 1 Waimairi 2 Waimairi 3 Sumner U16 Women 1 Waikuku Beach 2 Waimairi 3 South Brighton

Tube Rescue Race

Open Men 1 St Clair 2 South Brighton 3 New Brighton Open Women 1 St Clair 2 Sumner 3 North Beach U19 Men 1 New Brighton 2 St Clair 3 Waimairi U19 Women 1 Sumner 2 St Clair 3 South Brighton

Sport Results U16 Men 1 Waimairi 2 Sumner 3 North Beach U16 Women 1 Waikuku Beach 2 Waimairi 3 South Brighton

Beach Relay Race

Open Men 1 Waimairi 2 New Brighton 3 St Clair Open Women 1 Spencer Park 2 St Clair 3 South Brighton U19 Men 1 North Beach 2 Waimairi 3 St Clair U19 Women 1 Spencer Park 2 Sumner 3 South Brighton U16 Men 1 Brighton 2 Waimairi 3 North Beach U16 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Brighton 3 Sumner

Double Ski Race

Mixed 1 Taylors Mistake 2 South Brighton 3 Taylors Mistake Open Men 1 Taylors Mistake 2 South Brighton 3 St Clair Open Women 1 St Clair 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Taylors Mistake U19 Men 1 St Clair 2 St Clair 3 North Beach U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Sumner 3 Waimairi

Taplin Relay Race

Open Men 1 Taylors Mistake 2 St Clair 3 South Brighton Open Women 1 St Clair 2 South Brighton 3 Taylors Mistake U19 Men 1 St Clair 2 St Clair 3 North Beach U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Sumner 3 St Clair U16 Men 1 Waimairi 2 Brighton 3 North Beach U16 Women 1 Sumner 2 South Brighton 3 Brighton

Short Course Canoe

Open Men 1 Waimairi 2 Taylors Mistake 3 St Clair Open Women 1 Taylors Mistake 2 Waimairi 3 St Clair U19 Men 1 Waimairi 2 St Clair

Long Course Canoe

Open Men 1 Waimairi 2 South Brighton 3 Taylors Mistake Open Women 1 Taylors Mistake 2 Waimairi 3 North Beach U19 Men 1 Waimairi 2 St Clair

Long Course Boats

Open Men 1 New Brighton

Mixed Beach Relay

2 North Beach 3 New Brighton Open Women 1 New Brighton 2 New Brighton 3 Spencer Park

Short Course Boats

Open Men 1 New Brighton 2 North Beach Open Women 1 New Brighton 2 New Brighton

Southern Region Championships Overall Points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

St Clair South Brighton Waimairi Taylors Mistake Sumner New Brighton Spencer Park North Beach Brighton Waikuku

144 113 105 70 61 54 37 34 29 12

Under 14 NZ Surf Life Saving Championships 21 – 24 February 2013, Main Beach, Mt Maunganui Beach Flags U14 Boys 1 J Adams, Waikanae 2 L Stephenson, Omanu Beach 3 S Powney, Orewa U14 Girls 1 M Bryant, Papamoa 2 C Grant, Red Beach 3 J Tarrant, East End U13 Boys 1 C Currer-Briggs, Muriwai 2 I Perkins-Banse, Paekakariki 3 M Cowdrey, Papamoa U13 Girls 1 L Henry, Whakatane 2 T Davidson, Waihi Beach 3 A Wilson, Mt Maunganui U12 Boys 1 L Marshall, Omanu Beach 2 G Vickers, East End 3 B Pearson, Orewa U12 Girls 1 L Makaea, Orewa 2 S Hildesley, Red Beach 3 R Fergusson, Mairangi Bay U11 Boys 1 K Horan, Omanu Beach 2 D Vujcich, Orewa 3 T Friskney, Omanu Beach U11 Girls 1 S Vette, Wainui 2 I Kolien, Waimairi 3 A Manning, Whakatane

Run-Swim-Run

U14 Boys 1 S Fairbairn, Mairangi Bay 2 I Marshall, Mt Maunganui 3 H Miller, Mt Maunganui U14 Girls 1 E Drinnan, Orewa 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 M Josephson, Papamoa U13 Boys 1 D Long, Lyall Bay 2 T Woller, Mt Maunganui 3 D Dempster, Waimairi U13 Girls 1 O Corrin, Midway 2 J Tuilaepa, Red Beach 3 D Familton, Warrington U12 Boys 1 M Slessor-White, Mairangi Bay 2 O Bark-Riki, Mt Maunganui 3 K Joe, NPOB U12 Girls 1 B Doyle, Mairangi Bay 2 L Makaea, Orewa 3 C Clarke, Titahi Bay U11 Boys 1 F Southcombe, Red Beach 2 L Schuler, Omanu Beach 3 T Mitchell, Waikanae U11 Girls 1 I Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 2 S Reid, NPOB 3 D Davis, Otaki

Board Rescue

U14 Boys 1 Mt Maunganui A 2 Omanu Beach C 3 NPOB Blue U14 Girls 1 Orewa A 2 Westshore A 3 Mt Maunganui A

U14 1 2 3 U13 1 2 3 U12 1 2 3 U11 1 2 3

Red Beach A Waikanae A Papamoa A Red Beach A Muriwai Maroon Red Beach C Red Beach Omanu Beach Orewa Whakatane Piha Mt Maunganui

Tube Rescue

U14 Boys 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Sumner U14 Girls 1 Orewa 2 Papamoa 3 Mt Maunganui U12 Boys 1 Waihi Beach Blue 2 Papamoa A 3 NPOB Yellow U12 Girls 1 Lyall Bay 2 Mairangi Bay 3 NPOB

Board Relay

U14 Boys 1 Red Beach A 2 Sumner A 3 Midway A U14 Girls 1 Whakatane Yellow 2 Midway A 3 Papamoa A U12 Boys 1 Papamoa A 2 Red Beach A 3 Omanu Beach A U12 Girls 1 Orewa A 2 Red Beach D 3 Mairangi Bay Blue

2km Beach Relay 1 2 3

NPOB Blue Omanu Beach A Red Beach B

Surf Race

U14 Boys 1 S Fairbairn, Mairangi Bay 2 H Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 B Brown, Midway U14 Girls 1 K Trott, Paekakariki 2 M Josephson, Papamoa 3 J Blakeman, Midway U13 Boys 1 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 2 D Long, Lyall Bay 3 C Bradding, Whangamata U13 Girls 1 D Familton, Warrington 2 O Corrin, Midway 3 R Adsett, Westshore U12 Boys 1 G Mano, Papamoa 2 L Moffatt, Papamoa 3 L Maxwell, Lyall Bay U12 Girls 1 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 2 C Clarke, Titahi Bay 3 B Doyle, Mairangi Bay U11 Boys 1 S Horsefield, Westshore 2 F Southcombe, Red Beach 3 S Register, Maranui U11 Girls 1 I Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 2 S Reid, NPOB 3 T O’Neill, Paekakariki

Beach Sprint

U14 Boys 1 J Puchner, Pukehina 2 T Blackwell, Waihi Beach 3 S Powney, Orewa U14 Girls 1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 C Grant, Red Beach U13 Boys 1 F Kelly, Omanu Beach 2 C Currer-Briggs, Muriwai 3 S McDowall, Red Beach U13 Girls 1 L Henry, Whakatane 2 T Davidson, Waihi Beach 3 I Kelly, East End

U12 Boys 1 B Blackwell, Omanu Beach 2 X Cuff, Orewa 3 B Pearson, Orewa U12 Girls 1 E Pollock, Omanu Beach 2 L Makaea, Orewa 3 C Birley, Red Beach U11 Boys 1 W Akeripa, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 V Dylan, Orewa 3 T Scott, Omanu Beach U11 Girls 1 S Vette, Wainui 2 T Dalton, Mairangi Bay 3 H Matehaere, St Clair

Board Race

U14 Boys 1 S Johnson, Sumner 2 D Barron, NPOB 3 S Fairbairn, Mairangi Bay U14 Girls 1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 M Josephson, Papamoa U13 Boys 1 H Gledhill, Red Beach 2 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 3 O Williams, Whangamata U13 Girls 1 J Tuilaepa, Red Beach 2 K Hansen, Papamoa 3 R Adsett, Westshore U12 Boys 1 J Dufaur, Whangamata 2 G Mano, Papamoa 3 L Marshall, Omanu Beach U12 Girls 1 L Makaea, Orewa 2 M Franich, Orewa 3 A Bettany, Lyall Bay U11 Boys 1 M Millington, Papamoa 2 K Horan, Omanu Beach 3 S Dingle, NPOB U11 Girls 1 I Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 2 E Julian, Whakatane 3 C Thomas, Mairangi Bay

Diamond Race

U14 Boys 1 S Fairbairn, Mairangi Bay 2 H Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 B Brown, Midway U14 Girls 1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 K Trott, Paekakariki U13 Boys 1 M Cowdrey, Papamoa 2 D Long, Lyall Bay 3 C Bradding, Whangamata U13 Girls 1 H Ross, Westshore 2 K Hansen, Papamoa 3 R Adsett, Westshore U12 Boys 1 L O’Connor, Waihi Beach 2 L Moffatt, Papamoa 3 O Bark Riki, Mt Maunganui U12 Girls 1 L Makaea, Orewa 2 A Bettany, Lyall Bay 3 A Mittendorff, Red Beach U11 Boys 1 T Mitchell, Waikanae 2 D Doyle, Otaki 3 B Readman, Red Beach U11 Girls 1 I Akroyd, Mt Maunganui 2 E Julian, Whakatane 3 C Thomas, Mairangi Bay

Grand Cameron Relay U14 Mixed 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Midway U12 Mixed 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Red Beach 3 Mt Maunganui

Final Points

Papamoa Red Beach Mt Maunganui Orewa Mairangi Bay Omanu Beach Whakatane Lyall Bay NPOB Waihi Midway Westshore Waikanae

58 53 49 44 36 34 21 19 16 14 13 12 10

Muriwai Paekakariki Sumner Whangamata Wainui Warrington East End Titahi Bay Pukehina Piha Ocean Beach Kiwi Waimairi Otaki Maranui St Clair

8 7 7 6 6 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1

Sonic Race Series

The Grand Final of the Sonic Race Series Ironman was raced during Under 14 New Zealand Surf Life Saving Championships on Saturday 23 February at Mount Maunganui. Open Mens Ironman A Newton, Mt Maunganui Open Womens Ironman N Peat, Papamoa

Sonic Race Series Winners

Open Mens Board B Johnston, Papamoa Open Womens Board D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay Open Mens Ski S Ferguson, Piha Open Womens Ski D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay Open Mens Surf Race O Puddick, Wainui Open Womens Surf Race N Peat, Papamoa

State NZ Surf Life Saving Masters Championships 7 March 2013, Main Beach, Mount Maunganui Run-Swim-Run 30 – 39 Women 1 J McGarvey, Omanu Beach 2 L Burkhardt, Omanu Beach 3 T George, Waimairi 30 - 39 Men 1 S Bartlett, Omanu Beach 2 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 3 D Pontin, Palmerston North 40 – 49 Women 1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 N Clement, Mt Maunganui 3 C Manning, Whakatane 40 – 49 Men 1 M Waide, Mt Maunganui 2 D Jones, Paekakariki 3 S Oldham, Omanu Beach 50 – 59 Women 1 D Reardon, Mt Maunganui 2 L Wiggens, Omanu Beach 3 D Reid, Whakatane 50 – 59 Men 1 K Harker, Papamoa 2 I Glover, Omanu Beach 3 B Horan, Omanu Beach 60 - 69 Men 1 I Gunthorp, Red Beach 2 B Bennett, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 M O’Donnell, Papamoa 70+ Men 1 R Blair, South Brighton 2 J McKerras, Palmerston North 3 R Harker, Papamoa

Board Race

30 – 39 Women 1 J McGarvey, Omanu Beach 2 D Snowden, Mt Maunganui 3 T George, Waimairi 30 – 39 Men 1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 J Lalanne, Mt Maunganui 3 M Inglis, Omanu Beach 40 – 49 Women 1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 M Mitchell, Waikanae 3 F McKenzie, Mt Maunganui 40 – 49 Men 1 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 2 M Bassett-Foss, Waimarama 3 M Waide, Mt Maunganui 50 – 59 Women 1 D Reid, Whakatane 2 H Warbrick, Whakatane 3 D Reardon, Mt Maunganui 50 – 59 Men 1 I Glover, Omanu Beach 2 D Powell, Mairangi Bay 3 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 60 – 69 Men 1 P Jacobs, Mt Maunganui

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Sport Results 2 3

M Munro, Waihi Beach B Bennett, Ocean Beach Kiwi

Ski Race

30 – 39 Women 1 D Snowden, Mt Maunganui 2 A Taylor, Omanu Beach 3 J McGarvey, Omanu Beach 30 – 39 Men 1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 J Lalanne, Mt Maunganui 3 L Campbell, Mairangi Bay 40 – 49 Women 1 M Mitchell, Waikanae 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 N Davoren, Papamoa 40 – 49 Men 1 R Phillips, Waimairi 2 M Waide, Mt Maunganui 3 Q Cribb, Mt Maunganui 50 – 59 Women 1 D Reid, Whakatane 2 H Warbrick, Whakatane 50 – 59 Men 1 K Harker, Papamoa 2 D Powell, Mairangi Bay 3 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 60 – 69 Men 1 B Bennett, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 G Newton, Mt Maunganui 3 M Munro, Waihi Beach 70 + Men 1 B Smail, St Clair 2 R Harker, Papamoa

Surf Race

30 – 39 Men 1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2 S Bartlett, Omanu Beach 2 B Dunn, Mt Maunganui 40 – 49 Men 1 D Jones, Paekakariki 2 P Rowe, Mt Maunganui 3 S Oldham, Omanu Beach 50 – 59 Men 1 K Harker, Papamoa 2 N Marsden, Omanu Beach 3 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 60 – 69 Men 1 I Gunthorp, Red Beach 2 K Jarman, Mt Maunganui 3 M O’Donnell, Papamoa 70+ Men 1 R Blair, South Brighton 2 J McKerras, Palmerston North 3 R Harker, Papamoa

Ski Relay

110+ Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mt Maunganui

Double Ski Race

30 – 39 Women 1 Omanu Beach 40 – 49 Women 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Omanu Beach 40 – 49 Men 1 Waikanae 2 Wainui 3 Omanu Beach

Board Relay

90+ Men 1 Mt Maunganui 110+ Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Mairangi Bay 110+ Men 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Mairangi Bay 130+ Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu Beach 3 Papamoa 150+ Men 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Omanu Beach 3 Mairangi Bay

Ironman

30 – 39 Men 1 H Corkin, East End 2 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 3 C Swain, Westshore 30 – 39 Women 1 N Davoren, Papamoa 40 – 49 Men 1 W Campbell, Mt Maunganui 2 M Robberds, Waimairi 3 M Fitzharris, Waikanae 40 – 49 Women 1 M Mitchell, Waikanae 50 – 59 Men 1 J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 2 I Glover, Omanu Beach

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3 D Powell, Mairangi Bay 50 – 59 Women 1 M Stutz, Red Beach 60 – 69 Men 1 P Jacobs, Mt Maunganui

Taplin

90+ Men 1 Mt Maunganui 110+ Men 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Paekakariki 130+ Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Papamoa 3 Omanu Beach 150+ Men 1 Red Beach

Surf Teams

140+ Men 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Omanu Beach 160+ Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Omanu Beach 3 Papamoa 180+ Men 1 Omanu Beach 2 Omanu Beach 200+ Men 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa

Canoe – Short Course

120 – 159 Men 1 Whakatane 2 Omanu Beach 160+ Women 1 Red Beach 2 Wainui 3 Wainui 160+ Men 1 Karekare 2 United North Piha 3 Red Beach

Beach Flags

30 – 39 Women 1 D McLeod, Omanu Beach 2 S Mihailof-Townsend, Omanu Beach 3 N Clare, Waihi Beach 30 – 39 Men 1 L Campbell, Mairangi Bay 2 C Sandford, Omanu Beach 3 D Harvey, Bethells Beach 40 – 49 Women 1 D Hutchings, Waikanae 2 J Percy, Omanu Beach 3 L Gong, Mt Maunganui 40 – 49 Men 1 M MacDonald, Spencer Park 2 Q Cribb, Mt Maunganui 3 A Gadsbey, Omanu Beach 50 – 59 Women 1 H Warbrick, Whakatane 2 S Kerr, Mt Maunganui 3 D Reardon, Mt Maunganui 50 – 59 Men 1 D Josephson, Mairangi Bay 2 J Casey, Papamoa 3 D Boyle, Omanu Beach 60 – 69 Men 1 G Larsen, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 G Newton, Mt Maunganui 3 B Campbell, Mairangi Bay 70+ Men 1 R Blair, South Brighton 2 B Smail, St Clair 3 S Salek, Omanu Beach

Beach Sprint

30 – 39 Women 1 J Townsend, Omanu Beach 2 D McLeod, Omanu Beach 3 S Mihailof-Townsend, Omanu Beach 40 – 49 Women 1 D Hutchings, Waikanae 2 J Percy, Omanu Beach 3 L McCallum, Bethells Beach 50 – 59 Women 1 H Warbrick, Whakatane 2 D Reardon, Mt Maunganui 3 D Reid, Whakatane

Beach Relay

120+ Men 1 Omanu Beach 160+ Women 1 Waikanae 2 Red Beach 160+ Men 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Karekare

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180+ Men 1 Waimarama 200+ Women 1 United North Piha 200+ Men 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Waimarama

Short Course Boat 160+ Men 1 Red Beach 2 Orewa 3 Rarangi

Overall Age Group Winners

30-39 Women 1 J McGarvey, Omanu Beach 2 T George, Waimairi 3 D Snowden, Mt Maunganui 30-39 Men 2 1 D Munro, Mt Maunganui 2= L Campbell, Mairangi Bay 2= B Dunn, Mt Maunganui 40-49 Women 1 N Davoren, Papamoa 2 S Boubee, Papamoa 3 M Mitchell, Waikanae 40-49 Men 1 M Waide, Mt Maunganui 2 D Jones, Paekakariki 3 S Oldham, Omanu Beach 50-59 Women 1 D Reid, Whakatane 2 H Warbrick, Whakatane 3 D Reardon, Mt Maunganui 50-59 Men 1 K Harker, Papamoa 2= I Glover, Omanu 2= J Battaerd, Mairangi Bay 60-69 Men 1 B Bennett, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2= G Larsen, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2= P Jacobs, Mt Maunganui 70+ Men 1 R Blair, South Brighton 2 R Harker, Papamoa 3 S Salek, Omanu

State New Zealand Surf Life Saving Championships, 8–10 March 2013, Main Beach, Mt Maunganui Surf Race

Open Men 1 G Haynes, Mt Maunganui 2 M Janes, Midway 3 G Anderson, NPOB Open Women 1 E Smith, Omanu Beach 2 K Wannan, Piha 3 N Peat, Papamoa U19 Men 1 T Stacey, Lyall Bay 2 B Johnston, Papamoa 3 M Pickering, Papamoa U19 Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 J Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 C Doyle, St Clair U16 Men 1 A Trembath, St Clair 2 M Scott, Midway 3 B Brandham, Brighton U16 Women 1 J Barrett, NPOB 2 K Boocock, Red Beach 3 B Tucker, Sumner

Ski Relay

Open Men 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 South Brighton Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Omanu Beach 3 Piha U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Red Beach 3 Lyall Bay U19 Women 1 South Brighton 2 Papamoa 3 Mt Maunganui B

Double Ski

Open Men 1 Titahi Bay 2 Taylors Mistake Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Westshore 3 Fitzroy U19 Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 St Clair 3 Midway

U19 Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Papamoa 3 Red Beach

Short Course Canoe

Open Men 1 Waimairi 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi Open Women 1 Taylors Mistake 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 Whakatane U19 Men 1 Waimairi 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach U19 Women 1 United North Piha 2 Waikanae 3 Red Beach

Long Course Canoe

Open Men 1 Waimairi 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi Open Women 1 Taylors Mistake 2 Wainui 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi U19 Men 1 Whakatane 2 Red Beach 3 Waimairi U19 Women 1 United North Piha 2 Waimairi 3 Ocean Beach Kiwi

Short Course Boat

Open Men 1 Piha 2 Bethells Beach 3 North Beach Open Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Red Beach U23 Men 1 Piha 2 Waihi Beach 3 Piha U21 Women 1 Titahi Bay 2 Red Beach 3 Bethells Beach U19 Men 1 Whangamata 2 Piha 3 Bethells Beach

Long Course Boat

Open Men 1 Piha 2 Piha 3 Whangamata Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Whangamata 3 Piha U23 Men 1 Piha 2 Piha 3 Rarangi U21 Women 1 Red Beach 2 Muriwai 3 Bethells Beach U19 Men 1 Piha 2 Waihi Beach 3 Whangamata

Beach Sprint

Open Men 1 K Harman, Papamoa 2 P Cracroft-Wilson, Fitzroy 3 M Foster, South Brighton Open Women 1 A Wright, Mt Maunganui 2 H Moczydlowski, Mt Maunganui 3 C Hickman, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 T Harris, Wainui 2 J Hills, Papamoa 3 A Saunders, Orewa U19 Women 1 S Karika, Ocean Beach Kiwi 2 S Gearey, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 K Radley, Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 S Murfitt, Fitzroy 2 S McNicol, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 K Cudd, Ocean Beach Kiwi U16 Women 1 O Eaton, NPOB

2 3

E Hodges, Piha M Kidd, Whangamata

Beach Flags

Open Men 1 M Foster, South Brighton 2 C O’Loughlin, Midway 3 T Harris, Wainui Open Women 1 M Howard, Fitzroy 2 C Hickman, Mairangi Bay 3 H Wyper, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 S Malu, Papamoa 2 S Forbes, Paekakariki 3 B Jeffcoat, Pacific U19 Women 1 M Kidd, Whangamata 2 C Procter, Papamoa 3 S King, Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 J Hurley, Red Beach 2 B McMahon, Fitzroy 3 J McCallum, East End U16 Women 1 C Fyall, Waikanae 2 O Eaton, NPOB 3 S Malley, East End

2km Run

Open Men 1 N Berry, Piha 2 C Edwards, Orewa 3 D Pahina, Midway Open Women 1 K Wannan, Piha 2 J O’Connor, Mt Maunganui 3 E Wilson, Muriwai U19 Men 1 H Reardon, Mt Maunganui 2 S Roy, Mt Maunganui 3 K Mouldey, Taylors Mistake U19 Women 1 L Bailey, Red Beach 2 G Harris, Wainui 3 R Morgan, Ocean Beach Kiwi U16 Men 1 F Mason, Whangamata 2 M Hodgson, Waimairi 3 S Fairburn, Mairangi Bay U 16 Women 1 I Kirk, Omanu Beach 2 L Johnson, South Brighton 3 A Ryland-Higgins, Kariaotahi

Beach Relay

Open Men 1 Papamoa 2 Wainui 3 Mt Maunganui Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Red Beach 3 Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 Paekakariki U19 Women 1 NPOB 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 Red Beach 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 Whangamata U16 Women 1 Waikanae 2 Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 Mt Maunganui

Ski Relay

Board Relay

Open Men 1 Red Beach 2 Midway Beach 3 Mt Maunganui Open Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Westshore U19 Men 1 Midway 2 Lyall Bay

Sport Results 3 St Clair U19 Women 1 Red Beach 2 Papamoa 3 Waikanae U16 Men. 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa U16 Women 1 Lyall Bay 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Wainui

Surf Teams

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 St Clair 3 Midway Open Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Lyall Bay 3 St Clair U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 NPOB 3 Mt Maunganui U19 Women 1 St Clair 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach U16 Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Papamoa 3 Lyall Bay U16 Women 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Red Beach

Board Rescue

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Taylors Mistake 3 Red Beach Open Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Mairangi Bay 3 Piha U19 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Red Beach 3 St Clair U19 Women 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Wainui 3 Red Beach U16 Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Lyall Bay 3 Waimairi U16 Women 1 Papamoa 2 Lyall Bay 3 Papamoa

Tube Rescue

Open Men 1 Red Beach 2 St Clair 3 Midway Open Women 1 Omanu Beach 2 Red Beach 3 Piha U19 Men 1 St Clair 2 NPOB 3 Papamoa U19 Women 1 Papamoa 2 St Clair 3 Sumner U16 Men 1 Papamoa 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa U16 Women 1 Lyall Bay 2 Papamoa 3 St Clair

Ski Race

Open Men 1 T Mitchell, Mairangi Bay 2 H Beattie, Ocean Beach Kiwi 3 D Fitzgerald, Waikanae Open Women 1 C Ryan, Red Beach 2 L Carrington, Mt Maunganui 3 R Cole, Fitzroy U19 Men 1 T Luka, Lyall Bay 2 Z Quickenden, South Brighton 3 S Roy, Mt Maunganui U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay

2 K Radley, Mt Maunganui 3 A Cochrane, Omanu Beach U16 Men 1 A Trembath, St Clair 2 D Edwards, Papamoa 3 J Moore, Lyall Bay U16 Women 1 A Donaldson, Wainui 2 B Ford, Midway 3 C Wilson, Fitzroy

Board Race

Open Men 1 N Malcolm, Mairangi Bay 2 C Moors, Red Beach 3 M Beattie, Omanu Beach Open Women 1 L Cowlrick, Westshore 2 A Bain, Omanu Beach 3 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay U19 Men 1 B Johnston, Papamoa 2 Z Orchard, Omanu Beach 3 D Hart, Papamoa U19 Women 1 D McKenzie, Mairangi Bay 2 K Wilson, Mt Maunganui 3 N Peat, Papamoa U16 Men 1 M Watts, Fitzroy 2 K Sefton, Mt Maunganui 3 M Bryant, Papamoa U16 Women 1 L Bradley, Mt Maunganui 2 T Watt, Lyall Bay 3 H Cox, Lyall Bay

Ironman

Open Men 1 M Beattie, Omanu Beach 2 G Haynes, Mt Maunganui 3 A Newton, Mt Maunganui Open Women 1 A Bain, Omanu Beach 2 N Peat, Papamoa 3 R Clarke, Orewa U19 Men 1 B Cochrane, Omanu Beach 2 B Nelson, NPOB 3 H Treanor, Mt Maunganui U19 Women 1 N Peat, Papamoa 2 J Miller, Mt Maunganui 3 K Stewart, Papamoa U16 Men 1 A Trembath, St Clair 2 J Moore, Lyall Bay 3 M Bryant, Papamoa U16 Women 1 H Williams. Red Beach

2 Papamoa 3

M Bryant,

A Barron, NPOB

Diamond Lady

U16 Women 1 H Williams, Red Beach 2 M Bryant, Papamoa 3 A Barron, NPOB

Taplin Relay

Open Men 1 Mt Maunganui 2 Mairangi Bay 3 South Brighton Open Women 1 Mairangi Bay 2 Omanu Beach 3 Westshore U19 Men 1 NPOB 2 Papamoa 3 Papamoa U19 Women 1 Red Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Mt Maunganui U16 Men 1 Midway 2 Mt Maunganui 3 NPOB U16 Women 1 Red Beach 2 Mt Maunganui 3 Papamoa

Overall Points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 11 12 13 14

Mt Maunganui Papamoa Red Beach Omanu Beach Mairangi Bay Piha St Clair NPOB Fitzroy Lyall Bay Waimairi Ocean Beach Kiwi Taylors Mistake Whangamata

14 16 17 18 19 19 21 22 22 22 22 26 27 28 28 30 30 30 30 30

Wainui Midway Waikanae South Brighton Titahi Bay United North Piha Westshore East End Waihi Beach Bethells Beach Whakatane Orewa Muriwai Sumner Paekakariki Brighton Rarangi Pacific North Beach Kariaotahi

2013 BP Surf Rescue NZ Championships 22 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 24 March 2013, Waipu Cove Tube Rescue

Premier 1 A Cronin/J Morwood/R Busing, East End 2 B Cross/M Harman/T Cox, Waimarama 3 D Butt/B Matuschka/H Gibson, Muriwai Women 1 C Laughton/S Laughton/O Woods, St Clair 2 M Bell/M Fisher/Z Merrick, Taylors Mistake 3 N Reid/A Waugh/J Nicoll, St Kilda Senior 1 D Charteris/J Gray/S Corbett-Wyatt, East End 2 J Harvey/B Ingram, Muriwai 3 L Keats/D Shanks/A Jones, Sumner U21 1 S Dwen/S Edwards/G Poole, Sunset Beach 2 J Smith/L Smith, Mairangi Bay 3 C Wheeler/K Wheeler/ Jamie Vuglar, Papamoa

Mass Rescue

Premier 1 A Cronin/J Morwood/R Busing/S Corbett-Wyatt/C Kelly, East End 2 M Brady/T Walsh/H Elmsly/P Smith/J Vuglar, Papamoa 3 S Parrat/G Thomas/J Holmes, Sumner Women 1 C Laughton/S Laughton/N Scott/G Scott, St Clair 2 M Bell/M Fisher/Z Merrick/A Hygate/R Pollock, Taylors Mistake 3 K Martyn/S Botting/E Rolfe, St Senior 1 D Charteris/J Gray/S Corbett-Wyatt, East End 2 J Harvey/B Ingram, Muriwai 3 L Keats/D Shanks/A Jones, Sumner U21 1 Chad Wheeler/K Wheeler/P Smith/N Coulter, Papamoa 2 J Smith/L Smith, Mairangi Bay 3 J Bracegirdle/L Cole/H Black/S Corbett-Wyatt/L Cox, East End

Assembly Rescue

136 122 69 53 51 47 35 30 28 28 23 22 20 18

18 17 15 14 10 10 9 6 6 6 6 5 4 3 3 1 1 1 1 1

Premier 1 A Cronin/J Morwood/R Busing, East End 2 S Parrat/G Thomas/J Holmes, Sumner 3 D Butt/B Matuschka, H Gibson, Muriwai Women 1 C Laughton/S Laughton/N Scott, St Clair 2 K Martyn/S Botting/E Rolfe, St Clair 3 M Keats/S Truscott/R Sies, Sumner Senior 1 H Andrews/M Aplin/B Pouaka, North Beach 2 T Mills/D Garton/A Spiekerman, Paekakariki 3 K Danz/S Nelson/L Cox,

U21

East End 1

C Wheeler/K Wheeler/P Smith, Papamoa 2 J Smith/L Smith, Mairangi Bay 3 T Ford/H Gold/M Kui, Kaka Point

Single Rescue

Premier 1 A Cronin/J Morwood/R Busing, East End 2 S Parrat/G Thomas/J Holmes, Sumner 3 M Brady/T Walsh/H Elmsly, Papamoa Women 1 C Laughton/S Laughton/N Scott, St Clair 2 E Johns/E Jones/N Mears, St Clair 3 H Freeman/J Mather/S Russell, North Beach Senior 1 T Mills/D Garton/A Spiekerman, Paekakariki 2 K Danz/S Nelson/L Cox, East End 3 M Crombie/I Davies/S Riddell, St Clair U21 1 J Bracegirdle/L Cole/S Corbett-Wyatt, East End 2 H Shrimpton/ L Powell/ R Shrimpton, Sunset Beach 3 N Chronican/S Fraser/G Scott, St Clair Open Teams Race 1 Waimarama 2 Papamoa 3 North Beach

Overall Club points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

East End St Clair Papamoa Sumner Paekakariki North Beach Taylors Mistake Sunset Beach Mairangi Bay Waimarama Muriwai St Kilda United North Piha NPOB Kaka Point Opunake Fitzroy Westshore

BP Club Trophy Top New Zealand Club

80 71 43 37 29 28 25 24 21 21 18 13 11 8 8 3 2 2

New Zealand Surf Boat Series The overall top three crews in the New Zealand Surf Boat Series for the season. Open Men 1 Titahi Bay Z 2 Piha A 3 Piha Boomers Open Women 1 Omanu 2 Red Beach 3 Orewa Ospreys U23 Men 1 Piha Pistols 2 Piha Pirates 3 Waihi Beach Blue U21 Women 1 Rarangi Red 2 Muriwai Muzzies 3 Paekakariki Black U19 Men 1 Waihi Beach Blue 2 Piha Red 3 Rarangi Red

BP Surf Rescue Series

The overall top three crews in the BP Surf Rescue Series for the season. These crews were presented their prizes at the BP Surf Rescue NZ Championships at Omaha Beach

Under 21 1 C Wheeler/K Wheeler/J Vulgar, Papamoa 69.9pts. 2 M Edwards/S Edwards/S Dwen, Sunset Beach 68.9pts 3 T Clark/L Baltus/V Hassan, Muriwai 55.7pts Senior 1 D Garton/T Mills/A Spiekerman, Paekakariki 72pts 2 L Nielson/M Regal/M Shieff, United North Piha Gold 66.5pts 3 R Lambie/J Craib/Z Merrick, Taylors Mistake 57.7pts Women 1 G Joseph/K Reardon/T Reilly, United North Piha 69.9pts 2 M Fisher/M Bell/Z Merrick, Taylors Mistake C 55.3pts 3 J Griffiths/G Poole/N Poole, Sunset Beach 41.4pts Premier 1 M Brady/T Walsh/H Elmsly, Papamoa 65.9pts. 2 A Lancaster/D Butt/S Butt, Muriwai B 54pts

East End Surf Life Saving Club

Arancia Trophy Top South Island Club St Clair

Arancia Trophy Top Premier Team

Andrew Cronin and James Morwood, East End

Opunake Cup Top Senior Team

Tyler Mills and Dwight Garton, Paekakariki

FoxEng Trophy Top Womens Team

Carla and Stephanie Laughton, St Clair

Dave Hickey Cup Top U21 Team

Chad and Kirby Wheeler, Papamoa

Don Wright Premier Single Rescue Cup

Andrew Cronin and James Morwood, East End

Housiaux Premier Assembly Rescue Trophy Andrew Cronin and James Morwood, East End

The West Coast Cup for Premier Mass Rescue Andrew Cronin and James Morwood, East End

The Cannon for Open Teams Race Waimarama

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Financials

Balance Sheet

Income Statement

Notes to Financial Statements

Auditors Report

This report and accompanying financial results can also be downloaded from the Surf Life Saving New Zealand website. www.surflifesaving.org.nz

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ANNUAL REPORT 2013

Financials

Balance Sheet as at 30 june, 2013

ASSETS

note

Current Assets Bank Current Accounts Accounts Receivable & Accruals Inventories Prepayments Total Current Assets

2013 $

2012 $

183,343 68,028 256,428 116,141 623,940

149,726 846,684 291,014 120,116 1,407,539

609,509 211,198 820,707

545,330 1,232 155,382 701,945

1,444,647

2,109,484

2013 $

2012 $

459,185 779,442 3,605 100,219 1,342,451

947,258 658,417 71,516 10,811 42,670 3,953 1,734,624

102,196

374,861

2013 $

2012 $

368,611 6,250 (272,665)

331,967 6,250 36,644

102,196

374,861

Non-Current Assets Property, Plant & Equipment Investments Life Saving First Aid Total Non Current Assets

3 14

Total Assets LIABILITIES

Current Liabilities Accounts Payable & Accruals Funds Received In Advance Funds Held from Districts Finance Leases GST Payable Other Liabilities Total Current Liabilities

Net Assets EQUITY Accumulated Funds Asset Revaluation Reserve Current Year Profit/Loss Total Equity

For and on behalf of the Board of Surf Life Saving New Zealand incorporated, which authorised the issue of the financial report on the 5th of August 2013.

Michael Bassett-Foss

Paul Dalton

Chairman

Chief Executive

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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Financials

Income Statement For year ended 30 june, 2013

INCOME

2013 $

2012 $

2,110,066 203,700 189,756 540,000 844,869 727,450 1,632,067 275,805 2,065,291 58,225 693,706 174,461

2,151,000 171,695 210,835 400,000 1,849,059 1,173,673 1,550,758 205,994 2,091,882 620,485 5,298

9,515,396

10,430,949

2013 $

2012 $

Club Support Sport Life Saving Income Generation National Office Audit Fees Depreciation Legal Fees Asset Loss / (Gain)

3,274,021 1,409,456 2,224,943 1,822,408 714,243 18,600 205,922 100,690 17,778

3,309,324 1,695,619 2,445,231 2,038,841 641,088 18,142 136,224 109,837 -

TOTAL EXPENDITURE

9,788,061

10,394,305

NET PROFIT/Loss

(272,665)

36,644

Funders Principal Funder New Zealand Lottery Grants Board Water Safety NZ Inc NZSAR Sport New Zealand Other Community Grants Fundraising Programmes & Services – Rescue & Education Programmes & Services – Sport Sponsorship Licensing Sale of Merchandise Sundry Income TOTAL INCOME EXPENDITURE

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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note

Financials

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 30 june ,2013

1 Reporting Entity The financial statements of Surf Life Saving New Zealand Incorporated (SLSNZ) for the year ended 30 June 2013 were authorised on the 5th of August 2013.

SLSNZ is a New Zealand Incorporated Society formed under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908. SLSNZ is not a reporting entity in terms of the Financial Reporting Act 1993. SLSNZ is a charity registered under the Charities Act 2005.

SLSNZ’s principal activity is “Protecting our Community in the Water”. An activity to facilitate this includes providing a National Sport programme for our membership. This remains unchanged during the period reported.

2 Specific Accounting Policies Basis of Preparation The financial statements have been prepared on a historical cost basis. 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. They comply with New Zealand equivalents to IFRSs and other

applicable Financial Reporting Standards, as appropriate for public benefit entities that qualify for and apply differential reporting concessions. Differential Reporting SLSNZ qualifies for differential reporting as they are not publicly accountable and is not considered large under the differential reporting framework. All differential reporting exemptions have been applied in full where applicable. Presentation Changes and Restatement of Accounts SLSNZ has altered the way in which it presents key expenditure items in order to better convey the purpose of funds spent and has restated prior year accounts accordingly. a) Goods and Services Tax

All figures are stated exclusive of Goods and Services Tax except Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable.

b) Property, Plant and Equipment

All property, plant and equipment is capitalised and recorded at cost less aggregate depreciation. • 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: Vehicles

5 Years

Computers and Electronic Equipment 3 Years

Office Furniture and Equipment

3 - 10 Years

IRB Simulator / Container

6 Years

Event Equipment

Buildings

Not depreciated

3 - 5 Years

• Impairment The carrying values of plant and equipment 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. c) Receivables

Receivables are stated at their estimated realisable value less any provision for doubtful debts.

d) Expenditure Carried Forward

Significant items of expenditure having a benefit or relationship to more than one period are written off over the period to which they relate.

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Notes to the Financial Statements continued

e) 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 life saving equipment that is on sold to Clubs or used for promotional purposes from time to time.

f) 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

assetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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. g) Income Tax

SLSNZ has Charitable Status from Inland Revenue for income tax purposes. There is no requirement to provide for income tax.

h) 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.

i) 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.

j) Investments

All investments are initially recognised at cost, being the fair value of the consideration given and include acquisition charges associated with the investment.

After initial recognition, investments which are classified as at fair value through profit and loss are measured at fair value. Gains or losses on investment classified as at fair value though profit or loss are recognised in the income statement.

Investments are valued by the fund manager (New Zealand Asset Management) at balance date based on information provided to them by relevant external investment fundâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s managers. k) Revenue Recognition

Certain grants have a particular purpose for use. Any unspent money at balance date is either returned to the grant provider or carried forward as a current liability on the balance sheet for completion in the following year.

l) Intangible Assets

SLSNZ have numerous registered trademarks which have benefit to SLSNZ but no financial value attributed in the financial statements. No financial valuation has been undertaken on these assets.

3 Property, Plant & Equipment 30 June 2013 Office Equipment/Furniture Computer Hardware/Software Event Equipment Event Safety Equipment IRB Simulator / Container Vehicle Buildings Total Property, Plant & Equipment continued

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Cost $ 100,135 564,231 396,027 57,827 231,200 358,353 23,030 1,730,802

Accum. Depreciation $ 100,018 385,655 310,185 49,253 115,536 160,646 1,121,293

Disposal $ -

Current Depreciation $ 1,155 72,629 26,357 3,867 38,449 63,068 205,524

Book Value Impairment $ -

2013 $ 117 178,575 85,842 8,573 115,664 197,707 23,030 609,509

Financials

30 June 2012 Office Equipment/ Furniture Computer Hardware/Software Event Equipment Event Safety Equipment IRB Simulator / Container Vehicle Buildings Total

Cost $ 100,135 408,706 327,315 51,671 604,450 325,550 23,030 1,840,858

Accum. Depreciation $ 98,862 313,026 283,827 45,387 77,088 104,087 922,278

Disposal $ -

Current Depreciation $ 2,715 28,347 14,572 2,778 38,554 49,258 136,224

Impairment $ 373,250 373,250

Book Value 2012 $ 1,273 95,680 43,488 6,284 154,112 221,463 23,030 545,330

4 Statement of Changes in Equity Opening Balance 1 July 2011 Net Movements Closing Balance 30 June 2012 Net Movements Closing Balance 30 June 2013

General Reserve $ 331,967 36,644 368,611 (272,665) 95,946

Asset Revaluation Reserve $ 6,250 6,250 6,250Â

Total $ 338,217 36,644 374,861 (272,665) 102,196

5 Commitments and Contingencies Contingent liability

The Organisation has stock of $69,658 which will be obsolete within the next 12 months and this stock, if it is not sold, will have to be written off in the 30 June 2014 accounts (2012: $nil). Lease commitments

Future minimum rentals payable under non-cancellable leases as at 30 June are as follows: Within one year After one year but not more than five years More than five years

2013 $

105,872 123,127 -

2012 $

290,709 125,715 -

SLSNZ has committed expenditure over the next twelve months totaling $0. This is in relation to promotional activity (2012: $75,000).

6 Sponsorship Sponsorship contracts are determined by their terms as confidential. Actual amounts provided by individual sponsors have not been disclosed.

7 Sundry Income This consists predominantly of income from Clubs contribution to their insurance premiums.

8 Fundraising The fundraising includes proceeds from National Jandal Day, lotteries and donations.

9 Income and Expenditure The financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2013 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. Specific expenses included in the income statement Leases Salaries and Wages (including Regional Lifeguards and Beach Education Instructors)

2013 $ 313,008 3,881,067

2012 $ 306,846 3,959,177

Income received for specific projects has been allocated as directed by the Funders. Any unspent funds have been carried forward.

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Notes to the Financial Statements continued

10 Related Party Transactions Surf Life Saving New Zealand had the following related party transactions entered during the year: Lifesaving First Aid Ltd $55,816 (2012: $63,948).

11 Trade and Other Receivables Accounts Receivable & Accruals Less Provision for Doubtful Debts Total

2013 $ 68,028 68,028

2012 $ 846,684 846,684

2013 $ 359,330 99,855 459,185

2012 $ 819,565 127,693 947,258

12 Trade and Other Payables Accounts Payable & Accruals Employee Provisions Total

13 Contribution towards Search & Rescue (SAR) Costs 2013 $ 40,000 30,891 34,127 7,247 17,850 59,640 189,756

Retention SAR Equipment SAR Asset Replacements Communications Network National SAR Training Regional SAR Training Total In addition there is income carried forward into future years of $155,244.

14 Life Saving First Aid Limited During the 2013 year, SLSNZ continued operating a First Aid programme through Lifesaving First Aid Limited; the company was originally incorporated in 1994 with the name Surf Trade New Zealand Limited. At balance date, the amount of advances made for expenses to this company was $211,198 (2012 $155,382.). This amount is payable upon demand and is interest free.

15 Auditors Remuneration Amounts received or due and receivable by Munro Benge Chartered Accountants Limited For audit of the financial report of the entity For NZCT Audit Lottery Audit Accountancy Advice For Tax Consultancy Total

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2013 $ 18,000 600 600 660 19,860

2012 $ 17,500 642 1,100 800 20,042

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Our People

Our People SLSNZ Patron The Governor-General Lt Gen Rt

Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae , GNZM QSO

President Sir Robert Harvey, QSO JP

(resigned September 2012) Neale Ames, QSM

Brett Sullivan

Dan Harris QSM

International Life Saving Federation Delegates

– Programmes and Services

Russell Hodder

Graeme Cullen

General Manager (until May 2013) Matt Warren

Projects & Fundraising Manager

Mark Weatherall

General Manager

(elected September 2012)

– Club Development

Board

Honours and Awards Committee

Michael Bassett-Foss Chairman

Warwick Bell Andrew Lancaster Nicola Nicol

(resigned September 2012) Brent Warner Colin Weatherall Nicky Duggan

(appointed December 2012) Geoff Hamilton

(appointed September 2012)

Chief Executive Paul Dalton

Senior Management Team Mike Keech

Sponsorship and

Marketing Manager

Neale Ames QSM (Chair) Michael Bassett-Foss Debbie Hutchings Neil Reid

Murray Wilson

Life Members Neale Ames QSM

Malcolm Beattie OBE Colin Benbrook

Denis Black ONZM Joost Brinck

Brian Cairns

Jim Campbell David Clarke

Warren Clow

John Constable Denis Cooksley Trevor Corkin

Grant Crossan

Graeme Cullen Rodger Curtice

Andy Kent

Donald Cutler

Education Manager

Bob Dickson

Lifesaving Services and

Graeme Danks

(from May 2013)

David East

Cheryl Lyster

Finance Manager

(from November 2012) Joanna Matthew

General Manager

– Corporate Services

(until November 2012)

Pat Ellison MBE David Emett

Robert Ferguson

Peter Fitzsimmons OBE Vaughan Garrett Peter Gibbons Ian Given

Dick Glover QSM

Bradley Simpson

Bill Gorely

(from May 2013)

Dennis (Rocky) Hall

Sport Manager

Ian Greenwood MNZM

Sir Robert Harvey QSO JP John Honnor OBE John Hook Tim Jago

Kent Jarman

Louis Jordain*

ILS Business Commission Brian Velvin MNZM

ILS Sports Commission (until November 2012)

Noel Kay

Mark Weatherall

Alan Larsen

(from November 2012)

Allen Lee MNZM*

Management Advisory Committees

Ian MacLaine

National Lifesaving Committee

Graeme Matheson

Allan Mundy

Murray Kemp David Lean QSO, JP Garry Mace

Ross Malyon QSM Dick McAllister

Bert McCarthny Greg McClurg

Napier McFedries

June McGregor QSM Barry McLean QSM Neville Nodder

David Poppelwell John Porter

Brian Quirk

Carol Quirk QSM Neil Reid MNZM

Mervyn Restall MNZM Bob Rogers Ron Stack

John Thomas MNZM Alan Thompson Peter Thorpe

Raymond Trilford Ted Varcoe

Brian Velvin MNZM

Basil Vertongen QSM Jim Wakelin

Valda Walsh Eoin Waugh

Murray Wilson

Wally Wilson QSM

ILS Sports Commission

Phil Harman

Anthony North Mike Smith

Mike Tames

Brad Ward Able National Resuscitation Council Representative Jonathon Webber

New Zealand Selectors Rescue 2012 Campaign

(Appointed January 2011) Duane Dalton (convenor) Scott Bartlett Jason Pocock

Jonelle Quane National Sport Committee Johnny Clough Joel Davies

Brad O’Leary

Jonelle Quane

Matt Sutton (Chair) Kurt Wilson

Surf Official Leadership Group Johnny Clough Graeme Danks Ross Doyle

Wayne Franich John Hook

Debbie Hutchings Dave Shanks

Alistair Thorpe

Brian Velvin MNZM Mark Weatherall

* denotes deceased during the year See www.surflifesaving.org.nz/contactus for Staff listing and contact details.

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Acknowledgements

Thank You Thanks to the commitment and support of our partner family we are able to keep a lifeguarding presence on the beaches around New Zealand.

Principal Partner

Major Partners

Supporter Partners

Funding Partners

Thank you to the following land authoritiesâ&#x20AC;Ś.. 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, 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,

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