Wanda SLSC Annual Report 2015 by Wanda SLSC

WA N D A ANNUAL S U R F C L U B REPORT

2015

2014 - 2015

69th Annual Report & Financial Statements Contents Notice of AGM and Agenda

Education Awards

March Past Report

Office Bearers

Patrol Statistics

Pool Rescue Report

President’s Report

JAG Reports and Awards

Surf Life Saving Association

Wanda Presentation Night

Director of Surf Sports’ Report

Births, Deaths and Marriages

Special Awards

Master’s Report

Mateship Trek

Boat Captain’s Report

Ladies Auxiliary Report

Director of Administration Report 12

Beach Captain’s Report

Vale

Board of Directors’ Attendance

Ski Captain’s Report

Championship & Carnival Results 55

Facilities Director’s Report

2km Beach Run Report

Major Sponsors

Building Committee’s Report

R & R Reports

Finance Director’s Report

Club Captain’s Report

2014 Sutherland to Surf

Financial Report

Director of Education’s Report

Spring Beach Classic 2014

Financial Members

Patron’s Message

69th Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the 69th Annual General Meeting of Wanda Surf Lifesaving Club Incorporated will be held at the Wanda SLSC clubhouse, Wanda Beach on Saturday 11th July, 2015 commencing at 3pm.

AGENDA 1. Welcome to Guests, Visitors and Members

Office Bearers Patron

Life Members

Ernest B. Stephens OAM

Percy Ainsworth † Gregory Allum OAM Frank Bailey Steve Barrett Peter Brady Michael Brannock Jeff Brown Tony Buckingham John Cadet Owen Coulter Noel Cox Terry Dowers Graham Dyson † Trevor Elliott David Fairfax-Jones Jack Folwell † Alan Freeman † Keith Freer † Keith Garthon † Harry Gibbons † Michael Gibbs Max Hodson † Rod Hurst Douglas Iredale John Iredale † Norm Jamieson † Keith Lord † William Maker John May Ken McDonnell † Gordon McKirdy Sean McKirdy Bob Moffatt Ross Pratt † Colin Ricketts John Salmon Ron Sandstrom OAM † Joe Sheppard † Ron Smith Bill Stafford † Ernest Stephens OAM Eric Suann † Albany Vail Jamie Walker †

Senior Vice Patrons Eleni Petinos MLA Peter Kerr AM Scott Morrison MHR Kevin Schreiber Mark Speakman Gary Bradshaw

2. Lifesavers Prayer

Foundation Members

3. Apologies

Les Bates † Syd Bates † John Blake † Lindsay Campbell † Ken Dawes Williams Dews Snr. † Ralph Fitzpatrick † Keith Freer † Keith Garthon † Harry Gibbons † Clive Hollaway † William Kelly † Keith Lord † Bruce Macklin † Ken McDonnell † John McNally † Wal Deal ukn Ern Newberry † Fred Osborne † Alan Richards † Fred Richards Eric Sebrire † Eric Sheppard † Joe Sheppard † Eric Suann † William Whitehurst †

4. To confirm and adopt the Minutes of the 68th Annual General Meeting held on Sunday 13th July 2014 5. Business Arising 6. Presentation of Life Membership badges, 50 year awards and 25 year awards 7. To receive, consider and adopt the 69th Annual Report and Financial Statements 8. To elect Office Bearers for the ensuing year 9. General Business – urgent only For and behalf of the Board of Directors G McKirdy Director of Administration

Life Members Ladies Auxiliary

Ann Ainsworth Nita Allum † Sue Backhouse Mary Brady † Noelene Caesar Jean Gibbons † Judy Hunter Beryl Iredale Sylvia McCarthy † Lyn Robbins Wendy Sandstrom

Life Members Junior Activities Group (Founded May 1988) Donna Brown Jeff Brown John Douglas

Don Hudson Mark Howden Robyn Lester Dean McMahon David Mullinger Ken Smith James Traves

Foundation Members Wanda Bluebottles Brian Abbott † L. Barnes Joe Brock † John Brown Dave Clelland Snr. Noel Cox John Iredale † Max Kirk Allan Kentwell Snr † Kevin Lonsdale † Bruce McCarthy † Geoffrey Morris Ron Sandstrom OAM † Rex Sargeant † Frank Scott Alan Steege Ernest Stephens OAM

Life Members Wanda Bluebottles (1964-1988) Bruce Breadner † Barry Bulmer Dave Clelland Snr Kevin Lennox Kevin Lonsdale † John McAuliffe † Bruce McCarthy † Keith McKeachie † Eric Topper David Ward Kay Ward

Board of Directors President

2014 - 2015

Director of Administration Gordon McKirdy

Direct of Finances Trevor Elliott

Director of Surf Sports Chris Fox

Director of Education Brett Furniss

Director of Lifesaving Vacant

Director of Member Services John De Cean

Director of Club Facilities Mark Sargeant Paul Auglys

Director of JAG Ian Blackhall

Club Officers Deputy Administration Director Tony Holland

Registrar Ken Smith

Publicity Officer Vacant

Deputy Finance Director Paul Leighton

Anita Pryke

Deputy Lifesaving Director

Deputy President

Vacant

Ben Harris

Club Captain Graham Hill † deceased

Events Organiser

Maintenance Manager

Beach

Office Administration

Anita Pryke

Vacant

Social Organiser

Gymnasium Manager

John Woods Jnr.

Rod Holdsworth

Wayne Owen, Jock Campbell, Tate Wilkins, Mark Reilly,

Deputy Lifesaving Director

Caretaker

Alex Johnson, John Douglas, Margaret Ryall-Egan, Carol Woods, Elizabeth Sargeant

Vacant

Deputy Education Director Vacant

Deputy Member Services Director Vacant

Steve Winner Jaimee Mulder

Youth Organiser Vacant

O.H.S. Officer Vacant

Member Protection

Ski Mick Georgaris Snr, Scott Allen, Ken Smith

Surf

IRB Captain

Judiciary

Trevor Taylor

Frank Bailey, Steve Pynsent, Mick Brannock, James Caterson, Rod Holdsworth

Surf Board Riding

LMCC

Glenn Bell, Brian Cowan

Greg Pierce

Head Official Vacant

Head Coach Greg Pierce

R&R Captain Anne Caterson

Boat Captain Scott Benson

Swim Captain Kirstie-May Morris

Ski Captain Michael Georgaris Snr

Greg Allum OAM, Col Ricketts, Jon Dimitrious, Peter Bitmead, Mick Georgaris JNR

JAG See Page 39

Masters Captain Vacant

Under 19 Manager Kate Morris

Under 17 Manager Dean McMahon

Under 15 Manager Brett Taper

Race Secretary Jeff Brown

Touring Team Manager Jeff Brown

Anita Pryke Graham Hill

Rules and By-Laws John De Cean, Tait Brannock, Trevor Elliott, Chris Fox, Jeff Brown

Sutherland to Surf

Building

Vacant

Blake McCrindle

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Surf Board Riding Captain

Beach Captain

Pool Rescue

SLSS Delegates

Tate Wilkins

Andrew Evans

March Past

Ladies Auxiliary

Mick Brannock (Convenor), Sue Backhouse, Sue Brannock, Anne Caterson, Trevor Elliott, Steve Pynsent, Anita Pryke

Board Captain

Vacant

Anita Pryke, Mark Sargeant, Brett Furniss, Trevor Elliott, Mitchell Pryke, Gary Bradshaw

Coaches R&R John Douglas, Gordon McKirdy

Rowing Les Townsend, Ron Doolan, Scott Benson, Geoff Young, Rod Holdsworth, Nathan Spinner

Licensee Michael Brannock

Functions Manager Cara Woods

Auditor Frank Larosa

Legal Advisor Peter Kerr

Sponsorship Gay Curtis

IT Advisor Tim Hodgson

Harvie Allison Joyce Bickley Ron Bickley Steven Bourke Graeme Bowen Harry Brown OAM Ian Bourke Billy Butterfield Gary Calnan Bill Campbell Bernie Cohen Peter Cullen Malcolm Dickey Len Ewers Brad Forrest Barry Holbert Calvin Holbert Phillip Holt Frank Larosa Jim McIntyre Gordon McKIrdy Col Mulhall David Murray-Nobbs William Prestage John Rayner Bill Sheridan Ric Thorburn John Veage Brad Whittaker

Vice Patrons – Sutherland Shire Councillors Hassan Awada Phil Blight Tracy Cook Tom Croucher Kent Johns Carmelo Pesce Carol Provan John Riad Peter Scaysbrook Kevin Schreiber Steve Simpson Deidree Steinwall Peter Towell Bruce Walton Scott Williams

69 years of Lifesaving Service to our Community. Once again Wanda SLSC can proudly boast NO LIVES LOST during our patrol hours as defined by our Club Patrol Agreements. This season our first day on patrol was on the 20th of September 2014 and we finished on the 26th of April 2015. Our active members carried out a total of 7990 voluntary patrolling hours on the beach, 490 hours of water safety with 722 preventative actions, 50 rescues, 59 first aid cases, none of these requiring ambulances, and a total of 18 beach closures due to surf conditions for the season. Our members can be very proud of their Vigilance and Service they provide for the beach going public. Comparing the statistics from last season our rescues were under 50% of those recorded last season and our preventative actions down nearly 33% whilst our total patrolling hours were up by 540 hours. My thanks must go to Graham Hill who once again has stepped up to take on the role as Club Captain, a position that he has held many times before and brings a wealth of knowledge to this incredibly important role in our Surf Club. These very good statistics no doubt come from the hard work and hours he puts into this role which was harder this year as Graham did not have a Director of Lifesaving to help share the work load. Also of course my sincere appreciation to all the Patrol Captains and Vice Captains who all do a fantastic job running their Patrols so efficiently. This year also saw the role of IRB Captain taken up by Trevor Taylor; he has been ably assisted by Steve Stavrou, Sam Axiotis, Graham Wright, Jared Adams-Lau and

Brett Atikson . Trevor has put in countless hours ensuring that all the equipment was working efficiently, repairing engines and the IRBs, ensuring that there was plenty of fuel for the patrols as well as water safety. Whilst Sam and Graham oversaw the training of crews and drivers, this is an incredibly important section, one that we cannot function without on every patrol and carnival. These members have done a tremendous job, thank you! I would like to convey my heartfelt gratitude to all the Directors for their support; it has been a very hard year with not having a Club House, and completing the building of the beautiful new Club House. It has meant many of the Directors had to work off site with their committees. My thanks to” Sharkies” who so kindly let us use their meeting rooms for all our Directors and subcommittee meetings. Also our thanks to North Cronulla SLSC for allowing Brett Furniss to use their Club House for all our Life Saving education training. This year we have seen the completion of the largest and most expensive building works that Wanda has ever undertaken, what was known as Stage 2. These works saw the vast majority of the old part of the building demolished to make way for new downstairs facilities such as new office, gym, women’s toilets and change rooms, caretaker’s room, larger Nipper and lifesaving storage areas and education room. Upstairs, we now have a very large protected

north facing balcony which flows off the very spacious “Founders Room”, kitchen, bar which services both the Founders Room and balcony and storage areas. I would like to extend my gratitude to both our Architects – ARTAS Architects and Builders – INTREC for their professional and personal attention to the completion of this project. I also must thank the very hardworking Building subcommittee for the enormous number of hours that they gave to ensure that this project was finished to such a high standard. E

Sub-Committees

Vice Patrons

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Kristie-May Morris, Tait Brannock

Vacant

Deputy Surf Sports Director

Dean McMahon, Scott Allen, Andrew Evans, Kate Allum, Kristie-May Morris, Greg Pierce, Nick Fox, Mitchell Allum, Joel Bolewski, Cameron Pyett

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John De Cean

Lifesaving Events Captain

Board

President's REPORT

The C.V. Forshaw Trophy, which is presented to the “Most Consistent Member”, is voted by secret ballot over the last twelve months by the Directors at the monthly meetings. The honour this year again goes to our Director of Education and also a member of the Building Subcommittee, Brett Furniss. Brett’s role includes the teaching squads of Bronze Medallion, SRC, ARTC and other special awards; he is also an Assessor taking many of the Lifesaving exams in the District. Even with the difficulties of having to complete the lifesaving education at North Cronulla SLSC our Education Awards are up 40% on last year’s awards. It is pleasing to see that all the hard work Brett has put into education and helping with the building works has been recognised by this highly sort after award. On behalf of the Directors and members of Wanda, Thank you Brett!

The Competition section again this season produced some fantastic results, thanks to Chris Fox Director of Competition and all your very hard working group of captains, coaches and supporters. Some of the highlights were,

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3rd – State Titles at Umina and Ocean Beaches for both the JAG and Opens

Gold 9 6 8 23 Silver 12 8 4 24 Bronze 4 8 3 15 Total

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Open 6 person RnR

Leah Pilkington

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12 Representatives in the Sydney Branch team

BJD Male Athlete of the Year (9-10 years)

At this year’s Sydney Branch Awards of Excellence held at the Randwick Labor Club we were very well represented in the results. The following members did exceptionally well:

ORB Member of the Year James Caterson

High Commendations (joint) Chole Gentle and Elly O’Donoghue

15th Australian Open Championships

Jed Buckley

Under 15 Female of the Year

Gold 4 3 3 10 Silver 0 3 4 7 Bronze 2 3 6 11 Total

BJD Male Lifesaver of the Year Ian Kerz, Brock Douglas, Grant Sandstrom, Kurt Melville, Blake McCrindle, Stuart Smith and Gordon McKirdy (coach)

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Under 19 Female Athlete of the Year Emily Rohr High Commendation Danielle McMahon

Under19 Male Athlete of the Year High Commendation Izaak Smith

GOLD MEDALS TO:

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Nathan Rohr

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Under 14 Male Surf Board Riding

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Chloe Gentle

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Under 14 Female 2km Beach Run

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Elly O’Donoghue

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Under 15 Female 2km Beach Run

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Hudson Berry, Adam Mortlock, Jamee Smith and Kurt Stavrou

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Under 15 Male Beach Relay

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Danielle McMahon

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Under 19 female Surf Board Riding

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Izaak Smith

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Under 19 mixed Surf Belt

Masters Female Athlete of the Year High Commendation Donna Cox

Team of the Year High Commendation (joint) U/15 Male Beach Relay Adam Mortlock, Kurt Stavrou, Jamee Smith and Hudson Berry

6 Person R7R Team Gordon McKirdy (coach) Grant Sandstrom, Stuart Smith, Brock Douglas, Ian Kerz, Kurt Melville and Blake McCrindle

Surf Sports Coach of the Year Dean McMahon High Commendation Jock Campbell

BJD Female Athlete of the Year (9-10 years)

Fletcher warn

BJD Male Athlete of the Year (11-12 years) Riley Dixon

BJD Team of the Year High Commendation

Under 13 Female Board Relay Team Mia Ross, Kiera Warn and Rachel Sothern

CHAMPION CLUB Wanda SLSC 3rd Place

The JAG placed 2nd at the State Titles at Umina and Ocean Beaches their best result for quite a few years. Congratulations to our talented younger members; also to a hard working JAG Committee, led by Ian Blackhall, Chairperson. Our future continues to look bright, with some great competitors and future lifesavers progressing through the ranks. The Club continues to work alongside the JAG to ensure that we can maintain and improve on the retention of our Nippers moving into the senior ranks; these members are our future. The JAG ran a very successful “Wave Warriors” Carnival which proved to be very popular and one that they want to build on for next season. The training camp once more proved to be very

popular with our younger members with instruction coming from our senior competitors, some of which are State and National Champions. The Wanda JAG was also well represented with 6 members part of the Sydney Interbranch team. The 42nd Brooks, Caltex Sutherland Surf saw Mick Brannock in the role of the Co-ordinator, which he does so well, along with Anne Caterson in her role of Traffic Management Organiser. Mick, Anne and the S2S Committee do an amazing job pulling together an event that is iconic in the Sutherland Shire. This years S2S saw a change in the finish. With the numbers of participants and spectators increasing it was becoming quite congested finishing in front of the Club House, with the now long straight finish into Don Lucas Reserve has given the competitors and spectators much more room to disperse at the end of the race. As we approach our 43rd S2S I strongly encourage all our members to get behind this committee and take up a job on the day. The funds that are raised from this event go back into the club to assist all members with the day to day costs of running the Club and the lifesaving equipment that is needed for our active members to carry out their lifesaving duties. Also our appreciation goes to Chris and Rhonda Fox, Lizzy Sargeant, Carol Woods and Gay Curtis for the running and organisation of the “Crust/Snap Spring Beach Classic”. This event continues to grow and I am sure it will become a popular event on the fun run calendar Some other fundraisers that have contributed to the benefit of our club and members this year were ■■

The Cook Community Classic

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The TJM Southside Intercities Carnival

To our Gym Manager, Rod Holdsworth, thank you for keeping our Gym in such wonderful working condition. This year saw a much larger role for Rod with the dismantling of the old gym and setting up in the much larger, brighter and airier space for the gym. My thanks to Solly, Bill Prestage and Gary Schmalfeldt for proving so much help to Rod with the move and set up of the equipment. Thank you to our new registrar Ken Smith for looking after our membership records so ably. Thank you to Wanda’s Ladies Committee and Chairwoman Lyn Robbins for the many hours they give to making our carnivals and functions so successful. I always receive so many lovely compliments about our Ladies’ catering at the carnivals that we run. These hard working ladies sponsored the prizes for our 100% Lifesavers for Presentation Night. Thank you to John Douglas for the hours you spend on the computer entering our members into the carnivals. To our many Club Sponsors, we cannot thank you enough for your generous support. I wish to ask all members to take note of our sponsors and patronize their business houses. To our major sponsors: Brooks, St George & Sutherland Shire Leader, Tradies, The Holt Group, Sutherland Shire Council, Caltex Petroleum, Coates Hire, Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar Cronulla, Kareena Private Hospital, Sydney Water, The Shire Local Banking, Coca-Cola Amatil, Nova 969, Veolia Water Australia, Payce,

TJM Southside, ANSTO,AJ Grant, Kemp Strang Lawyers, Nine News, INTREC, Snap Caringbah, CJ Doyle Contracting Services, Engadine Bowling and Recreation Club and Lloyds SUPA IGA Cronulla we thank you for your continued involvement with Wanda. To Gay Curtis a very big thank you and our gratitude for all her hard work and professionalism in helping secure and looking after our sponsors. The contribution of those outside the club is not only welcomed but greatly valued. There are some people that have helped and assisted the Club over the past year. I wish to thank Scott Morrison Federal Member for Cook, Mark Speakman State Member for Cronulla, Barry Collier State Member for Miranda, John Rayner General Manager SSC, Cr Kent Johns Mayor SSC, and Cr Kevin Schreiber, Cr Scott Williams Cr Carol Provan JP CMC Councillors A Ward SSC. Brad Whittaker Manager for Beach Operations SSC, and the Life guards who we work closely with. To our sister Clubs in Bate Bay I wish you all the best for the coming season, and I look forward to working closely with you on the many District matters that have arisen in the course of this season. We now have what I believe is one of the best Surf Clubs in Australia. Over the years I have spoken about our future looking bright with our lifesaving, education, competition, JAG and finances always on the improve and this year is no different. I wish all members the very best for the coming season.

Anita Pryke President

Wanda Presentation night

2014 - 2015

Wanda SLSC Special Awards On Friday the 29th of May Wanda SLSC showcased the best of what Wanda had to offer in surf lifesaving, competition, education and all the other aspects of our surf club at the annual presentation night.

“C.V Forshaw Trophy”

Most Outstanding Instructor

Most Consistent Member: Brett Furniss

Brett Furniss and Sam Axiotis

Trophy Donor: The Forshaw Family The venue was our very own newly rebuilt Founders Room and it was befitting the occasion as it provided a spectacular stage for our members to be recognised for their excellent work toward helping our community and also the betterment of Wanda SLSC. The event was very well attended by our members and friends of Wanda which included Sutherland Shire councillors Kevin Schreiber, Scott Williams and Tracy Cook as well as Eleni Petinos, the State Member for Miranda and the NSW Minister for the Environment, Minister for Heritage and Assistant Minister for Planning, The Honourable Mark Speakman who, as always, are warmly welcomed within our great club. The awards that were presented on the night exemplified Wanda’s

continual commitment to excellence in all aspects of surf lifesaving. This is no less personified than in our C.V. Forshaw trophy winner for 2015, Brett Furniss who has demonstrated his dedication to improving our club with his work as the Director of Education, and serving on the Building Committee and on the Board of Directors. I’m sure you will all agree that Brett is a worthy winner of the trophy. The presentation night as always served as a timely reminder that while the new building and Founders Room is integral to securing the financial future of the club, the strength of Wanda is in its people…. The members. It is the work of the members which continues to grow and improve Wanda and make the building of the new Founders

Room possible. The new Founders Room will now be able to be used as a focal point to continue to build on the positive culture we have at Wanda.

Open Lifesaver of the Year

To all our award winners we congratulate you on your achievement and encourage you to continue with your work in growing Wanda SLSC into one of the finest surf lifesaving clubs in Australia. To our members who did not receive an award at the presentation night, we send you the message that your efforts and contribution to our organisation is no less valued than our award winners. All friends and members of Wanda are welcome and we look forward to having your involvement in the upcoming season; no matter what form that participation may take.

Britney Pierce

Jared Adams-Lau Trophy Donor: R.J. Mickelson Memorial Trophy

Junior Lifesaver of the Year Trophy Donor: Anita & Mitchell Pryke

Champion Patrol of the Year Patrol 3

Scott Bickley Ski Trophy Micheal Georgaris Jnr Trophy Donor: Ron and Joy Bickley

Swimmer of the Year Izaak Smith Trophy Donor: Michael Kay

Beach Captain’s Award Matt Lewis

Trophy Donor: Peter Brady

Boat Crew of the Year Junior U/19 Les Townsend (Sweep), Tom Colquhoun, Jack Kenning, Matt Pescud, Conor McGrath Trophy Donor: Gary and Margaret Bradshaw

Most Consistent U19 Member Male: Izaak Smith Female: Danielle McMahon Trophy Donor: Greg Allum OAM and Family

Most Improved U19 Member Male: Peter Axiotis Female: Abbey Schott and Maddie Taper Trophy Donor: William Prestage

Most Consistent U17 Member Male: Kurtis Smith

Boat Captain’s Award

Female: Lauren McMahon

Sam Keppel Trophy Donor: Trevor Elliott

Trophy Donor: Don and June Hudson

Most Improved Junior Boat Rower

Most Improved U17 Member

Tom Colquhoun

Male: Josh Fernandes

Trophy Donor: Mick Brannock

Female: Lucy Furniss

Most Consistent & Improved R&R Team Gordon McKirdy (Coach), Grant Sandstrom, Brock Douglas, Emily Caterson, Blake McCrindle, Kurt Melville, Stuart Smith. Trophy Donor: “Ron Sandstrom Memorial Trophy”

R&R Competitor of the Year Sarah Brown Trophy Donor: Gordon McKirdy

Most Outstanding IRB Operator

Trophy Donor: Bill Maker

Most Consistent U15 Member Male: Tyler Nott Female: Emma Brown Trophy Donor: Ernest (Solly) Stevens OAM

Most Improved U15 Member Male: Jamee Smith Female: Elly O’Donoghue Trophy Donor: “Jamie Walker Memorial Trophy”

Aaron Scheibel

Trophy Donor: Kevin Lennox

Patron's Message Well it does not feel as if it was two years ago that we had a Special General Meeting to accept the idea putting plans out to tender to get costing of building extensions to our club.

As you read this message you should be proud of the results. I feel that we are the envy of the other Bate Bay clubs. My thanks go out to all of those members who put in some effort to make the vision come through. Now that we have it, I hope that all members appreciate it and play their part in looking after it in the future.

More importantly, it was good to see an improvement in our patrolling and as I am writing this message I am looking forward to see our ranking in the Sydney Branch. In saying this, those who know me, know that good is not is not good enough, I still see blemishes in our patrolling - we can be more observant and attentive on

patrolling and our patrol captains should recognize signs of boredom creeping in and take action to avoid it. It is good to see our award members are. It would be nice to see more members step up to train squads and train another each year. I know through experience the satisfaction one gets to see their squad pass their exam, especially if they have achieved a high standard. In regards to the competition side of our club, we have dropped in our ranking slightly as the big money clubs rise to the top. Things I like to see in this area are: Effort, Friendship & Loyalty. There are only 3 medals given out and 6 placings taken in point scores. Our results are covered by other officers of our club in this report. Believe me most competitors in races don’t win accolades but we

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Then again at another Special General Meeting on the 1st June 2014 approving for the Committee to seek finance from the bank for a loan of $1.5 million to go ahead with the project.

should be happy to see them try hard then shake hands with their fellow competitors (Sportsmanship).

It would not be me if I did not have a whinge!!! This time again it’s with the association. Over the past five years or so we have seen the movement of the Australian Championships put back 2 or 3 weeks, coinciding with Anzac Day Eve, as well as lengthening the competition season for most members. It also eats into the season of other sports. We must ask - are they organizing the Championships for the Members, Sponsors, Local Councils or Competition? Looking forward to seeing you on the beach next season.

Ernest B. Stephens A.O.M. (Solly)

Director of Administration Report It is my pleasure to present to you the 69th Annual Report and Financial Statements of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Inc.

The start of the year began with a new Club Captain and the immediate focus was on restoring our lifesaving reputation.

to see the calibre of those who stood up to be counted.

Soon to follow was a realisation that a few of our Competition Section Leaders were not going to fulfil their obligations together with the resignations of both office staff after many years of dedicated service.

In the competition arena you could not help but notice the work that Greg Pierce, Ken Smith and Dean McMahon contributed. Together with Scott Benson, Tate Wilkins and Jock Campbell they made sure that our performances were top class and the club should be proud of remaining in the top three at State level. The last minute installation of Jeff Brown as team manger had us heading in the right direction at Aussies, but even the talents of Charlie and Donna needed a bit more time to make the team capable of a top ten finish. I have no doubt they will achieve this feat next year.

As most of my committee years without the help of paid staff, my natural reaction was to begin relying on our best volunteers to keep the club rolling along and it was pleasing

From a club management point of view, Paul Auglys stepped up and headed a new sub-committee that was originally formed by Mark Sargeant. My deputy Tony Holland

However relations soon became strained as multiple meetings for building approvals added to the pressure of enforcing new hard-line patrol procedures and the patience of our members was tested from having to operate out of converted shipping containers.

2014-2015

Name

President

Anita Pryke

Club Captain

Graham Hill

Deputy President

Ben Harris

Administration Director

Gordon McKirdy

Finance Director

Trevor Elliott

Education Director

Brett Furniss

Surf Sports Director

Chris Fox

Member Service Director John de Cean

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As the year went on, my R&R commitments built and I was relieved to add Alex Johnson to our administration staff. Alex has added her own expertise to our monthly newsletters and has been most professional in her assistance to Anita, Graham and myself. I am grateful for the support she has received from our members, particularly Lizzie and Carol. Margaret Ryall has recently joined us to assist with the Sutherland to Surf and I expect that she’ll also receive the same friendly support. I’m genuinely shattered that I cannot continue with this role next year due to some tragic circumstances at my work, but I will continue to offer my assistance anywhere I can.

Board of Director Attendance Position

is also on this committee and he has been a great help with my work load, both administrative and in R&R competition.

Facilities Director

Mark Sargeant

Facilities Director

Paul Auglys

JAG Director

Ian Blackhall

On reflection I can’t imagine the stress that I have put on my family and work colleagues as I took on a number of additional jobs like refereeing R&R at the State Championship and coordinating the R&R area at Sydney Branch Carnivals. I can only ask that more of our members become involved in this great club. Despite all I’ve put into this place, I always feel that I have derived more out of it.

Gordon McKirdy Director of Administration

Facilities Director Report Construction of the Clubhouse is now finally complete and thanks to the hard work of the Building Committee (Anita Pryke, Mitchell Pryke, Brett Furniss, Trevor Elliott and Mark Sargeant) we have a Surf Club that is the envy of all others and can sustain us into the future.

Just before the build was completed, Sarge stood down from his position as Facilities Director. I would like to thank him for all of his hard work and for leaving the Club in such a fantastic position. Sarge also worked with Bernie Cohen of Essential Certifiers Liverpool to sign off on the building, saving the club over $15,000. Many thanks, Bernie. Now that the majority of the building work is complete our focus turns to finalising the décor of the Founders Room and completing the changes to the Boat, IRB and Board and Ski shed. In April Cara Woods was appointed as our new Bar and Functions Manager and Mitch Palmer as her assistant. After a lot of hard work and some teething issues, the bar is now operational on Sundays for members and their guests. Requests to hire the Founders Room for functions are pouring in and we are in great shape to meet revenue targets. Over the coming months we will be installing a new point of sale system and also be making some minor changes to the bar to ensure the service we offer is of the highest standard. In addition we will be making some improvements to the audio visual system and refreshing our furniture, photographs and other memorabilia to ensure that the Founders Room meets the needs of all our members whilst not detracting from our ability to hire it externally.

The building works have also vastly improved the facilities available to all our members. The relocation of the gym has been a great success and patronage is way up. The fresh air and natural light certainly makes a difference and I would like to thank Stick (Rod Holdsworth) for all the work he has put in getting the place back up and running. At the time of writing this report the ice bath was nearing completion, the Nippers had just finished relocating their equipment to their new storage area, work had just commenced on building the new board and ski racks and the new access control system was just about to be commissioned. Once completed the IRB area will be extended and then our surf boats can return to the boat shed. A lot has been achieved in the last 12 months and I would like to thank all members for their continued patience and support while we finalise the building works. I am sure this coming season will be one of the best in Wanda’s proud history. Regards

Paul Auglys Facilities Director

Building Committee Report WANDA BUILDING COMMITTEE:

Stage 2 Building Works Completed. There was a concept started in 1981 when the then members decided the club house should reflect the proud Wanda tradition and be improved for a growing club and its members. There was a realization that the club would become too small for the future. Fast forward 20 years and Stage One of this realization was planned and enacted to accommodate surf equipment and change rooms downstairs and a tenant upstairs. In February 2013 the roof to the Founders Room was partially removed by severe storms which brought forward Stage Two planning and the decision was made to investigate design and cost. The Wanda Building Committee was formed. After approval from the Wanda SLSC membership the architect firm Artas was engaged to deliver drawing to the new Founders Room with a brief relating to the Stage One completed section of the building. The brief included expansion of the Founders Room over the complete east / west perimeter of the building, expansion of the verandah over the complete east / west perimeter, clear span to both areas, new central bar and kitchen facility, new bathrooms

Anita Pryke (chair from 30-10-14) Mark Sargeant (chair until 29-10-14) Trevor Elliott Brett Furniss Mitchell Pryke Gary Bradshaw (Contract – resigned 29-10-14)

and access stairs and a wide use of glass. Downstairs was to include a new Gym, office and girls’ change / WC room. Addition of a new caretaker’s room and widening to provide a kitchenette and ensuite. Surf School and storage added.

Tenders were requested once the members were given an opportunity to discuss the plans presented and options discussed. These tenders came in at about $2.8 million April 2014. The successful tender was with the builders Intrec. Prior to signing Contracts with the builder a “Post tender close, Value management Tender Analysis” was commissioned to reduce cost and bring the budget in line with the $1.5 million (borrowing) approved by Wanda SLSC membership. This was revised twice and excluded, for example, Set plasterboard ceilings. Cost reduction was to $2.289 million. Work commenced on the building demolition as a “Letter of Intent” to sign the Contract had been agreed between Wanda SLSC and Intrec. Demolition commenced 15th September 2014. Various problems with securing a loan left the builder exposed as the building

works proper commenced without a signed Contract. Intrec made the decision to place orders and engage sub-contractors never-theless. Contracts were signed on the 9th November 2014. Initial programming had the building finished at the end of January. This had to be struck from the Contract due to the delay. Timing was revised to mid February and included within the Contract. Various weather delays forced a revision of the program and the decision by the WBC was to focus on the upstairs area for completion ASAP. Estimates for weather and wind plus material processing through Christmas delayed delivery of the project by two months. The brief from the WBC to Intrec was “to take a little more time and finish it well”. There was a minimum of disruption to the kiosk who were able to continue running for the majority of the building works with disruption to business for two months only. There was no disruption to Fitness First due to building works.

Overall, the project ran to budget, even though there were 36 variations of contract costing a total of $149,327 (not all these variations were approved or completed). These items did not impact building work or the budget specified by the Wanda SLSC membership approval. All works including variations are within the budget for the build. The largest variation was including R11 tiling to the downstairs area which had been taken out of the original tender but would be required for occupancy and certification. It is my opinion that the members of

Wanda have received a significant build on a tight budget. For example consider that all Structural steel members both internally and externally have been hot dip galvanized. These are elements in the build which could have commanded a higher Contract Tender Price. Reflect that the Stage One build cost $2 million 10 years ago. The builder also completed work that would have not otherwise been included in the tender and should have generated a variation, but did not. For example the use of “comfort” glass other than standard 10mm specified. ( significant )

Wanda SLSC now have possession of the building and Stage Two is complete. An impressive result as from damage to completion was two years two months I personally would like to thank Wanda SLSC and members for the opportunity to assist in the completion of Wanda Stage 2. I also thank the other members of the WBC for their contribution. To all members past and present, “congratulations”.

Mitchell Pryke

Club Captain's Report Well the 2014/15 season has completed with exciting results for Wanda.

I am so pleased to report that after last seasons mixed results the patrols this season were beyond belief. We achieved fantastic results in the Patrol efficiency competition and I must congratulate all patrol members and especially the patrol captains for their efforts during the season. I would particularly like to mention the new patrol captains for this season, Jake Macdonald & Clayton West who captained Patrol 2, Lydia Allen – Patrol 4 (who transferred in from Dickys Beach) and Michael Bonnici - Patrol 3 who I believe would have to be one of the youngest patrol captains in Sydney Branch at just 17 years of age. Michael’s patrol was inspected 3 times during the season by Sydney Branch officials and his patrol obtained maximum points on all occasions – a fantastic effort. Michael’s patrol was recognized at the awards night by being awarded the Patrol of the Year. The other group of members who deserve recognition are the U14’s who obtained their SRC awards this season. I was so impressed with this group of boys and girls on patrol.

Their attendance and demeanor on patrol can’t be faulted. The patrol format we now have in place will serve us well into the future seasons. Our education director Brett Furniss has, as in previous years, done a sterling job in guiding our candidates through the mire of education. Brett has spent countless hours teaching and examining candidates in the district and has in place a positive plan for next season to work on upskilling our patrol members in special awards which will serve them well on the beach and in life. On the competition side I must congratulate both the junior and senior clubs on their efforts this season. Both the JAG and senior club managed top 3 positions in the State Titles, a worthy effort, as well as great efforts at the Australian Titles up against clubs who spend a lot of money for competitors and equipment. Chris Fox and his coaches can be commended on the untold hours spent coaching and organizing teams which showed at the important carnivals at the latter stages of the season.

Our building committee has done a tremendous job this season spending untold hours in meetings leading us through turbulent times to deliver to us a truly magnificent clubhouse. Our new clubhouse will be the flagship of clubhouses for many years and will provide the income to support our endeavours going forward. Looking to the future it is important to recognize our strengths and weaknesses and be able to adapt to challenges. We must be able to identify and take advantage of our opportunities. With our new club we have ensured our long term viability and have placed the framework internally in our club to take us forward. In conclusion, I call on all Wanda members to jump on board and participate in the future direction and decision making of the club, BUT the input must be properly channeled as at times there is too much unproductive conflict which needs to be stopped - it’s going to be a wild but worthy ride!

Graham Hill

Patrol Statistics

education Director's Report

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TYPE OF RESCUES PERFORMED

To all the trainers and helpers this year for education, I thank you for your support and dedication for what has been a difficult year.

we have had a great year. Wanda’s awards have increased by 40% this season, and with the trainers and helpers that we now have, next year’s looking to be bigger and better with the great quality of trainers that are at Wanda now.

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IRB Section, Sam Axiotis, Graham Wright, Steve Stavrou, Jared Adam – Lau

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SRC, Karen Ross & David Phillpot

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Bronze, Jo Handforth

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ARTC and Spinal Awards, Graham Hill and Brett Atkinson

A special thanks and appreciation goes to Jason Gollan and the Directors of Nth Cronulla Surf Club,

for allowing Wanda to use their facilities’ to train all season. Wanda had major renovations happening and we were unable to use the club for training. Assessments could not be held at Wanda while the renovations were continuing, thank you to all the Bate Bay Clubs for their help and understanding. When you look at the amount of awards Wanda have put through,

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Wanda now have a grand new Club House, with great facilities and great trainers to train large numbers, members should be encouraged to do the higher awards as it will give them confidence and self esteem and the ability to improve their level of skills with any award they desire.

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100% Patrol Attendance One Year Glenn Bell Steven Bonnici Geoff Considine Emma Cullen Blake Paton Joel Paton James Traves

Wanda has a great future ahead and we all should be proud.

Brett Furniss

SRC Awards (38)

Abby Adams Natalia Aiton Ashley Auglys Alec Brennan Sarah Brown Jed Buckley Eloise Cantlon Jade Carroll Isabella Conroy Gemma Cooke Brooke Dixon Annika Durante Emily Eaves Matthew Emanuel Chloe Gentle Sophie Haes Caitlin Hammond Anna Hayes Elise Kallmeier Olivia Loh Xavier Managreve Jessica Mills Adam Moriatis Hannah Munns Tia Naris Blake Paton Joel Paton

Emma Phillpot Nathan Rohr Mia Ross Layne Ryan Lara Saunders Luke Sothern Ava Southwell Jessica Spooner Julia Stoker Monica Tanuse Angelina Taylor

Bronze Medallion Cert II (31) Paul Auglys Kai Atkinson Kurt Benson Mitchell Brennan Lauren Campbell Thea Carroll Lellen Chua Scott Clancy Rory Darkins Joshua Fernandes Lucy Furniss Sorrell Handforth James Hannan Sam Keppel Deidre McCarthy

Adam Molloy Luke O’Connor Lauren Pattison Matt Pescud Britney Pierce Jack Porter Elloise Quinn Cayne Ross Glen Spaul Brittany Stoker Kurt Stravou Ashlee Sutherland Jakob Sutherland Mikaela Sutherland Olivia Taper Jenae Warn

ARTC Awards (20) Jared Adams-Lau Lydia Allen Brett Atkinson Emma Brown John Brown Tom Colquhoun Lucy Furniss Conor McGrath Matthew Pepper Matthew Peterie

Spinal Award (12) Lydia Allen Brett Atkinson Scott Benson James Caterson Anita Kelly Jack Kenning Peter Meyer Mathew Peterie Michaela Sargeant Christopher Waugh Jayden Wilde John Wilde

IRBC Award (4) Brett Atkinson Isabelle Bull Emma Cullen

Jayden Wilde

SMIRBD (7) Brett Atkinson Michael Bonnici Jake McDonald Lachlan Pryke Trevor Taylor Clayton West John Wilde

SMBBM (8) Lydia Allen Michael Bonnici Yvonne Holland Daniel McIntosh Tom McLean Izaak Smith Kenneth Smith Izel Tuncer

Trainers Cluster Units (4) Sam Axiotis Matthew Bodey Joanne Handforth Luis Rudenas

ATV Induction (15) Jared Adams-Lau Sam Axiotis Matt Blackshaw Adam Buckley

James Caterson Michael Conroy Brett Furniss Jo Handforth Matthew Peterie Anita Pryke Aaron Scheibel Mark Sothern Steve Stavrou Matthew Waugh Graeme Wright

Junior Age Managers Course (13) Michael Baker Christie Considine Geoffrey Considine Scott David Brock Douglas Santie Goffet Ross Kaladelfos Michael Kay Nicki Molloy Timothy Noonan Kylie Porteous Hollie-Berri Sleeman Kaylene Walker

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10 10 10

15 15 15

20 20 20

44 22 4 2 22 11 2 11 1 1 00 55 0 5

10 10 10

15 15 15

26 26 26

16 16 16

77 7

20 20 20

25 25 25

30 30 30

40000 40000 40000 35000 35000 35000

9518 9518 9518

30000 30000 30000 25000 25000 25000

13418 13418 13418

20000 20000 20000

Three Years

15000 15000 15000

Graham Hill Luis Rudenas

3199 3199 3199 5412 5412 5412

10000 10000 10000 5000 5000 5000

Fifteen years

00 0

Jon Dimitriou

4872 4872 4872 Swimmers Swimmers Swimmers

Sign SignOn On Sign On

1904 1904 1904 2940 2940 2940 3362 3362 3362 Craft Craft Craft

Mid MidPatrol Patrol Mid Patrol

59,567

TOTAL ATTENDANCE

BEACH ATTENDANCE

Aaron Scheibel Britney Pierce Elyssa Pierce Michaela Sargeant Kenneth Smith Kurtis Smith Izaak Smith Aaron Taylor Trevor Taylor Jayden Wilde John Wilde

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11 1 11 1

77 7

FIRST AID TYPES

Two Years

Wanda Education Awards

16 16 16

15 15 15

RESCUES DONE ON PATROL

14942 14942 14942

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TOTAL FIRST AID

877 PREVENTIONS 18

BEACH CLOSURES

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LOST CHILDREN

SHARK ALARMS

Patrol Captains, Vice Captains & IRB Drivers

CAPTAIN

VICE CAPTAIN

IRB DRIVER

1 Graham Hill Tom McLean

Aaron Scheibel Lachlan Pryke

Jake McDonald Clayton West

Jake McDonald Luis Rudenas Clayton West

3 Michael Bonnici Jared Adams-Lau

Jared Adams-Lau Luka Rukavina

Trevor Taylor

Lydia Allen

Yvonne Holland

5 Jon Dimitriou Christopher Waugh

Jon Dimitriou Chris Waugh

Emma Cullen

Mitchell Palmer

James Caterson John Woods

John Wilde

Ben Harris

Andrew Sharp

Tim Hodgson

Matt Peterie

Michaela Sargeant

Matt Peterie

Mitchell Allum

Nicholas Fox

James Traves

Blake McCrindle

11 Matt Waugh Stephanie McIntosh

Matt Waugh Aaron Taylor

CAPTAIN & VICE PATROL 8

CAPTAIN & VICE PATROL 11

JAG Chairperson's Report

2014 - 2015

JAG Age Managers

BL AC KH AL L

The 2014/15 season at Wanda Nippers has come to an end. It has been a magnificent year - over 450 Nippers on the beach every Sunday for 17 weeks. They learnt about the beach and surf, ran, waded, made friends, swam, paddled, laughed - and definitely looked like the bright future of surf life saving we want them to be.

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Wanda Nippers was run in challenging circumstances - no clubhouse for the whole season. In the end, it didn’t even seem to matter - kids, parents and volunteers thrived regardless. I thank you for your patience - and we can all look forward to a fantastic clubhouse next season. Last year we wrote a 3 Year Plan to: 1. Create a stronger Surf Life Saving education program & culture 2. Improve the Wanda experience for non-competitive & surf tentative kids 3. Build on our famous sporting foundations – for stronger team performances We started many new programs & will look to make them even better in year 2. This year’s highlights include:

1. L IFE SAVING AND SURF EDUCATION

Aside from weekly programs with Age Managers, a new surf education team - Potty, Jo and Karen - worked with age groups to expand our Nippers’ lifesaving knowledge and skills. Congratulations to almost all our u14s (and a few u13s) who gained their Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) and started regular patrols with Wanda. We are most proud of Jed Buckley (winner) and Sarah Brown (finalist) in the Sydney Branch Junior Life Saver of the Year competition.

Under 6 girls

Under 10 Girls

Brock Douglas Age Manager

Nicky Molloy Age Manager

4. T HE WANDA PARENT ‘ARMY’

Karen Davis Assistant

Jason Lammers Assistant

Colin Hannah Assistant

Under 10 Boys

Christie Considine Assistant

Spiro Veldekis Age Manager

To help build the confidence of Nippers in the water, we introduced the Surf Confidence Program this year - a water area with special coaches and water safety. A huge thanks to Georgie Woods and Emily Rohr who kindly gave up their time on Sundays to help the kids. We can’t wait to make this program bigger and better next year.

The importance of volunteers at Wanda Nippers can never be overstated. Each Sunday we have well over 100 volunteers making it all happen – that’s 1 in every 2 mums & dads. A hard working, respectful and friendly team of volunteers, who are a pleasure to work with. Overall this season the response has been excellent – but I do want to make special mention of Shannon Dixon – our tireless, professional & committed Club Secretary & Communications officer. Give her a high 5 & smile when you see her to show your appreciation.

Under 7 Boys

Todd Stone Age Manager

3. BUILD ON OUR STRONG SPORTING FOUNDATIONS:

Many thanks to all of our helpers & remember many hands make light work - so we look forward to your support next season.

Luke Baratta Age Manager

Todd McLachlan Assistant

Santie Goffet Assistant

John Archer Assistant

2. SURF CONFIDENCE PROGRAMMES

Jock Athletic partnership

Wanda Nippers formed a new a partnership with Jock Athletic this season for fitness and beach training. Jock Campbell and team are some of the best athletic coaches in the business - an absolute asset to Wanda Nippers. n

R&R with JD

Wanda Nippers had an R&R team for the first time in many years in 2014/15. Six u14 girls formed the team, under the guidance of Wanda Nippers life member John Douglas. They did it in absolute style too finishing 4th at State Age, and 5th at State Open. Well done to the girls. n

C ompetition Excellence thanks to Dean McMahon

Surf sports is a significant part of Wanda Nippers - and this year we excelled beyond expectations. Nippers attended a range of carnivals throughout the season but to cap it all off, our team finished second overall at the State Age championships. Our U14’s went on to the Aussie Youth Championships where Chloe Gentle (2km beach run) & Nathan Rohr (surfing) won Gold & Brooke Dixon took out the Bronze medal in Tube Rescue. We can put this down to talented, hardworking Nippers, and Dean’s dedicated coaching team including Rossi, Potty, Jock & Paul.

Special Events with Gary McNamara

WANDA PARENT ‘ARMY’

GOODBYE TO u14s

Phil Webb Assistant

Under 6 Boys

Andrew Cole Assistant

Tim Noonan Age Manager Rebecca Potauaine Assistant

Under 11 Girls

Jenny Dunk Assistant

Susan Jay Age Manager

Glen Hocroft Assistant

Katie Osborne Assistant

Under 7 Girls

Under 11 Boys

Kylie Porteous Age Manager

Mark Lake Age Manager

Kaylene Walker Age Manager

Virginia Sullivan Assistant

Michael Grasso Assistant

Under 12 Girls

Rodrigo Riquelme Assistant

Under 12 boys Under 8 Girls

Chris Dixon Age Manager

Katie Spinner Age Manager

Peter Carr Assistant

Each year we bid farewell to the u14s, as they move on to patrols and competition with the senior club. This year’s group are fine young men and women, almost all who have become volunteer surf life savers - a credit to themselves, the club and families. Many have been with Wanda since a young age and we will certainly miss them. A special thank you to Age Managers Julie Adams, Pauline Brown, Tony Rohr and Pat Managreve for their contributions over many years.

Nathan Spinner Assistant

I am very proud of our club, the kids, and all we have achieved. Looking forward to 2015/16 being even better.

Andrew McKenzie Assistant

Under 14 Boys

Holli-Berri Sleeman Assistant

Tony Rohr Age Manager

Ian Blackhall

We hosted the Shannon Eckstein clinic & ran the Zane Holmes Wave Warriors event for the first time in Bate Bay.

Scott Davis Assistant

Stefan Constantoulas Assistant

Under 13 Girls

Geoff Considine Assistant

Josh Eason Age Manager

Sean Buckley Assistant

Paul O’Neile Assistant

Under 8 Boys

Under 13 Boys

Michael Kay Age Manager

Justin Baratta Age Manager

Dean Theodosiou Assistant

Ross Kaladelfos Assistant

Michael Baker Assistant

Under 14 Girls Under 9 Girls

Julie Adams Age Manager

Cassandra Kotsis Age Manager

Pauline Brown Assistant

Shane O’Brien Assistant

Pat Managreve Assistant

Under 9 Boys Gerad Burgess Age Manager Darren Rossen Assistant Brad McKinnon Assistant

19 R&R TEAM

jag SPECIAL awards

2014 - 2015

Nipper of the Year Nathan Jay

Rod Whiteman Encouragement Award Anton Park

Chairmans Award (Boys) Jack Kaledelfos

Nominations - Emilio Biordi, Josh Abrahams, Harry McNamara, Bodhi Ewings, Jack Kaladelfos, Matthew Emanuel

Nominations - Luca Durante, Corey Sullivan, Kane Baratta

Nipperette of the Year Mia Ross and Kiera Warn (joint winners) Nominations - Rachel Sothern, Ava Southwell, Mia Atkinson

Coaches Award – Water Annalise Bell Coaches Award – Beach Chloe Gentle

GIRLS U8

100% Giselle Abrahams Abigail Hocking

Competitor of the State Championships (Girls) Mia Ross

200% Alexandra Considine Chloe Marshall

Club Award (Girls) Emily Eaves

Competitor of the State Championships (Boys) Riley Dixon

Nominations - Sarah Brown, Abby Adams, Emma Phillpot, Ashley Auglys

JAG VOLUNTEER AWARDS

300% Harper Constantoulas Jade Douglas Imogen Lammers Grace Spinner

Club Award (Boys) Luke Sothern Nominations - Jed Buckley, Nathan Rohr, Xavier Managreve

Don Hudson Most Improved Water Competitor Abby Adams

Water Safety Volunteer of the Year Cherie Carrera

Nominations - Nicholas Middleton, Tiana Bell, Morgan Lloyd, Kaitlyn Middleton

IRB Volunteer of the Year Mark Sothern

George Robbins Improved Beach Competitor Brooklyn Berry Nominations - Kai Hammond, Garvyn Kendrigan, Kayla Phillpot, Keira Vincent

Michelle Hogan Encouragement Award Tahli Christensen Nominations - Hollie Adams, Jade Oliver, Carly Osborne, Ella McLahlan, Jorga Boylan, Eloise Cantlon

2014 - 2015

Official of the Year Jo Handforth Age Manager of the Year Julie Adams Club Volunteer of the Year Mark Lake

100% Ava Cahill Alita Crossley Christie Kannengiesser Jade Tattam 200% Tahli Christensen Ashlyn McKenzie 400% Chloe Babister Talia Goffet Marianna Kotsis Leah Pilkington Chelsea Sutton

U10 100% Darcy Ereckson Jade Oliver Jade Rossen

300% Zara Lammers Layla Molloy 400% Maya Dixon

JAG Attendance Awards 500% Tyler Coles U11 100% Tiana Bell Scarlett Blackhall Matilda Handforth Zoe Jay Ellefteria Kotsis Teagan Thatcher

300% Jasmine Fawer Michelle Fawer Zoe Fawer 600% Carly Osborne U12 100% Kyra Ereckson

300% Hayley Stone 500% Lara Peake 600% Samantha Babister 700% Kayla Phillpot

800% Olivia Eason U14 100% Isabella Conroy Caitlin Hammond

200% Emily Eaves 400% Emma Phillpot 500% Brooke Dixon 600% Abby Adams Sarah Brown Eloise Cantlon 800% Isabella Conroy Gemma Cooke

BOYS 100% Robert Hart Ethan Lee Fionn Murphy Kai Thatcher

300% Mia Atkinson

200% Emilio Biordi Logan Buddle Joshua Kay Oliver Lloyd Jayden Morton Robert Ollivier Dylan Porteous

500% Ruby Blackhall Ava Southwell

300% Cameron Bonar Eamon Webb

U13 100% Jorja Boylan Alexandra Weir

200% Ashlee O`Neile

700% Mia Ross Rachel Sothern Kiera Warn

300% Logan Burgess Lucas McKinnon 400% Fletcher Warn U10 100% Josh Abrahams Max Dobson Noah Doran Tyler Goodfellow

300% Dylan Pilkington 400% Lachlan Cole Ryan Peake 500% Zach Baratta Joe Cantlon Ben Sutton Nicholas Veldekis Riley Webb U11 100% Jack Doran Andrew Gillard Joshua Tattam

300% Henri Carrera Keenan Ewings Morgan Lloyd Riley Porteous 600% Aedan Bonar Aaron Lake Harry McNamara Jake Sullivan

U12 100% Damon Carr Zach Coles Jakub Kucirek Nicholas Middleton

200% Riley Dixon 300% Bodhi Ewings 600% Benjamin Brown 700% Max Buckley Patrick Cantlon Finn Ross U13 100% Sonny Handforth Samuel Hart James Pratt Corey Sullivan

200% Scott Purves Kalani Ryan 400% Nathan Jay 500% Jack Kaladelfos 600% Kane Baratta U14 100% Matthew Emanuel 600% LukeSothern 700% Jed Buckley

100% Ryder Goodfellow Blake Hodges Anton Park

jag age group awards Under 11 Girls

2014 - 2015

Age Champion Zoe Jay Runner Up Matilda Handforth Encouragement Carly Osborne

Under 8 Girls Age Champion Edie Hurley Runner Up Breelle Bailey Encouragement Hollie Adams Life Saving Imogen Lammers Sprint Champion Edie Hurley Flag Champion Edie Hurley Wade Champion Edie Hurley Iron Person Edie Hurley Marathon Edie Hurley

Under 9 Girls Age Champion Chelsea Sutton Runner Up Jade Tattam Encouragement Tahli Christensen Life Saving Ara Kotsis Sprint Champion Ashlyn McKenzie Flag Champion Ashlyn McKenzie

Swim Champion Ara Kotsis Board Champion Chelsea Sutton Wade Champion Ara Kotsis Iron Person Ara Kotsis

Life Saving Tiana Bell Sprint Champion Matilda Handforth Flag Champion Matilda Handforth Swim Champion Zoe Jay / Teagan Thatcher

Marathon Ashlyn McKenzie

Board Champion Zoe Jay

Under 10 Girls

Wade Champion Zoe Jay

Age Champion Maya Dixon Runner Up Layla Molloy Encouragement Jade Oliver Life Saving Layla Molloy

Iron Person Teagan Thatcher Marathon Matilda Handforth

Under 12 Girls Age Champion Gracie Berry

Sprint Champion Zara Lammers

Runner Up Samantha Babister

Flag Champion Zara Lammers

Encouragement Ella McLachlan

Swim Champion Maya Dixon

Life Saving Hayley Stone

Board Champion Maya Dixon

Sprint Champion Gracie Berry

Wade Champion Layla Molloy

Flag Champion Kayla Phillpot

Iron Person Maya Dixon

Swim Champion Gracie Berry

Marathon Layla Molloy

Board Champion Gracie Berry

Wade Champion Gracie Berry

Flag Champion Abby Adams

Iron Person Gracie Berry

Swim Champion Brooke Dixon

Marathon Samantha Archer

Board Champion Abby Adams

Under 13 Girls Age Champion Mia Ross Runner Up Kiera Warn Encouragement Jorja Boylan Life Saving Layne Ryan Sprint Champion Ruby Blackhall Flag Champion Miri Maroney Swim Champion Kiera Warn Board Champion Mia Ross Wade Champion Mia Ross Iron Person Kiera Warn Marathon Rachel Sothern

Under 14 Girls

Wade Champion Brooke Dixon Iron Person Brooke Dixon Marathon Chloe Gentle

Under 8 Boys Age Champion Eamon Webb Runner Up Boston Berry Encouragement Emilio Biordi Life Saving Oliver Llyod Sprint Champion Eamon Webb Flag Champion Boston Berry Wade Champion Kai Thatcher Iron Person Oliver Lloyd / Jayden Morton Marathon Eamon Webb

Under 9 Boys Age Champion Fletcher Warn Runner Up Liam Athanassiou Encouragement Anton Park

Age Champion Abby Adams

Life Saving Jayson Peake

Runner Up Brooke Dixon

Sprint Champion Liam Athanassiou

Encouragement Eloise Cantlon

Flag Champion Liam Athanassiou

Life Saving Sarah Brown

Swim Champion Fletcher Warn

Sprint Champion Annika Durante

Board Champion Fletcher Warn

Wade Champion Fletcher Warn

Life Saving Aaron Lake

Iron Person Dane Mitchell

Sprint Champion Josh Tattam

Marathon Dane Mitchell

Flag Champion Brooklyn Berry

Under 10 Boys Age Champion Ryan Peake Runner Up Riley Webb Encouragement Josh Abrahams Life Saving Joe Cantlon Sprint Champion Ryan Peake

Swim Champion Henri Carrera Board Champion Jake Sullivan Wade Champion Jake Sullivan Iron Person Morgan Lloyd

Under 11 Boys

Encouragement Jack Kaladelfos Life Saving Scott Purves Sprint Champion Scott Purves

Swim Champion Nathan Jay

Runner Up Riley Dixon

Marathon Noah Doran

Runner Up Nathan Jay

Under 12 Boys

Swim Champion Ethan Payne / Ryan Peake

Iron Person Dylan Pilkington

Age Champion Sam Hart

Flag Champion Scott Purves / Sonny Handforth

Age Champion Finn Ross

Wade Champion Ryan Peake

Under 13 Boys

Marathon Brooklyn Berry

Flag Champion Ryan Peake

Board Champion Ryan Peake

Marathon Kai Hammond

Encouragement Bohdi Ewings Life Saving Zach Coles Sprint Champion Zach Coles Flag Champion Damon Carr Swim Champion Riley Dixon

Age Champion Jake Sullivan

Board Champion Finn Ross

Runner Up Brooklyn Berry

Wade Champion Riley Dixon

Encouragement Harry McNamara

Iron Person Jayden Maakaroun

Sprint Champion Xavier Managreve Flag Champion Xavier Managreve Swim Champion Luke Sothern Board Champion Adam Moriatis Wade Champion Luke Sothern Iron Person Adam Moriatis Marathon Luke Sothern

Board Champion Nathan Jay / Luca Durante Wade Champion Nathan Jay Iron Person Nathan Jay Marathon Nathan Jay

Under 14 Boys Age Champion Luke Sothern Runner Up Adam Moriatis Encouragement Matthew Emanuel Life Saving Jed Buckley

JAG Club Captain reports

JAG Water coordinator report CLUB CAPTAINS WITH DEAN

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Being chosen as Club Captain at Wanda this year was an amazing honour. I am very proud to have been chosen by such great mates and my mentors at the club.

I would firstly like to congratulate all the kids who have attended Nippers this year and had a go. We have had a tough year at Wanda considering we didn’t have a clubhouse but in the usual Wanda spirit we made the best of it. 2nd place at the State championships being the highlight. I would love to thank our Age Managers Tony Rohr, Pat Managreve, Julie Adams and Pauline Brown for putting up with the

purple caps all these years. They have taught us everything we need to know over these years and I have made lifelong friends through the 7 years that I have been at Wanda. We had the time of our lives at the U/14s camp up at Tallebudgera on the Gold Coast. We may have had the worst weather ever (a cyclone), but everybody that went made it worthwhile. I want to say a huge thank you to all my coaches over the years Dean McMahon, Ian Ross, Dave Phillpot, Kenny Smith and Greg Pierce. It is because of these coaches that I have become who I am today, not just In Surf Lifesaving, but in everyday life. They have shown me you don’t have to win gold to be an important part of the club and they have always been encouraging and supportive. Getting my SRC and patrolling has been the biggest change/challenge

have been possible without some very important people.

AM S

This season I had the honour of being chosen as the Club Captain. I had lots of fun watching and helping all the Nippers just starting an amazing journey.

I started Nippers in the U6s and I have loved every minute of it, from the hard training sessions to sitting under the Wanda tent in the pouring rain at State. I have made so many friendships that I will cherish for years.

This year Wanda went extremely well at State, coming second on an overall point score. This would not

Firstly, I would like to thank all the water safety that gave up all their time to come to Nippers, training and carnivals to keep us safe in the water. Secondly, thank you to all the mums and dads who brought us down every week, every training session and every carnival rain, hail or shine. Lastly, and my biggest thank you goes to the coaches who have guided us all the way through our Nipper years. So thank you so much Dean McMahon, Ian Ross, Dave Phillpot and right back to the U8s wade training with Ken Smith. The U14s trip away was like icing on the cake. It was a great way to end my Nipper years, celebrating with all my friends. We had so much fun in Queensland, at Wet ‘n’ Wild,

this year and I have enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you to everyone on our patrol for making us feel so welcome. I would also like to mention the experience I have gained from the Junior Surf Lifesaver of the Year award. Camp was such a great experience and I got to meet a lot of amazing kids who were really passionate about Surf Life Saving. I came away with lots of great ideas and am really keen to hopefully get some of them up and running at Wanda. Finally I would just like to say that Nippers doesn’t end at the U/14s. Myself and quite a few of our group are really keen to be involved next year and beyond. I know I still have a lot I can learn from my coaches and hopefully even some skills that I can pass on to the younger Nippers.

Jed Buckley

shopping and just having fun together as a group. We had lots of fun fundraising, so thanks to everyone that bought a snow cone!! This trip would not have been successful without our Age Manager, Julie Adams and our assistant Age Manager, Pauline Brown. Also thanks for putting up with us every week. Our U14s year would not have been the same without you. I hope all the younger Nippers stay till the end and get to have all the great experiences including the trip away. Finally, I want to thank the club for giving me such great opportunities and I encourage all the young Nippers and Nipperettes to continue on this amazing journey all the way to the U14s. I look forward to seeing you all in senior club.

Abby Adams

Well I think this season can be labelled ‘year of the shoredump’. I’ve never seen Cronulla’s surf as bad as this season which made it testing for our Nippers but we found a way to get through. With a shoredump every Sunday it made it tough for training and Sunday racing but you all gave it your best shot which is all we can ask!

Sunday & as usual the committed group of Water Safety helpers who make it all possible. Without the “orange army” surf races wouldn’t happen, so once again a big, big thanks from me. See you all on the beach next season.

A big thanks to all those who helped out with the setup & packup each

Vice Chairperson Water Coordinator

Ian Ross

JAG Head Coach report At the start of April 2014 I asked all the kids to set themselves a goal for the season ahead. No matter how big or small that goal was I am confident many of them reached it. We had individuals in the water and on the beach who reached their goals and teams that did the same.

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My report is not about naming individuals or teams for their great results as they can be seen elsewhere in this book, but about how each and every athlete raced to the best of their ability every time they hit the water and how we trained to race. The club had some fantastic results throughout the season from Sydney water, Branch and every carnival in between, but what I saw on the 3

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days at State was unbelievable! To finish 2nd overall was an outstanding result, but the attitude of these young athletes was just as pleasing. As coaches we can train these kids as much as we want to make sure they are fit, but I think more importantly we can make them mentally strong and smart in the surf and help guide them in the right direction away from the surf to be better people.

Myself and the rest of the coaches would like to thank every athlete, parent and sibling for their continued dedication and commitment towards Wanda and support of the coaches. Looking forward to a safe and stronger 15/16.

Dean McMahon

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JAG Water Safety Coordinator Report

Surf education was a real focus for Wanda Nippers this year. ID AV D T O LP IL PH

At Wanda we are so fortunate to have a fantastic and dedicated water safety group made up of Nipper parents, former Nippers and former Nipper parents, as well as our next batch of budding life savers from the U14s.

JAG Surf Life Saving Coordinator report

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This was our first season of running a specialised surf education program each Sunday morning. This was in addition to what age groups do with their Age Managers each week. With the help of Karen Ross and Jo Handforth we covered First Aid, CPR, signals and tube rescue. Thank you to all for your help in donning the orange and providing water safety each and every Sunday, at carnivals, club activities and training. It was great that we always had more than our minimum numbers to hold these events. Without your support and dedication we can’t enjoy the activities that we do as a club. Thanks also to those new members especially those with Nippers in the U8 and U9 who got their bronzes this year. It is so important as one generation moves on and the next come through that we continue to maintain our numbers.

The commitment, energy and support you give to water safety is something all at the club are extremely thankful for. You make the water an actively safe environment for one and all and that’s something you should all be proud of. A special thanks to Purnell Motors our long term Water Safety Sponsor who have been supporting Wanda since 1999.

John Brown

The program involved rotating age groups each week, starting with the Under 7’s who learnt basic recovery positions - up to the under 13’s who were learning more advanced first aid and preparing them for their SRC course that they will be learning as they head for the under 14’s . Karen took the CPR, Jo tube rescue

and I did signals and first aid. We encouraged the Age Managers to get involved, as well as any parents that were watching from the sidelines. From the reaction we got from the kids it was fair to say that most really enjoyed what they were learning. Being our first season it was a learning curve for us as much as the kids. We listened and learned from feedback that we got from parents and Age Managers as the season progressed. I’d also like to congratulate all our new Nipper SRC holders and patrolling members. Each season Karen and I take the Under 14’s through their SRC so they can

become lifesavers and do patrols down at Wanda on weekends throughout summer. This year we had a great group of eager young guys keen to become lifesavers. Within the group, we had Jed Buckley and Sarah Brown who ended up excelling themselves in junior lifesaving and doing the club proud with their achievements. Next season we aim to continue with the surf education of all Nippers to help make Wanda a stronger surf lifesaving club which is what it is all about.

David Phillpot

JAG IRB Coordinator Report I would like to thank all the IRB drivers and crewies for all their help this season. I have had an absolute ball working with these volunteers.

Steve Stavrou

Thank you Adam Buckley, Mick Conroy, Mark Sothern, Brett Porteous and our newest member of the “A Team“ Brett Atkinson, you guys

See you all next season.

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make my job easy and fun !

These guys are the first ones on the beach in the morning setting up and

are the last ones off the beach and never complain! They also do many hours behind the scenes maintaining and keeping our motors and IRB’s in tip top condition.

EV ST

We have had some trying conditions this season with the “Wanda shorie“ and rough surf at the State Titles in Umina, but all our guys stepped up to the plate and gave it their all and made sure our kids were safe in the water.

JO HANDFORTH & DAVID PHILLPOT

JAG Age Managers Reports U7 GIRLS

The ‘red caps’ had a great season this year. We welcomed back a lot of Girls the girls from last season and also had quite a few new Nippers join the U7 girls this year.

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The purple caps are certainly an active and energetic group of girls. Girls It was wonderful to watch them make new and different friends each week.

The girls thoroughly enjoyed the proficiency water activities and their trepidation at the beginning of the season was only temporary. They loved the ‘wash out’ and spent most Sunday mornings getting very wet and sandy. We have some fantastic sand sprinters, who I am sure will emerge to be future champions. The girls had a wonderful time at Gunnamatta and were very capable on the board after a bit of practise. They all excelled in their first proficiency. The girls had many opportunities to learn about surf awareness and beach safety. The parental support each week was amazing. We had ‘regular’ helpers who would take on extra responsibilities, and then an abundance of parents who were happy to continually lose in tug of war, or stand in the water for the morning with hoops or buckets. Thank you to Brock, Scott, Colin and Karen whose energy levels matched the girls each week! Brock’s activities were always very creative and gradually introduced the girls to the surf. Watching Brock squeeze through the hoops each week was also a comical highlight. Brock’s Golden Thongs were a very special award and were won by a different girl each week.

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We had many girls achieve their 100%. We hope to see all the purple caps back next year to build on their water confidence, surf awareness and of course to keep having fun at the beach.

Christie Considine Well a first year under our belt for the junior life guards in training, as Boys well as the Age Managers and the parents. What a learning curve for all. We saw a few tears, some whinging but most of all laughter and smiles could be heard all over the shire from this great group of young men.

It started off rocky, with the three Age Managers Jenny, Glen and I all new at it. After a few lessons, we hit our straps and the only thing holding us back was the shore break at Wanda. The boys were split about 50 50 between those confident and those water hesitant, but after some fun games, all of our young men made it through the competency with flying colours, some going twice just for kicks. It has been a pleasure to not only see the friendships and social aspect of the boys’ interactions with each other and the managers improving every week, but the confidence of those more hesitant grow – always the highlight of my day. The lessons set down for the boys such as slip slop slap, stranger danger and the safe zones of the beach were recited by all whenever we quizzed them.

We had speed in boys like Josh who seemed to win most of our races on the beach but to all the boy’s credit they never gave up with Jimmy, Ryan and Luke all taking out the title of flags champ for the day. Each boy tried his hardest to improve each and every week, with sportsmanship displayed that went above and beyond boys of 6 years of age. It showed the young men these boys will grow into. A special mention to our Age Manager mentor Tim, for his advice and ready ear whenever we needed a bit of insight or guidance, as well as the rest of the club for their support. So from the Age Managers, the boys and parents – thank you for making us all feel welcome and involved. To the parents that helped week in week out with everything from the BBQ (which the weather gods gave us the day off), to beach set up (yep, it rained and we got sent home), to helping with game set up and getting into the water. To the team leaders that were there whenever we asked without hesitation – myself, Jenny and Glen all wish to say thank you. It is so much more enjoyable to the boys and to us to have your support. It has been a pleasure and an enormous amount of fun for the Age Managers of the u6 boys to guide these young men around the beach watching them grow in confidence and awareness of the beach life at Wanda and we look forward to next year and hope that you all return to do it all again.

Tim Noonan

The girls started off a little timidly, but over the summer we saw their beach and surf skills develop. They gained a greater awareness of the water and beach. We were lucky to spend time getting an understanding of the impact of rubbish on our beaches through the CSIRO, spending time in the life-guard tower and getting an understanding of what a real surf lifesaver is and does through spending time with the ‘big kids’ on patrol. Several of the highlights of the season included: Gunnamatta Bay and getting the chance to go on a board and swim out to the older Nippers and learning how to pass the baton for the beach sprints; the weekly Beanie bear awards; the mini-competition days and the presentation day eating cupcakes. We want to thank the U14 girls and boys for spending some time with our U7 girls this year as this interaction lead to greater confidence for the girls. Congratulations to all those Nippers who completed the season and to those that gained 100%, 200% and 300% awards. A big thank you to the parents for helping out this year, especially in the water and having fun relay races with the girls, as the smiles on their faces say it all. We look forward to seeing you on the beach in 2015/16.

Kaylene, Kylie & Michael

It has been an absolute joy to see the u7 boys improve from week to week. Give Boys or take, we had 33 boys every week and they all excel in different ways.

Each week, we split our time up with the boys in certain areas and focussed a lot on games. They were taught them how to listen by playing games with the whistle where they could only respond when we blow it. We also practised baton changing by incorporating it into games. The boys also achieved their water proficiency and enjoyed this experience, most very comfortable with the water. This year we chose Riley Blacker as our Nipper of the Week, as he always tried his hardest and listened to instructions. We are very excited for the year ahead when the boys can start competing, as we have many strong competitors in our team.

Santie, Luke and Rod What an exciting season 2014/15 has been for the pink caps. I have Girls thoroughly enjoyed every Sunday at Nippers. Your smiling faces continue to surprise me. As the season has progressed so has your enthusiasm and confidence.

Learning the wade was a little scary for some, but you all gave it a go and made me very proud each week. Thank you to Kurtis Smith for running the weekly training session, your knowledge, experience and willingness to help out is a great asset to Wanda Nippers. This being our first year for attending carnivals, all the girls that participated showed great sportsmanship. The 4-Way carnival at North Cronulla was our first major carnival which became a very exciting day. The Wanda u8

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girls made a clean sweep of the gold medals on offer that day. 1st Flags Keira V, 1st Sprint Keira V and 1st Beach relay team Consisting of Keira V, Grace S, Hollie A and Lily C. The other major carnival we attended was the Sydney Branch carnival at Maroubra beach. All the girls tried their best and made me very proud to be their Age Manager. Keira V won Gold in the Flags. This was a brilliant effort in very hot conditions. Congratulations to the 100% attendance girls Giselle A, Alexandra C, Harper C, Jade D, Abigail H, Imogen L, Chloe M and Grace S. I would like to thank all the parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters and friends for taking the time to get you to Nippers on a Sunday, carnivals and extra training days. A special mention must go to Imogen Lammers who attended 15 of the possible 15 Nipper days this season. Imogen is always very enthusiastic at Nippers, loves a chat, asks lots of questions and always has some important information to enlighten us with. Again another thank you to all the parents for helping out during the season on BBQ duty, set up duty, water safety, marshalling, carrying the pink bucket, toilet trips and officiating on championship days. Without your help Nippers on a Sunday would not happen. Thank you to the parents that completed their Bronze Medallion, Age Managers and Officials courses throughout the season your involvement is very much appreciated but also necessary to run the Nipper activities each week. To my assistants Nathan, Geoff, Stefan, and Sean. You are all brilliant, I could not do my job without you guys beside me every Sunday. Next season will be a major transition for the girls. Two more Surf Lifesaving disciplines will be

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introduced - surf swim and board. It will be a challenging season for all the girls, any new skill learned requires an open mind, hard work and patience. Next season the girls will also need the continued support and encouragement of their parents. As Age Manager I am confident in all of our Pink cap girls abilities and I believe they will thrive and develop next season just as they have throughout 2014/15. I look forward to seeing you all in October ready for another fun season.

Katie Spinner Thank you for a wonderful season with the Under 8 boys. After two years of largely being restricted Boys to the sand activities, it was great to see the enthusiasm of so many of the boys stepping up to the embracing the wade event plus attending carnivals for the first time.

The wade events each week really challenged the boys with the varied conditions. We could see that it was beginning to teach them to read the surf conditions, whether it is a shallow or deep wade, diving under waves, dolphin diving, running or swimming. It was also great to see some of the boys learning to body surf the waves to shore. Whilst the season started off with perfect weather, unfortunately there were a few average days in between. The majority of the boys weathered the storm and had a great time. Numerous boys also began to experience and see the value in midweek training at Gunnamatta Bay.

The boys battled hard at the Interclub and Branch Carnivals. Unfortunately at both Carnivals the wade was cancelled which was our event

to show the other clubs our true strength. The boys will show Wanda’s strength is in the water next year. All the boys undertook their surf awareness courses incorporating CPR. This basic knowledge will assist their life skills (i.e. what do I do if a friend gets hurt/ injured) and hopefully become life savers of the future. Congratulation to the Boys receiving 100%, 200% and 300% awards which is an outstanding achievement, given the changing conditions each session and year. A huge thank you to Michael Baker and Dean Theodosiou who assisted during the year. Also a big thanks to the parents who helped at the Carnivals and with the setup and BBQ. Without everyone’s support Wanda would not be the club it is. Next year is another step up where the boys enter the water events (Board, swim etc) so please keep the training up in winter as this will put the boys in a good position for their proficiency swim in September. Look forward to see you again next session in our new club house.

Mick Kay What an exciting year it has been for our girls. The group of girls we Girls had at Nippers this season were all truly amazing. I know I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again! We have a great bunch of girls who are all friends. Yes they have their ups & downs, though when it comes to working together & pulling together as a team, they really pull through. They don’t like to let one another down. This is a fantastic trait to have. They all continue to encourage one another & push each other to try harder.

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This year the girls stepped up from the wade to an ocean swim & board. The ocean component wasn’t for everyone, though they all gave it a go, more often than not. We saw the continuation of the beach sprints & flags, which all the girls enjoyed. I can see that a lot of our girls will continue to push themselves next year in the U10’s.They have learnt so much this year & all the knowledge & training from this year will be further extended next year. Next year will be even more challenging for some girls. I believe that if we all continue to work together & encourage & support the girls (whether it be: beach or water), we will have some amazing results. Results in that the girls will be achieving things that they didn’t think they could do. We will see a very friendly competitive U10 girls team in the 2015/2016 season. Their individual passion for Nippers is what keeps us all working together as a team. We have received great feedback / comments from officials at many carnivals about our U9 girls. They are so well mannered, attentive, competitive and friendly & have great sportsmanship. This is so pleasing to hear. It makes me feel proud & the girls should also feel proud. Thank you to all the U9 girls who helped make the 2014 / 2015 season an awesome one: Chloe Babister, Tahli Bailey, Ava Cahill, Tahli Christensen, Jacqueline Cooke, Isabella Cox, Alita Crossley, Ellie Darlington, Lilika Frangelopoulos, Tara Gentle, Talia Goffet, India Hulbert, Emily Hunter, Sahara Ingram, Christie Kannengiesser, Ara Kotsis, Analisa Mazzucco, Ashlyn McKenzie, Jade McLachlan, Ella Nixon, Leilani O`Brien, Leah Pilkington, Ruby Pinfold, Ella Roberts, Caitlin Shields,

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Indhi-Chai Sleeman, Chelsea Sutton, Jade Tattam, Katie Tegal, Maya Valor Sueno, Charlotte Whalan & Madeleine Wyse . Each & every one of you has contributed to the U9 Girls team in a massive way & you have made Wanda proud. A Very Big Thank You to Andrew for helping out as an Assistant Age Manager for the whole season & thanks to Shane, our Co Age Manager & our other Assistant Age Manager HB for your help & support at the beginning of the season. A huge thank you must also be given to our Water Safety, Coaches and the Wanda Committee. Thank you to all the parents, carers & grandparents, who came down on a Sunday. Thank you to those who took on extra duties. Eg:. Obtaining their Bronze Medallion, helping with training, setting up & pull downs, BBQ duties, officiating at Carnivals and other general duties on any given Sunday (or Saturday). Without your help, Nippers couldn’t happen. It has been a pleasure to see all the girls give their best during the 2014/2015 season. See you all back at Wanda Beach for the 2015/2016 season.

Cassandra Kotsis Another year has passed and so much has happened. We started Boys the year with 25 boys which included around 8 new boys. Boys travelled from near and far to be there every week and we thank you and your parents for getting you there.

This year saw the introduction of a full ocean swim and board paddle. I must admit, I didn’t know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised

when every single proficient boy had a go week one and all made it back to shore without assistance. That definitely set a positive tone for the rest of the year. The first 4 weeks, Mother Nature was definitely kind to us which also gave an opportunity for boys to gain further confidence in the water. It was also great to see those boys not as confident use the water confidence area to improve their skills. This was definitely a great initiative by the club and I hope it continues on next year. As usual there was great competition for those boys who were a little more competitive both in water and on the beach. Sprints and flags was always competitive, as week to week we had different winners and place getters. Garvyn continued to improve week to week showing us why he is one of our top flaggers. I suppose our most pleasant surprise was to see the emergence of Liam as our top sprinter. It definitely bolstered our stocks. We looked forward to seeing what Fletcher could do this year and he didn’t let us down. It was always exciting to watch him swim and board with such confidence. It definitely gave the rest of his team something to chase. The boys proved time and time again what a great bunch they are, whether it be a normal Sunday morning or a carnival. Anton and Ramon, you showed that with training and effort improvement does happen. Fletcher, your coolness in competition for a 9 year old is something some adults never have. Jayson, at State you showed us what determination is and wanting to do the best for your mates. The sprint relay team showed

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you don’t need to be the fastest individual just the fastest TEAM. Lastly, a big congrats to all the boys who participated week to week and I hope you enjoyed it as much as Gerard, Brad and myself did. Also to all those that took medals and placings in all carnivals and especially those that saved their best for state. We are all very proud of your efforts. We look forward to next season and seeing you all return.

Darren Rossen What a great season it was for the U10 Girls. The start of the season saw eight Girls new girls join the group. What a great addition they have been! Friendships were quickly made and the girls all showed great support to each other learning new skills and mentoring each other.

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Whilst some girls had been hesitant in the water Georgie and Emily showed great support mentoring them and we are pleased to say the girls’ skills have vastly improved along with their confidence. Each and every girl showed great improvement in all areas and this year saw the girls collect a few medals at all carnivals leading up to State, in sprint, flags, sprint relay. Unfortunately the weather has not been on our side for water events at carnivals, but all the weekly training has been great and the girls’ surf skills have greatly improved. This took us to take 5th place at State in the board relay. All girls are to be congratulated for their effort at State and for braving the crazy weather conditions as well! Every girl showed

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great sportmanship clapping and encouraging each other at the finish of all events. A big thank you to our band of supportive parents that have helped out each week, you have certainly made our jobs easier for your help. Looking forward to seeing many girls return next year for another great season.

Nicki Molloy and Jason Lammers 2014 saw the under 10 boys welcome some new faces to the team – Josh, Boys Joseph, Max D, Noah, Tyler, Ben L, Cooper, Ben N, Lee, Ethan P and Andres - as well as welcoming back Ethan. It was great to see so many new faces, no doubt testament to the reputation that Wanda is building not just for competition but for friendship and having a go. Seeing the boys form a guard of honour for some of the first-timers completing their swim was quite special, and a good indicator of how tight the boys would become over the season.

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In another season of sometimes difficult surf, there were always plenty of smiling faces turning up each week ready to expend some energy despite what the elements had to throw at them! From swimming in choppy conditions to learning about CPR and beach safety, the boys were always ready to put in the effort, and even put up with Phil’s penalty runs with good grace!

There was plenty of representation at the many carnivals throughout the year and, although the weather conspired to produce some carnival days that would test the patience of most, the boys remained cheery and well behaved as they waited for their events - that in some cases never

came as many were cancelled late in the day. For those carnivals that went ahead there were once again some fantastic results. As well as the local carnivals, Ben S travelled all the way to Cooks Hill to compete in the Classic (coming 3rd in the process, an amazing effort); and Ben S, Ryan, Dylan, Noah and Lachlan competed in the Sydney Water series (with Ryan finishing 4th overall in the water events, another incredible effort). And of course it wouldn’t be State without some drama, with this year delivering some difficult surf conditions. A huge “well done” to all those boys that went out and challenged themselves, giving it a go when many others would have given up. As the boys get older it is great to see their personalities develop, and as they practice in the surf and on the beach it is worth remembering that these are the lifesavers of the future, so it is important to keep up the encouragement and the practice until we start the next season. A big thank you to all those that helped out this year when the call was put out for volunteers, and see you soon at the beach!

Notable results for the year include: 4 way carnival: 2nd individual swim (Ethan P), 1st individual board (Ben S), 3rd individual board (Riley), 2nd individual sprint (Ryan P), 1st swim team, 3rd swim team, 1st board relay (Ben, Ryan and Riley), 2nd board relay (Dylan, Noah and Lachlan), 1st sprint relay (Joe, Dylan, Ryan and Riley), 2nd sprint relay

State: 6th individual board (Ben S), 4th board relay (Ben, Ryan and Noah)

Spiro Veldakis, Phil Webb and Andrew Cole

U10 BOYS

What a great year again from the Under 11 girls. A great group of girls who Girls perform well in the water and sand and always have a great time – such as whilst waiting for their events colouring themselves in Zinc and doing some great gymnastic displays! All girls performed well again this year, unfortunately the weather gods weren’t very nice to us this year and many of the carnivals were cancelled. The girls did well at the Cronulla carnival this year with a number of medals collected and the board team collecting a gold at the Maroubra Carnival. With water activities cancelled for the under 11’s at Branch the girls were able to compete on the beach taking a bronze in the relay.

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The girls performed well again this year at State with Tilly taking out a silver medal in the flags. A water medal is still elusive, although the girls did very well, 5th in the swim team and all girls reaching at least the semi-finals for their individual board and swim. Three girls had the opportunity this year to attend the Under 11’s Development camp, all had a great time and were able to display their skills they had learnt doing R&R and safety awareness at Nippers. The girl’s sportsmanship this season was outstanding, they all encouraged each other and the parents should be very proud. I enjoyed being Manager of the Under 11 girls this year and was very proud of each and everyone. I look forward to another great season next season.

Susan Jay

U11 GIRLS

Well that’s another summer that has come and gone, how quick was that? Boys It all started without a clubhouse and we all thought it would be a long season. How wrong were we? The first three weekends were perfect weather to get the boys used to the glass boards. After that, I think that was it for the good weather.

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All the usual boys had come back for another season and the few that we lost were replaced and welcomed to create a great team of boys. The boys had some great results during the Sydney Water series then it seemed to turn into the summer of shore dumpers. In January, six of our boys were fortunate enough to attend the U11 Branch Development Camp at Deer Park and they represented Wanda with honour and did us all proud. A big thanks to Brett for chaperoning the boys over that weekend, they all had a ball. As the season rolled on it, the weather gods weren’t too kind to us and it was disappointing there was limited opportunity for the boys to test their skills against the other clubs as they prepared for State. Once again, we told them how small the surf would be at Umina. How wrong we were (again)! Although the water conditions were trying, the Wanda boys are tough and they came away with some great results. The awesome swim team of Jake, Henri, Morgan and (newcomer) Evan earned themselves a Gold and Henri backing it up with an individual swim Silver. Not to be outdone, the boys on the beach also did a great job at flags, after sitting around in the scorching sun, with Josh securing 6th place and Brooky scoring a Silver. Back in the water, the U11 Cameron

A team of Jake, Henri, Josh & Tilly showed them all how to do it with a Gold. All 15 boys did us and themselves proud at State, giving it a go and being rewarded with some great personal achievements. Overall it has been another great season. The boys have all trained hard and become stronger, more confident and enthusiastic and are all really looking forward to next season. As Age Managers, we would like to say a special thank you to all the boys’ parents who help us out each week on the beach, with water safety and BBQ duty (thanks Gary!) and also to the committee for the endless hours that they put into the Club that nobody sees but we reap the benefit of. Last but certainly not least, thank you to Dean McMahon and his board training team for all their hard work with the boys, not only during the Nippers season but also in the off-season too. Keep up the off-season training boys and hope to see you all back on the beach next summer.

Mark Lake & Virginia Sullivan PS. I don’t think State will be at Umina next year as I seem to have most of their beach in my backpack!

Another great year!!! Although the weather didn’t always cooperate Girls the U12 girls always had smiles on their faces. This year we welcomed 3 new girls, Rhiannon, Kyra and Amelia, who all fitted in immediately. Their personalities were infectious and the girls displayed great character in taking on the beach and water events every week.

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Week in, week out, our girls constantly supported and encouraged each other. They are an absolute joy to look after and are a credit to their families. A few highlights this year included a silver medal for our beachies Sam A, Kayla and Kyra in the sprint relay at the 4 way carnival (with a little help from our U11girls). Also 4 Way gold in the surf teams, board relay and Cameron relay. We had a 4th in the board relay to the team of Gracie, Sam B and Ella at State, an unbelievable individual effort from Gracie at State with a well deserved second in board and third in ironperson. Our swim team of Gracie, Ella, Lara and Lilly also performed well. Not only can Lilly swim, but she also keeps us all entertained with her sense of humour and craziness. Another effort to be proud of was Kayla’s 5th place at State in flags. Well done Kayla. All of our girls deserve a mention. Amber’s swimming improved all year. Hayley’s board improved out of sight and Laura’s effort each week and never giving up deserves a medal in itself. The comraderie and support the girls had for each other this year, especially at State, was something to be proud of. We wouldn’t have had such a great year without the help of my assistants John Archer and Todd McLachlan (the ugliest secretary I’ve ever seen). Thanks for your help guys, and to all the parents for your support throughout the year. Your help with either beach set-up or a torturous shift on the BBQ is always much appreciated. I hope the girls had as much fun as I did this year and I look forward to seeing them all back next year.

Todd Stone

U12 GIRLS

Although we lost a few long termers to other pursuits in the U12s Boys this year, our losses were replaced by even more newbies - it was great to see the familiar faces so accepting and it was fantastic to watch the new guys form friendships, laughing with and following the more experienced kids - practicing, picking up tips and learning. It was amazing how quickly these talented and brave boys picked up the basics, persisting and continuing to improve week after week in some extremely challenging conditions.

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Yet again we had to contend with some challenging weather and surf conditions that somehow seemed to pinpoint specific days and resulted in the the Ohana Carnival and Sydney Branch Water Events being cancelled. This is the 2nd time in as many years that both of these events have been canned, disrupting the season and impacting our points and selection process. Increasing the pain, incredibly, State Age threatened at times to be a repeat of the last 2 years with many delays, cancellations and changed programs due to the hazardous surf conditions ... but we got there in the end and the Wanda boys enjoyed many successes over the 2-3 days.

The weather is a constant issue at Nippers sometimes fantastic, sometimes disappointing and disrupting but always unavoidable. Also unavoidable is the downtime and waiting around that often results from this unpredictability - combine this with seventeen 11-12 year old boys and usually you would have some problems - but not with these kids, each year I am surprised by their good behavior, their manners, their

respect for Pete and I and their overall maturity. Never a fight and always a smile - It’s a huge credit to them and clearly to you guys as parents of such fine young men. Congratulations. There are way too many highlights to list them all but I did want to mention just a few that for a variety of reasons, for me, signify what Nippers is all about: ■■

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Benny’s monster wave at the Four Way that resulted in our B Cameron Team beating our A Team in the closest of sprints up the beach. Dane and Jayden’s monumental semi final in the Ironman at State

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Nick being rescued, first ever ocean swim, first round Sydney Water .... he came 5th in the Final of the IM an hour later.

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Our A & C sprint teams both making the final at State

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Zach & Kai high fiving & laughing with each other after dead heating the sprint selection run off.

It was another great season, one of my most rewarding as Age Manager, and competitively one of our most successful seasons ever. Well done lads and thank you.

Chris Dixon Paul & I just wanted to start by thanking all of Girls the girls for another enjoyable and successful Nipper season. It was a slightly more relaxed and socially approach to the Nipper season than previous years and it was clear that you were all enjoying it; even if water safety didn’t quite know what to make of the mass of usually

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competitive girls, leisurely making their way through around the cans. We had another successful year that all of you should be proud of; from great attendance and participation each week to great performances at competitive events throughout the year and finally capped off by another successful campaign at the State Titles. You girls continue to re-write the Wanda Nipper record books and with one more season of Nippers remaining you’ve already created a great legacy and lifetime of memories that will be the centre of your friendships well beyond Nippers. This season saw a number of new girls and a few girls returning from gap years, which together with the regular group only added to the weekly fun & dynamic’s. This clearly reached its highest point for you all late in the season when you eagerly took on your newest weekly activity - Snow Cone making. It’s fair to say that the combination of ice, sugar syrup and the U13girls is an experience that the club is still adjusting to. Let’s hope that we don’t consume all the fundraising money next year through “taste testing”. Some of our highlights from the season: ■■

Forster Surf Carnival “season kick off” event continuing to grow in popularity; looking forward to the U14’s kick-off.

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Sydney Water Carnival successes by all participants.

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First wave of girls completing their Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) and making the transition from Nippers to Life Savers on Patrol.

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Addition of Surfing to program and the regular attendance by a core group “dawn patrollers” early each Sunday morning.

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State Carnival success and your strong contribution to Wanda’s 2nd placing.

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First Surfing gold at Sydney Branch, with Gold and Silver at 4-way carnival.

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Reclaiming State Gold in the Board Relay; breaking the Steve Southwell hoodoo.

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Beach Relay success with Silver at State and closing the gap on Cronulla throughout the year.

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Last, but not least hanging out with you all each week and listening to stories and storytelling that goes on.

We are looking forward to seeing you all back again next year and making U14’s your best year ever and a great finish to your Nippers experience. Thanks also to all parents; your support and assistance on the beach throughout the year and all the work that goes on behind the scenes getting your kids to training, competitions and Nippers each week. Looking forward to seeing you all again next season. Thanks

Paul & Josh The boys have completed the penultimate season as Nippers and what Boys an impressive season it has been. They have gone from being a small bunch of happy go lucky boys to a committed and competitive age group, who have progressed admirably throughout the season.

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As we move into this season Ross and I thought our numbers would dwindle again as we knew of a couple of kids who weren’t coming back. It was a great surprise to see

our numbers swell to 18 kids. It was a pleasure to welcome Sam, James, Ronan, Isaac, Wyatt, Riley, Oliver and Lachlan to the Club and age group. Some of the boys travel a fair distance each week to part take in Nippers. We also welcomed back Corey from his injury enforced lay off, Sonny and Tristan. The new and returning boys added to the comradery and team spirit, fitted in quickly and contributed both on the beach and in the water. It was also great to see us go from being the smallest number of competitors in Bate Bay for our age group to the largest number. This increase in number improved competition amongst the boys and with that our results improved as well. Winning medals at 4 way, branch and making finals at State. Great work Luca, Sam and Nath at 4-way silver in the board relay. Luca for winning gold in the stand-up surfing. Branch Maxime Gold and Luca Silver in the surfing. At State in the past we have made individual finals in the swim before with Corey and Nathan. This year we made team finals, a first for our age group. Congratulations to our swim team of Nath, Sam, Corey and Kalani, who finished a respectful 8th in the final and the board relay who came 12th in what can only be described as big and challenging conditions. This increase in numbers also meant we were finally able to put in a sprint relay team. Well done Riley, James, Sonny and Lachlan. Other notable efforts where, Wyatt’s individual swim and in the swim teams at State, Kane and Scott’s paddle in the board relay heats at State on the Friday in what were, at the time, 8 foot waves. This showed how far these 2 young men have come. Years gone by they wouldn’t

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have even entered the water. The effort that really showed this group’s happy go lucky style was Luca’s ironman heat. Sitting a comfortable 3rd Luca cracked a bomb out the back. Riding down the face up on his knees doing a victory salute screaming to the cheers of his mates on the beach and finishing it with a barrel role, memorable stuff. I would like to thank Ross, Mick and Ian who are there each week assisting. Luke Flint who joined this years did his official course and looked after our beach teams. Troy, Jo, Chris, and Mel for water safety, and surf ed, and anyone’s parent I have forgotten who have worked ensuring we set up, packed up, carted and set up tents, loaded and unloaded trailers, prepared and cooked BBQ’s. To Ian, Shannon, Tracey, Gary and the rest of the committee, a great effort that is appreciated by all. To our coaches, Dean, Rossi, Potty and Jock thanks for your time and volunteering it is appreciated by the boys and their parents. Stav and the IRB team along with Browny and the water safety thanks for being there so we can train and compete. To our officials, thanks for being their especially those who don’t have kids in Nippers you are true club people. Finally boys, later this year you start your final year of Nippers. You become the leaders of the Nippers group. Remember, enjoy your last season and approach in a positive, friendly, competitive and sportsmanlike manner, which will leave a lasting impression on your peers. Well done and thanks for this season and I look forward to seeing you back next season.

Justin Baratta

2014 - 2015

U14 GIRLS

WOW !! Hasn’t that gone quickly. From the U6s through to U14s seems Girls like the blink of an eye. I recall a group of girls – young, unsure of themselves, timid in the ocean but a group that always loved having fun. Now, as U14s, they still love to have fun but they are confident, proud of who they are and to be part of Wanda.

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Our 14s year kicked off with the majority of the girls gaining their SRC prior to the start of the season. We welcomed some new faces this season - Caitlin, Lara, Julia and Monica who blended seamlessly into the pack of now 19 girls. Our season was jammed packed with training, competition, clinics, weekly fundraising, BBQs and then culminated in our End-of-Season trip to Tallebudgera closely followed by the Junior State, Senior State Carnivals and a small contingent competing in the inaugural Aussies Youth Championships. The kids had a great time on our trip to Tallebudgera not even Marcia (cyclone) could dampen our spirits. A big thank you goes out to all the parents and their continued efforts in fundraising for the trip. And of course thank you to YOU - everyone who bought snow cones each week, supported our raffles and bought chocolates.

Our weekly Nippers sessions were great fun, but hard work was done at training and in competition. Thank you to some amazing coaches dedicated to Wanda and our girls – Dean, Rossie, Potty and JD for the R&R girls. With your help, we had some fantastic results throughout the season as well as being very proud to recognise Sarah who was a finalist at the Junior Lifesaver of the Year.

Chairperson Ian Blackhall

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The U14 team – and I say team, because not only do the kids make up the team, it is also the efforts and work put in by the parents each week. Thank you to our whole team – getting to Nippers each week, those doing BBQ duty, beach setup and the all the others things you do including: Committee members - Lisa, Potty & Nat; Water Safety Co-ordinator – John; Water Safety – Dave, Clare, Mel, Chris, Potty, Fiona, Paul, Nat; Uniform Officer – Lisa; IRB drivers – Mick, Adam, Mark; Surf Board Riding Co-ordinator – Tony; Carnival Official – Rachel; Trainer – Potty; Education Officer – Potty; R&R Co-ordinator – Colleen; Member Protection Officer – Michele.

Luke Sothern and Nathan Rohr (who Xavier took to calling “The Fantastic 4”) who turned up week in week out whilst others came and went. It was great to see them joined in the last few years by Adam Moriatis, Joel and Blake Paton, Matt Emanuel, Luke Montedoro and Alec Brennan. What a super contribution to the age group!

Finally, and most importantly, thank you to Pauline Brown who was instrumental in directing our girls through the season. We have worked together over many seasons and Pauline continues to be a source of support, commitment and knowledge to myself and the U14s group. I could not have continued this role without her. Thank you.

Out of our mighty group of 10 usual suspects we had 8 attend the State Championships (at the cursed Umina) namely Luke, Jed, Nath, Adam, Joel, Blake, Xavier and Matt. Apart from Nath winning Bronze in surfing last year we had never won a medal in any event. Along with the girls, the Wanda boys dominated at certain times. We had our WHOLE State team in the Surf Team final, what a great surprise, with Luke, Adam ,Blake and Joel taking the SILVER medal! Then Luke, Annika Durante, Adam and bringing it home Xavier (has there ever been a happier medalist) storming to the finish and also taking SILVER. And finally, big Luke appeared out of the water in the individual swim looking for the leader until he realized it was he, to win and take GOLD! Luke also won BRONZE in the all Age Board Relay. We had 4 boys in the individual swim final, we had individual board and ironman finalists, we made the board relay final and even the beach sprint final. There were Purple People Eaters Everywhere! And to make it even better the surf was pumping for

Seniors here we come!!!

Julie Adams

U14 Boys

THE PURPLE PEOPLE EATERS What a great way for the boys to finish up!

After many years wondering if we would even have an age group, come the 14’s, the boys finished their junior surf life saving careers as an outstanding group of young men, who were always respectful, respected, dedicated, fun and a joy to be with (even on a cold, wet southerly buster of a day). All along we had the core group of Jed Buckley, Xavier Managreve,

Whilst always able to compete at all levels and in all events, we had unfortunately lacked the depth of the other clubs and seemed to always be a man short in the teams events or not get that bit of luck in the individual events. Well that all changed this year at the State Championships.

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the Age Manager and his son (but no surfing event, work that out!). As well as being the boy’s Age Manager I was also lucky to be an Age Manager for my oldest daughter, Nicole, so that I have been involved with the club for some 15 years. Accordingly, I would like to thank for guidance and support, Ian Blackhall, Potty, Donna and Charlie Brown, Anne Caterson, Phil Allum and Chris Fox, as well as the support of Ian Ross, Dean McMahon, Greg Pierce, Shannon Dixon, Lizzy and Paul Sargeant and Carol Woods. A special thank you to Pat Managreve and Adam Buckley for being my faithful sidekicks over the years. Also,

special thanks to Julie Adams, the 14 girls Age Manager, who organized our fantastic trip away to the Gold Coast, much appreciated, and having had many a fun day looking out for the girls, as well as the boys. Finally of course, I thank the parents for letting me be a part of their boys’ (now young man) growing up and development. To the boys, I wish you every success and remember: Try hard, Do your best, And you never know what might happen! All the best.

Vice Chairperson Ian Ross Deputy Chairperson Gary McNamara Secretary Shannon Dixon Treasurer Darren Rossen Team Manager Tracey Green Surf Life Saving Coordinator David Phillpot Compliance & Information Manager Andrew Cole

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Communications Coordinator Shannon Dixon Weekly Activities Coordinator Ian Ross

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Uniforms Coordinator Lisa Dixon

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Water Safety Coordinator John Brown

During the season, there were 11 General Committee Meetings. Attendance for the year was:

Name

Possible Meetings

Attendance

Apology

Ian Blackhall

Ian Ross

Gary McNamara

Shannon Dixon

Darren Rossen

Tracey Green

Dean McMahon

John Brown

David Phillpot

Steve Stavrou

Andrew Cole

Julie Anne Warn

Lisa Dixon

Nat Buckley

Tim Mayo

IRB Coordinator Steve Stavrou Head Coach Dean McMahon Sponsorship Coordinator vacant Events and Social Manager vacant General committee Natalie Buckley General committee Julie-Anne Warn General committee Tim Mayo

Director of Surf Sports Report

Boat Captain's Report

WOW, What a season, 3rd at State , What a great effort.

It was great to see all crews enjoy their first full season of competition.

Over the last five years (2011-2015), we have finished in the top 4 each year, 1st Place (once), 3rd Place (3 times) and fourth once. We are the most consistent performing club in the State. There were many outstanding individual and team efforts. Many thanks, to all the competitors, whom at both State and Aussies competed up in Age Groups to help the Club. That’s the Wanda Team spirit. What a strong future we have with our talented athletes, from all our sections, the Beach, Boats, Board, March Past, R&R , Ski and Swim sections, whose dedication to our sport has contributed to our success at State and Aussies. Aussie Gold Medalist are ■■

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Danielle McMahon, U19 female Surf Board Riding

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Ian Kerz, Brock Douglas, Grant Sandstrom, Kurt Melville, Blake McCrindle, Stuart Smith and

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Nathan Rohr, U14 Male Surf Board Riding

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Chloe Gentle, U14 Female 2km Beach Run

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Elly O’Donoghue, U15 Female 2km Beach Run

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Hudson Berry, Adam Mortlock, Jamee Smith and Kurt Stavrou, U15 Male Beach Relay

Wanda performed well at the SLSNSW Pool Rescue Championships. Congratulations to the team. Congratulations to all the members who were the recipients of Branch Awards, these were all well deserved. Wanda had many members selected for representative honours in the Surf Life Saving Sydney team, Congratulation to James Karagiannis,

Master's Report This year saw an increased number of Masters competing at the major carnivals.

Wanda sent Masters teams to the Branch, State and Australian Titles. New faces racing in the Masters this year included Cameron Pyett, Joel Bolewski, and Cade Barnes.

Notable mention must go to Mick Georgaris (Jnr) who this year won his third straight Australian over 30 Ski title, a huge effort considering most paddlers in this age group also go on to make the open ski final.

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Danielle McMahon, Beau Wheeler and Tate Wilkins. I would also like to thank Jeff (Charlie) Brown for his efforts as Team Manager and his assistant Donna, they did a great job both on and off the beach and his efforts are greatly appreciated by competitors, parents and all at Wanda. Thanks to all the coaches in every section for the time that they have dedicated to our club members in training and the support at carnivals. Their fantastic efforts have enabled us to achieve these results over the years. Lastly, Thank you to the all members of the Management and Competition Committees for their support throughout the year and a special thanks to Competition Committees’ partners and families for being so understanding and supportive of the club. See you on the beach next season.

Chris Fox Director Surf Sports

With two U19’s and a Masters crew we raced everything from marathons & short course, to regular carnivals. As the season progressed so too did the confidence, and with that came a few well earned results. Most notable of these were a 2nd place in the 12km Roosters River Run, 2nd place in the South Coast Surfboat Series,3rd at the Collaroy Young Guns, Qualifying for the “Best Of The best” and an invitation to race in the last round of “Ocean Thunder”.

A special mention to Jared AdamsLau for coming out of retirement to be our “super sub”, Rod Holdsworth and Ron Smith who were always willing to help out when needed. The crews this season were -

Whilst only in the 2nd year of our rebuilding stage, there were less than a handful of clubs that could field two or more U19 crews. This coming season we will have three U19 mens and a U23 girls crew. After spending the last season training on the bay and hitting the sand hills, the girls are looking forward to getting their chance at a full season racing.

Vets - Nathan Spinner, Geoff Considine, Ron Doolan, Paul Auglys and Dave McGrath.

I’d like to thank all the rowers and sweeps for their effort and commitment over the last season. Due to the renovations storing boats and getting them to training has been a huge task, thanks to all who have either stored boats or helped transport them over the last 6-8 months. A big thanks to the McGrath family who at one stage had 3 boats on their front lawn. To our sponsors Club On East and The Shire Local Banking, thank you for your continued support.

U19 Blue - Les Townsend, Tom Colquhoun, Jack Kenning, Matt Pescud and Conor McGrath. U19 Red - Nathan Spinner, Matt Jessop, Beau Grimley, Jack Spooner, Sam Keppel and Kurt Benson.

Jnr Girls Development Squad Hannah Munns, Anna Hayes, Jess Spooner,Olivier Loh,Sophie Haes and Eliza Benson. Congratulations to Tom Colquhoun Junior Rower of the Year, Sam Keppel - Boat Captains Award and the U19 Blue - Crew of the Year.

Scott Benson Boat Captain

Beach Captain's Report Season 2014-15 was another season of growth, fun and Australian champions for the beach section! Being my third season as Beach Captain, this year continued the trend of increasing our overall numbers but also took the step of improving our results at the major carnivals of State and Australian Titles. Last year we won numerous state medals but only the one Australian medal. This year we took many strides into making an impact at the national level. Most pleasing, however, is the culture and the camaraderie of the beach team that is going from strength to strength – team BBQ’s, track and beach training sessions, bulking in the gym, giant Schnitzel lunches (mini for Pete) and staying away as a team interstate. Last year, we had the U/14 Nippers training with the senior squad and the fruits of this decision have now taken full effect. Jamee Smith, Hudson Berry and Kurt Stavrou were joined by Adam Mortlock to win our sport’s ultimate prize = Australian Champions in the U/15’s Beach Relay! Those who were fortunate enough to watch the race won’t forget it – from Adam’s powerful start, Kurt’s slick shuffling, Hudson’s change (probably the best I’ve ever seen) and Jamee bringing it home. It was epic in every sense of the word and a just reward for 6 years of domination at State level. Big thanks to the parent’s who kept the boys going during that period and bringing them up to the seniors. Congratulations must also go to Kai Atkinson who filled in for Adam at State and ran a brilliant first leg for another State gold.

Another highlight from Aussies which might not seem as significant on paper but is actually a real feat is Matthew Lewis making the Open

Men’s Beach Sprint final. Wedged in between Stawell Gift winners and semi-professional track athletes, Matt ran out of his skin to be the first open male to make the last top 8 in Australia since the late, great Marc Leabeater 8 years ago. Our junior sprint stocks appear in good stead with the club having 2 runners in the U/19s men beach sprint final; with Peter Axiotis running a brilliant race to secure the bronze medal. This capped off a break out year for Peter – making representative teams, winning the opens and 19’s sprints at Branch and 2nd places at Manly carnival and the State Titles. Just needs to work on those catching skills hey Pete! The hard luck story was James Karagiannis doing an amazing job making the final after a torn hammy only weeks earlier - only to re-injure this during the race. Both boys are first year in the age group so look out for them plus the relay team with Adam Leabeater next year. Combine this with the 15 boys relay team, Jamee Smith making the U/15’s Aussies final, Josh Fernandes coming 5th at State in his first year 17’s and the next 2 years should be very exciting – keep training hard boys! While our numbers in the females continues to be a work in progress, the girls we do have are a core group of quality runners and quality people. This year we were fortunate enough to have Ella Southwell and Shelby Wilde come through from the juniors and Greer Calabro and Lauren Campbell in the Opens. All 4 girls are fantastic in their own way. Ella flagged brilliantly to achieve a fantastic 4th in the U/15 girls beach flags at State. Shelby is only just starting to realise her potential – her sprint performance at branch is an

example of this. Greer and Lauren – both in their 30’s – are the fittest; most ripped competitors out there; putting girls half their age to shame. Running on sand takes years and years to Master yet these 2 mums trained harder than anyone and the improvement in one season was astounding; resulting in a bronze medal in the relay at the Aussies Masters titles and Greer grabbing a bronze in the Masters sprint! These girls were ably supported by Sophie Lewis in the Opens; Chenaya Cooper in the 19’s; Caity Smith and Eve Neilson in the 17’s and Amie O’Donoghue in the 15’s. Well done to all these girls – it can be very hard and unmotivating to be the only competitor in your age group – bring some friends down! Special congratulations to Caity Smith who had her best year yet; making the final of the Manly Carnival and just missing the State final. All our 15’s, 19’s and Open’s beach relay teams contested the state final; were right in the mix mid race and was their best run as a team all year. Still being a competitor, it is easy for me to attend training and organise a few things. However, the real credit must be paid to our Beach Coaches. Wayne Owen has been the sprints, flags and relays coach for a few years now but has really stepped up his commitment in the last 2 years. The amount of planning and organising behind all the scheduled sessions is second to none. Our training has increased to almost 10 months a year and 5-6 sessions a week and Wayne does all this without any family connection to the club. I know words are cheap but the entire beach team is over the moon having you

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involved and realise all this success wouldn’t have come close without your involvement. It is no surprise that the 2 athletes who have spent the longest time training with him – Matt Lewis and Peter Axiotis – got the best results this year. The same can be said about Jock Campbell coaching the 2km runners. I haven’t gone into Jock’s achievements training the 2km runners as he will cover this his report. Jock is the ultimate professional and his energy and

passion for helping the athletes is rubbing off on the whole squad. Jock also coached the female sprinters this year and their results speak for themselves. Wanda as a club can really use someone of your status and skillset in the future and I thank you for putting in all this time with a young family.

that without your support and involvement, those top athletes wouldn’t have reached those heights. Our medals are won as a squad. YOU are the difference.

Lastly, thank you to all the parents and to all the competitors for simply ‘getting amongst it’. Even if you didn’t win a State or Australian medal personally, you should realise

See you all next season!

Let’s keep getting involved, keeping fit and having fun while we are young.

Tate Wilkins Beach Captain

Ski Captain's Report The season started at Sydney Water Carnivals. Five ski paddlers competed, it was grounding for the coming carnivals at Sydney, Northern Beaches, Branch, State and Aussies.

Female: Abbey Schott, Danielle McMahon, Izel Tuncer, Michaela Sargeant. Male: Mitchell Allum, Michael Georgaris jnr, Beau Wheeler, Ben Bolewski, Joel Bolewski, Cameron Pyett, Mitchell Palmer, Izaak Smith, Kurtis Smith, Matthew Peterie, Jake Walsh, John Woods, Cade Barnes, Paul Georgaris, Brodie Schott, Michael Mead. All did well in ski races, relays, taplin, double ski, mixed double ski, Lifesavers relay and Iron Person. Lucy Furness, Lauren McMahon, Georgia Sinclair, Kurt Stavrou will all be coming into our ski section to compete. I would like to thank all the people who put their hands up to help the

office staff, JD, Chris Fox, Scotty, Greg Pierce our head coach. Doug Iredale for the programme for our ski section. Bill Prestage for making the racks for the skis and doubles, Rod Holdsworth for ski and board machines, Michael Georgaris jnr for helping with all the coaching. All the helpers packing the trailer, putting up tents, Jeff Brown Team Manager. Ken Smith for towing the trailer to the main carnivals - State and Aussies, along with his sons for packing the trailer and helping in every way he could - thank you. Let’s all start working now for a great season to come. Thank you All.

Mick Georgaris Ski Captain

JOEL BOLEWSKI

2km Beach Report The 2km Beach Team has exploded, it started out with 1 member back in 2005/2006 when Dee Cooper won the World Title, to this season where we had more than 20 runners compete in the event this season.

Our runners ranged from 13year old Nippers running up with the big boys, to 52 year olds and we had several wins and even a few last places. But all runners trained hard, raced hard and are all welcome no matter what their standard. This was my favourite season, and started back in September with the World Titles in France and concluded with our runners coming home with 7 x 2km medals at Nationals.

in the races, and that’s why we had some great results. Highlights of the season, this was tough as there were so many, in no particular order:

I set a goal in last year’s annual report that said exactly “The challenge I’m setting for next season is a gold medal at Worlds and 5 national medals next year, with at least 2 Gold’s.“ Well we didn’t get a gold at Worlds, but we did get 2 silvers, a 4th and Mel Campbell was first to cross the line in the Master’s 2km (but that’s another story.) But we did get three great gold’s at Nationals with Chloe Gentle and Elly O Donoghue winning in style in a couple of hard fought races and showed what tough competitors they are. Who could forget Donna Cox’s win with a broken foot in the Masters as well. And we trumped the requested 5 with 7 medals, so great work everyone.

The 2km event is a lung busting, lactate producing smash up, where often our runners are dizzy, sick or pass out at the end. To win there’s no hiding, you have to be extremely well trained in the event, and be willing to physically hurt yourself to win. I am so impressed with our core group of runners who continually did this throughout the training year and

The 3 young guns getting 1st, 2nd and 3rd at the State Titles in the U15 Girls. We had a plan for the last 2 years of Lara Saunders, Chloe Gentle and Elly O Donahue achieving this. It was a plan we kept between the 4 of us, and I love it when a plan comes together. What a great moment in sport! The world titles in France – seeing Mel Campbell come back 6 months after having baby number 3 and get first across the line in her Masters race, followed by a hard fought 4th in the Opens was amazing. Ali’s race to get the silver in the open men’s final was an amazing effort as well. The 3 Aussie golden girls. All fantastic races started with Chloe Gentle in a lead pack of 5 girls, finally pull away with 150m to go to outlast a classy field and faint at the end, great effort. Followed by Elly O, with her vast sand running experience ran an incredibly smart and gutsy race to win the U15, and then our Master athlete 17 times Australian Waterski champion Donna Cox, run the final with a broken foot and outsprint her rival to win by 1m. Brilliant girls! Scott Clancy in his first ever 2km beach run came last at the Wanda carnival. The great thing

about this was the race winner Ali Najem, Mitch Palmer and North Cronulla’s Lachie Crawford all ran back to him and brought their training partner home in a show of great support. That is teamwork and supporting your teammates. Sydney Branch titles where our runners won 6 of the 8 gold medals, including all the female categories up for grabs. Mel Campbell (open), Emily Rohr U19, Emma Brown U17, Chloe Gentle U15, and Ali Najen (open) and Jack Porter U15. A pretty good day that. Emily Rohr after having a year off winning for her HSC trained exceptionally hard for over a year to finally get her form and fitness back, winning State U19 Gold, Aussie silver and winning U19 Sydney Branch Athlete of the year. Ali Najem silver medals at State, Australian and World Titles. Not the colour that he wanted or we for that matter, but a magnificent effort in training and racing. The good thing is that not winning the Gold’s may keep him in Surf Lifesaving for that little bit longer. The best out of all was the growth of our team, and the team atmosphere in our squad. The additions of Donna Cox, Dee McCarthy, Scott Clancy, Georgia McGrath, cricketer Rory Darkins, Matt Peterie, Sarah Brown, Johnny Woods, Andrew Joseph and youngsters Chloe Gentle and Lara Saunders finally being old enough to run has been fantastic.

The 2km relay, which was tested at the Wanda Carnival. 2 people relay each running 1km. Great fun 14 teams took part in the carnival and have been sanctioned as a new event by the ILS. A really tough event, the most enjoyable event I have been in at Surf Lifesaving and a great addition for endurance runners in Surf Lifesaving. After last year’s athlete rating system, it’s back by popular demand; well I think two people liked it.

JOCK’S RATING OF ATHLETE’S (NON-SCIENTIFIC) Ali Najem – Sydney Branch Gold, and triple silvers State, Australian and World Titles. Works very hard, great team player, well done. Mel Campbell – Club Champ. Opens: 4th World Titles, 1st Sydney Branch, 3rd State Titles, 5th Australian Tiles. Masters: 1st across the line World Titles, 2nd State Titles, 2nd Australian Titles at age 38 all within 12 months of having her 3rd baby. 2nd best athlete in her house! Mitch Palmer – Back from finding himself in Peru, did really well considering his sabbatical, great to see him back Rory Darkins – a new recruit from New Zealand and Sutherland Cricket, now living in Australia and one of Ali’s training partners. Rory did great coming 5th at State Titles and finishing top 12 at Nationals. Great job good to see you in a real sport. Emily Rohr – U19 Sydney Branch and State Champion, Silver at Australian Titles, turned her weakness of soft sand into her strength. Great season, became a tough athlete! Chloe Gentle – 1st Sydney Branch U15, 2nd State Titles U15, Australian Champion U14. A natural sand runner, great competitor and has a huge future. Knows where the cameras are and has some unorthodox poses for the media.

Lara Saunders – 1st U15 Sate Titles, 5th at Australian Titles. A fantastic athlete, far better than her dad was. When Lara picks up running in the soft sand she will be unstoppable. Lara has a massive future in all forms of running. Jock Campbell – Masters Silver medals at Branch and World Titles + open Worlds finalist, Bronze at State and Australian Titles. Clearly a great runner, great bloke, best coach, superb athlete, really could have been a male model or a hand model! Matt Petrie – still the enigma! Improving each year, 6th at the State Titles, fitter than normal with some solid club performances. Elly O’Donahue – Despite swimming taking over as her number 1 sport and dominating at that, Ellanor still fit the odd few races in. Elly has been running with me since she was 8 years old, and now after a superb Aussie final she is an Aussie Champion. Tough competitor. Emma Brown – despite a significant calf tear half way through the season, Emm fought back and won Silver at State Titles. The quiet achiever, great work considering an 8-week interruption to training John Woods – World Titles finalist, solid performer all season, despite only running 1-2 times per week due to 20 hours a week of swimming. Good athlete, great World Titles tourist and his best event was the duathlon at Worlds. Finishing his 2km final at Worlds, he then had to jog immediately down the beach 500m where they were waiting for him to start the Surf Swim final. Pretty tough that combo.

Donna Cox – Superwoman, previous 17 times Australian Waterski Champ, started her Surf Lifesaving Career in Perth as boatie with some great success, now won everything she had a go at in her Masters events. Branch, State and Aussie Champ in her first attempt! Andrew Joseph – a mid season addition, from long course triathlon to 2km beach run. Adapted well, had a solid season, great fun, but could never keep his shirt on. Georgia McGrath – Another mid season transfer. Training with us for some time now Georgia came to me and asked if she could join Wanda and transfer from North. A great addition to our team coming 5th at State in the opens, but unfortunately hurting her back in the Aussie final. A great talent and will have a huge year next year. Sarah Brown – did well despite limited training. A talented natural runner, with some regular training could do really well. Great to have her with us. We had a real team atmosphere at training and races amongst the club. This was much to do with many of the iron-people and sprinters joining in our sessions during the season, which helped build great camaraderie amongst the club. It’s great to see everyone happy with each other’s success and the spirit and culture developing amongst the club. Another really enjoyable season with only better things to come. 11 medals at State, 7 medals at Aussies and 3 medals at World Titles, that’s a pretty good year!

Scott Clancy - Great to see Scott join the club, complete his bronze medallion, race with his teammates. A great new addition to our team.

Look out next year; we’re coming for you!

Dee McCarthy – The food sergeant. So excited to see the World Titles results and trip to France, Dee was motivated to join the club and compete. Winning Gold in the Maters 2km at State, great start from Dee who is the spiritual mother of our team.

Jock

Cheers

R&R Reports

2014 Sutherland 2 Surf "43rd Year" Almost 8000 participants braved the cold wind and drizzle for the 43rd Brookes- Caltex Sutherland to Surf.

Under 14 R&R Report

Open R&R Report

Team - Sarah Brown, Eloise Cantlon, Isabella Conroy, Gemma Cooke, Emma Phillpot

Teams: Open 6 Person: Blake McCrindle, Kurt Melville, Stuart Smith, Grant Sandstrom, Brock Douglas, Ian Kerz

I am very happy with the way you all performed in your first season of competition. Not easy considering most of the opposition had competed either in Two Person or Five Person previously. Most people don`t understand the amount of detail to be learned in R & R and the discipline required to compete at the highest level. Not only did the girls compete at the State Titles but also the Australian. After the big learning curve of this season I can see good results for the coming one. Sarah Brown was justly rewarded for her effort by winning the most improved R & R competitor in Wanda. She readily picked up the details of her position and lost no more than one point in competition. I am looking forward to seeing Sarah actually doing the Belt Swims. Both Eloise, Gemma and Emma performed the resuscitation with distinction and Isabella was exceptional on the reel. I must thank the mums and dads for their support and especially Colleen for being my assistant, chasing up the girls for training and ensuring the reel turned up at the carnivals.

I trust you are all enjoying your winter sports and I wish you all success.

Open Male 5 Person: Blake McCrindle, Kurt Melville, Stuart Smith, Grant Sandstrom, Brock Douglas Open Mixed 5 Person: Georgia McGrath, Emily Caterson, Glenn Bell, Grant Sandstrom, Brock Douglas Open Female 5 Person: Ebony Green, Grace Sheridan, Joanna Stavrou, Joanna Axiotis, Katelyn Haywood As a last minute appointee to referee the R&R area at the State Championships, I had no option other than to watch my team compete from a distance. And I watched in awe as they proceeded to “drill zero” to win the Open 5 Man Event. This team are just that good! So I tested them at Aussies and asked Grant and Brock to lead the Mixed team including our new 2km run recruit from North Cronulla, Georgia. Again they competed magnificently and with Emily smashing her male opposition in the belt, they finished a very unlucky second. The 5 Man event was the last of the day on the Saturday and as the tide came in the boys had to march through waist deep water

which the other teams escaped and unfortunately they never recovered but finished a gallant third. But then our Qatar based patient, Ian Kerz, joined the team for the 6 person event and despite a mountain of questionable judging, they outswam their counterparts by enough to secure their 6th Australian 6 person R&R Premiership. A simply outstanding achievement. Our Women’s team also had the opportunity to compete on Sunday but fell just short of the final. It wasn’t due to a lack of effort and they definitely know how to have a good time at Aussies. They know they have the potential, but just need the application. Some serious training early in the season will be required to get this team into the top three. Again thank you to Glenn Bell for the work he puts in with our trailer, tents and reels and to Tony and Yvonne Holland for their assistance during the year. Paula Cox does an amazing job as timekeeper at carnivals and Solly continues to amaze with his stamina in judging event after event. Finally, thank you again to our wives, fiancé and girlfriends for the support you continue to give us and Wendy for bringing Ron’s spirit with her each year to watch the boys do their best for him.

Gordon McKirdy

Because of the major changes that occurred with the parking area and road on the western side of our surf club, we decided to move the finish for the first time up the hill to Don Lucas Reserve. This worked well as it gave competitors and spectators more room to move and more space for bbq’s and food outlets and provided a carnival atmosphere. The race was won by Russell DessaixChin of North Wollongong in a time of 34.16, second was David MainWaring followed by Joshua Torley 35.33. Past women’s winner and second year in a row was Belinda Martin of Sylvania in a time of 38.05. Clare Geraghty was second and

Claire Ashworth was third. Wanda Surf Club’s first member home in 17-19 age group was Ali Najem who came sixth overall in a time of 36.01. Brighton Baths Athletic Club won the teams’ event. At the presentation Russell was presented with a cheque for $1000AUD plus the Andrew Lloyd Trophy and Belinda also $1000AUD prize money with the Kerryn McCann Trophy. A big thank you to all our sponsors, to all the club members who helped especially my co-organiser Anne Catterson, wife Sue, Trevor Elliott and especially Peter Cullen who for

a number of years, by himself, has put out the yellow signage which advises motorists about the S2S and the changed traffic conditions on the day of the race. Club members have to realise the S2S is our biggest fund raiser and we are very fortunate to have such a high profile event in the Shire and I am sure we wouldn’t have such a beautiful clubhouse we have today without this great community event. Looking forward to another successful S2S in 2015.

Michael Brannock

Spring Beach Classic 2014 The 2014 Spring Beach Classic was run on Sunday 12th October on a fine sun day. There were 180 participants, who either walked or ran from Wanda Surf Club to Boat harbour and return.

The winner completed the course in a fast time of 28.15sec for the 8 km Beach run. OPEN MALE 1st Hamish Wallace 28.15 2nd Ali Najem (Wanda) 29.58 3rd Chris Stanton 30.39 WOMEN’S 1st Kasey Mumby 31.02 2nd Laura James (Wanda) 32.56 3rd Audrey Amiya Hall (Wanda) 33.28

1ST U16 MALE Jack Porter 31.40

JUNIOR FEMALE DASH WINNER Tilly Handforth (Wanda)

1ST U16 FEMALE Imogen Russell 46.48 1ST OVER 40 MALE Shane Machine McCarthy 32.20 1ST OVER FEMALE Donna Cox (Wanda) 47.17

Wanda Surf Club wish to thank the sponsors Crust Cronulla, Snap Caringbah and Brooks, for without their support this event would not be possible. Fundraised goes to supporting Wanda Surf Life Saving Club.

Chris Fox Spring Beach

March Past Report Glenn Bell Coach along with Brian Cowan (Technical advisor) turned this team from near bottom of the table in 2014 to 2nd equal (4th on count back) in just one year at the 2015 Aussies on the Gold Coast. Both of these men are well respected by the group and hopefully they will be available to do it all again in 2016. Brian put a lot of work in the two days leading up to the competition and brought along an army of gurus who gave valuable training and advise. This team would have to be the most improved in its event, if not in the entire Aussies, which is a great achievement and well worth being proud of. Leading up to the Aussies, they competed in 3 events, North

Cronulla, Coogee and State Champs at Umina coming in at 9th. Special mention must also go to Paula Cox for her efforts as the team manager. The support group of Peter Cox and Ross Hunt, once again have done a great job, carrying the reel for many miles and all the little incidentals that make life easier for the competitors. Anita Pryke our President once again lead from the front as our standard bearer, Kate Mountain on the belt pulled along the reel team of Margaret Ryall, Yvonne Holland, Marilyn Georgaris and Gyliane Ware, they were flanked by Paula Cox and Jann Townsend on the pivots. Completing this tight knit group on the back line was Narelle Hunt, Vanessa McKirdy, Maree Ovens

Surf Life Saving Association Life Member International Life Saving Greg Allum OAM Grand Knight in the Order of Life Saving Life Member of Surf Life Saving Australia Greg Allum OAM

and Jeannie Gunn. Our team had quality reserves with Donna Mackie, Barbara Anderson and Donna Brown competing in lead up events. 2015-16 season promises to be a good one for this team with all the team available to participate. Win draw or lose this team will be competitive both on and off the sand.

Tony Holland

At State we had mixed results from the small group. As a team, they finished with 2 golds, 4 silvers and 2 bronze. This was very pleasing as all these medals came from Nipper aged swimmers, many of them competing in their first pool rescue carnival.

A few more sessions in the pool and the Australian titles were upon them. These were held at Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, always a difficult pool to compete in Pool Rescue

due to the 3m depth. Manikins and bricks are difficult to pick up from the bottom of the pool already without the increased depth. Again the team did well to step up at the bigger event, and fist Australian titles for the Nippers. Highlights were definitely Scott Purves and Kalani Ryan winning silver in the U12 Line Throw, and Kiera Warn taking home a bronze in the U12 100m Obstacle race. Nathan Clarke also had a successful carnival coming so close to medalling in 3 events. I’m sure he’ll crack in time. Later in the year John Woods travelled across to France for the World Championships as Wanda’s sole pool competitor. In an extremely tough competition John did himself and the pool rescue section proud coming up against Olympic level swimmers on their home turf, or water. A massive thank you must go to the parents of the swimmers for getting

them to training, sitting through the session in the rain and wind, and continually supporting them to compete at the carnivals. Thank you to Engadine Leisure Centre for allowing the group to have the lane space free of cost. Thank you to Engadine Royal Lifesaving Club for use of equipment, such as manikins, tubes and fins. And finally thank you to the two boards of the club, the Nipper and Open for supporting this aspect of Surf Sport. Without ongoing emails and messages to club members pool rescue would not be able to happen. Seeing as we had such a young group this season, here’s hoping to more Nippers being involved and the one season veterans to further improve their skills with the manikins, bricks, tubes and fins to faster times, improved results and medals.

Blake McCrindle

Glenn Bell – R&R Steering Panel

Ernest Stephens OAM

Surf Life Saving NSW Greg Allum OAM – Surf Sports Technical Adviser

Rex Sargeant (dec)

John De Cean – State Councillor

Life Member of SLS New South Wales Trevor Elliott, Rex Sargeant (dec), Ernest Stephens OAM, Greg Allum OAM, Dennis O’Sullivan

Surf Life Saving Sydney Ernest Stephens OAM – Patron

Life Members SLS Sydney Trevor Elliott, Rex Sargeant (dec), Ernest Stephens OAM, John De Cean

Greg Pierce – Deputy Director of Surf Sports

International Lifesaving Federation Officers Greg Allum OAM – Member, ILS Sports Commission

Pool Rescue Report After all the hype of another summer season on the beach and in the waves the real athletes of Wanda Surf Club got back in the water and started training for the Pool Rescue season. Many cold Wednesday nights at Engadine Pool and windy Saturday afternoons at Caringbah Pool paid off for those who put in the hard yards. The State championships were held on the Central Coast, with the Australian titles held in Sydney.

Surf Life Saving Australia Greg Allum OAM – National Sport Technical Adviser

John De Cean – Director of Finance, Selection Committee, Branch Team Manager

Stephen Doran, Brock Douglas, John Douglas, Shane Ewings, Brett Furniss, John Georgaris, Paula George, Joanne Handforth, Rod Holdsworth, Tony Holland, Yvonne Holland, Cassandra Kotsis, Paul Kotsis, Tim Mayo, Gordon McKirdy, Virginia McMahon, Gary McNamara, Joanne Munro, Jasmin Peake, Greg Pierce, Anita Pryke, Col Rickets, Karen Ross, Ken Smith, Louise Southwell, Deacon Spicer, Steve Stravrou, Ernest Stephens OAM, Brook Thatcher Cronulla Sutherland District Council Anita Pryke – District Council

Trevor Eliott – Finance Committee

Ben Harris – District Council

Greg Allum OAM – Surf Sports Adviser

Gordon McKirdy – District Treasurer

Members of Surf Life Saving Sydney Greg Allum OAM, Glenn Bell Michael Brannock, Donna Brown, Jeff Brown, Robert Cane, John De Cean,

Graham Hill – District Council Anita Pryke – Cook Classic Organising Committee Greg Allum OAM – Cook Classic Organising Committee

Births, Deaths and Marriages – 2014-2015 Season Engagements Congratulations to the following Couple on their Engagement:

Michael Snr & Marilyn Georgaris - Daughter and Granddaughter Kelsey Georgaris

Kurt Melville and Emma Nealon

Tait and Mairead Brannock - Son Archer Brannock

Marriages Our best wishes for a long and happy future together go to: Tim & Jessica Bermand Stuart & Stephanie Smith Alex & Brett Johnson Births Congratulations to the Parents and Grandparents: Ron and Nicole Doolan - Daughter Savana Doolan Sue Backhouse - Grandson Nate Michael Jnr and Shelby Georgaris

Obituaries Our deepest sympathies go out to the families of the following people who passed away this season:

Marc Leabeater John Gartrell Kevin Pepper - Father of Matt Pepper Gavin Johnson Albert Luddington Keith McKeachie Keith Schott - Grandfather of Bradie and Abbey

Bruce Breadner

Dave Standen

Jack Hayes - Father of Craig, Grandfather of Jonathan - Father of Maria Stavrou, father in-law of Steve, Grandfather of Joanna and Kurt

Nita Allum – Life Member of Ladies Committee, Mother of Greg and Phil, Mother-in-law of Patricia and Jenny, Grandmother of Kate, Chris, Hayden, Alicia and Mitchell and Great Grandmother

John Harper - First ever sponsor of Wanda SLSC (CEO of person to person finance)

Noelene Turner – Long serving member of Ladies Auxiliary. Wife of Ian, Mother of Luke, Leonie and Trent

MATESHIP TREK Gallipoli, Turkey January 2015

Jimmy come along with us, but we had two current serving Turkish army soldiers, who came along with us for a few days as we trekked the Gallipoli peninsular.

As some of you are aware, The Mateship Trek is a biannual event which brings together young people from different walks of life for a journey through a part of Australia’s military history. The aim of Mateship Trek is to create understanding between different groups of young people - and also ensure that the feats of our soldiers are not forgotten. The Mateship Trek is also a bi-partisan initiative. Scott Morrison, our Federal member for Cook and the Minister for Social Services, together with Jason Clare, Federal member for Blaxland and the Shadow Minister for Communications organised the first Mateship trek to Kokoda in 2009. They followed this up by organising a Trek to Sandakan in Borneo in 2011. In 2013 they retraced the WW2 battle that occurred along the ‘Black Cat’ track in Northern Papua New Guinea. To mark the Centenary of World War I, Gallipoli became the focus of the next trek, earlier this year, in which I participated in. The opportunity to participate in the 2015 Mateship Trek was brought to me by the surf club. At first, I wasn’t really all that fussed on applying for the trek, but once I looked more into it and spoke to a close friend who had been on the previous Mateship Trek, but also with the persistence from my Mum, I realised what an incredible and once in a lifetime

opportunity this was. Being selected as a part of ‘Team Cook’ alongside Scott Morrison (my local MP) and three other fellow ‘clubbies’ was a great honour. I knew being selected to participate in the Mateship Trek was going to take a lot of commitment and hard work, but I was prepared for that. The trek was not funded by the government, but by fundraising to raise the funds for all of us to travel, and to do what we did. While this was money being raised for us to participate, each of us also had to do fundraising of our own, for the Soldier On Foundation. The Soldier On Foundation is one that supports returned serviceman from current conflicts, and assists them in their physical and even mental recoveries. We were accompanied by a 25-year returned Special Forces veteran, Nick Hill, as well as retired Major General Jim Molan. Not only did Nick and

We first travelled to Istanbul, where we did a few days of historical sightseeing, visiting the Blue Mosque, travelling from Europe to Asia over the Bosphorus Strait (for those who don’t know, the Bosphorus Strait forms the boundary of Europe and Asia and connects the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara), while also having some time to visit the Grand Bazaar, and do some shopping. The trek is something I have found hard to describe to people when they ask me what it was like. It is something I feel so privileged to have been a part of, particularly being able to travel to Gallipoli in the year of the Centenary of Anzac. It was an experience of learning more deeply about the Gallipoli campaign, not only the Australian story but also the Turkish story. It was such an eye-opening experience to really see how many burial sites there were, and we didn’t even visit all of them. I have never really been much of a history buff, it definitely wasn’t my ‘forte’ in high school, but this experience definitely opened my eyes and has made me appreciate

our Australian history so much more than I had ever thought. It was a tough few days of walking and camping, a first experience at that, but an experience that I will never forget. We walked over kilometres and kilometres of sacred ground, and I feel as though not many people have had the opportunity to experience such a thing. We were given permission to trek the peninsular. This area is off limits to all visitors. No one has ever been allowed to enter the site on foot, so this was a great privilege. I was in absolute awe when we came across fragments of rum jars, bullet casings and fuel containers, just to name a few, that had obviously remained since the Gallipoli campaign. It was simply amazing to see these pieces of history remain after 100 years. I feel very lucky to have shared this experience with the people I did. We are from two very different areas of Sydney, two different cultures, but that wasn’t what was important - it was being able to come together and form connections as proud Australians. It was such an amazing group of people and I feel blessed to have met them. The idea of ‘Mateship’ was definitely evident throughout the trip, with many laughs being had, and the amount of support shown by each and every person there. True friendships were formed, and although this trip was as much about retracing the steps of the Anzac and Turkish soldiers, it was more about the bonds formed with one another.

I was fully aware of how physically tough and exhausting this experience would be, but I certainly underestimated how emotionally exhausting it really was. It really was an eye-opener hearing about how many lives were lost during the campaign, and hearing the full extent of all battles that took place on the peninsular. Being able to walk these tracks, through hills and valleys of bush and shrub really allowed me to realise and understand what these soldiers went through 100 years ago. On our final morning on Australia Day, we had a dawn service at Lone Pine Cemetery, and it was here that I really took in the reality of what I had just experienced. This trek was an experience that I find hard to put in words, as there are not enough words to describe how grateful I am for the opportunity. It really has enlightened me and I now appreciate our Australian, and the Turkish history so much more than I ever thought. I had really learnt that Anzac Day is not a day to celebrate this historical event, but a day to commemorate and reflect on what Gallipoli and World War 1 really was. And that’s exactly what it was for me. Last Saturday was a very special day for me. I didn’t only participate in my

dawn service at Cronulla Beach as just a member of the Sutherland Shire community, but I was given the special opportunity to lay a wreath and book on behalf of Scott Morrison. MP, as he was not able to attend, due to being at the city dawn service on behalf of Tony Abbott. This was such a privilege for me to be asked to take part in such a monumental day for Australian history. The Sutherland Shire Council, together with Mr Morrison’s office, put on a Commemoration Service later that morning, again bringing the community together. I was lucky to enough to participate in this as well, by reading out the story of Private Robert Isadore Bakewell, alongside my fellow Mateship trekkers, past and present. It was such an amazing day for me, but also for my local community and the wider to community, to come together and commemorate 100 years of such a historical moment in time. It was really extra special for me, having had the amazing opportunity to travel to Gallipoli and walk in the footsteps of those many soldiers who fought for their countries. All in all, this is something I will have with me for the rest of my life and I feel so lucky to have been able to experience it in the year of the Centenary of Anzac. I wish to thank Anita Pryke and the board of directors at Wanda SLSC for helping me realise this great opportunity.

Georga Sargeant

Ladies Auxiliary Report After getting a new kitchen in 2013 it has now been moved upstairs. Smaller than the last one, time will tell how it goes when we cater for our first carnival in January. Thanks to the ladies who came down to help empty the old one and pack it all in boxes, then coming back to restock the new one. Thanks to Marilyn for kindly lending us her kitchen to cater for the Wanda carnival. With the club just about nonexistent with no kitchen it was impossible to do anything there. Other than the Wanda carnival we only catered for the Sutherland to Surf and the annual general meeting. Our condolences go out to Nita Allum’s family who passed away in June. Nita was a Life Member of the Ladies Auxiliary and had been part of it for many, many years, and was always there to help out.

Our Condolences also go out to Noelene Turner’s family who passed away last July. Noelene had been part of the auxiliary since 1999 she also was ready to lend a hand when needed. We will miss these two ladies immensely. We donated money towards 100% patrol attendance recipients on presentation night. All those who attended our Christmas night out had an enjoyable night. Thanks to Marilyn for organising it. Thank you to all ladies who helped out over the season. A “SPECIAL” thank you to Sue Backhouse as secretary for all those emails and SMS messages and for organising all our meetings, Christmas night out and weekends away which are always enjoyable, Sue I do hope you do it all again next year.

Vale

Thanks to Wendy Sandstrom for your continued effort of restocking the Coca Cola machines, as this is our fund raiser at the moment. Thank you again for the money raised. Thanks to Judy Hunter as our treasurer for looking after the books. Thanks to Anita Pryke for your help over the season and your continued work for Wanda. I would also like to thank Carol Woods for her help over the years, I was sorry to see her leave. I look forward to your continued support next season.

President

1926 – 2015 Nita joined Wanda Ladies Auxiliary on 15th September 1980 after a call to arms for volunteers to help with the 1981 Australia Surf Championships to be held at Wanda Beach. Nita held the position of President 1981 to 1987/88 season, Secretary in 1988/1989 season, Treasurer in 1989 to 1994/95 season and Patron 1995/96 season. Nita was elevated to Life Member Wanda Ladies Auxiliary in 2000 and received her 25 year Service Medal in 2004. Nita was an ongoing Member of the Wanda Ladies Auxiliary for 34 years.

Nita’s greatest love was to follow her children and grandchildren in whatever field they participated in along with husband Ted (deceased). Nita nursed Ted with loving care throughout his illness.

Patroness

Beryl Iredale

Ladies Auxiliary Members

Chairperson

Lyn Robbins

Jenni Allum

Judy Hunter

Deputy Chairperson

Sue Brannock

Sue Backhouse

Beryl Iredale

Secretary

Sue Backhouse

Sue Brannock

Joan Magee

Treasurer

Judy Hunter

Donna Brown

Norma McDonald

Noelene Caesar

Lyn Robbins

Assistant Treasurer/Secretary

Denise Strong

Beryl Driscoll

Wendy Sanfstrom

Activities Coordinator

Merilyn Holdsworth

Rhonda Fox

Lorraine Steer

Assistant Activities Coordinator

Norma McDonald & Lorraine Steer

Merilyn Holdsworth

Denise Strong

Sue Hughes

Bev Walker

Beryl Iredale

NITA AMY ALLUM

Nita was a very involved member of Wanda Ladies Auxiliary always on hand to help out in the kitchen for any event that Wanda had.

Lyn Robbins

Ladies Auxiliary Committee & Members

Equipment Officer

STATE CHAMPIONS: MARC LEABEATER (SECOND FROM RIGHT) WITH WAND BEACH SPRINT RELAY TEAM-MATES SEAN REILLY, TATE WILKINS AND ZANE CAMPBELL.

Nita is survived by sons Greg and Phil and their wives Patricia and Jenni, grandchildren Kate, Chris, Hayden, Alicia, James and Mitchell, great-grandchildren Heidi, Penelope Lincoln and Tyler. Thank you Nita for your tireless contribution you gave to Wanda. A LIFE WELL LIVED. We will miss your ‘curried egg sandwiches’.

Wendy Sandstrom Life Member Wanda Ladies Auxiliary

Life Members Ladies Auxiliary Ann Ainsworth *

Nita Allum †

Sue Backhouse

Mary Brady †

1988 – 2014

Noelene Caesar *

Jean Gibbons †

Judy Hunter

Beryl Iredale *

Sylvia McCarthy †

Lyn Robbins

Aged 26, the scallywag who never stopped surprising his friends, died far too young late December when hit at Taren Point by a P-plate driver while he was riding his motorbike home. The De La Salle student

Wendy Sandstrom *

MARC LEABEATER

*25 Years

† Deceased

excelled as an athlete and was a part of the Cronulla Sharks’ junior representative Matthews and S G Ball teams, also starring as a beach sprinter with North Cronulla SLSC, and later with Wanda SLSC. Marc Leabeater’s zest for life knew no bounds. Sometimes, it clashed with his sporting interests. “Like when he made the Cronulla Sharks National Youth [old Toyota Cup] Squad, but was eventually cut due to his conflicting interests,” recalled his good friend Tate Wilkins, the Wanda SLSC beach captain. “Marc loved going out, loved a party and loved life. ‘’He switched to Wanda at 16 and we soon developed a very good beach sprint team. He went on to win state and national titles, even though we had some bad luck in relay finals. “He was such a good beach sprinter, despite a strange running style… and he just took it in his stride. “I remember one Saturday he turned up to a State championship carnival at Wanda, apparently still affected by his big night before. But Marc told me he’d be ok after bacon and eggs roll. And he was.

physio was ‘getting back on my surfboard,’ Wilkins said. “That was Marc to a T. He lost about 7 kilograms in hospital and he told me he felt he could make a comeback to beach sprinting … but I doubted that.” “Marc’s passion, energy and flamboyance touched the lives of all who came into contact with him,” said Wanda’s Tait Brannock. Marc Leabeater is survived by his Dad Larry, Mum Tania and younger brothers Scott and Adam, who at 17 is following in Marc’s footsteps and is in Wanda’s beach sprint team.

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“He went on to win the Under 19 state beach sprint, and then backed it up by taking out the Open sprint as well,” said Wilkins. “It was quite incredible to see, considering his big night.” Marc’s zest for the good life was intertwined with a fine brain for legal studies. He completed his university studies at the University of Wollongong (Bachelor of Law and Economics), and at the University of Santa Barbara, where he also played rugby with distinction before returning to Cronulla. “He loved surfing and had been on surfing trips to the Maldives and Bali, so when the physiotherapist tried to tell him the correct exercises for recovery, Marc told him the best

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Surf Lifesaving 2005 - Under 17 Male Athlete of the Year in Sydney Branch 2006 – Australian and State U19 Beach Sprint Champion; State Open Beach Sprint Champion; State Open Beach Relay Gold Medallist; NSW Representative, Australian Interstate 19s Beach Sprint Champion; U19 Male Athlete of the Year in Sydney Branch 2007 – State U19 beach sprint champion; 2nd Australia U19 beach sprint, 5th Open Men’s Beach Sprint Rugby League Selected in the Cronulla Sharks representative teams – Harold Matthews Cup, SG Ball Teams (full season), and Toyota Cup Train-on Squad Played with De La Salle in Cronulla-Sutherland Junior Rugby League.

Brad Forrest

results

2014 - 2015

World Rescue Championships

wanda competitors

La Grande Motte, France

OPEN RESULTS

4TH PLACE

SILVER

Open Female 2km Beach Run

Open Male 2km Beach Run

Melissa Campbell

Ali Najem

Australian Championships North Kirra Beach, Gold Coast QLD MICHAELA SARGEANT

ABBEY SCHOTT

OPEN RESULTS Wanda 15th Place

GOLD Open Mixed Curlewis 6 Person RnR Ian Kerz, Brock Douglas, Grant Sandstrom, Stuart Smith, Kurt Melville

U19 Mixed Surf Belt Izaak Smith

U19 Female Surf Board Riding

BRONZE Open Male 5 Person RnR Brock Douglas, Grant Sandstrom, Stuart Smith, Kurt Melville, Blake Mccrindle

U19 Male Beach Sprint Peter Axiotis

U19 Female Rescue Tube Rescue Danielle Mcmahon, Britney Pierce, Abbey Schott, Maddie Taper

Danielle McMahon

4TH PLACE

SILVER

Open March Past

Open Male 2km Beach Run Ali Najem

U19 Female 2km Beach Run Emily Rohr

Open Mixed 5 Person RnR Brock Douglas, Grant Sandstrom, Glenn Bell, Georgia Mcgrath, Emily Caterson

Vanessa McKirdy, Marilyn Georgaris, Paula George, Yvonne Holland, Narelle Hunt, Jeanie Iredale, Kate Mountain, Maree Ovens, Anita Pryke, Margaret Ryall-Egan, Jann Townsend, Gyliane Ware

5TH PLACE Open Female 2km Beach Run Melissa Campbell

6th Place Open Male Surf Board

Wanda 15th Place

GOLD 30-34 Male Board Rescue Joel Bolewski, Cameron Pyett

30-34 Male Single Ski Michael Georgaris Jnr

50-54 Female 2km Beach Run Donna Cox

SILVER 35-39 Female 2km Beach Run Melissa Campbell

30-34 Male Ironman Joel Bolewski

30-34 Male Surf Race Cameron Pyett

110 yrs min Male Surf Team Cameron Pyett, Tait Brannock, Michael Kay

BRONZE 45-49 Male 2km Beach Run Jock Campbell

140years min Female Beach Relay Melissa Campbell, Lauren Campbell, Donna Cox, Greer Mallett

30-34 Female Beach Sprint Greer Mallett

30-34 Double Ski Paul Georgaris, Michael Georgaris Jnr

30-34 Male Ironman Cameron Pyett

35-39 Male Rescue Tube Race Tait Brannock

4TH PLACE 110 years Male Taplin Realy Scott Allen, Tait Brannock, Cameron Pyett

5TH PLACE 110 years Male Surf Board Relay

Mitchell Allum

Joel Bolewski, Cameron Pyett, Kenneth Smith

Open Male Tube Rescue

35-39 Male Surf Race

Mitchell Fagerstrom, Mitchell Palmer, Matthew Palmer, John Woods

MASTERS RESULTS

Tait Brannock

results

Australian Championships

NSW Pool Rescue State Championships

NSW STATE Championships

North Kirra Beach, Gold Coast QLD

Homebush, NSW

Ocean Beach, Umina

AGE RESULTS

BRONZE

4TH PLACE

GOLD

U14 Female Rescue Tube Race

Mens 200m Obstacle Race

Brooke Dixon

John Woods

U15 Male Surf Board Riding

Women 13 Year Olds 200M U14 Obstacle Race

U15 Female 2km Beach Run Elly O’Donoghue

U14 Female 2km Beach Run

Tyler Nott

Chloe Gentle

5TH PLACE

U15 Male Beach Relay

U14 Female 2km Beach Run

Hudson Berry, Adam Mortlock, Jamee Smith, Kurt Stavrou

Annika Durante

6TH PLACE U15 Female Surf Race Team Abbey Adams, Brooke Dixon, Hannah Eaves, Olivia Taper

Women 14 Year Olds 50M U15 Manikin Carry Lauren McMahon

OPEN RESULTS Wanda 12th Place

GOLD Women 11 Year Olds 100M U12 Obstacle Race

Women 11 Year Olds 50M U12 Free with Fins Kiera Warn

5TH PLACE Open Female 2km Beach Run Georgia McGrath

Wanda 3rd Place

GOLD Open Male 5 Person R & R Brock Douglas, Kurt Melville, Blake McCrindle, Stuart Smith, Grant Sandstrom

Open Male Board Relay Mitchell Allum, John Woods, Beau Wheeler

U/15 Female 2km Beach Run Lara Saunders

U/15 Male Beach Relay

Kiera Warn

6TH PLACE

Hudson Berry, Kai Atkinson, Jamee Smith, Kurt Stavrou

Aussie Pool Rescue Championships

Men 13 Year Olds 50M U14 Manikin Carry

Men 11 Year Olds 50M U12 Brick Carry

U/17 Female Surf Belt Race

Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, Homebush NSW

SILVER

OPEN RESULTS Wanda 23rd Place

5TH PLACE Men 19&O 200M Obstacle Race John Woods

SILVER Men 11 4x5M Line Throw Relay Scott Purves, Kalani Ryan

BRONZE Women 11 100M Obstacle Race Kiera Warn

4TH PLACE Men 13 200M Obstacle Race Nathan Clarke

Men 13 35M Manikin Carry Nathan Clarke

Maddy Haywood

OPEN RESULTS

Women 11 25M Brick Carry Kiera Warn

Men 13 50M Swim with Fins Nathan Clarke

6TH PLACE Men 13 4x5M Line Throw Relay Nathan Clarke

Women 11-12 4x25M Patient Tow w/Fins Relay Kiera Warn, Brooke Dixon

Nathan Clarke

Men 13 Year Old 200M U14 Obstacle Race Nathan Clarke

Women 12 Year Olds 100M U13 Obstacle Race Brooke Dixon

Women 11 Year Olds 50M U12 Brick Carry Kiera Warn

Men 11 Year Olds 2x50M U12 Line Throw Relay Scott Purves, Kalani Ryan

BRONZE Women 13 Year Olds 50M U14 Manikin Carry Maddy Haywood

Men 13 Year Olds 50M U14 Free with Fins Nathan Clarke

Scott Purves

Lauren McMahon

Men 13 Year Olds 100M U14 Manikin Tow with Fins

U/19 Female Beach Run

Nathan Clarke

U/19 Male Surf Belt Race

Women 11-12 2x50M Patient Tow Relay Brooke Dixon, Kiera Warn

Women 12 Year Olds 2x50M U13 Line Throw Relay Brooke Dixon, Elise Kallmeier

Emily Rohr

Izaak Smith

SILVER Open Male 2km Beach Run Ali Najem

U/15 Female 2km Beach Run Chloe Gentle

U/17 2km Beach Run

U/19 Female Rescue Tube Rescue Danielle McMahon, Abbey Schott Madeleine Taper, Izel Tuncer

U/19 Female Double Ski Danielle McMahon, Abbey Schott

U/19 Female Surf Belt Race Danielle McMahon

U/19 Male Beach Sprint Peter Axiotis

BRONZE Open Mixed 6 Person R & R Emily Caterson, Brock Douglas, Blake McCrindle Kurt Melville, Stuart Smith, Grant Sandstrom

Open Mixed 5 Person R & R

Open Male Rescue Tube Rescue Mitchell Fagerstrom, Mitchell Palmer, Matthew Peterie, John Woods

Open Mixed Double Ski Abbey Schott, Michael Georgaris Jnr

U/15 Female Beach Flags Ella Southwell

U/15 Female Beach Relay Chloe Gentle, Elly O’Donoghue, Ella Southwell, Shelby Wilde

U/15 Male Beach Flags Hudson Berry

U/15 Male Board Rescue

Glenn Bell, Emily Caterson, Grant Sandstrom, Brock Douglas, Georgia McGrath

Tyler Nott, Kurt Stavrou

Open Female 2km Beach Run

Nathan Clarke

Melissa Campbell

Open Male Beach Relay Peter Axiotis, Clayton Beranek, Matthew Lewis, Mark Reilly

U/15 Female Surf Team

U/15 Male Rescue Tube Race U/19 Female Iron Woman Danielle McMahon

U/19 Female Taplin Relay Abbey Schott, Madeleine Taper, Danielle McMahon

Ashley Auglys, Brooke Dixon, Elly O’Donoghue, Olivia Taper

5TH PLACE

U/15 Female 2km Beach Run

Georgia McGrath

Emma Brown

Elly O’Donoghue

U/19 Female Surf Team

U/15 Male Cameron Relay

Lauren McMahon, Madeleine Taper, Izel Tuncer, Georgie Woods

4TH PLACE

Kai Atkinson, Nathan Clarke, Jamee Smith, Kurt Stavrou

U/19 Female Board Relay Abbey Schott, Madeleine Taper, Danielle McMahon

Open Female 2km Beach Run Open Male 2km Beach Run Rory Darkins

Open Male Surf Belt John Woods

Open Male Beach Sprint Matthew Lewis

2014 - 2015

NSW State Championships

results

NSW STATE Championships Ocean Beach, Umina

U/15 5 Person R & R

Open Male Surf Team

Sarah Brown, Eloise Cantlon, Isabella Conroy, Gemma Cooke, Emma Phillpot

Mitchell Allum, Mitchell Fagerstrom, Beau Wheeler, John Woods

U/15 Male Surf Team Nathan Clarke, Brayden Gossling, Tyler Nott, Luke Sothern

U/17 Male Beach Sprint Josh Fernandes

U/19 Female Board Rescue Danielle McMahon, Abbey Schott

U/19 Female Single Ski Danielle McMahon

U/19 Female Surf Belt Race

Open Male Board Rescue Joel Bolewski, Mitchell Fagerstrom

Open Male 2km Beach Run Matthew Peterie

Open Male Board Race Beau Wheeler

U/15 Female Rescue Tube Race Ashley Auglys

U/15 Female Cameron Relay

Georgie Woods

Ashley Auglys, Sarah Brown, Annika Durante, Emily Eaves

U/19 Male 2km Beach Run

U/19 Female Single Ski Relay

Izaak Smith

6TH PLACE Open Female 5 Person R & R

Izel Tuncer, Abbey Schott, Danielle McMahon

MASTERS RESULTS

Joanna Axiotis, Ebony Green, Katelyn Haywood, Grace Sheridan, Joanna Stavrou

GOLD

Open Female Double Ski

110years min Male Surf Team

Danielle McMahon, Abbey Schott

Wanda 15th Place

Scott Allen, Cameron Pyett, Luke Turner

110years min Male Board Relay

BRONZE

Joel Bolewski, Cameron Pyett, Christopher Iredale

30-34 Female Beach Sprint

130years min Male Single Ski

40-44 Male Double Ski

Lauren Campbell

Scott Allen, Cade Barnes, Michael Mead

Cade Barnes, Michael Mead

150years min Male Taplin Relay

45-49 Male 2km Beach Run

Scott Allen, Michael Mead, Christopher Iredale

30-34 Male Board Rescue Joel Bolewski, Cameron Pyett

30-34 Male Single Ski

Jock Campbell

40-44 Male Board Rescue Scott Allen, Christopher Iredale

Michael Georgaris Jnr

6TH PLACE

40-44 Male Single Ski

65-69 Male Single Ski

Cade Barnes

Michael Georgaris (Snr)

50-54 Female 2km Beach Run

AGE RESULTS

Donna Cox

SILVER

U/13 Female Iron Woman

U/13 Female Beach Relay

U/13 Female Board Race

U/12 Female Beach Flags

Mia Ross

Wanda Sarah Archer, Miri Maroney, Ruby Blackhall, Hayley Waters

Rachel Sothern

Kayla Phillpot

4TH PLACE

U/12 Male Board Race

Rachel Sothern, Mia Ross, Kiera Warn

U/14 Female Surf Race

5 Person R&R

U/14 Male Surf Race

U/14 Female Surf Team

U/13 Female Board Relay

Luke Sothern

GOLD

SILVER

U/9 Female Surf Race

140years min Female Beach Relay

Leah Pilkington

U/11 Female Beach Flags

Melissa Campbell, Lauren Campbell, Donna Cox, Greer Mallett

U/9 Male Surf Race

Tilly Handforth

Fletcher Warn

U/11 Male Surf Race

U/9 Male Beach Relay

Henri Carrera

Garvyn Kendrigan, Logan Burgess, Sam Rossen & Liam Athanassiou

U/11 Male Beach Flags

30-34 Female Beach Sprint Greer Mallett

30-34 Double Ski Paul Georgaris, Michael Georgaris Jnr

U/11 Male Surf Team Henri Carrera, Jake Sullivan, Morgan Llyod, Evan Athanassiou

U/11 Mixed Cameron Relay Henri Carrera, Tilly Handforth, Jake Sullivan, Josh Tattam

U/12 Male Surf Team Riley Dixon, Finn Ross, Dane Grant & Nick Middleton

STATE TEAM 2015

4TH PLACE

Brooklyn Berry

U/12 Female Board Race Gracie Berry

U/12 Male Surf Race Riley Dixon

U/12 Male Iron Man Riley Dixon

U/12 Male Board Race Finn Ross

U/12 Mixed Cameron Relay

U/12 Male Board Relay

Wanda A Riley Dixon, Finn Ross, Kai Hammond and Zach Coles

Riley Dixon, Max Buckley, Finn Ross

U/13 Female Surf Team

U/13 Female Surf Race Kiera Warn

Wanda Mia Ross, Kiera Warn, Ava Southwell and Rachel Sothern

Brooke Dixon Wanda A Brooke Dixon, Abby Adams, Ashley Auglys, Emily Eaves

U/14 Male Surf Team Adam Moriatis, Luke Sothern, Joel Paton, Blake Paton

U/14 Mixed Cameron Relay

Eloise Cantlon, Gemma Cooke, Emma Phillpot, Sarah Brown, Isabella Conroy

U/10 Male Board Relay

U/12 Female Board Relay

Garvyn Kendrigan

Gracie Berry, Sam Babister and Ella McLachlan

BRONZE

5TH PLACE

All Age Board Relay

U/9 Male Surf Team

Wanda (Ashlyn MacKenzie, Jade Tattam, Ella Nixon, Ava Cahill)

U/9 Male Board Race Fletcher Warn

U/12 Female Iron Woman Gracie Berry

Wanda Riley Dobson, Mia Ross, Kiera Warn, Hayley Waters

6TH PLACE

U/13 Female Iron Woman

U/9 Female Beach Relay

U/13 Mixed Cameron Relay

Ben Sutton, Ryan Peake, Noah Doran

Annika Durante, Xavier Managreve, Adam Moriatis, Luke Sothern

Wanda (Fletcher Warn, Ben Sutton, Jake Sullivan, Finn Ross, Mia Ross and Luke Sothern)

Riley Dixon

Rachel Sothern

U/9 Male Beach Flags U/12 Mixed Cameron Relay Wanda B Max Buckley, Bodhi Ewings, Dane Grant and Nick Middleton

U/13 Female Iron Woman Kiera Warn

Wanda (Fletcher Warn, Dane Mitchell, Jayson Peake, Anton Park)

U/13 Female Beach Sprint

U/10 Female Board Relay

U/14 Female Board Race

Wanda (Maya Dixon, Jade Oliver and Layla Molloy)

U/10 Male Board Race Ben Sutton

U/11 Female Surf Team Wanda (Zoe Jay, Lili Maroney, Teagan Thatcher, Tiana Bell)

U/11 Male Beach Flags Josh Tattam

Hayley Waters

Emily Eaves

U/14 Female Board Relay Abby Adams, Brooke Dixon, Emily Eaves

U14 Female Surf Team Wanda B Sarah Brown, Annika Durante, Elise Kallmeier, Julia Stokery

results

NSW State Championships JAG GOLD MEDALISTS

89th Cronulla-Sutherland District Interclub Competition Sunday 8th February 2015. Cronulla Beach, due to Wanda Clubhouse renovations.

Premiership Pointscore Trophy BILL MARSHALL OAM INTERCLUB TROPHY Donor: Cronulla-Sutherland District Clubs, 1992-93 Holder: Elouera Winner: North Cronulla 2nd - Cronulla 3rd - Elouera 4th - Wanda

Sectional Pointscore Trophies ‘HARRY GIBBONS SHIELD’ - Surf Boat & IRB Events Donor: Wanda SLSC 1997-98 Holder: Wanda Winner: North Cronulla

INTERBRANCH

2nd - Elouera 3rd - Cronulla/Wanda

‘BILL GRAY SHIELD’ - Beach Events Donor: Elouera SLSC 1997-98 Holder: North Cronulla Winner: Cronulla 2nd - North Cronulla 3rd - Elouera 4th - Wanda

‘CRONULLA SLSC SHIELD’ - Board & Ski Events Donor: Cronulla SLSC 1997-98 Holder: Cronulla Winner: North Cronulla 2nd - Elouera 3rd - Wanda 4th - Cronulla

‘R. H. (BOB) JOHNSON SHIELD’ - Swimming Events

Wanda Representatives Surf Life Saving Sydney Team 2014 Surf Life Saving NSW InterBranch Championships Under 12 (Water) Finn Ross Riley Dixon Gracie Berry

Under 12 (Beach) Zac Coles (Reserve)

Under 13 (Water) Kiera Warn Mia Ross (Reserve)

Under 14 (Water)

Donor: North Cronulla SLSC 1997-98

Adam Moriatis Brooke Dixon

Holder: Cronulla Winner: North Cronulla

Under 19 (Water)

2nd - Cronulla 3rd - Wanda 4th - Elouera

‘HARRY BROWN OAM SHIELD’ - Rescue Holder: Cronulla Winner: North Cronulla

Danielle McMahon

Under 19 (Beach) Peter Axiotis

Open (Water) Beau Wheeler

2nd - Wanda 3rd - Cronulla 4th - Elouera

THE INTERCLUB RELAY: Holder: Elouera Winner: Elouera

2nd - North Cronulla 3rd - Wanda 4th - Cronulla

results

JAG 4-Way Results

All Age Board Relay 2nd Wanda Male Team

Female Surf Teams 2nd Wanda A 6th Wanda B

Female Flags 1st Jade Tattam 3rd Ella Nixon

All Age Sprint Relay 4th Wanda Male Team 2nd Wanda Female Team

Male Sprint Relay 1st Wanda 5th Wanda

U10 Male Board Relay 1st Wanda A 2nd Wanda B 5th Wanda C

U8 Male Sprint Relay 2nd Wanda 5th Wanda Female Sprint Relay 1st Wanda Male Flags 4th Eamon Webb 5th Kai Thatcher Female Flags 1st Keira Vincent Female Sprint 1st Keira Vincent U9 Male Board Relay 1st Wanda A 5th Wanda B 6th Wanda C Female Board Relay 2nd Wanda A 4th Wanda B 6th Wanda C Male Surf Teams 2nd Wanda A 5th Wanda B

Female Sprint Relay 1st Wanda 6th Wanda Male Surf Race 1st Fletcher Warn Female Surf Race 3rd Ara Kotsis 4th India Hulbert Male Board Race 1st Fletcher Warn 2nd Dane Mitchell Female Board Race 2nd Leah Pilkington 3rd Ara Kotsis Male Sprint 1st Liam Athanassiou 4th Logan Burgess 5th Ramon Saba 6th Samuel Rossen Female Sprint 1st Ashlyn McKenzie 2nd Ella Nixon 3rd Jade Tattam 4th Tara Gentle Male Flags 2nd Garvyn Kendrigan 5th Lucas McKinnon 6th Liam Athanassiou

Female Board Relay 3rd Wanda A Male Surf Teams 1st Wanda A 3rd Wanda B Female Surf Teams 2nd Wanda A 5th Wanda B Male Sprint Relay 1st Wanda A 2nd Wanda B Female Sprint Relay 1st Wanda A Male Surf Race 2nd Ethan Payne 4th Ryan Peake 5th Dylan Pilkington 6th Ben Sutton Female Surf Race 4th Kaitlyn Middleton 6th Charli Cash Male Board Race 1st Ben Sutton 3rd Riley Webb 5th Ryan Peake 6th Noah Doran

Female Board Race 2nd Maya Dixon Male Sprint 2nd Ryan Peake Female Sprint 1st Zara Lammers 4th Tyler Coles Female Flags 1st Zara Lammers 6th Tyler Coles U11 Male Cameron 1st Wanda A 5th Wanda B Female Cameron 3rd Wanda B 4th Wanda A Male Board Relay 2nd Wanda A 6th Wanda B Female Board Relay 2nd Wanda A 4th Wanda B Male Surf Teams 1st Wanda A 6th Wanda B Female Surf Teams 4th Wanda A Male Sprint Relay 3rd Wanda Female Sprint Relay 2nd Wanda

Male Iron Person 1st Jake Sullivan 5th Morgan Lloyd

Male Surf Teams 1st Wanda A 6th Wanda B

Male Board Race 2nd Finn Ross 5th Riley Dixon

Male Cameron 2nd Wanda A 5th Wanda B

Female Iron Person 5th Tiana Bell 6th Teagan Thatcher

Female Surf Teams 1st Wanda A 5th Wanda B

Female Cameron 1st Wanda A 3rd Wanda B 6th Wanda C

Male Surf Race 1st Jake Sullivan

Male Sprint Relay 2nd Wanda A 3rd Wanda B

Female Board Race 1st Gracie Berry 4th Samantha Babister 6th Ella McLachlan

Female Surf Race 6th Jasmine Fawer Male Board Race 3rd Jake Sullivan Female Board Race 2nd Teagan Thatcher 4th Tiana Bell Male Sprint 6th Josh Tattam Female Sprint 1st Tilly Handforth Male Flags 1st Josh Tattam Female Flags 1st Tilly Handforth U12 Male Board Relay 1st Wanda A 6th Wanda B Female Board Relay 1st Wanda A 4th Wanda B

Female Sprint Relay 2nd Wanda A Male Cameron 1st Wanda B 2nd Wanda A 6th Wanda C Female Cameron 1st Wanda A 3rd Wanda B Male Iron Person 1st Riley Dixon 2nd Finn Ross 6th Max Buckley Female Iron Person 1st Gracie Berry 3rd Ella McLachlan 4th Lily Auglys Male Surf Race 1st Riley Dixon 2nd Nicholas Middleton 3rd Finn Ross 6th Dane Grant Female Surf Race 2nd Gracie Berry 5th Lilly Auglys

Male Sprint 3rd Zach Coles 4th Kai Hammond 5th Jordan Ellis 6th Bodhi Ewings Male Flags 3rd Damon Carr 5th Zach Coles U13 Male Board Relay 3rd Wanda A 4th Wanda B Female Board Relay 1st Wanda A 3rd Wanda B Male Surf Teams 3rd Wanda A 4th Wanda B Female Surf Teams 1st Wanda A 3rd Wanda B Male Sprint Relay 4th Wanda A Female Sprint Relay 2nd Wanda

Male Iron Person 6th Nathan Jay Female Iron Person 1st Mia Ross 2nd Kiera Warn 3rd Rachel Sothern Male Surf Race 3rd Sam Hart 5th Nathan Jay Female Surf Race 1st Kiera Warn 2nd Rachel Sothern 3rd Mia Ross Female Board Race 1st Mia Ross 2nd Rachel Sothern 4th Kiera Warn 6th Mia Atkinson

U14 Male Board Relay 2nd Wanda A 4th Wanda B Female Board Relay 1st Wanda A Male Surf Teams 3rd Wanda A 4th Wanda B Female Surf Teams 1st Wanda A 3rd Wanda B Male Cameron 2nd Wanda A 4th Wanda B Female Cameron 2nd Wanda A 3rd Wanda B Male Iron Person 2nd Luke Sothern 3rd Adam Moriatis 4th Joel Paton 6th Blake Paton

Female Sprint 3rd Hayley Waters 5th Sarah Archer

Female Iron Person 1st Emily Eaves 2nd Brooke Dixon 4th Abby Adams 5th Annika Durante

Male Surf Board Riding 1st Luca Durante

Male Surf Race 5th Luke Sothern 6th Joel Paton

Female Surf Board Riding 1st Ashlee Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neile 2nd Layne Ryan

Female Surf Race 1st Brooke Dixon 2nd Emily Eaves 3rd Abby Adams 6th Elise Kallmeier Male Board Race 1st Luke Sothern 5th Adam Moriatis 6th Jed Buckley Female Board Race 2nd Brook Dixon 3rd Emily Eaves 4th Annika Durante 5th Abby Adams 6th Sarah Brown Female Sprint 5th Chloe Gentle Male Flags 6th Xavier Managreve Female Flags 6th Chloe Gentle Male Surf Board Riding 1st Nathan Rohr Female Surf Board Riding 2nd Clare Callinan 3rd Annika Durante 5th Emily Eaves

results

JAG Sydney Branch Age Championships

Lifesavers of the Future

All water events cancelled – except All Age board

U8 Female Flags 1st Keira Vincent

U10 Male Beach Relay 2nd Wanda

U12 Male Beach Relay 2nd Wanda

Female Surf Board Riding 1st Ashlee O’Neile

All Age Board Relay 1st Wanda A (Fletcher Warn, Ben Sutton, Jake Sullivan, Finn Ross, Mia Ross and Luke Sothern)

U9 Male Beach Relay 2nd Wanda

Female Beach Relay 1st Wanda

Male Sprint 3rd Kai Hammond 4th Zach Coles

Female Beach Relay 2nd Wanda

5 Person R&R 2nd Wanda (Eloise Cantlon, Gemma Cooke, Emma Phillpot, Sarah Brown, Isabella Conroy)

Female Sprint 3rd Ashlyn McKenzie

U11 Male Beach Relay 6th Wanda

Male Flags 4th Garvyn Kendrigan

Female Beach Relay 3rd Wanda

Female Flags 6th Jade Tattam

Female Sprint 2nd Tilly Handforth

Male Sprint 4th Liam Athanassiou

Female Sprint 2nd Zara Lammers

Male Flags 6th Damon Carr Female Flags 6th Gracie Berry U13 Male Surf Board Riding 1st Maxime Rayer 2nd Luca Durante

Female Sprint 4th Hayley Waters U14 Female Beach Relay 5th Wanda Female Flags 5th Emily Eaves Female Surf Board Riding 1st Annika Durante

Female Flags 1st Tilly Handforth

Club Championships Results U19 Male 2km Beach Race Izaak Smith U19 Female 2km Beach Race Emily Rohr, Chloe Gentle Under 15 Ironwomen 1. Annika Durante 2. Brooke Dixon 3. Emily Eaves

Under 15 Ironman 1. Tyler Nott 2. Nathan Clarke 3. Kurt Stavrou Open Ironwomen 1. Danielle McMahon 2. Lauren McMahon 3. Lucy Furniss Open Ironman 1. John Woods 2. Izaak Smith Open Male 2km Beach Race Rory Darkins

Open Female 2km Beach Race Melissa Campbell

Under 15 Female Club Champion 1. Emily Eaves 2. Brooke Dixon 3. Ella Southwell

Open Male Club Champion 1. Izaak Smith 2. John Woods 3. Kurtis Smith

Masters Female 2km Beach Race Donna Cox

Under 19 Male Club Champion 1. Izaak Smith 2. Kurtis Smith 3. James Karagiannis

Open Female Club Champion 1. Michaela Sargeant 2. Danielle McMahon 3. Maddie Taper

Under 15 Male Club Champion 1. Kurt Stavrou 2. Tyler Nott 3. Jamee Smith

Under 19 Female Club Champion 1. Danielle McMahon 2. Lucy Furniss 3. Lauren McMahon

Masters Male 2km Beach Race Jock Campbell

WANDA - Major Sponsors Wanda SLSC -S.L.S.C Major Sponsors Peter Kerr of Kemp Strang Lawyers Lloyds SUPA IGA Cronulla Events Carnivals

TJM Southside Nine News INTREC

Wanda SLSC - Major Sponsors

Digerati Lifesaving & IRB

Wanda Ladies Auxiliary The Holt Group Coca-Cola Amatil Cronulla RSL Cronulla Lions Club Engadine Bowling & Recreation Club

Spring Beach Classic

Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar, Cronulla Snap Caringbah Brooks

Surf Sports

Sutherland to Surf

Boat Section

Brooks PAYCE Nova 96.9 St George & Sutherland Shire Leader Tradies ANSTO Caltex Petroleum Coates Hire Sydney Water Kareena Private Hospital Nine News Fitness First Southside Runners McDonaldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sutherland Shire Restaurants Highland Property Agents Dynamic Performance Physiotherapy St George-Sutherland Regional Law Society IMB Building Society Runlab TomTom Knock-Out Pest Control Transport & Urban Planning Future Risk Pty Ltd Sutherland Shire Council NSW Police Roads & Maritime Services NSW State Emergency Services

The Shire Local Banking Beach and Swimming Section Hales Redden Chartered Accountants TWH Transport Board & Ski Section

CJ Doyle Contracting Services Matthew Callaghan Highland Property Agents Junior Activities Group

Purnell Motors Fresh Produce Group AJ Grant Group ANSTO Tempus Wealth CJ Doyle Contracting Services Cronulla Cinemas Southside Boxing The Music Bus Recovery Partners Bailey Personnel

With the Compliments of... Newimage Signs

Surf Lifesaving NSW sponsors

FINANCIAL REPORT

WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED A.B.N.60 850 705 106

Finance Director's Report

Board of Director's Report BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S REPORT

The following is the audited Financial Report of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club, the Junior Activities Group and the Ladies Auxiliary for the 2014-2015 Season. The Club achieved a surplus of $46,752 after a write off of $393,779 for depreciation and the value of the demolished sections of the clubhouse. The major financial activities for the year were the completion of the clubhouse development and again the Sutherland to Surf Fun Run & Walk. On the development, the building was completed for a total cost of $2,463.899. This is within the $2,600,000 approved by last year’s Special Meeting. This was achieved by tight control of costs and the building process by the Building Committee and through a good relationship with Artas [Architects], Intrec [Builder] and our consultants, that enabled a successful completion of a quality building within budget. The other aspect of the development was financing. The Special Meeting also approved the borrowing of $1,500.000 with the Club funding the balance from cash reserves. The loan was arranged through the ANZ Bank with a Guarantee & Indemnity from Sutherland Shire Council. The loan drawdown stands at $1,227,832. The Deputy Finance Director at the time, Paul Leighton, with his banking experience was most helpful in the preparation and successful presentation of the loan proposals. In last Year’s report it was recognised that money set aside by Sutherland Shire Council amounting to $70,232 and grants from the NSW Government of $73000 and from the Commonwealth Government of $100,000 would materially assist with the funding of the project.

These grants have been forthcoming and are included as income in this report. Special thanks are due for this assistance to Sutherland Shire Council and to Parliamentary Members, Mark Speakman and Scott Morrison. The 43rd Sutherland to Surf was our major fundraiser, with the income used to support active surf club operations, lifesaving and our members. This is a Wanda volunteer event, led by Mick Brannock, Anne Caterson and Sue Brannock, with an army of workers from all areas within the club, and the generous financial support of our sponsors. The event is not only vital for Wanda, but is used by many worthy charities for their fundraising. During this year the Board of Management took a range of steps to tighten the handling of the finances of the club. These steps included the full changeover to an MYOB accounting system, the appointment of a bookkeeper, appointment of a Bar Functions Manager, Founders Room staff working to award conditions including PAYE tax, Superannuation and Workers’ Compensation coverage. Gay Curtis is also still engaged to manage our sponsors and be a point of contact and communication with them. These steps recognise we are a business and our volunteers need support to run the Club. The goal now is to develop the new Founders’ Room into a successful operation that will contribute to further the objects of the club. On the business side, our tenants are secure with lease options exercised as they fall due. A rigorous

70 Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

The Board of Director••s submit the financial report of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated (The ••Association••) for the financial year ended 30 April 2015. Board of Director’s The Director••s in office during the year and at the date of this report are:

budget position has been has been exercised to maintain our lifesaving operations, with the commercial rents committed to repaying the amortised loan to the Bank. Projections show that this position is maintainable through the eight year loan repayment period.

Anita Pryke (President)

Chris Fox (Director of Surf Sports)

Ben Harris (Deputy President)

Graham Hill (Club Captain)

Trevor Elliott (Director of Finance)

Mark Sargeant (Director of FacilitiesResigned Feb 2015)

Gordon McKirdy (Director of Administration)

Ian Blackhall (Director of JAG)

John DeCean (Director of Member Services)

Paul Auglys (Director of Facilities Appointed April 2015)

Brett Furniss (Director of Education)

Your Club is in a strong financial position with a secure future.

Principal Activities The principal activitiy of the Association during the financial year was to provide surf life saving protection to members of the public and to provide sporting facilities to members.

Thank you to our Auditor, Frank Larosa, for the Audit and his advice and to the Board and members for your support during the year.

Significant Changes No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred during the year.

Trevor Elliott

Operating Result The Net operating surplus for the year after extraordinary building write off amounted to $46,752

Director of Finance

Significant Events After The Balance Date No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations of the Association, the results of those operations, or the state of affairs of the Association in future financial years.

Contents

Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Director••s.

Board of Director’s Report

Income Statement

Statement of Assets and Liabilities 71 Cash Flow Statement

Notes to the Financial Statements

Statement by Board of Directors

Independent Auditor’s Report

___________________________ Signed: Anita Pryke (President)

______________________________ Signed: Trevor Elliott (Director of Finance)

Dated this 12th day of June 2015 Page 1

WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED A.B.N.60 850 705 106

FINANCIAL REPORT WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED

BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S REPORT

A.B.N.60 850 705 106

BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S REPORT IncomeWANDA Statement SURF WANDA SURFLIFE LIFESAVING SAVINGCLUB CLUB INCORPORATED INCORPORATED

Statement ofLIFE Assets Liabilities WANDA SAVING INCORPORATED WANDA SURF SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB CLUBand INCORPORATED

INCOME STATEMENT BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 REPORT APRIL 2015 WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED 2015 A.B.N 60 850 705 106Note $ INCOME STATEMENT REVENUE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015 Operating Activates

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 REPORT APRIL 2015 BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S

A.B.N 60 850 850 705 705106 106 For the year ended 30 April 2015 A.B.N.60

For the year ended 30 April 2015 A.B.N.60 A.B.N 60850 850705 705106 106

Building Grants Donations & Sponsorship Membership Fees REVENUE Sutherland To Surf Operating Activates Bar & Hiring Club Wanda Building Grants Clothing (Deficit) Donations & Sponsorship Member Social Functions & Minor Fundraising Membership Fees Clubhouse Income Sutherland To Surf Total Revenues Bar & Hiring Club From WandaOperating Activities Clothing (Deficit) Non – Operating Activities Member Social Functions & Minor Fundraising Interest Received Clubhouse Income Rent Received Total Revenues From Operating Activities Total Revenues From Non-Operating Activities Non – Operating Activities Total Revenues Interest Received From Ordinary Activities Rent Received EXPENSES FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES Total Revenues From Non-Operating Activities Administration Costs Carnival Entries,Subsidies, Training & Tour Costs Total Revenues From Ordinary Activities Clubhouse & Occupancy Costs Club WandaFROM Costs ORDINARY ACTIVITIES EXPENSES Depreciation and Impairment Building Administration Costs Equipment Maintenance & Replacements Carnival Entries,Subsidies, Training & Tour Costs Finance Costs Clubhouse & Occupancy Costs Marketing & Sponsorship Costs Club Wanda Costs Membership Costs Depreciation and Impairment Building Member Social Functions & Minor Fundraising Equipment Maintenance & Replacements Patrol Costs Finance Costs Presentation and Trophy Costs Marketing & Sponsorship Costs Sutherland to Surf Membership Costs Total Expenses From Ordinary Member Social Functions & Minor Activities Fundraising Patrol Costs Presentation Trophy CostsActivities Net Surplusand From Ordinary Sutherland to Surf

Note

243,232 2015 104,214 $ 95,230 405,070

73,897

243,232 (7,581) 104,214 54,270 95,230 4,797 405,070 973,129 73,897 (7,581) 54,270 17,970 4,797 202,693 973,129 220,663

2014 89,215 $

101,491 416,775

236,429 (2,355)) 89,215 67,999 101,491 3,326

416,775

912,880 236,429 (2,355)) 67,999 22,880 3,326 233,244 912,880 256,124

1,193,792 17,970 202,693

1,169,004 22,880 233,244

220,663 92,162 105,621 1,193,792 43,414 64,689 393,779 92,162 114,617 105,621 3,123 43,414 12,616 64,689 28,094 393,779 11,469 114,617 17,281 3,123 33,612 12,616 226,563 28,094 1,147,040 11,469 17,281 33,612 46,752 226,563

256,124 89,212 64,983 1,169,004 20,897 142,571 61,858 89,212 61,102 64,983 20,897 18,771 142,571 40,394 61,858 12,631 61,102 22,208 25,905 18,771 216,289 40,394 776,821 12,631 22,208 25,905 392,183 216,289

2015 WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED A.B.N 60 850 705 106 Note $ INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash And Cash Equivalents Trade And Other Receivables REVENUE Inventories Operating Activates Other Building Grants Donations & Sponsorship TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS Membership Fees Sutherland To Surf NON-CURRENT ASSETS Bar & Hiring Club Wanda Property, Plant And Equipment Clothing (Deficit) Member Social Functions ASSETS & Minor Fundraising TOTAL NON-CURRENT Clubhouse Income

Total Revenues From Non-Operating Activities TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES Total Revenues From Ordinary Activities NON –CURRENT LIABILITIES

776,821 2,887,309

Total Expenses From Ordinary Activities

Net Surplus From Ordinary Activities Surplus Attributable to the Association

9 9

46,752 3,326,244

392,183 3,279,492

Net Surplus From Ordinary Activities

Retained Funds at the Beginning of the Financial Year

2,887,309 3,279,492

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3,326,244

2015 337,444 $ 153,633 22,130 15,340

243,232 104,214 528,547 95,230 405,070

2014 1,178,594 $ 15,491 21,919 2,959

89,215 1,218,963 101,491 416,775

236,429 2,162,597 (2,355)) 67,999 2,162,597 3,326

973,129 4,771,485

912,880 3,381,560

17,970 167,409 202,693

22,880 102,068 233,244

220,663 167,409

256,124 102,068 1,169,004

1,277,832

1,277,832 92,162 105,621 43,414 1,445,241 64,689 393,779 3,326,244 114,617 3,123 12,616 3,326,244 28,094 11,469 3,326,244 17,281 33,612 226,563

89,212 64,983 20,897 102,068 142,571 61,858 3,279,492 61,102 18,771 3,279,492 40,394 12,631 3,279,492 22,208 25,905 216,289

1,147,040

776,821

46,752

392,183

Retained Funds at the Beginning of the FinancialPage Year3

3,279,492

2,887,309

Surplus Attributable to the Association

3,326,244

3,279,492

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

2014

73,897 4,242,938 (7,581) 54,270 4,242,938 4,797

1,193,792

Borrowings EXPENSES FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES TOTAL CURRENT Administration CostsLIABILITIES Carnival Entries,Subsidies, Training & Tour Costs Clubhouse & Occupancy Costs TOTAL LIABILITIES Club Wanda Costs Depreciation and Impairment Building NET ASSETS Equipment Maintenance & Replacements Finance Costs ACCUMULATED FUNDS Marketing & Sponsorship Costs Accumulated Funds Membership Costs Member Social Functions & Minor Fundraising TOTAL FUNDS Patrol Costs Presentation and Trophy Costs Sutherland to Surf

1,147,040 3,279,492

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

Non – Operating Activities CURRENT LIABILITIES Interest Received Trade And Other Payables Rent Received

3,279,492

3 Note 4 5 6

Total Revenues TOTAL ASSETSFrom Operating Activities

Total Expenses From Ordinary Activities Retained Funds at the Beginning of the Financial Year

Surplus Attributable to the Association

2014 $

FINANCIAL REPORT WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED A.B.N.60 850 705 106

Cash Flow BOARD Statement OF DIRECTOR’S REPORT

WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Notes to the Financial Statements A.B.N.60 850 705 106

For the year ended 30 April 2015

WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED A.B.N 60 850 705 106 CASH FLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015

For the year ended 30 April 2015 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015 1

Statement of Significant Accounting Policies Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated. is not a reporting entity because the Board of Directors is of the opinion that there are unlikely to exist users who are able to command the preparation of financial reports tailored to satisfy all of their information needs. Therefore this financial report is a ••Special Purpose Financial Report" that has been prepared solely to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Board, the requirements of the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 and Associations Incorporation Act NSW 2009.

2015 $

2014 $

819,384

937,266

(677,484)

(691,640)

220,663

256,124

362,563

501,750

The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated, current valuations of noncurrent assets.

Cash Flows From Financing Activities Proceeds from ANZ Bank Loan

1,277,832

Net Cash Generated from Financing Activities

1,277,832

The following accounting standards and significant accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous year unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report.

2,481,545

(51,809)

AASB 101 Presentation of Financial Statements AASB 107 Cash Flow Statements AASB 108 Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates & Errors AASB 118 Revenue AASB 1110 Events Occurring after Reporting Date AASB 1031 Materiality

(2,481,545)

(51,809)

Accounting Policies

Net (Decrease) Increase In Cash Held

(841,150)

449,941

Cash at Beginning of Year

1,178,594

728,653

337,444

1,178,594

Note Cash Flows From Operating Activities Receipts From Members, Grants & Sponsorship Payments To Suppliers Interest & Rents Received Net Cash Flows From Operating Activities

The financial report is a special purpose financial report that has been prepared in accordance with Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Consensus Views and other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board.

Cash Flows (Used In) Investing Activities Payments for Building Renovations Net Cash Flows (Used In) Investing Activities

Cash at End of Year

a b

Inventories

Inventories are measured at the lower of cost or net realisable value. Costs are allocated on either a first-infirst-out (FIFO) or average cost basis. Buildings, Plant, Furniture & Equipment With the exception of any major additions to the building and to Club Wanda Plant Furniture & Fittings, all Surf Rescue and Competition Equipment , which can be classified as being of a capital nature, is written off as replacements in the year in which they are incurred. Depreciaton The depreciation to the building is being depreciated on a straight line basis over a 40 year period. Allowances have been made in the current financial year in writing off previous building improvements which were demolished during the current improvements. Plant, Furniture & Equipment is written off on a straight line basis over 8 years.

Trade And Other Receivables

Recognition Amounts owed are recognised and carried at original invoice amount less any allowance for uncollectable amounts. An allowance for doubtful debts is made when there is objective evidence that the Association will not be able to collect the debts. Bad debts are written off when identified. d

Trade And Other Payables Recognition Amounts owing are carried at their invoiced cost and represent a Liability for goods and services provided to the Association prior to the end of the financial year that are unpaid and arise when the Association becomes obliged to make future payments in respect of the purchase of these goods and services.

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Income Tax

Cash and Cash Equivalents

No Income Tax is payable by the Association as Section 50-5 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 exempts Charitable Institutions from Income Tax. Cash and short-term deposits in the balance sheet comprise cash at bank and in hand and short-term deposits with an original maturity of three months or less. Page 5

75 Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

FINANCIAL REPORT SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Notes WANDA to the Financial Statements A.B.N.60 850 705 106 For the year ended 30 April 2015 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015 g

Revenue

Revenue is recognised to the extent that it is probable that the economic benefits will flow to the Association and the revenue can be reliably measured. The following specification criteria must also be met before revenue is recognised: Sale of Goods Revenue is recognised when control has passed to the buyer. Membership Fees Revenue is recognised when a member is entitled to the benefits of belonging to the Association

WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Notes to the Financial Statements A.B.N.60 850 705 106 For the year ended 30 April 2015

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015

Sponsorship &Grants Unconditional sponsorship & grants are recorded as income when received. Grants received for specific projects are recognised as revenue upon receipt regardless of whether the expenditure has been incurred as long as there is no contractual right to return the monies received to the grantor. Rendering of Services Revenue from the providing of a service is recognised when the member or customer receives the service.

Interest & Rents Control of the right to receive the payment. h

Goods and Services Tax (GST)

Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of goods and service tax, except: (i) where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Tax Office. It is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of an asset or as part of an item of the expense. (ii) receivables and payables are shown inclusive of GST.

Critical Accounting Estimates and Judgments

In preparing this financial report, the committee was required to make estimates and assumptions. These estimates and assumptions are based on historical experience and various other factors that are believed to be reasonable under the circumstances. Actual results may differ from these estimates. The estimates and underlying assumptions are reviewed on an ongoing basis.

Auditors Remuneration Audit Services Other Services

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash on hand- Petty Cash & Bar Floats Cash at banks- Australia & New Zealand - Commonwealth Bank - Sutherland Credit Union

Current Amounts Receivable GST Refundable

Inventories

Club Wanda Bar Stock Clothing • •Seniors Clothing - JAG Other

Building Clubhouse Building at Cost Less: Accumulated Depreciation Total Buildings

Trade and Other Payables

Amounts Payable Sponsorship in Advance Rental Bond GST Payable

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Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

5,350 1,301

6,599

6,651

2,223 175,236 46,646

1,493 1,067,007

77,706 75,927 153,633

15,491 15,491

10,200 11,930

4,073 7,196 10,650

22,130

21,919

15,340

2,959

4,634,191 (430,365)

2,515,707 (399,649)

4,203,826

2,116,058

59,409 (20,297)

59,409 (12,870)

39,112

46,539

4,242,938

2,162,597

109,021 52,665 5,720 167,406

26,561 68,268 5,720 1,519 102,068

110,094 1,178,594

Property, Plant and Equipment

Total Property, Plant and Equipment

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5,670 929

Trade and Other Receivables

Club Wanda Plant, Furniture & Fittings • •at cost Less: Accumulated Depreciation

2014 $ $

113,339 337,444

Pepaid Sutherland to Surf Costs

2015 $

FINANCIAL REPORT WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Notes to the A.B.N.60 Financial Statements 850 705 106 For the year ended 30 April 2015

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2015

2015 $

Borrowings

STATEMENT BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S

2014 $ $

Non - Current ANZ Bank Loan Secured

1,227,832

Security is by Corporate Guarantee & Indemnity from Sutherland Shire CouncilABN52 018 204 808 in favour of th ANZ Bank in respect of obligations by the Association limited to $1,500,000 dated 27 October 2014.

Accumulated Funds Funds At The Beginning Of The Year Surplus Attributable To The Association Funds At The End Of The Year

3,279,492 46,752 3,326,244

2,887,309 392,183 3,279,492

Cash Flow Information

The Board has determined that the Association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements. In the opinion of the Board the financial report as set out on pages 2 to 8: 1.

Presents fairly the financial position of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated as at 30 April 2015 and its performance for the year ended on that date.

At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and is signed for and on behalf of the Committee by:

President:

Reconciliation of Cash Flow from Operations with Net Surplus Net Surplus From Ordinary Activities Non-cash flows Depreciation Decrease ( Increase ) in Receivables Decrease (Increase) in Inventories Decrease (Increase) in Other (Decrease) Increase In Payables

46,752

392,183

401,207 (138,142) (211) (12,381) 65,338

69,286 (82) (1,837) 10,382 31,818

362,563

501,750

Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities

WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Statement by A.B.N.60 the 850 Board of Directors 705 106

__________________________________ Anita Pryke

Director of Finance: __________________________________ Trevor Elliott Dated this day 12th of June 2015

PRESIDENT’S DECLARATION UNDER THE CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING ACT

Declaration to be furnished under the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991. This declaration is made in accordance with Authority Conditions 7(4) and 7(5) issued by the Minister under Section 19 of the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991.

Under The Charitable Fundraising Act 1991

The following fundraising appeals were conducted by the Association: : Solicited Sponsorship & Donations : Fundraising Events

I, Anita Pryke of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated declare that in my opinion:

Aggregate Gross Income Received From All Sources Solicited Sponsorship & Donations Sutherland to Surf Fundraiser General Fund Raising Total Expenditure Associated With All Appeals Direct Marketing Sutherland to Surf Expenses General Fund Raising Net Operating Surplus From Fundraising

82,832 405,070 54,720 542,622

89,215 416,775 67,999 573,989

(b) the Statement of Financial Position gives a true and fair view of the state of affairs with respect to fundraising appeals; and

12,616 226,563 11,469 250,468

18,771 216,289 12,631 247,691

(d) the internal controls exercised by a Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated are appropriate and effective in accounting for all income received and applied by Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated from any of its fundraising appeals.

292,154

326,298

The Net Fundraising Surplus was Applied in meeting the the objectives as detailed in the Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated Constitution and as disclosed in The Board of Director’s Report Page 8

(a) the financial statements give a true and fair view of all income and expenditure of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated with respect to fundraising appeals; and

(c) the provisions of the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991, the Regulations under the Act and the conditions attached to the authority have been complied with; and

President: _________________________________________________________ Anita Pryke Dated this 12th day of June 2015

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79 Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

FINANCIAL REPORT

Independent Audit Report

INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED 850Incorporated 705 106 To the members of Wanda Surf Life A.B.N.60 Saving Club ABN 60 850 705 106

Independent Audit Report To the members of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

Report on the Financial Report

Audit Report of Frank Larosa continued

I have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose financial report of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated. (the Association) which comprises the balance sheet as at 30 April 2015, and the income statement and cash flow statement for the year ended on that date, a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory notes and the statement by members of the Board.

I also report that:

Board's Responsibility for the Financial Report

(a) the financial statements show a true and fair view of the financial result of fundraising appeals conducted during the year;

The Board of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial report and has determined that the basis of preparation described in Note 1 is appropriate to meet the requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act NSW 2009 and the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 and is appropriate to meet the needs of members. This Boardâ&#x20AC;˘â&#x20AC;˘s responsibility also includes such internal control as the Board determines is necessary to enable the preparation of a financial report that is free from material misstatement whether due to fraud or error

(b) the accounting and associated records have been properly kept during the year in accordance with the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 and the Regulations; (c) money received as a result of fundraising appeals conducted during the year has been properly accounted for and applied in accordance with the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 and the Regulations; and

Auditor's Responsibility

(d) at the date of this report, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

My responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on my audit. I conducted my audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. These Auditing Standards require that I comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity's internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the Board, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report. I believe that the audit evidence I have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for my audit opinion.

Signed Principal

Frank Larosa

Independence In conducting my audit, I have complied with the independence requirements of Australian professional ethical pronouncements. Basis for Qualified Auditorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Opinion My audit report has been issued with the following qualification: As is common for organisations of this type, it is not practicable for the Association to maintain an effective system of internal control over donations, subscriptions, sales and fundraising activities until their initial entry into the accounting records. Accordingly, my audit in relation to such revenue was limited to amounts recorded

Address:

Suite 6, 2-4 Merton Street Sutherland NSW 2232

Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation. Dated this 12th day of June 2015

Auditor's Opinion In my opinion except for the matter referred to in the preceding paragraph, the financial report presents fairly, in all material respects the financial position of Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated as at 30 April 2013 and of its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements, and the Associations Incorporations Act NSW 2009. Basis of Accounting and Restriction on Distribution Without modifying my opinion, I draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared to assist Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated to meet the requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act NSW 2009 and the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose.

Audit Report of Frank Larosa continued over page Page 10

Wanda Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated ABN 60 850 705 106

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Club Memberships Life Members

Percy Ainsworth † Gregory Allum OAM • Frank Bailey • Steve Barrett • Peter Brady ^ Michael Brannock ^ Anthony Buckingham ^ Jeff Brown • John Cadet ^ Owen Coulter ^ Noel Cox ^ Terry Dowers • Graham Dyson † Trevor Elliott ^ David Fairfax-Jones ^ Jack Folwell † Alan Freeman † Keith Freer † Keith Garthon † Harry Gibbons † Michael Gibbs • Max Hodson † Rod Hurst • Douglas Iredale • John Iredale † Norm Jamieson † Keith Lord † Ken McDonnell † Gordon McKirdy • Sean McKirdy • William Maker ^ John May ^ Robert Moffat ^ Ross Pratt † Colin Ricketts • John Salmon • Ron Sandstrom OAM † Joe Sheppard † Ronald Smith • Bill Stafford † Ernest Stephens OAM ^ Eric Suann † Albany Vial ^ Jamie Walker †

Life Members JAG Donna Brown David Clelland Snr • John Douglas • Mark Howden Donald Hudson ^ Robyn Lester Dean McMahon David Mullinger ^ Ken Smith James Traves •

† deceased

Life Member Ladies Auxiliary Ann Ainsworth ^ Nita Allum † Sue Backhouse Mary Brady † Noelene Caesar • Jean Gibbons † Judy Hunter Beryl Iredale ^ Sylvia McCarthy † Lyn Robbins Wendy Sandstrom •

50 year Members

Bruce Bagnall James Baker Arthur Baxter Ronald Burmeister Robert Cane Edward Clarkson Malcolm Dickey Carl Ellmoos Michael Georgaris snr Laurence Hall Robert Haughey Rodney Holdsworth Brian E Jackson Brian R Jackson Walter Kirsop Patrick McDonald Bruce McKirdy John McLean Ross Maloney John Masters Trevor Mathews Brian Nobbs Dennis O’Sullivan Stephen Pynsent Robert Spence Alan Steege Robert Steege William Stubbs Phillip Turnbull Gordon Williams Geoff Young

Long Service

Scott Allen • Peter Bitmead • Tait Brannock • Robert Cane • Phillip Clelland • David Clelland Jnr • Ian Coates • Michael Deluca • Stuart Dutton • Chris Iredale • Greg Iredale • Colin Jones •

^ 50 year member

• 25 year service

Michael Kay • Alan Kentwell • Colin Mulhall • Brian Newell • Matthew Pepper • William Prestage • Anita Pryke • Grant Sandstrom • Mark Sargeant • Richard Smith • Deacon Spicer • Anthony Strong • Hayden Allum Kathleen Allum Luke Ashford Garry Baker Cade Barnes Colleen Bennett-Milbourne Scott Benson Benjamin Bolewski Joel Bolewski Brian Briggs Paul Buttel Jock Campbell Donna Cox Kenneth Davidson John DeCean Andrew De Vries Robert Dews Ron Doolan Brock Douglas • Brian Doyle Andrew Evans Kathleen Fox Susan Fox John Georgaris Michael Georgaris Jnr Paul Georgaris Geoff Gooch Graham Hill David Hunt Paul Jones Greg Julian Ian Kerz Anthony McAuliffe Timothy McLaren OAM Brian Mayoh Michael Mead Kurt Melville Peter Meyer Kirsty May-Morris Cameron Pyett Dean Reilly Sean Reilly Brenton Rose Bradley Royall Margaret Ryall-Egan Troy Ryan Mark Salmon Aaron Scheibel

Gary Schmalfeldt Ryan Shelley James Sherratt Stuart Smith Katie Spinner Nathan Spinner Gavin Stewart Les Townsend Luke Turner Tate Wilkins

Active 18 years and over

Jarred Adams-Lau Lydia Allen Mitchell Allum Paul Auglys Joanna Axiotis Luisa Backhouse Glenn Bell Tim Bemand Clayton Beranek Matt Blackshaw Steve Bonnici John Brown David Burns Melissa Campbell Emily Caterson James Caterson Lelien Chua Scott Clancy Jack Colley Michael Conroy Geoff Considine Emma Cullen Kate Darke Rory Darkins Jonathan Dimitriou Chris Durante Mitchell Fagerstrom Nicholas Fox Ebony Green James Hannan Ben Harris Katelyn Haywood Luke Hickel Tim Hodgson Yvonne Holland Kate Joseph Kirra Jones Andrew Joseph Jessica Lauricella Sophie Lewis Matthew Lewis Elizabeth Loane Blake McCrindle Jake McDonald Dee McCarthy David McGrath Georgia McGrath

Stephanie McIntosh Tom McLean Danielle McMahon Scott McMasters Greer Mallett Ali Najem Mitchell Palmer Lauren Pattison Matthew Peterie Elyssa Pierce Luis Rudenas Luka Rukavina Georga Sargeant Michaela Sargeant Abbey Schott Brodie Schott Andrew See Grace Sheridan Jake Smith Ken Smith Mark Sothern Joanna Stavrou Mikaela Sutherland Ashlee Sutherland Chris Taylor Trevor Taylor Izel Tuncer John Vetter Jake Walsh Patrick Warn Chris Waugh Graeme Waugh Matthew Waugh Clayton West Beau Wheeler John Wilde John Woods jnr Georgie Woods

Active 15 – 18 years Natalia Aiton Peter Axiotis Kurt Benson Michael Bonnici Mitchell Brennan Emma Brown Isabelle Bull Sara Carroll Tom Colquhoun Murray Cooke Patrick Cooke Chenaya Cooper Kara Durante Joshua Fernands Lucy Furniss Beau Grimley Sorrell Handforth Jamie Hick Matthew Jessop James Karagiannis Stephanie Kentwell Jack Kenning Sam Keppel Adam Leabeater Ethan Luke Conor McGrath Daniel McIntosh Tobin McRae Lauren McMahon

Hannah Munns Eve Neilson Sam O’Neile Matt Pescud Britney Pierce Lachlan Pryke Elloise Quinn Emily Rohr Cayne Ross Cameron Scott Caitlin Smith Izaak Smith Kurtis Smith Jack Spooner Jakob Sutherland Madeleine Taper Janae Warn Jayden Wilde

Cadet 13 – 15 years Kai Atkinson Eliza Benson Hudson Berry Thea Carroll Nathan Clarke Brayden Gossling Sophie Haes Anna Hayes Anita Kelly Olivia Loh Adam Mortlock Tia Naris Tyler Nott Elly O’Donoghue Kyle Palmer Jack Porter Georgia Sinclair Jamie Smith Jessica Spooner Kurt Stavrou Olivia Taper Angelina Taylor Shelby Wilde

Reserve Active Allan Driscoll Stephen Driscoll

Award (53)

Alexis Allen Melissa Allen Barbara Anderson Brett Atkinson Fiona Auglys Rosanna Avenia Sam Axiotis Justin Barratta Clayton Beranek Ian Blackhall Frank Bonar Adam Buckley Natalie Buckley Rod Burton David Cantlon Peter Carr Cherie Carrera Stephen Coles Peter Cullen Jason Dalgleish

Lisa Dixon Joshua Eason Rhonda Fox Brett Furniss Marilyn Georgaris Paula George Roger Gilbert Gerard Gill Darren Gossling Kurt Graham Matt Grant Joanne Handforth Glenn Hayward John Hick Narelle Hunt Paul Ingram Jeanie Iredale Brian James Patrick Jones Ian Knight Cassandra Kotsis Paul Kotsis Mark Lake Natalie Legge Mark Lloyd Donna Mackey Vanessa McKirdy Todd McLachlan Dean McMahon Virginia McMahon Tim Mayo Craig Moffat Adam Molloy Roger Monahan Kate Mountain Jo Munro Luke O’Connor Paul O’’Neile Lindsay Ottaway David Phillpot Greg Pierce Kane Pilkington Brett Porteous Ian Read Mark Reilly Adam Rippon Ian Ross Karen Ross Darren Rossen Bruce Sinclair Carole Smith Steve Stavrou Brett Taper Meegan Taper Dean Theodusiou Jan Townsend Alexandra Vance Gyliane Ware Simon Wild Graeme Wright

Associate (94)

Joyce Bickley • Ron Bickley • Gary Bradshaw • Roger Bullman • Joseph Caesar • Murray McPherson • Kim Alexander

Colin Arnold Matthew Barron William Birdsall Sue Brannock Annette Brown Drew Brown Anne Caterson Glenn Colaco Karl Colaco Andrew Cole Leigh Cunliffe Les Davidson Gary Davison Mark Davis Tim Downs Beryl Driscoll Todd Fisher Brad Forrest Chris Fox Paul Fox Mark Gilbert David Gittus Tracey Green Garry Greenhalgh Brian Hall Neil Hallinan Peter Hannan Karen Hardie Lorraine Harper-Horak Brad Harris Darren Higgins Tony Holland Peter Howard Suzanne Hughes David Johnstone Stephanie Jordan (Vance) Ned Kelly Bob Lauricella Cate Lauricella Michael Lea Paul Leighton Peter Levett Deborah Lindsell Tony Lindsell Peter McCray Paul McDonald Jaimee Mulder Garry Nelson Dallas Newman Sean O’Donoghue Luke O’Shea Maree Ovens Wayne Owen Brett Peters Matthew Pettit David Phipson Craig Prentice Mitchell Pryke Sharon Read Brent Robbins George Robbins Michael Ryan Andrew Sams Elizabeth Sargeant Drew Schmalfeldt Thomas Schmid Michael Sladek Grant Smith Glen Spaul

Lorraine Steer Brooke Thatcher Brett Thatcher Angela Thompson John Urch Roland Vance Tony Vaughan Kaylene Walker Sean Walsh Roger Warland Jeff Watt Phil Webb Michael Webster Rober Wharton Fred Wigley Kristen Wild Richard Winston Carol Woods

Honorary

Norma McDonald Janice Vial Beverly Walker

Under 6

Isabel Adams Ethan Allardice Luca Bartolo Alana Beaton Chloe Benjamin Scarlett Bloomer Jayden Braid Lucas Brennan Emily Brown Alexia Brustolin Gabrielle Chandler Jamie Chandler William Chapman Grace Considine AnaMaria Crane Mariana Crane Tiana Crossley Sebastien Curtis Joshua Dann Keeley Davidson Chloe Davis Zara De Carvalho Jack Dickson Jethro Dillon-Smith Zara Douglas Lucia Durante Mia Fonseca Tara Hannah-Campbell Maia Harman Luke Hocroft Connor Howard Lucas Hunter William Jenkins Joshua Kannengiesser Daria Karavaeva Helena Kelloway Ryan Klassen Imogen Lee Christin Liebl Christopher Lloyd Jucody Lloyd Maxwell Lloyd Luciano Mazzucco Hannah McKay

Madeleine McKirdy Thomas McKirdy Heath Mirabito-Dodd Liam Mooney Finn Nixon Declan Noonan Hayley O`Brien Maximillien O`Brien Connor O`Grady Jude Oldfield Charlotte Ollivier Dane Palamidis Max Pinfold Carter Pont Jimmy Potauaine Zachary Redman Allegra Rolfe Zachary Roukanas Zahra Russell Mikah Saunders Kayla Sewell Lachlan Shields Jack Thomas Aaliyah Topper Audrey Tran Jesse Venables Isla Wallace Beau Waters Joseph Withers Hayden Wright

Under 7

Cooper Anderson Sienna Azevedo Archie Baratta Elliott Bashford Jaeva Bentley Riley Blacker Oscar Bode Makayla Brown Zara Buckley Cameron Burgess Blake Burke Jed Burton Luca Campbell Benjamin Carangelo Addison Coates Zoe Cole Milla Coles Mac Connelly Evelyn Cusack Joe Doran Jacob Eason Noah Eason Oliver Eason Mark Ellsmore Bryce Ereckson Aurora Ewings Angus Fellingham Jayden Goffet Aurelia Grasso Summer Hannah-Campbell Addison Hart Madison Hayes Lara Hodges Jai Hope Milla Hurley Madeleine Jacobs Keira Johnstone

Blake Klassen Zoe Lagerlow Jack Libbis Harrison Lloyd Skyla Marcic Sarah Marshall Sophie Matheson Delilah McMahon Rhiannon McMahon Alice McNamara Tom Oliver Leonard Opai Shay Parkinson Imogen Porteous Ben Ridley Emerson Riquelme Sienna Roberts Zoe Roberts Kyuss Rose Madaleine Roth Sebastian Russell Matea Saba Drew Scott-Winlow Thomas Sheekey Lucas Smith Dane Sutton Hugo Twiss Kobe Ward Charlie Webley Matilda Wilson Charlotte Wyse

Under 8

Giselle Abrahams Hollie Adams Sally Archer Breelle Bailey Jack Baker Michael Bennett Boston Berry Matilda Berry Emilio Biordi Avalon Black Cameron Bonar William Brown Ella Buckley Logan Buddle Keanu Burton Edwin Carrera Lily Chapple Grace Childs Alexandra Considine Harper Constantoulas Olivia Dalgleish Amelia Dann Audrey-Rose Darby Eden Djapouras Jade Douglas Sebastien Ford Sadie Gilbert Annabelle Grant Sienna Greck Robert Hart Mia Hayes Sienna Head Abigail Hocking Eadie Hurley Monique Johnson Joshua Kay

Ella Kendrigan Imogen Lammers Ethan Lee Mikayla Lee Mateusz Lesniok Marie Liebl Oliver Lloyd Issac Lo Malcolm Love Holly Madirazza Will Marcic Chloe Marshall Noah McLoughlin Jackson Middleton Tiana Molnar Jayden Morton Fionn Murphy Lucas O`Malley Robert Ollivier Archie Pike Xavier Pinto Tyler Pont Dylan Porteous Jamie Revis Keira Rippon Lilly Robson Dash Rowe Zali Ruiz Luke Russell Ashleigh Sewell Timothy Shevandin Sienna Spaul Grace Spinner Annabelle Taylor Kai Thatcher Jayda Thomas Dylan Topper Keira Vincent Eamon Webb Cooper White Julian Withers Cooper Wright Jayda Zammit-Mayer

Under 9

Stephen Amanatidis Liam Athanassiou Damien Azevedo Chloe Babister Tahli Bailey Talis Bentley Lola Bowden Logan Burgess Ava Cahill Tahli Christensen Jacqueline Cooke Isabella Cox Alita Crossley Ellie Darlington Joshua Etcell Lila Flynn Lilika Frangoulis Tara Gentle Talia Goffet Ryder Goodfellow Max Hart Blake Hodges Ashley Howard India Hulbert

Emily Hunter Sahara Ingram Mitchell Johnstone Christie Kannengiesser Garvyn Kendrigan Sean Kerr Marianna Kotsis Ella Lagerlow Analisa Mazzucco Ashlyn McKenzie Lucas McKinnon Jade McLachlan Dane Mitchell Morgan Nagy Ella Nixon Jack O`Brien Leilani O`Brien Anton Park Jayson Peake Leah Pilkington Ruby Pinfold Ella Roberts Charlie Robinson Samuel Rossen Jacob Roukanas Ramon Saba Luke Sakamoto Byron Scott-Winlow Caitlin Shields Indhi-Chai Sleeman Chloe Smith Luke Stone Marcus Susnjara Chelsea Sutton Jade Tattam Olivia Taylor Katie Tegal Maya Valor Sueno Fletcher Warn Charlotte Whalan Chloe White Joshiah Wild Sonny Williams Madeleine Wyse

Under 10

Elyse Abrahams Josh Abrahams Peyton Anderson Zach Baratta Connor Bougesis Tamika Burton Joseph Cantlon Charli Cash Anna Childs Lachlan Coles Tyler Coles Joseph Darby Maya Dixon Trent Dixon Max Dobson Noah Doran Darcy Ereckson Tyler Goodfellow Will Grant Maya Gribble Sam Hulbert Tameeka Johnson Ben Lagerlow

Zara Lammers Cooper Lee Asen Maroney Demi McLoughlin Kaitlyn Middleton Layla Molloy Benjamin Nanai Jade Oliver Lee Palamidis Jasmine Pascalis Ethan Payne Ryan Peake Dylan Pilkington Ethan Pinto Liam Rippon Jade Rossen Anthony Roukanas Sienna Ruas Miloshka Sharma Benjamin Sutton Andres Vallejos Hugo Valor Sueno Nicholas Veldekis Riley Webb

Under 11

Harry Amanatidis Evan Athanassiou Jy Bailey Myles Baratta Tiana Bell Brooklyn Berry Scarlett Blackhall Aedan Bonar Finn Butler Henri Carrera Dane Djapouras Jack Doran Ky Douglas Alec Durante Keenan Ewings Jasmine Fawer Michelle Fawer Zoe Fawer Zenon Frangoulis Thomas Gentle Andrew Gillard Matilda Handforth Zoe Jay Ellefteria Kotsis Aaron Lake Morgan Lloyd Max Love Tom Love Lili Maroney Harry McNamara Adam Montedoro Carly Osborne Riley Porteous Hannah Ridley Indianna Ryan Myriam Schofield Olivia Sinclair Tahlia Stig Jake Sullivan Joshua Tattam Teagan Thatcher Alexander Vallejos Jed Whalan

Jasper Withers

Under 12

Samantha Archer Lilly Auglys Samantha Babister Gracie Berry Natasha Bougesis Benjamin Brown Max Buckley Angus Callinan Patrick Cantlon Damon Carr Amber Carroll David Childs Zach Coles Laura Conroy Lili Cotter Riley Dixon Jordan Ellis Kyra Ereckson Bodhi Ewings Dane Grant Kai Hammond Jakub Kucirek Nathan Lloyd Jayden Maakaroun Ella McLachlan Zoe McLoughlin Nicholas Middleton Olivia Mitford Rhiannon Murphy Ethan Newton Lara Peake Kayla Phillpot Blake Plavsic Harry Renolds Mikaela Robertson Finn Ross Taylania Russell Martin Hayley Stone Amelia Tanuse

Under 13

Sarah Archer Mia Atkinson Kane Baratta Annalise Bell Ruby Blackhall Jorja Boylan Ronan Bueno Tristan Burke Nate Cooper Chloe Cotter Isaac Dennison Lara Djapouras Riley Dobson Jack Doyle Luca Durante Olivia Eason Lachlan Ellis Sonny Handforth Ashton Hart Samuel Hart Nathan Jay Jack Kaladelfos Natalia Kaskoutas Alannah Lee

Miri Maroney Ashlee O`Neile James Pratt Scott Purves Maxime Rayer Mia Ross Kalani Ryan Layne Ryan Alison Scott Rachel Sothern Ava Southwell Corey Sullivan Kiera Warn Hayley Waters Alexandra Weir Isabella Whalan Wyatt Worthington

Under 14

Abby Adams Ashley Auglys Alec Brennan Sarah Brown Jed Buckley Clare Callinan Eloise Cantlon Jade Carroll Zane Chesterfield Isabella Conroy Gemma Cooke Brooke Dixon Annika Durante Emily Eaves Matthew Emanuel Ashlyn Geddes Chloe Gentle Caitlin Hammond Jasmine Hardwick Elise Kallmeier Xavier Managreve Oliver Martin Jessica Mills Isabella Mitford Luke Montedoro Adam Moriatis Jonah Newton Blake Paton Joel Paton Emma Phillpot Nathan Rohr Lara Saunders Luke Sothern Julia Stoker Monica Tanuse

Under 15

Evie Knight Alexia Kohnenkampf Kristi Plavsic Madison Reynolds Talisah Ruas Ethan Wikeepa

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