MSLSC Annual Report XVIII - Mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club

Table of Contents
Notice of Annual General Meeting .......................................................................................................................................... 2
Office Bearers 2013-2014 Season ............................................................................................................................................ 2
VALE ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Mission ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Statement of Values ................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Code of Conduct....................................................................................................................................................................... 5
President’s Report.................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Awards Night 2013-2014 ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
Door Knock ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Beach Statistics ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Office Bearers Reports ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Club Captain ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Secretary’s and Registrar Report ....................................................................................................................................... 10
Treasurer ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Chief Training Officer ......................................................................................................................................................... 12
IRB Officer .......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Clubhouse Director ............................................................................................................................................................ 13
Clothing Officer .................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Junior Activities (Nippers) ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
JAC Chairman ..................................................................................................................................................................... 14
JAC Committee & Team ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
JAC Age Managers & Assistants ......................................................................................................................................... 15
JAC Awards 2013-2014....................................................................................................................................................... 16
Club Championships 2013-2014 ............................................................................................................................................ 17
Surf Sports Officer’s Report ................................................................................................................................................... 19
Dogs Day ............................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Life Members ......................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Patrol Reports ........................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Patrol 1 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Patrol 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Patrol 3 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Patrol 4 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Patrol 5 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Patrol 6 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Patrol 7 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Patrol 8 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Youth Development Officer ................................................................................................................................................... 28
Patrol Hours ........................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Support Services Patrol Hours ............................................................................................................................................... 31
Members Lists ........................................................................................................................................................................ 32
Awards Gained ....................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Financial Statements .............................................................................................................................................................. 38
Sponsors ................................................................................................................................................................................. 43
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Notice of Annual General Meeting
Notice is hereby given of the 18th Annual General Meeting of the Mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club to
be held at the Clubhouse at 10.00am on the 21st of June 2014.
Office Bearers 2013-2014 Season
President
Deputy President
Secretary
Treasurer
Club Captain
Chief Training Officer
Junior Activities Chairman
Junior Activities Secretary
Surf Sports Officer / Team Manager
IRB Captain
First Aid / Marine Stinger Officer
Senior Registrar
Junior Registrar
Communications Officer
Youth Development Officer
Clubhouse Director
Club Patron
Damien Douglas / Michael Hughes
Guy Tanner
Fay Tanner
Cheryl Prior
Samantha Burns / Peter Harvey
Guy Tanner
Adam Amos
Karyn Cook
Steven Smith
Guy Tanner
Jennifer Young
Fay Tanner
Michael Hughes & Vickie Bachmann
Graham Milliken
Larnie Tierney
Scott Cossar
Fiona Simpson
Mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club | P.O. Box 9015, Pacific Paradise QLD 4564
Tel: 07 5448 7080 | Fax: 07 5448 7035 | E-mail: [email protected] | www.mudjimbasurf.com.au
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VALE
Sid Hillier, a former member of Mudjimba SLSC passed away earlier this year and the
contribution of effort that Sid put into the formation of Mudjimba SLSC should be
recognized.
Sid was an invaluable person to have on the Steering Committee that formed the Mudjimba
Rescue Service which then allowed us to gain affiliation with Surf Lifesaving Queensland,
Sunshine Coast Branch. His wealth of knowledge of Surf Lifesaving steered us along the
path to become Mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club.
Sid was Secretary of Mudjimba Rescue Service, then Secretary of Mudjimba SLSC and then
Treasurer of Mudjimba SLSC, and at the same time, he was the Administrator of Marcoola
SLSC. A truly remarkable feat.
Sid was the always the cranky old b-----d at Committee Meetings. You always had to be
careful what was said and would always get shouted down if you did not follow the rules and regulations of Surf Life
Saving. It was like walking on egg shells when you were near Sid, or if you had to talk to him, you would always be mindful
of every word that you spoke. We would all fear the wroth of Sid Hillier. However, we all knew that his intention was all
good for the cause of Surf Lifesaving.
Sid left Mudjimba SLSC in 1999 due to the amount of work as Administrator of Marcoola SLSC. We thank him for the great
work that he did at Mudjimba SLSC. His work is documented in the Annual Reports 1-4.
RIP Sid Hillier
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Mission
“Zero preventable drownings at Mudjimba Beach”
Statement of Values
• We are responsive to the needs of our members and the community.
• We operate with integrity, equity and accountability.
• We operate as a team with our internal and external stakeholders.
• We accept our responsibility to provide a safe aquatic environment at Mudjimba Beach when
the club is the operating lifesaving services.
Code of Conduct
All Members, Officers and Staff shall comply with the following Codes of Conduct.
Individual Members shall:
• Respect the rights, dignity and worth of others.
• Be fair, equitable, considerate and honest in all dealings with others.
• Be aware of, and maintain an uncompromising adhesion to SLSA standards, rules, regulations
and policies.
• Be professional in, and accept responsibility for actions.
• Make a commitment to providing quality service.
• Use facilities and equipment for their proper purposes, and care for and maintain such facilities
and equipment correctly.
• Refrain from anything which may abuse, intimidate or harass others.
• Preserve and protect the standing and reputation of the Association.
• Understand the consequences of any breach of SLSA’s Member Protection Policy or Code
of Conduct.
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President’s Report
What a great season our little club has had, not only did we have some of the best weather
and conditions we have had for several years, we excelled in just about all areas related to
lifesaving. Our members should be justifiably proud of the season we have had, as they are the
ones, who put in the patrol hours, do the training, improve their skills and provide a
community service. What a fantastic effort Mudjimba.
I would like to thank the Patrol Captains, the Vice Patrol Captains, our Bronzies, our Award
holders and our SRC's all of the people who contributed to us posting a club record 10,000
patrol hours in one season. An amazing result, and a true testament to the commitment and
passion our members have towards lifesaving and our community.
I have had a great time being Club President this season, it has been both rewarding and at times challenging. Our club
was certainly lucky to have had founding members such as Steve Smith, Mick Coleman, Greg Carson, Guy Tanner, Mark
Windsor, Sid Hillier and many others who established a club culture at Mudjimba that is special and unique. Our culture is
something that all of us should be proud of and we all need to help preserve that culture as our club moves forward.
We were also fortunate this season to be able to induct two new Life Members Kim Hatton and Darrin Edwards Both of
these people have contributed to the growth and the success of our club and are very deserving of being awarded Life
Memberships. Congratulations.
Some of the more memorable moments over this season include, the mutton birds on our beach, the huge amount of
pumice that was washed up, the Mudjimba to Mooloolaba swim, the hail storm with hail the size of cricket balls that
rained down on patrol 2, Natalie Cook coming and talking to our younger members and starting a nipper volleyball
program, our Rainbow Beach camp for the SRC's and Bronzies, a visit by Coolangatta Gold winner Ali Day, Red Faces
night, our Christmas party and our clubs amazing results in Surf Sports - this all helped make for a terrific and memorable
season. But the most important thing was, we had a successful season patrolling our beach with all our friends and
visitors going home safely.
Next season our club will continue to develop closer ties with the Mudjimba Community. One of our recent initiatives has
seen several members of the Mudjimba board riders invited to join our club as associate members. This is all about our
club engaging with our community and also helping to develop and maintain a healthy relationship with our fellow beach
users.
When I first started here as a patrolling member I did not appreciate nor understand all the work especially paperwork
that needs to be completed by the Executive and Management Committees on our behalf. It is amazing and we need to
remember that all of the management team are volunteers, volunteers who share a passion to keep our beach safe and
our club in good shape.
I would like to thank the people who make up our clubs Executive, Management and Lifesaving Committees; Guy Tanner,
Pete Harvey, Cheryl Prior, Fay Tanner, Steve Smith, Adam Amos, Scott Cossar, Graham Miliken, Dean Hore, Katherine
Douglas and Andrea Fesselet. You have all contributed to a hugely successful year at the club. I would also like to thank
and acknowledge all the great work that Val Colley our administrator does. Val has made my job a lot easier.
This season we have had some remarkable surf sports success at junior and senior levels which has been a result of many
hours of hard work by our trainers and coaches. Todd McSwan, Lindsay McDonald-Clow, Scott Peirce and Guy Peirce you
have all helped our members achieve some fantastic individual and club results, including our first ever Gold Teams
Medal at Aussies.
My final thanks goes our sponsors for their support, a club such as ours just could not operate without their generosity.
Our heartfelt thanks goes to the Bendigo Bank, Nambour RSL, North Shore Realty, Nambour Smash Repairs, the
Boardstore, Mudjimba Beach News, Scream Print Screen Printing, Mojo Burns, Park Lakes Bli Bli, Queensland
Government, Sunrise Bakery, North Shore Lions and everyone else who supports our club.
Thanks for a great season and I hope to see you all back next year for an even better season.
Yours in Lifesaving
Michael Hughes
President
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Awards Night 2013-2014
Club Champions
Club Member of the Year
Scott Cossar & Lindsay Macdonald-Clow
Club Service Award
Fay Tanner
Lifesaver of the Year - Senior
Kamen Burns
Lifesaver of the Year - Junior
Keely Hughes
Cadet of the Year
Mitchell Davison
Best First Year Lifesaver
Keely Hughes
Club Captains Encouragement
Nicolas Charkow
Radio Operator of the Year
John Hunter
IRB Driver
Glenn Lamont
IRB Crewie
Victoria Gray
Female Cadet Champion
Tamara Cook
Male Cadet Champion
Mitchell Davison
Female Junior Champion
Keely Hughes
Male Junior Champion
Jake Fallis
Female Senior Champion
Sarah Windsor
Male Senior Champion
Todd McSwan
Female Master Champion
Katherine Douglas
Male Master Champion
Guy Pierce
Female Veteran Champion
Alison Windsor
Male Veteran Champion
Darrin Edwards
Club Member of the Year - Lindsay Macdonald-Clow
Best First Year Lifesaver
Lifesaver of the Year – Junior
Keely Hughes
Patrols of the Year
Champion Patrol
Patrol 3
Patrol Spirit Award
Patrol 5
Dogs Day
Lifesaver of the Year – Senior - Kamen Burns
Old Dogs
Waverunner 16 Operator of the Year
Kaitlyn Akers
Patrol Spirit Award – Patrol 5
Female Master Champion – Katherine Douglas
Male Master Champion – Guy Pierce
Male Cadet Champion – Mitchell Davison
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Door Knock
Result $3,753.75
Barry and Katie McGlynn
Michael and Teah Hughes, Peter Harvey
Kamen Burns
Zardi and Larnie Tierney, Quin Hore, Savannah Burke
Amanda and Jye Esden
Jason and Tyson Wallace
Dale Bishop
Philip, James and Michael Soden
Cleveland Maltman
Adam and Isaac Amos
John and Georgia Switala
Alison and Sarah Windsor
Keely Hughes and Cheryl Prior
Nicky Livingston
Vickie and Jamie-Bree Bachman
Mitchell Davison
Tim and Lily Sheridan
Grant Keating
Tamara and Jade Cook
Nic Charkow
Mick Coleman and Dean Hore
Izzy and Jake O’Hara and Lisa Clark
Narelle Robertson
Dave Franklin
Ashleigh Aubrey
Isaak Bidmade, Tom Williams, Ned Carson and Finn Cossar
Jenny Young
Jeanne Parry
Sunrise Bakery Mudjimba
$506.85
$293.15
$269.85
$244.05
$229.70
$194.60
$165.70
$164.65
$142.15
$129.60
$124.00
$110.60
$100.40
$100.00
$98.05
$96.35
$86.30
$83.60
$82.45
$80.60
$75.75
$60.20
$46.00
$45.65
$40.60
$40.50
$40.30
$31.40
Female Senior Champion - Sarah Windsor
Male Senior Champion - Todd McSwan
$50.00
Female Junior Champion - Keely Hughes
Male Junior Champion - Jake Fallis
Beach Statistics
First Aid
Rescue Statistics
Beach Visitation
63
Without gear
19
Between the flags
14,901
Major marine sting Cuts & abrasions
1
Rescue tube
21
Outside the flags
1,229
Suspected fractures or dislocations
6
Rescue board
4
Craft users
3,985
Suspected spinal injury
2
I.R.B.
4
On the beach
31,376
17
Jet ski (RWC)
3
Total attendance
51,491
2
Body board
6
Minor marine stings, Cuts & abrasions
‘Other’ treatments.
Oxygen administrated
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Office Bearers Reports
Club Captain
What a fantastic season our little club has had, “punching again and
again above our weight”. Thank you to everyone for the support and
embracing my first year as Club Captain. A special thanks to Michael
Hughes for giving me the support required in making the Transition.
It only feels like last week that we all paid our fees and completed
our proficiencies.
Firstly, I would like to thank each and every member who patrolled
our beach this season for your contribution to our vision statement
of “Zero Preventable Drownings at Mudjimba Beach". It was
fantastic to have the Sun Gods shine on us this season to make our
time on the beach exciting and enjoyable. We had challenging surf
conditions at times with multiple rips, rocks and sand changing on a daily occurrence.
This season we have had a great number of youth added to the patrolling ranks of eight very strong patrols. Our youth
are our strength and driving force for the future and they are bringing out the best in our club. A special thanks to Larnie
Tierney our Youth Development Officer for her guidance and inspiration.
As with previous seasons we have been very active within the training department. Thank you to all our Trainers,
Assessors and CTO Guy Tanner. It has put the club in a great position with 178 patrolling members, made up of 76 (1418yr active members), 93(18yrs plus active and life members) and (9 award members) with strength in all awards giving
room for expansion of our patrols.
Well here comes the important part of Mudjimba SLSC, the patrols of our beach. Thank you to the Patrol Captains and
Vice Patrol Captains it was a pleasure to work with you. Your dedication, vision and commitment to the movement shows
the passion within the club. It has been a great season with good results and some brilliant rescues. This season at
Mudjimba Beach we patrolled a Massive 10225.75 hours and completed 56 rescues, with only 16 of them were between
the flags. The great abilities of all you members to recognise and prevent an event are outstanding with a total of 1289
preventive actions.
The spirit within the club is strong with the support shown in the annual Door Knock, Xmas BBQ, Red Faces night,
Carnivals, Fund raising, Charity events, Club Championships, Dogs Day and the Annual Dinner. Mudjimba SLS community I
salute and thank you.
Lastly a very special thanks to the wives, husbands, partners and families for the supporting all of us with the office hours
we spend at the beach doing what we cherish and love.
Thanks for the good times.
Peter Harvey
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Secretary’s and Registrar Report
For those of you who don't know me, I have been a member of
the club since Indi started Nippers in 2005, then in 2007 I took
over the role of JAC Registrar from Maree ... thanks Maree...
moving along to 2010, Maree again handed over her reigns for
me to take on the role as Senior Registrar... thanks again Maree!
I should have seen the pattern. I became Secretary for this
wonderful Mudjimba SLSC this season (2013/14).
Some days our house became a mini registration office which is
now changing with all the registrations being able to be
completed on-line. Thanks to Val for assisting in the transition. I
encourage you all to have a look at your on-line account; you
can find all sorts of things there.
I would like to thank Michael and Cheryl for helping us get the
job done and the rest of the committee for keeping the monthly
meetings entertaining and our bellies satisfied. I would also like to thank GT.
Club Service Award - Fay Tanner
The Annual Presentation Dinner was something I had never organised before and I would like to thank everyone who
helped put me on the right track. I would especially like to thank Wendy Coppo for decorating the tables and hall for us,
what a wonderful job!
Over the years I have seen many changes in the Club; with the growth of membership, upgrades and changes in the
computer systems we use and people come and go and come back. Which-ever way you came to be here, you have
helped make the club what it is – a friendly, family Surf Life Saving Club and I feel thankful I have come to know you.
Looking forward to another great year
Yours in Lifesaving
Fay
Secretary and Registrar
IRB Crewie – Victoria Gray
Champion Patrol – 3
National Long Service Award – Steve Smith and Guy Tanner
Radio Operator of the Year – John Hunter
Male Cadet Champion - Mitchell Davison
Female Cadet Champion - Tamara Cook
Club Captains Encouragement – Nicolas Charkow
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Treasurer
The audited financial results are included in this Annual report for members review. Overall
a successful year from a financial point of view with an increase in our cash position due to:
•
Increase in sponsorships and signage (thanks President Michael) and donations
from supporters
•
Increase in overall membership numbers
•
Sale of surplus equipment
•
Reduction in repair costs (Old vehicle and IRB’s in 2012/13)
•
Overall control of operating expenses (we run off the smell of an oily rag and a lot
of volunteer hours)
Our operational costs are met by the SLS Operational Subsidy which was unchanged from 2012/2013 and our
Membership fees. We continue to rely on the awarding of Grants, participation of members in fundraising events and on
wonderful donations from various members of our Community to fund our capital and asset purchases.
Grants
This year we received approval for 2 grants.
Sustainability Grant (SLS)
Recovery of State Conference fees only
More Beaches Under Guard
New 4WD Ute
Donations
The Club has many wonderful supporters who have provided funds for specific and general capital items and expenses –
Energex, D Weir, Akers Family, Nambour RSL,North Shore Lions, Mudjimba Art Group, D Alford, G Moyle, North Shore
Realty and many more. We could not function without the unceasing generosity of the community.
Fundraising Activities by Members
SLS Doorknock , Water Safety for Noosa Tri, Caloundra Tri, Qld Swimming and Junior Tri at Twin Waters, BBQ for Jet Ski
Champs, Nippers BBQ. These fundraising events not only add to our coffers but also have generated enormous goodwill
due to the professional and competent way we as a club participate at these events. Congratulations to all (particularly
YIPs and their parents) for giving up their time in this way.
This is my third (and intending to be last) as Treasurer. I am continually amazed at the time and effort so many people put
in to making this small Club run effectively and the wonderful family culture we have here. Thank you everyone
(particularly Val) for your assistance to me.
Cheryl Prior
Hon Treasurer
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Chief Training Officer
Many awards gained during the season including 28 new SRC’s and about 29 new Bronze
awards. Other awards trained included, IRB driver and crew awards, advanced resus and
spinal, Patrol Captain, ATV and Tractor, Assessor and Trainers award.
The season also had Katherine Douglas complete her Gold Medallion, which is a very tough
award to gain. It tests both the physical and mental side of the trainee, well done Katherine.
I would like to thank all the members who turned up to complete their awards, without you
we do not survive.
I would also like to thank our small but determined group of trainers and assessors, Katherine
Douglas, Steve Smith, Peter Harvey, Kye Burke, Scott Cossar, Dean Hore, Kaitlyn Akers, Narelle Robertson, Ben Hore and
James Crockett.
Regards
Guy Tanner
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IRB Officer
Nice quite season on the IRB front, most importantly no injuries. Some repair work is being completed in the off season,
along with motor servicing. The boats and motors in general are in good condition, this is due to our members looking
after our equipment.
Thanks to Glen Lamont for helping out and caring for our fleet. Hopefully I can talk Glen into taking on the IRB Officer role
next season.
Next season will see the full implementation of PFD’s and some development in the foot strap area.
Guy Tanner
Clubhouse Director
To do nothing results in nothing, to do something results in great achievements. From the
ordinary to extraordinary from the adverse to the diverse, people coming together with a
multitude of skills, talents and beliefs however with a single goal, a passion to endure, a
common ground with limitless resources....., what I’m talking about is human spirit.
Mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club is the quintessence of human spirit. Its infectious embodiment
glows from every member and those associated with it. Young ones, Old ones, loud and proud, quiet and meticulous,
experienced ones willing to guide the way and pass on the flame. Our family surf club “Mudjimba” to which I am proudly
a member of, I thank you for the ride of my life and wish to continue on. Ready for a challenge, willing to learn and serve.
Community minded, senseless acts of beauty performed at a phenomenal rate. Who wouldn’t miss another season or be
anywhere else for that matter.
Thanks,
Scott Cossar
Clothing Officer
It’s been another busy season with many items being supplied from our ‘Clothing Cupboards’ hi vis
pink vests, swimwear, rashies, water safety vests, caps, hats, t-shirts, polo’s, shorts, long-sleeved
button up shirts, new patrol uniforms, hooded zip jackets.
It’s great to see our Mudjimba SLSC Club merchandise being worn around the coast and beyond.
Special thanks to Lisa for her time this year you will be missed, a warm welcome to Madeline. On
this note I would also like to thank anyone else who has given their time and assisted me with the
‘clothing cupboards’.
Yours in Life Saving
Andrea Fesselet
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Junior Activities (Nippers)
JAC Chairman
WOW, that was a baptism by fire!
I have run a small business for about 15 years, patrolled for 7 years, Patrol Captain for most
of those, been a Waverunner Operator for 4 years and a deputy JAC for 1 year, with all this
experience I undertook the role as JAC Chairman but could not comprehend the magnitude
of what encompasses a Nipper Program.
130+ kids, 50+ parents and carers, 40+ water safety, food, entertainment, competition, education, a weekly program in
potentially dangerous conditions, and so many other elements I won’t bore you with. This turned out to be like running a
small Corporation.
The most rewarding aspect of this role is how a great committee can bring it all together and that is what I was blessed
with. Our committee is a good and strong committee with a huge depth of experience, a mixture of ideas and opinions, to
which it was a privilege to Chair.
Special thanks to our outgoing Secretary Karyn Cook and Awards/Education officer Nikki Currie who were both a wealth
of knowledge and information. Dale Bishop, after 3 years as an Age Manager leaves us imparting all that positive
knowledge and skills into those kids which will surely benefit their lives into the future. Thanks Mate.
Jodie and Bruce Johns, Mat Baldock, thanks for your endeavours in the kitchen. Enjoy some time on the beach with your
kids. Cheers
Age Managers, Assistant Age Managers & Water Safety, your dedication is amazing, to which all our kids, families and
Surf Club are eternally grateful.
With amazing people, amazing things can happen. This was never more so true than the commitment Swanny and Lindz
put into our Surf Sport Kids and the outstanding results they have achieved. Without doubt the most successful team at
Branch and State levels ever.
Regardless of the success that is achieved, what is truly inspiring about this team is the spirit in which they go about their
work. Hard work, commitment and perseverance during training and an attitude of respect and support for each other,
which is second to none and most important, fun on the day is what I believe makes this the most successful Mudjimba
Nippers Team ever.
Thanks to you boys and the parents for supporting your kids. Plenty of training in the off season in preparation for next
season, so let’s keep rolling.
A massive thanks to all that have put up their hand for next seasons committee, welcome back to the people continuing
on and congratulations to the new members, it is an extremely rewarding experience you will remember forever.
I have many fond memories from the 2013/14 season, a few of which were going to my first Rainbow camp and seeing
the dedication our trainers put into our U14’s to get them to SRC, meeting an Olympic Beach Volleyball Champion,
Natalie Cook who helped establish beach volleyball as part of our events, the beautiful weather we so kindly received
after a few years of rubbish, getting back in touch with our Northerly neighbours Marcoola in a fun day of rivalry, our
awesome points day at Cotton Tree, but the best is to see the bravery of some of our kids overcome their fears and tears
when entering the surf, and coming out with beaming smiles. What’s even funnier is the U8’s and new nipper mums
freaking out on where we’re taking their babies.
Moving forward to next season will see us starting at the beginning of the September school holidays, so keep your eyes
and ears out for registration and proficiency days.
Proficiency days, we will be STRONGLY encouraging parents and carers to swim the 200m required to obtain your Surf
Rescue Certificate. This is one of the only sports out there that you are encouraged to participate with your child, so if
you don’t think you can do it, start training.
Surf Sports will be massive again and there’s a greater involvement with the youth to help train our kids in all the skills
they have learnt through their time as Nippers.
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Thank You Again for your trust and support throughout the season and
I’m looking forward to getting stuck into it with the new committee to
make 2014/15 bigger and better.
Adam Amos
JAC Chairperson 2013/14
JAC Committee & Team
Chairman
Adam Amos
Deputy Chairman
Todd McSwan
Secretary
Karyn Cook
Registrar
Michael Hughes and Vicki Bachmann
Treasurer
Lisa Bishop
Awards & Education Officers
Nicola Currie & Scott Cossar
Chief W/S Officer
Guy Tanner
Clothing Coordinator
Madeline Lamont & Lisa Bishop
BBQ Coordinator
Jody Johns & Matthew Baldock
JAC Age Managers & Assistants
U 8 Age Manager
Keats Hore
U 8 Asst. Age Manager
Vickie Bachmann
U 9 Age Manager
Jody Craig
U 9 Asst. Age Manager
Wayne Marriott
U 10 Age Manager
Scott Cossar
U 10 Asst. Age Manager
Finn Cossar
U 11 Age Manager
Michael Hughes
U11 Asst. Age Manager
Anthony Bougoure
U 12 Age Manager
Dale Bishop
U 12 Asst. Age Manager
Michael Mathews
U 13 Age Manager
Philip Daniels
U 13 Asst. Age Manager
Todd McSwan
U 14 Age Manager
Lindsay Macdonald-Clow
U 14 Asst. Age Manager
Bill Simmons
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JAC Awards 2013-2014
JAC Club Champions
Female: Abigail Amos
Male: Tyler Gordon
JAC Age Champions
Under 8
Under 9
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Female
Paige Rix
Abigail Amos
Holly Unitt
Keely Lamont
Dali Baldock
Tahlia McSwan
Under 8
Under 9
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Male
Tom Dawkins
Bryden Crocker & Aaron Jonns
Isaac Amos
Nathan Jonns
Tyler Gordon
Sebastian Russo
Under 8
Under 9
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Male
Angus Harry
Braithyn Smith
James Soden
Nathan Jonns
Tyler Gordon
Hamish Currie
JAC Surf Sport Awards
Under 8
Under 9
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Female
Paige Rix
Layne Baldock
Libby Ward
Isabella Harry
Madison Douglas
Cartia Thompson
JAC Spirit Awards
Under 8
Under 9
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Joseph McKeown
Emmett Furner
Nardia Klotzbucher-Cougan
Teah Hughes
Sam Mathews
Cartia Thompson
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Club Championships 2013-2014
Mudjimba SLSC Club Championships were held on the 12th of April.
The weather and beach conditions were perfect for a great day of competition and the results are as follows:
Club Champions
Cadet
Junior
Open
Master
Veteran
Male
Female
Mitchell Davison
Jake Fallis
Todd McSwan
Guy Peirce
Darrin Edwards
Tamara Cook
Keely Hughes
Sarah Windsor
Katherine Douglas
Alison Windsor
Individual Event Champions
Cadet
Sprint
Flags
Swim
Board
Ironman
Male
Female
Ruben Rompel
Jack Mathews
Mitchell Davison
Mitchell Davison
Mitchell Davison
Mackenzie Peirce
Artatia O’Connor
Georgia Mills
Tamara Cook
Tamara Cook
Junior
Sprint
Flags
Swim
Board
Ironman
Male
Female
Tom Williams
Jake Fallis
Jake Fallis
Brodie Hellicar
Jake Fallis
Lucy Bidmade
Olivia McKenna
Keely Hughes
Keely Hughes
Keely Hughes
Open
Sprint T
Flags
Swim
Board
Ironman
Male
Female
Todd McSwan
Todd McSwan
Scott Peirce
Todd McSwan
Todd McSwan
Sarah Windsor
Sarah Windsor
Sarah Windsor
Sarah Windsor
Sarah Windsor
Master
Sprint
Flags
Swim
Board
Ironman
Male
Female
Philip Daniels
Adam Amos
Guy Peirce
Guy Peirce
Guy Peirce
Willow Smith
Willow Smith
Katherine Douglas
Katherine Douglas
Katherine Douglas
Veteran
Sprint
Flags
Swim
Board
Ironman
Male
Female
Darrin Edwards
Michael Coleman
Darrin Edwards
Michael Coleman
Darrin Edwards
Kim Hatton
Kim Hatton
Alison Windsor
Alison Windsor
Alison Windsor
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The Patrol Beach Relay was won by Patrol 3 and the Cameron Relay was
won by Patrol 2. These two events were very popular and we hope to
continue with the events at every Club Championships in the future.
Total points won by Patrols
Patrol 3 – 207
Patrol 6 - 179
Patrol 2 – 167
Patrol 8 – 107
Patrol 7 – 90
Patrol 5 – 54
Patrol 4 – 33
Patrol 1 - 26
Thank you to all competitors for making the day an outstanding success
and special thanks to all members who assisted on the day.
Steve Smith
Surf Sports Officer
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Surf Sports Officer’s Report
2013/ 2014 season would have to be the best season in the history of Mudjimba SLSC. The enthusiasm of members to
compete at Carnivals was outstanding and this resulted in Mudjimba being a competitive force in the Sunshine Coast
Branch.
Coaching and training for Nippers was taken to a new level this season which resulted in many members winning medals
at Branch and State Carnivals.
The U8 – 10 Branch Carnival at Redcliffe was well attended with great results.
At The U11 – 14 Branch Championships, 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 4 Bronze medals were won and the Club placed 9th overall.
The U11 – 14 State Championships were held at North Kirra and a number of members represented the Club at this
Carnival. There were some great results including I believe, the Clubs first medal at a State Nipper Carnival. The U13 Male
Beach Relay Team won a Silver Medal. Congratulations to all.
Thank you to Todd McSwan, Lindsay McDonald-Clow and Scott Peirce for all the time and effort put in to coaching the
Nippers. The results of your time is appreciated.
The Masters competitors had a busy season with good results. At the Coolum Masters, Mudjimba was placed 4th overall.
The Branch Championships were held at Mooloolaba and Mudjimba placed 7th with 7 Gold medals, 3 Silver medals and
17 Bronze medals.
The State Championships were held at North Kirra and the competitors won 5 Gold medals, 5 Silver medals and 4 Bronze
medals.
The Aussies were held at Scarborough Beach WA. Todd McSwan, Lindsay McDonald- Clow, Mick Coleman and Scott
Peirce competed. They won Gold in the 140 y/o Beach Relay, which is the first team Gold medal won by Mudjimba at the
Aussies. Todd McSwan won Gold in the 40-44 y/o Flags for the second straight year. Congratulations to all.
The number of Masters Competitors has grown over the past 8 years due to the enthusiasm and commitment of Guy
Peirce. We thank Guy for his time and guidance since joining Mudjimba SLSC.
A team of members competed in the Branch Surf Rescue Championships and were placed 6th overall. Thanks to
Katherine, Keely, C.J, Frosty, Josh, Ashleigh, Jamie-Bree, Zara, Dana, Mel and Sharon for representing Mudjimba SLSC at
this Carnival. This Carnival is all about the core of Surf Lifesaving and we are very thankful to have these fine members
represent our Club at this event.
Katherine won the Champion Lifesaver event and went on to compete at the State Surf Rescue Carnival. Mitchell Davison
also qualified for the State Surf Rescue Carnival and enjoyed the experience. Thanks to Peter Harvey and Kye Burke for
the time and effort put into the training of these competitors.
I would like to thank all Team Managers, Coaches and Water Safety personnel who assisted throughout the season.
Special thanks to Officials who attended Carnivals this season. Without Officials, we would not be able to achieve what
we have done this season.
Steve Smith
Surf Sports Officer
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Dogs Day
A small rain storm didn’t dampen the spirits of the old dogs and young
pups for the Dogs Day Challenge after the Club Championships.
Once again, the Old Dogs prevailed by winning the Touch Footy and
the Boat Race.
The Softball was won convincingly by the Young Pups.
The Dogs Day Challenge was started in the first season when
Mudjimba SLSC was formed. There was great rivalry between the
younger members and the older members of the Club, so the
challenge was set up to settle the argument of who really are the top
dogs and the Old Dogs have won every challenge.
Steve Smith
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Life Members
Life Members of the Club are:
Michael Coleman
Gregory Carson
Gloria Ellis
John Prenner
Steven Smith
Guy Tanner
New Life Members are:
Darrin Edwards
Welcome new Life Member Darrin Edwards to the Mudjimba Surf Lifesaving Club.
Darrin has been a fantastic patrolling member gaining his Bronze in 1999; he then
went on to get his Silver Medallion (Patrol Captain) in 2002. He has been a PC since
then & has mentored many members in this role with his strong leadership qualities.
He has always displayed a very professional and welcoming manner.
Darrin has also been a very competitive member of our Masters Surf Sports team. He
has held the position of Deputy President of our club and with his experience has
assisted and advised management committee members.
We look forward to Darrin continuing his involvement in the future of our club.
Kim Hatton
Kim has been an outstanding member of the Club and has recruited many friends
and relatives. Since she became a Training Officer, she has trained and assessed
many Bronze & Proficiency groups over the years; her wealth of knowledge of
Surf Lifesaving is willingly passed on other members.
Kim also helps in fundraising, particularly through the Pacific Paradise State
School’s Surf Awareness Program and for the past thirteen years she has
instructed these children and the School makes a donation to the Club for this
instruction.
Kim has been a member of Patrol 3 for the past 13 years and Vice Patrol Captain for most of this time. There have been
many times when Kim has taken on the task of Patrol Captain without hesitation and with a professional approach. Kim is
always fun to be on patrol with. She will always make you smile.
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Patrol Reports
Patrol 1
What an interesting year – to say the least.
During the 2013/14 season, Patrol One has been hit with the influx of new patrolling members including Diane, Holly,
Bronte, Jake, Jonti and Judah plus a few additions from within the club; Sam, Robbie and Hayley. We also lost a number of
‘those who shall not be named…’ bringing our patrol to a regular bunch of beach babes and bums.
The weather was kind for the majority of patrols and ended in a spectacular sunrise and gorgeous day topping the season
off on a high.
The steering of Patrol One has been taken in a different direction and although there was a low point during the season, I
commend Patrol One members for hanging in, turning up and continuing with their patrol. It is the team that suffers the
lows that can reach the highs.
Well done Patrol One and see you all soon,
Narelle and Dave
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Patrol 2
Having worked with the same individuals for a
couple of seasons now you really start to develop
an ethos within a patrol. It is Patrol 2’s ethos, which
is a culture of understanding the seriousness of
what our roles are with the ability of not being so
serious between ourselves, which makes it such an
enjoyable patrol to be a part of.
It is great leading a very family oriented patrol and
seeing families enjoying the experiences together.
Some are lucky enough to patrol with their kids like
The Hughes and McKenna Family; others just enjoy
their company when they come down the beach.
We have a great bunch of youth who get along
really well and it’s great to see other youth wanting
to volunteer their time with us.
I was a very proud PC when Lindz achieved his Gold
Medal at the Aussie titles and we are lucky to have
him bring his passion to our patrol.
We had a huge acquisition in welcoming Katherine Douglas to our patrol
late in the season, Kath brings a wealth of knowledge and experience
which we’ll sure be putting to good use in the training our team next
season.
Last of all I wish a speedy recovery to Dale Bishop who will be having
surgery to mend his troublesome wrist, Dale has been a vigilant patrol
member and an Age Manager for 3 years and I’m sure he’ll be back
stronger than ever.
Thanks to all you guys for the professional and fun attitude you undertake
the patrols with. We had no really serious incidents throughout the season
which is a true sign of good beach management, oh, except for nearly
killing the president on one of my only days off!!!
Adam Amos
Patrol 3
Great season. Great patrol team. Great beach. Great weather.
What more could you ask for?
Steve Smith
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Patrol 4
My first season with Patrol 4 and what a great
patrol team!
We had a fantastic season with no major incidents
and mostly awesome weather. A bit of a shark scare
but hey, always wanted to see how fast the beach
evacuated!
Thank you to the backbone of Patrol 4. Rather than
one Captain this year we had four! Darrin Nic and
Cleveland, your leadership skills are the reason
every-one of our beach visitors went home safely.
Glenn was our IRB guru this season and I am
crossing fingers he takes on this and possibly a
bigger role with the IRB’s next season… and also
convinces Madeline to join us officially.
Grant and Tim thank you for being there every week
come rain or shine. Chloe, Hayley and Ollie from
First Aid to spotting people in trouble and assisting
in rescues, you should be proud of your skills. If ever
I’m in trouble I hope you’re on the beach that day.
Sam, Shauna and Malcolm, I look forward to seeing
you again next season.
Welcome back Matt! Am so glad you picked our patrol, your board skills have only got better. And welcome to our
newest members Quintus, Ruben and Garrick, after only a couple of patrols I have every confidence you will be amazing
Lifesavers.
We had so much extra help this season with members from many other patrols coming in for a few hours here and there,
thank you all.
Can’t wait to see you all again next Season!
Kamen
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Patrol 5
Super ‘n’ Awesome some of the best lifesavers about.
Fun, fitness and family; In the water and out,
It’s with vigilance on our beach, that we serve,
Taking P5 straight to the top of the lifesaving talent curve.
In Twenty-fourteen we broadened the crew
SRCs and Bronzes’: Ethan, Dom, Hunter, Sasha, Conner, Danni,
Rubes Jack, Tom, Evie, Jake…
The talent just grew!
On our first patrol, Belle with a kayak that had failed to float
Scotty and Chris …to the rescue in the inflatable boat!
Nippers, water safety, swims, fundraising, doorknocks and
parades,
Committees, surf sports, we looked good in our Shades!
As the season went on: Whales, blood noses and dislocated
shoulders
We’ve seen it all, and boy its helped mould us,
We’ve done rescues and lots of First Aid,
And what’s more… I reckon we’ve made the grade!
We drank coffees; ate ice blocks and cakes and chips galore
Besides footy games, fitness, stories and waves and so much
more
The rain came and P5 were sad when we had to bury birds and
a turtle,
But Mensa mind games kept our imaginations busy and fertile.
Besides all the mischief, energy and all the good fun stuff
I can think of no better team when the going gets rough!
So caps up and shout out to each one, your PC is so proud of all
that you have done!
Kaitlyn
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Patrol 6
2014 --Patrol 6 has been blessed with

mostly great weather,

commitment,

camaraderie,

fitness,

tenacity,

good health and

enjoyment.
P articipation in all Club, Branch, State and National events
A ssisted rescues with tubes and IRB and Jetski
T eamwork strongly entrenched by working to people's strengths
R eliable, rallying for not I but 2 Branch Inspections! Go team!!
O riginal Mudgie Gang, we hang out at the beach and we can
play.........
L eadership shared and up-skilling undertaken
S trong commitment to personal fitness and readiness
I nspiring individuals using their individual talents to help others
X citing season--roll on many more
Great season everyone it has been a pleasure to be sharing the
awesome time together.
Thanks Patrol Six
Maree Cross & Peter Harvey
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Patrol 7
Fantastic season for the Patrol 7 Group! The season saw Kerry Prior recover from his knee
operation. Lots of awards gained by our Patrol through the season. No major incidents to
report, which means we are patrolling well.
Very nice seeing our youth coming through and gaining awards and competing so well at
club champs day.
Not sure what our patrol will look like next season, with Micaela Prior off to University, India
off into the Army, the Logan boys completing grade 12.
Thanks to all on Patrol 7 for a very enjoyable season
Guy Tanner
Patrol 8
My how times are a changing, I've been reflecting on our extraordinary patrol group,
trying to find the words on how best to descried how blessed I feel to be part of
Patrol No.8.
From the first day I joined after completing my bronze, exactly the same as all of you,
wide eyed, bushie tailed and a little bit tentative I knew this is where it was at, since
then I've watched the patrol grow from 3-4 members and at times other members
volunteering just to make up the 3 members, to a patrol the size of a small village,
and what a special group of people our little village contains, from all walks of life yet
with a common goal, looking after the beach goes and having a great time doing it,
enjoying what the beach has to offer as well as each other's company, it not hard to
realise why we've won the "Spirit Patrol" award a couple times now.
This season has seen our numbers grow to even more, but it's not just the numbers
(we're regularly filling the patrol attendance book now) that set us aside, it's being
part of a very unique, magnificent group of people, who display a willingness to want
to get to know each other, build new friendships and a place where old friendships
grow even stronger, that's what sets us aside.
This has been a one season to remember, good surf, great weather, no storms to
ripping the beach apart, plenty of time to enjoy all the facilities, I especially enjoyed
watching the younger members spend countless hours in the water, at times when
conditions are right, only coming out to eat, and boy, do they eat, but not having fun,
oh no, up skilling at all times, but seriously, every single member has my upmost
confidence that if asked, they could perform their duties to the highest standard.
A big thank you to all the members of patrol 8, with all your skills, knowledge and a
willingness to be part of a great team, a patrol captain couldn't ask
for anything more, it's a privilege to be the leader of such a fine
group of people. Thanks for yet again, for another fantastic
season.
Cheers
Dean Hore
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Youth Development Officer
Wow! How excited I am to be writing this report about the season gone, firstly I have to
say thank you for the opportunity to work with the most awesome bunch of 78 young
people, our Mudjimba Youth ageing from under 14's SRC Cadets through to so many of
our under 25 Bronzies.
So what did we do:
We started the year in July or was that the finish I don't know (my first event) with a
table of ten gorgeous looking youth from Mudjimba representing us at the Sunshine
coast Youth Ball.
August was our first youth meeting and the first of seeing what an amazing crew we
have! The fund-raising started, we did water safety for external competitions, Tri
Events, sausage sizzles, and anything else we could think of. A massive thanks to all
those SRC's, Bronzies Youth and the Senior members who carted them all over the
place to make it all so successful.
We kicked off with an amazing Rainbow Camp that meant we had 16 new SRC and 5
new Bronzies.
Pizza & Games Night full of fun and friends. Special Guest Speaker Natalie Cook, Rachel
Cross, Aly and Blair Day came to inspire us, inform and educate us.
We had our Christmas party at the Aqua Fun Park a great time had by all.
Then we organised a Red Faces night, thanks to our awesome club captain Pete.
We had 3 different camps, Keely and Coppo went to the Junior State Leadership Camp
leadership camp and we had 12 go to Branch Camp and the Apex Camp.
Many of our crew used their Bronze skills and training to get jobs doing water safety at
the Aqua Fun Parks, well done guys.
Most importantly watch this space we have the leaders of the future, they are
AWESOME!
We are in for a REALLY BIG new season, YIPS program, camps, training and most
importantly have fun while keeping the beach safe in 2015!
Larnie Tierney
Youth Development Officer
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Patrol Hours
Total Patrol Hours - 11,460 hours (1,234 hours Water Safety).
Kylie
Abrahams
27.00
Kelly
Farrelly
94.75
Kaitlyn
Akers
Andrea
Fesselet
78.00
Pia
Akers
32.00
Adam
Amos
128.00
David
Franklin
100.50
Maddison
Franklin
41.25
Samuel
Anderson
84.00
Bronwyn
Gilchrist
37.75
Ashleigh
Aubrey
90.75
Victoria
Gray
84.50
Jami-Bree
Bachmann
83.75
Ben
Grayell
86.25
Vickie
Bachmann
58.50
Peter
Harvey
142.25
Jenny
Baudinette
67.75
Kim
Hatton
78.75
Paula
Bessems
5.50
Brodie
Hellicar
77.50
Chris
Bidmade
93.00
Rachael
Hellicar
72.75
Ethan
Bidmade
74.00
Chelsea
Hill
20.50
Izaak
Bidmade
54.50
Jordan
Hill
28.00
Lucy
Bidmade
59.50
Sarah
Hine
62.00
Dale
Bishop
100.00
Benjamin
Hore
69.75
Jakarra
Brady
23.75
Dean
Hore
115.25
Gina
Broadbent
1.75
Keats
Hore
102.75
Judah
Bryon
20.00
Quin
Hore
94.50
Kye
Burke
30.00
Conner
Hornby
39.00
Savannah
Burke
32.50
Angus
Hudson
43.00
Kamen
Burns
100.00
Wayne
Hudson
74.25
Yolanda
Carroll
75.75
Keely
Hughes
137.25
Ned
Carson
68.75
Michael
Hughes
111.50
Danielle
Catlin
64.50
John
Hunter
195.25
Jarrod
Chandler
14.00
Evangeline
Hurley
36.00
Nicholas
Charkow
104.25
Reuben
Hurley
79.00
Oliver
Charkow
81.50
Thomas
Hurley
82.25
Michael
Coleman
79.75
Thomas
Hurley
82.25
Valerie
Colley
51.75
Joshua
Kazukaitis Svensson
35.00
Tamara
Cook
74.75
Grant
Keating
84.75
Joshua
Coppo
150.25
Hayley
Keating
79.25
Finn
Cossar
117.25
Robyn
Keating
63.75
Scott
Cossar
146.00
Danielle
King
James
Crockatt
Glenn
Lamont
133.25
Maree
Cross
85.50
Madeline
Lamont
112.75
Rachel
Cross
21.50
Riki
Lamont
9.00
Nicholas
Crowe
2.00
Sasha
Lamont
107.00
Andrew
Currie
73.25
Danica
Latus
35.00
Philip
Daniels
53.50
Diane
Livingstone
56.50
Jennifer
Dannemand
72.00
Nicolette
Livingstone
58.75
Mitchell
Davison
208.75
Mackenzie
Logan
48.50
Natasha
Dawkins
15.50
Riley
Logan
50.50
Katherine
Douglas
157.50
Stephen
Logan
64.25
Samuel
Doyle
26.25
Darryl
Low
Darrin
Edwards
90.00
Lindsay
Macdonald-Clow
Jake
Fallis
114.50
Ciarda
MacMahon
120.75
3.50
8.50
3.00
112.50
60.00
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Cleveland
Maltman
85.00
Amber
Simmons
71.25
Daniel
Manton
Jack
Mathews
111.00
Jade
Simmons
57.00
102.50
Karen
Simpson
14.00
Anna
Matthews
24.50
Michael
Simpson
12.50
Barry
McGlynn
104.00
Denis
Smith
40.25
Katie
Dale
McGlynn
37.00
Steven
Smith
93.75
McKenna
79.00
Willow
Smith
21.25
Lachlan
McKenna
68.75
Lauren
Soden
36.25
Olivia
McKenna
30.75
Rita
Stefanovic
70.50
Todd
McSwan
75.25
Ryan
Stockall
58.50
Graham
Milliken
68.25
Jonti
Stubenrauch
43.00
Georgia
Mills
87.00
Garrick
Stupples
13.25
Bronte
Newton
57.25
Dana
Summer
100.50
Holly
Newton
52.25
Melanie
Summer
62.50
Codi
Nicholls
5.50
John
Switala
41.00
Amanda
Nowill
52.75
Charles
Sykes
59.75
Artatia
O`Connor
97.00
Michael
Taege
17.00
Jake
Olsen
26.50
Fay
Tanner
73.00
Nicholas
Orman
51.25
Guy
Tanner
101.75
Rose-Beth
Orman
5.50
India
Tanner
49.00
Rubie
Orman
3.00
Hunter
Thompson
90.75
Andrew
Owen
41.75
Kaylene
Thompson
18.25
Darcy
Owen
64.25
Larnie
Tierney
92.50
Sommer
Owen
62.00
Stephen
Tierney
51.25
Donald
Parry
95.50
Zardi
Tierney
86.25
Jeanne
Parry
100.25
Matthew
Todd
73.75
Guy
Peirce
51.00
Chienead-Justine
Van Dyk
48.75
Jonte
Peirce
14.75
Laura
Wade
Mackenzie
Peirce
36.00
Colette
Webber
31.00
Scott
Peirce
54.75
Hayden
Webber
10.00
Diana
Power
84.25
Patrick
Webber
12.75
John
Prenner
20.50
Chloe
White
74.25
Cheryl
Prior
82.00
Clayton
Wilks
107.50
Kerry
Prior
59.75
Kylie
Williams
19.25
Micaela
Prior
55.00
Thomas
Williams
80.50
Lauren
Rix
56.00
Alison
Windsor
110.25
Narelle
Robertson
114.75
Sarah
Windsor
97.50
Quintus
Rompel
30.50
Jennifer
Young
74.25
Ruben
Rompel
19.25
Sharon
Young
70.00
Dominic
Russo
98.75
Timothy
Young
82.00
Elizabeth
Ryan
34.25
Zara
Young
61.75
Tim
Sheridan
98.50
5.50
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Support Services Patrol Hours
Duty Officer
Kaitlyn
Akers
46
Guy
Tanner
68.75
James
Crockatt
42.5
RWC
Kaitlyn
Akers
60
Pia
Akers
61.75
Adam
Amos
76.5
Kamen
Burns
86.5
Michael
Hughes
66.5
Cleveland
Maltman
Daniel
Manton
Michael
Taege
Guy
Tanner
71.75
Stephen
Tierney
30.25
Matthew
Todd
15
66.5
5.5
25.5
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Members Lists
Our membership category totals:
Life Members
5
Long Service
1
Actives Senior
95
Actives Junior
39
Actives Cadet
47
Award Members
9
Associates
95
Junior Activity Members (5-13 years)
127
Kylie
Ashleigh
Jami-Bree
Ethan
Lucy
Gina
Savannah
Yolanda
Ned
Danielle
Tamara
Joshua
Finn
Nicholas
Mitchell
Kelly
Brodie
Jordan
Sarah
Quin
Conner
Angus
Keely
Reuben
Joshua
Sasha
Jack
Lachlan
Georgia
Bronte
Artatia
Rose-Beth
Jonte
Mackenzie
Ruben
Dominic
Amber
Jade
Ryan
Dana
Charles
Abrahams
Aubrey
Bachmann
Bidmade
Bidmade
Broadbent
Burke
Carroll
Carson
Catlin
Cook
Coppo
Cossar
Crowe
Davison
Farrelly
Hellicar
Hill
Hine
Hore
Hornby
Hudson
Hughes
Hurley
Kazukaitis Svensson
Lamont
Mathews
McKenna
Mills
Newton
O`Connor
Orman
Peirce
Peirce
Rompel
Russo
Simmons
Simmons
Stockall
Summer
Sykes
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Active Cadet
Hunter
Zardi
Patrick
Chloe
Jarrod
Zara
Izaak
Jakarra
Judah
Oliver
Samuel
Jake
Maddison
Natasha
Molly
Aidan
Chelsea
Keats
Evangeline
Hayley
Danica
Mackenzie
Riley
Ciarda
Anna
Katie
Olivia
Holly
Codi
Rubie
Darcy
Sommer
Micaela
Lauren
Quintus
Krista
Lauren
Jonti
India
Kynah
Chienead-Justine
Thompson
Tierney
Webber
White
Wynyard
Young
Bidmade
Brady
Bryon
Charkow
Doyle
Fallis
Franklin
George
Harvey
Hermence
Hill
Hore
Hurley
Keating
Latus
Logan
Logan
MacMahon
Matthews
McGlynn
McKenna
Newton
Nicholls
Orman
Owen
Owen
Prior
Rix
Rompel
Simmons
Soden
Stubenrauch
Tanner
Tierney
Van Dyk
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Laura
Hayden
Clayton
Thomas
Kaitlyn
Pia
Adam
Samuel
Vickie
Jenny
Paula
Chris
Dale
Kye
Kamen
Samantha
Jarrod
Nicholas
Alisa
Scott
James
Maree
Rachel
Andrew
Philip
Natasha
Katherine
Phillip
Darrin
Andrea
Casey
David
Victoria
Ben
Shauna
Emma
Leah
Peter
Vanessa
Kim
Rachael
Benjamin
Dean
Wayne
Janine
Michael
Thomas
Thomas
Grant
Robyn
Danielle
Glenn
Madeline
Riki
Diane
Nicolette
Wade
Webber
Wilks
Williams
Akers
Akers
Amos
Anderson
Bachmann
Baudinette
Bessems
Bidmade
Bishop
Burke
Burns
Burns
Chandler
Charkow
Colley
Cossar
Crockatt
Cross
Cross
Currie
Daniels
Dawkins
Douglas
Dunn
Edwards
Fesselet
Flynn
Franklin
Gray
Grayell
Hack
Harry
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Hatton
Hellicar
Hore
Hore
Hudson
Hughes
Hughes
Hurley
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Keating
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King
Lamont
Lamont
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Livingstone
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Stephen
Darryl
Lindsay
Cleveland
Daniel
Dale
Todd
Graham
Amanda
Jake
Malcolm
Nicholas
Andrew
Guy
Scott
Diana
Cheryl
Kerry
Chad
Narelle
Elizabeth
Tim
Karen
Michael
Denis
Willow
Rita
Garrick
Melanie
John
Michael
Kaylene
Larnie
Stephen
Matthew
Julie
Simonne
Colette
Kylie
Alison
Sarah
Sharon
Timothy
Gregory
Michael
John
Steven
Guy
Bronwyn
Valerie
Jennifer
John
Barry
Donald
Jeanne
Annette
Logan
Low
Macdonald-Clow
Maltman
Manton
McKenna
McSwan
Milliken
Nowill
Olsen
Oosterbeek
Orman
Owen
Peirce
Peirce
Power
Prior
Prior
Robertson
Robertson
Ryan
Sheridan
Simpson
Simpson
Smith
Smith
Stefanovic
Stupples
Summer
Switala
Taege
Thompson
Tierney
Tierney
Todd
Truskett
Ward
Webber
Williams
Windsor
Windsor
Young
Young
Carson
Coleman
Prenner
Smith
Tanner
Gilchrist
Colley
Dannemand
Hunter
McGlynn
Parry
Parry
Sykes
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Fay
Jennifer
David
Benjamin
Leisa
Loretta
Matthew
Carol
Lisa
Anthony
Wendy
Lisa
Jeanette
Laxmi
Luke
Noel
Grant
Mark
Debra
Karyn
Franca
Katrina
Michael
Wendy
Jody
Maree
Nicola
Sharon
John
Barry
Tundra
Shanta
Susan
Jacqueline
Jeremy
Amanda
Shayne
Aaron
Christine
Nadine
Antony
Sean
Leanne
Robyn
Barry
Ryan
Rachel
Bruce
Jodi
Karren
Christine
Jay
Regina
Chris
Cameron
Marcus
Tanner
Young
Addis
Akers
Bailey
Baldock
Baldock
Barnett
Bishop
Bougoure
Bradshaw
Brough
Burford
Camadoo
Campbell
Carey
Carr
Carroll
Catlin
Cook
Cooke
Cooper
Coppo
Coppo
Craig
Crocker
Currie
Daniels
De Luca
Dennis
DiDomenico
Dissanayke
Donald
Dowling
Duncan
Esden
Farrelly
Ford
Gavan-Chadwick
Gerring
Gordon
Hanna
Harris
Harris
Hine
Hornby
Johnson
Jonns
Jonns
Judge
Kazukaitis
Kelly
Klotzbucher
Lamont
Leman
Lusty
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Daniel
Jodie
Helen
Meera
Leah
Steve
Richelle
Scott
Katey
Samantha
Nicole
Jade
Jason
Jeffrey
Therese
Shannon
Gary
Mark
Dwayne
Shane
Simon
Ian
Jodie
Jenny
Mark
Mary
Suzanne
Casey
William
Jacqueline
Sally
Wendy
Keith
Sandy
Jason
Amanda
Deborah
Paula
Kathryn
Brendan
Coen
Tom
Christina
Bernadette
Angus
Joseph
Evie
Kailan
Kai
Jett
Paige
Beppe
Kaleb
Ethan
Abigail
Mathews
McKeown
McKeown
Milburn
Miller
Mills
Modric
Montgomery-Palmer
Moore
Morecroft
Morgan
Nelson
Newport
Ohara
Oliver
Oliver
Palmer
Pawson
Peacock
Pearson
Phillips
Pinnegar
Poulter
Prowd
Rix
Rocco
Russo
Ryan
Sandry
Simmons Jnr
Soden
Stewart
Theiber
Tuckwell
Unitt
Wallace
Whiley
White
Whittaker
Winsor-Harris
Wulf
Bachmann
Dawkins
Ford
Furner
Harry
McKeown
Modric
Oliver
Pawson
Peacock
Rix
Rocco
Taege
Whittaker
Amos
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Layne
Charlie
Aiden
Shiann
Bryden
Alec
Emmett
Edward
Aaron
Ben
Jake
Joshua
Daniel
Braithyn
Daniel
Theo
Will
Isaac
Perry
Naomi
Catyn
Lokki
Isabelle
Jye
Aaron
Lily
Harrison
Trent
Nardia
Alaciah
Myles
Nikyah
Jaquin
Jasmyn
James
Michael
Jasmine
Holly
Tyson
Libby
Savannah
Ella
Iris
Joe
Tehan
Riley
Harmony
Isabella
Teah
Eleni
Nathan
Keely
Gabriel
Zac
Claire
Sequoya
Baldock
Bradshaw
Cooke
Craig
Crocker
Franklin
Furner
Johnson
Jonns
Lusty
Ohara
Pearson
Pinnegar
Smith
Theiber
Young
Addis
Amos
Bailey
Campbell
Carey
Cossar
Dunn
Esden
Hine
Jackson
Jones
Jones
Klotzbucher-Cougan
Lamont
Moore
O`Connor
Oliver
Ryan
Soden
Soden
Stewart
Unitt
Wallace
Ward
Bougoure
Bradshaw
Cooper
Dennis
Dissanayake
Duncan
Gerring
Harry
Hughes
Hurley
Jonns
Lamont
Low
McSwan
Milburn
Miller
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Emma
Izzey
Shaina
Hannah
Therese
Mia
Georgia
Paige
Dali
Grace
Nicholas
Lachlan
Jade
Olivia
Madison
Trinity
Tyler
Adain
Khyle
Zeb
Sam
Daniel
Abbey
Sunny
Mikaela
Libby
Abby
Ella
Jenelle
Jazelyn
Taj
Josh
Charlotte
Hamish
Sade
Troy
Finlay
Michael
Finley
Emmason
Zariah
Tarquin
Tahlia
Charlie
Ashleigh
Charlotte
Zoe
Sebastian
Lachlan
Samuel
Cartia
Lily
Rhys
Daniel
Alexandria
Newport
OCallaghan
Ohara
Oliver
Pinnegar
Savage
Smith
Switala
Whiley
Baldock
Bishop
Burford
Catlin
Cook
Dawkins
Douglas
Gavan-Chadwick
Gordon
Harris
Jones
Mackey
Mathews
McGlynn
Mills
Modric
O`Connor
Rundell
Sandry
Ward
Webber
Brisbane
Burke
Carr
Cooper
Currie
Daniels
Davison
Donald
Gerring
Hornby
Hughes
Lamont
MacMahon
McSwan
OCallaghan
Oliver
Phillips
Poulter
Russo
Stewart
Switala
Thompson
Unitt
Whiley
White
Young
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Awards Gained
Advanced Resuscitation Techniques Certificate
Nicholas
Charkow
Rachel
Cross
Victoria
Gray
Stephen
Logan
Lindsay
Macdonald-Clow
Jake
Olsen
Micaela
Prior
Elizabeth
Ryan
Rita
Stefanovic
India
Tanner
Colette
Webber
Keats
Hore
Keely
Hughes
Jeanne
Parry
Willow
Smith
Vickie
Bachmann
Chienead-Justine
Van Dyk
Lucy
Bidmade
Clayton
Wilks
Jakarra
Brady
Judah
Bryon
Ned
Carson
Oliver
Charkow
Joshua
Coppo
Philip
Daniels
Jake
Fallis
Shauna
Hack
Rachael
Hellicar
Chelsea
Hill
Keely
Hughes
Hayley
Keating
Diane
Livingstone
Anna
Matthews
Barry
McGlynn
Olivia
McKenna
Holly
Newton
Codi
Nicholls
Jake
Olsen
Darcy
Owen
Quintus
Rompel
Lauren
Soden
Ryan
Stockall
Jonti
Stubenrauch
Garrick
Stupples
Thomas
Williams
Apply (Senior) First Aid
Jake
Fallis
Hayley
Keating
Glenn
Lamont
Sommer
Owen
Jonti
Stubenrauch
Melanie
Summer
Simonne
Ward
Apply First Aid
Scott
Cossar
Katherine
Douglas
Jake
Fallis
Hayley
Keating
Robyn
Keating
Amanda
Nowill
Steven
Smith
Melanie
Summer
Simonne
Ward
Alison
Windsor
Sarah
Windsor
Jennifer
Young
Assessor Apply First Aid
Kye
Burke
ATV Operator Induction
Bronze Medallion
Pia
Akers
Nicholas
Charkow
Andrew
Currie
Philip
Daniels
Jennifer
Dannemand
Maddison
Franklin
Victoria
Gray
Rachael
Hellicar
Keats
Hore
Thomas
Hurley
Thomas
Hurley
Vickie
Bachmann
Diane
Livingstone
Lucy
Bidmade
Certificate II in Public Safety (Aquatic Rescue)
Bronwyn
Gilchrist
Malcolm
Oosterbeek
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
Guy
Tanner
Gold Medallion (Advanced Lifesaving)
Katherine
Douglas
IRB Crew Certificate
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Ned
Carson
Tim
Sheridan
Keely
Hughes
Clayton
Wilks
Narelle
Robertson
QLD RWC Induction Award
Pia
Akers
Daniel
Manton
Stephen
Tierney
QLD Tractor Induction
Surf Coach Level 1
Lindsay
Macdonald-Clow
Scott
Peirce
Surf Rescue Certificate (CPR Endorsed)
Kylie
Abrahams
Ethan
Bidmade
Kaitlyn
Akers
Yolanda
Carroll
Adam
Amos
Danielle
Catlin
Kamen
Burns
Tamara
Cook
Dean
Hore
Natasha
Dawkins
Michael
Hughes
Kelly
Farrelly
Stephen
Tierney
Emma
Harry
Jordan
Hill
Conner
Hornby
Joshua
Kazukaitis Svensson
Lamont
Resuscitation Certificate
Jody
Craig
Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management
Nicholas
Charkow
Sasha
Scott
Cossar
Jack
Mathews
Victoria
Gray
Lachlan
McKenna
Glenn
Lamont
Georgia
Mills
Todd
McSwan
Bronte
Newton
Scott
Peirce
Artatia
O`Connor
Narelle
Robertson
Darcy
Owen
Larnie
Tierney
Jonte
Peirce
Tierney
Ruben
Rompel
Dominic
Russo
Stephen
Silver Medallion IRB Driver
Samuel
Anderson
Amber
Simmons
Glenn
Lamont
Jade
Simmons
Stephen
Logan
Dana
Summer
Daniel
Manton
Charles
Sykes
India
Tanner
Hunter
Thompson
Larnie
Tierney
Simonne
Ward
Tierney
Chloe
White
Zara
Young
Stephen
Spinal Management
Training Officer Apply First Aid
Janine
Hughes
Keely
Hughes
Michael
Hughes
Barry
McGlynn
Kye
Burke
Donald
Parry
Donald
Parry
Narelle
Robertson
Kye
Burke
Training Officer IRB
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