2012-2013 Annual Report and Financials

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Metropolitan Caloundra
Surf Lifesaving Club 80th
Annual Report and Financial Statements for the 2012-2013 Season
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 1
Our Sponsors
Grants / Donors
Gambling Community Benefit Fund
Department of Community Safety
Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing
BHP Billiton
Commonwealth Bank 100th Year Anniversary
Our Supporters
Bunnings Warehouse
Mooloolah Meats
Caloundra Surf Club
Jase Bean
Coffee Cat
Surf Lifesaving Foundation
DHL
Surf Lifesaving Queensland
Hot 91.9 FM
Sunshine Coast Daily
Westpac Bank Caloundra
Alan Langer Promotions
Famers Gate
Mooloolaba Surf Club
Jermomes Restaurant
Caloundra Cinema
Caloundra Eyewear
Advanced Wealth
Subtle Difference
Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Inc. Annual Report
80th ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Season 2012-2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Annual Report
Introduction ……………………………………………………………………………………………….5
Our People / Committees …………………………………………………………………………....6
Life Members ..…………………………………………………………………………………………...8
Presidents Report ……………………………………………………………………………………….9
Management Meeting Attendance………………………………………………………………..11
Finance and Property Report ……………………………………………………………………...12
Surf Safe Appeal Collection …………………………………………………………………………13
Sponsorship and Marketing Report……………………………………………………………….14
Lifesaving Report ………………………………………………………………………………………16
Rescue Statistics ……………………………………………………………………………………….17
Beach Visitations ……………………………………………………………………………………….18
Patrol Hours……………………………………………………………………………………………….18
Training and Assessment Report………………………………………………………………….24
Awards Achieved ……………………………………………………………………………………...26
Lifesaving Awards……………………………………………………………………………………...29
Club Awards……………………………………………………………………………………………...30
Junior Activities Report……………………………………………………………………………….32
Surf Sports Report……………………………………………………………………………………..36
Surf Boat Report………………………………………………………………………………………..37
IRB Report…………………………………………………………………………………………….….38
Surf Sports Results……………………………………………………………………………….……39
Surf Girl Report………………...………………………………………………………………………43
Our Members……………………………………………………………………………….……………45
Financial Statements………………………………………………………………………………….49
Copyright 2013 Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club Inc.
The Management Committee appreciates everyone’s contribution to the 2012-2013 Annual Report and Financial
Statements. We acknowledge the editorial team of Amy Blokkeerus, Margot Rousell, Kay Blokkeerus and Simon
Richards.
Thank you also to those members who contributed photographs used in this publication.
INTRODUCTION
//Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC Annual Report
Club Motto
Saving Lives. Serious Fun. Kings Beach, since 1933.
Mission
Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC is committed to the Surf Life Saving Queensland mission; Zero preventable deaths
on Queensland beaches.
Values
 High standards of management
 Responsiveness to the needs of our community and our members
 Operating with integrity, equity and accountability
 Innovation and constantly improving our services
 Operating as a team with internal and external stakeholders
 Accepting our role as the leader in aquatic safety services in our region
Strategic Objectives
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Creating a positive first impression for new and renewing members.
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Marketing: building positive relationships with informed stakeholders.
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Training & Assessment: Qualifying our members to be the best surf lifesavers they can be.
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Delivering quality lifesaving experiences to members and the community.
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Lifesaving: Be the most efficient and effective patrol service on the Sunshine Coast.
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Surf Sports: Improve Metropolitan Caloundra’s performance in regional, state and national surf sports competition in all age groups and disciplines.
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Development: Create opportunities for our members to develop as people, as surf lifesavers; and support
the club’s development as a community service.
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Providing the foundation for club success.
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Management & Operations: Effective resource acquisition and finance management systems that support
the continuing viability and improvement of our surf lifesaving services.
OUR PEOPLE //
Committees
Life Governor
Desmond J Dwyer OAM
Assistant Clubhouse Director
Donna Williams
Patron
Mark McArdle MLA
Active Member Representative
Brendan Sheppard
Vice Patrons
Cr Timothy Dwyer
First Aid Officer
Carla Dreyer
President
Michael McDonald
Assistant First Aid Officer
Robert Schwartz
Deputy President
Craig Spender
Registrar
Suzanne Bishop
Vice Presidents
Graham Andrews, Rick Burns, Ronald Davidson OAM,
Roy Henzell, Bryan Costigan, Christine Phillips,
Donna Williams, Barry Weatherall, Debbie Hoogvliet,
Monica Cook, Gary Jones, Cheryl de Malmanche,
Ann Twomey, Suzanne Bishop, Barry Thomas,
Nova Thomas, Joanne McDonald.
Club Supervisor
Elizabeth Dawes
Immediate Past President
Craig Spender
Club Captain
Nathan Steer
Vice Captain
Rebecca Creedy
Director of Administration & Planning
Glen Forbes
Director of Finance & Property
Robert Daniec
Director of Youth Development
Jennifer Singleton
Director of Sponsorship & Marketing
Apryl Cordingley
Director of Surf Sports
Jeffrey Morris
Director of Junior Activities
Paul Bounty
Chief Training Officer
Tamara Skok
Assistant Training Officer
Tracey Webster
Assistant Director of Finance and Property
John Keller
Clubhouse Director
Gary Jones
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Team Manager
Jackie Fyten
Assistant Team Manager
Simon Richards
Masters Team Manager
Craig Spender
Officials Liaison
Cheryl de Malmanche
Cadet Officer
Elizabeth Anderson
Vehicle Officer
Snow Maurice
Board and Ski Officer
Rebecca Creedy
Gear & Equipment Officer
Snow Maurice
Water Coach
Jeffrey Morris
Craft Coach
Jeffrey Morris
Surf Boat Officer
Jase Bean
Honorary Auditor
Poole and Partners
Honorary Medical Officer
Dr David Raine
Honorary Solicitor
Kim Christie (Griffiths Parry)
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OUR PEOPLE //
Professional Staff
Committees
Age Managers
Green Caps
Administration Officers
Kay Blokkeerus
Amy Blokkeerus
Margot Rousell
Under 8
Surf Coach
Rhett Collie
Under 10
Under 9
Under 11
Junior Activities Committee
Paul Bounty
Deputy Director of Junior Activities
Allen Cuttler to 1st September 2012
Dean Hume From 7th October 2012
Secretary
Paula Christiansen
Treasurer
Liz Sweet and Gail Gaffney
Registrar
Amanda Woods
Awards and Education Officer
Jacki Harle
Team Manager 8-10
Phillip Ashworth
Under 12
Under 13
Under 14
Phillip Ashworth,
Kerry-Ann Barlow
Julianne Richards
Brett Magnussen
Sand Callaghan
Amanda Woods
Kirsten Twidale
Shona Hume
Julie Ker
Jill Brearley
Craig Roberts
Julie Hudson
Fiona Tottman
Nic Kossen
Chris Bates
Supporters Club
President
Craig Spender
Deputy President
Alan Macklin
Secretary
Glen Forbes
Treasurer
Michael McDonald
Team Manager 11-14
Michelle Bounty
Committee
Dennis Croft
Kenneth O’Connell
John Buchanan
Gear Steward
Glen Christiansen
Manager
Melissa Brooke
Carnival Nomination Officer
Cheryl de Malmanche
Administration Assistant
Jenny Clarke
Clothing Coordinator
Julie Hudson and Julie Helion
Catering Officer
Barry Weatherall
LIFE MEMBERS //
Vale
Vale
Our deepest respect is extended to all club members
who suffered bereavements in their family throughout
the year. Please accept our deepest feelings of
respect and sympathy on your loss.
May they rest in peace.
Life Members
W.L Hardcastle*
A. Tailford *
J. Corkey*
J. Irwin
S. Cordingley
B. Bennett*
C. Roughsedge
J. Spender OBE*
N. Irvine
P. Otago
J. Clarke *
R. Dittman
Col D. Evans*
R. Skillen
R. Otago
C. Croughan*
T. Hunt*
D. Davey
G. Hardcastle
J.B Andrews
M. Schafer*
G. Archdall
J. Kershaw*
B. A McCarthy*
K. O’Connell
H. Kennedy*
G.Forbes
D. Dwyer OAM
D. Brooker
J. Morris
B. Campbell OAM MBE
A. Duncan
B. Richter
J. Buchanan
S. Richards
N. Heywood
J. Thurtell
M. Richards
R. Schwartz
*
* Denotes deceased
MANAGEMENT //
President
When I took on this role at the 2012 AGM, I spoke of setting a vision and goal of that within three years, we
would be the recognised premier mid tier surf lifesaving club on the North Coast. We have commenced this
journey, and therefore I urge everyone to read the reports presented by the other members of the Board within
our annual report, as each and everyone of them have detailed our accomplishments and the way forward.
To say the 2012 – 2013 season has been a taxing season, would be an understatement. I have transgressed
from the normal style of report, and have just touched on the highlights of the season and our go forward environment.
Our overall surf lifesaving goal has again been achieved, being that we did not have a fatality or drowning between our flags this season on Kings Beach. This is a reflection of the patrol members and their dedication to
ensuring our patrols were not only manned properly, but our members had the skills to address the issues that
arose. Throughout the season, there were a number of rescues, especially in very large seas and challenging
conditions, both on our beach and at the bar. To all members, thank you, and be proud of yourself and what
we have achieved collectively. To Nathan, Club Captain, thank you for the efforts put into not only ensuring the
patrols are manned, but they have the necessary skills required within a patrol group. To the patrol captain’s, well done and be proud of a successful season.
To be able to man and operate the patrols throughout the season, is not an easy task as you would appreciate.
The behind the scene processes and the training provided by our people in ensuring all members were proficient and then uplifting their skills, has required enormous dedication and commitment. As soon as you commence naming names, you are sure to always miss out on someone. However our thanks and gratitude must
go this year especially to Tamara, our CTO, who has done a fantastic job of taking us through our development
this year. To have an increase in the area of 250% of new bronze medallion holders and Silver Medallion IRB
drivers, talks heaps of her efforts. To all of the other people noted in Tamara’s report, thank you.
The efforts of the Surf Sports group throughout 2013, has again been one we are extremely proud of. As Jeff
mentions in his report, the efforts by Rebecca, Stephanie, Corey and Ann, plus a number of other members, has
been terrific and congratulations on the successes they have brought to the club in the competition area.
Rhett’s work, not only with the competition team, but especially in the nipper training program, has been a ma-
jor contributor to the success of the whole surf sports and nipper training programs. To the IRB team who have
been training and competing both in and out of season, your efforts and achievements again has brought
recognition that our club has the want and capability to be a major force in lifesaving in our Branch. To the
Masters group, especially in the ski and boat areas, congratulations.
Paul Bounty and his team in Junior Activities, again has seen a successful season, with as per Paul’s report, 172 nippers received their awards this season. Paul mentions in his report, the introduction of the “Nipper New Fam-
ily Introduction Document” and the “Nipper Hand Book”. This is a credit to the JAC group, as these capabilities
adds to the intellectual skills and capabilities developed and maintained within the Juniors, enabling each year
to be a further improvement on previous years.
We could not go any further, without acknowledging the efforts put in and shown by our Marketing & Sponsorship Director and Assistant Director, Apryl Cordingley and Carla Dreyer respectively.
Apryl had a very successful season as the 2012/2013 Jupiter’s Summer Surf Girl entrant, raising funds for our club, and I urge you to read both Apryl and Carla’s report. Apryl lifted the profile of our club, with her efforts and media highlights, way beyond our past achievements. She has made everyone proud by her efforts within
the community. To Carla, we all say a big thank you, for all of your efforts in helping to raise funds for the Club.
Carla not only organised and managed the golf day and sports men lunch etc, but has been the driver behind
campaigns such as the “One $1 Campaign”, and the latest addition, the “Westpac Referral program”. These campaigns help to raise funds for our club in a passive manner; however without your support and getting behind such campaigns, they will not achieve the results they can for our Club.
The Building Sub Committee, lead by Alan Macklin, has performed a tremendous job, culminating in obtaining
an approved capital grant for clubhouse renovations of $116,000, of which the club will contribute $23,000.
Together with this, the sub-committee has developed plans for the renovation of the Supporters Club, and these
were delivered and approved at a special Council meeting, where approval was also provided to apply for funding for approximately $800,000 to complete this project. On top of this, Alan has assisted Craig Spender,
MANAGEMENT //
President
Deputy President, in a great effort in finally securing a lease from Council for our club, which is being now processed. This has taken many years of effort and frustration and I ask every one of us, to acknowledge the efforts of these people.
During the season, we attempted to revise the Surf Club constitution, recognising especially the efforts of Ken
O’Connell. After a detailed review of the draft document and input provided by members, the Board of Manage-
ment deferred final consideration of the proposed revised Constitution to the 2014 season.
Finally, I touch on our financial standing. To Rob Daniec, in the financial and board areas, your efforts in steering our BOM has been solid, direct and much appreciated. This is one of the hardest jobs in the Club, being the
purse controller.
On the financial side, I ask you to refer to Rob’s report. In summary, the financial results disclose we made a profit of approximately $40,000 before supporter club assistance and depreciation. However in the statement
of cash flow, you will see that operationally, we made a “cash loss” of approximately $29,000. This is after ac-
counting for capital type income such as grant subsidies and interest received and donations applicable to our
Foundation; this totals approximately $32,000, and as these funds cannot be used to meet our operational
needs effectively means we went backwards operationally by approximately $61,000 ($29,000 + $32,000).
This excess of operational expenditure over income cannot continue, and provides a picture why internally, this
season we had to borrow from our Foundation account, to an amount of $50,000. The ongoing picture must
also take cognisance that over the next couple of years, whilst the Supporters Club re-establishes its financial
position, excess funds may not be available to the Surf Club from the Supporters Club.
The overall operational position cannot continue, and requires not only attention to our costs across all areas,
but also to the income we can generate ourselves. We have to learn to budget and live within our means. This
style of discussion has caused some degree of concern and disagreement of direction within our Board during
the year. This I make no apology about, as if we don’t quickly apply a focused management process to address this issue, we will not be the Club we can be.
In closing, I take this opportunity to thank each and every one of our Board members for their efforts and contribution throughout the season. We at times have had robust discussions, but it was extremely evident that in
all of these discussions, each member had the Club in mind. To the administration team, especially Kay and
Margot, thank you for all of your support and efforts throughout the season.
It would be remiss of me, not to acknowledge the support and guidance provided by the Sunshine Coast
Branch, over the season, to Tamara and her team, Nathan as Club Captain, Apryl as Surf Girl, as well as to our
administration group. Further, to the Branch and Surf Life Saving Queensland, I again thank you for your assistance together with Mooloolaba Surf Lifesaving Club, in making possible the donation of a 4WD vehicle. This is
an item we cannot afford, but do require to fulfil our agreement with the Council in attending to the Shelly
Beach and Happy Valley as secondary patrol areas. This, together with your assistance in helping us obtain another grant, is gratefully appreciated.
Mike McDonald
President
MANAGEMENT //
Eligible
Totals
20th Jun 13
23rd May 13
18th Apr 13
21st Mar 13
21st Feb 13
17th Jan 13
19th Dec 12
22nd Nov 12
18th Oct 12
20th Sep 12
23rd Aug 12
Position
26th Jul 12
Name
Management Committee Meeting Attendance
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Michael McDonald President
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Craig Spender
Deputy President
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Glen Forbes
Director of Administration and Planning
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Robert Daniec
Director of Finance and Property
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Apryl Cordingley
Director of Marketing and Sponsorship
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Jeff Morris
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Tamara Skok
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Paul Bounty
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Jennifer Singleton Director of Youth Development
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Nathan Steer
Club Captain ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
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Rebecca Creedy
Vice Club Captain
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MANAGEMENT //
Finance and Property Report
As the Finance and Property Director it has been a year of many learning’s for me. As the season progressed, I came to understand the importance and how critical each dollar this club raises or
receives is to a volunteer club. The contributions we receive from our sponsors, the successful grants and the
value of a very proactive Surf Girl and our Sponsorship and Marketing Assistant Manager. The efforts of all those
that have volunteered their time to collect, run raffles, helped with BBQ’s or sold chocolates. All of this has made a huge contribution in supporting this club and its operations.
The club operational costs have grown and although we have had a great year in generating income, I have been
very conscious of what has been coming in and what has been going out. Looking at where we started at the beginning of the season and to where we are now.
It is important that we all need to understand how this club is currently performing financially. Due to either sponsorship support dropping off, collections not as strong as previous years, grants that are for capital expenditure
only. The income generated has not met the club’s expenditure.
During the season this was brought to BOM attention and although discussed, proposals made, ideas bounced
around and a strategy as to how we can improve our income was addressed. This will not happen overnight.
For the 2013-2014 BOM this has to be their key focus and as members of this club we need to support the actions they take or introduce. The club going forward does not want to struggle to make it from year to year. It
needs to create wealth and to embed itself as a great club. But to do this, the club will need to make a number of
difficult decisions, take a couple of steps back thus allowing it to begin the journey forward.
Robert Daniec
Director of Finance and Property
MANAGEMENT //
Anderson Family
Ashby Family
Australia Zoo
Phillip Ashworth
Eden Adams
Surf Safe Appeal Collections
$137.70 Kieran Delaney
$62.20 Kyrra McDonald
$71.90 Carla Dreyer
$5.40 Dreves Family
$200.00 Desmond Dwyer
$18.80 Fiona Fewtrell
$82.90 Kelly Stacey
$334.90
$143.60 Susan McDonald
$49.05 Cameron Taylor
$109.00
$147.50 Michael McDonald
$71.90 Emily Taylor
$10.00 Jacob McGaughran $48.10 Wendy Thomas
$20.75 Tom McNamara
$75.80
$110.95
$200.00 Fissenden Family
$130.65 Magnussen Family $528.65 Twidale Family
Michael Bacon
$200.00 Glen Forbes
$526.35 Jeanine Meijer
$63.95 David Gaffney
$59.70 Jeff Morris
Kerry Barlow
$22.05 Neil Gardiner
$47.15 Peter Muller
Fin Barlow
$22.00 Ann Glen
$47.15 Murphy Family
Bates Family
$234.20 Green Family
$150.40 Walton Family
$83.35
$1 090.00 Warren Family
$186.00
$52.25 Tracey Webster
$46.15
$66.20 Michael O’Kelly $429.20 Nikki Woods
$89.60
$122.75 Bridget Peart
Michael Boulton
$200.00 Brenden Hall
$102.20 Francis Peters
Bounty Family
$374.40 Ray Hall
$319.30 Peter Phillips
$108.15 Yvonne Feeley
$143.05 Total: $14, 628.45
$51.45 Adam Hammersley $200.00 Kirsten Phillips
$22.05
Karlee Bryant
$16.85 Hamilton Family
$294.30 Pugliese Family
$63.05
Jan Burdekin
$20.75 Thomas Harle
$135.00 Richters Family
Brodie Cambourne $62.25 Helion Family
$236.35 Ross Robertson
$200.00 Heugh Family
$61.30 Hoskins Family
Support Crew:
$283.95 John Keller
$59.25 Kirsten Phillips
$72.35 Gordana Russell
$98.50 Daniec Family
$36.40 Paula Ryan
$20.75 Suzanne Bishop
Conway Family
$249.05 Lance Hipkin
$150.00 Ryan Family
$111.35 Jacki Harle
Apryl Cordingley
$120.00 Hudson Family
$236.35 Sanders Family
$255.00 Glen Forbes
Rebecca Creedy
$242.15 Hume Family
$193.80 Robert Schwartz
$151.45 Craig Spender
James Creedy
$74.45 Innes Family
$122.95 Sheehan Family
$173.05 Margot Rousell
Stephanie Cronin
$47.15 Corey Jones
Robert Daniec
$250.95 John Keller
Brittney Daniec
$86.20 Samara Lee
Courtney Daniec
$120.00 Kara Macklin
Elizabeth Dawes
Patrick Defries
$98.30 Snow Maurice
$127.00 Robyn McCluskey
$284.95
$62.25
Brearley Family
Cartwright Family
$229.25
$197.75 Paige Wilson
Battaglene Family $258.85 Goninon Family
Ben Canniffe
$245.80
$165.45 Fiona Tottman
Greg Bacon
Rachel Barber
$30.00
$46.15 Brendan Sheppard $249.70
$22.00 Jenny Singleton
$187.75
$22.00 Rory Singleton
$100.05
$200.00 Teigan Slater
$80.65
$49.10 Bronson Slater
$29.95
$34.95 Sarah Stacey
$52.25
Club mascot Kyrra also collected
a total of $1,273.85 throughout
the 2012-2013 season!
MANAGEMENT //
Sponsorship and Marketing
Well what a busy and exciting year for Marketing and Sponsorship for the surf club! This season has seen major
Fundraising events, the welcome of our 2012/2013 Jupiter's Summer Surf Girl Apryl Cordingley and the signing
up of new sponsors and event sponsors for the year. Firstly the club would like to thank our past and present
sponsors, without their support we would not be able to offer the invaluable lifesaving services our club provides at Kings Beach, keeping our community and visitors safer while enjoying our beautiful beach.
I cannot begin to thank Carla enough for her efforts over this season. Whilst I was dedicated to my Surf Girl
commitments Carla really took hold of the Marketing and Sponsorship role and is responsible for securing all of
our major sponsors this year, the driving force and primary organiser of all of our major fundraising events and
the brains behind our marketing prospectus and advertising. The dedication and time she has put into our club
is invaluable and without Carla none of these results would have been achieved. Thank you Carla for all of
your hard work and commitment to seeing Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC prosper.
A special thank you to our Clubs Major Sponsor Investa for their continued support over the year we are grateful for their kind financial contributions during their time associated with our club. I am amazed at the generosity of some businesses on the Sunshine Coast/Brisbane areas and their willingness to support our club. To our
long time sponsors Control Logic, Dwyer’s Family Living and Henzells Agency for their continued financial sup-
port and donations to the club; we thank you. We would like to welcome our new club sponsors this year, Hot
91.1, Sunshine Coast Daily, Jetts Caloundra; Westpac Caloundra and Pelican Waters Family Doctors. We hope
to secure these businesses for many more years to come.
All of you have seen Snow Maurice in the supporters club selling raffles week after week, his dedication and
enthusiasm to this has huge contribution to our fundraising. Thank you Snow! To the members that have
contributed their time to fundraising your support really is appreciated, thank you.
This season we have also seen the development of the $1 Campaign, our Clubs Marketing Prospectus and new
club website all initiatives designed to raise funds for the club, promoting donations and ongoing income
streams for the club. Thank you to the many companies who donated vital surf lifesaving equipment for use on
our beach your kind generosity is appreciated.
Our dedicated Surf Girl Apryl Cordingley spent many hours committed to our club, surf awareness and fundraising. What a busy and productive year Apryl has had; a fantastic ambassador for our club. We have had an exceptional amount of positive media reports this year branding our name and services that we offer on the beach
with the use of our two media sponsors Hot 91.1 and Sunshine Coast Daily. We have had multiple articles and
announcements made through media and this certainly has helped us market our non for profit organisation
getting our name and cause out to the wider community.
MANAGEMENT //
Sponsorship and Marketing
We would love future support from all our members and our community we protect on the beach. We encourage all
members to sign up with our $1 Campaign and to please get involved with fundraising for the upcoming season.
Below is a list of some of our fundraising events you can be involved in. More details are on the fundraising page of
the club website.
Friday & Saturday Night & Holiday Raffles at the supporters club
Art Union raffles
Mets “Lucky Lotto”
Entertainment Book
Cadbury Fundraising Chocolates
One Campaign - $1 makes a difference!
“Wish You Were Here” Children’s Book
Club Sign on Day Sausage Sizzle
Bunnings Sausage Sizzle
Caloundra Fringe Festival BBQ & Surf Awareness
‘Cutting of the Ham” Christmas Party
Australia Day Event
Sportsman’s Luncheon
Golf Day & High Tea (looking to make this a bi-annual event)
Kings of the Coast Ocean swim – water safety, competitor bag packing, registration & recovery tent
“Smashing of the Egg” Easter BBQ
“Tough Mudder” Water Safety
Mets Annual Race Meet
Annual Surf Safe Appeal Collection
We will continue to fundraise and endeavor to sign more
sponsors. With our location, amazing beach and our proud
history in the community, our club has the potential for
grand things and with everyone’s support, we can achieve this!
Apryl Cordingley
Director of Marketing & Sponsorship
Carla Dreyer
Assistant Director of Marketing & Sponsorship
LIFESAVING //
Report
What a year it has been patrolling at Met Cal. We’ve had a season full of both wonderful and not so wonder-
ful days on patrol, including another summer of natural disasters to deal with, which everyone took head on
to keep our beaches safe. I’m happy to say we’ve achieved no loss of life in the water at Kings Beach again this year.
Firstly I would like to thank all of the members of Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC for their hard work and
dedication throughout the 2012-2013 season. I’m proud to say we patrolled for a total of 8773 hours, completing an extra 350 hours more than the 2011-2012 patrolling season. All of our patrolling members
should be proud of this great achievement.
During yet another summer of natural disasters, Kings Beach was one of the luckiest beaches on the coast,
fairing very well during these severe weather events. We were lucky enough to have little to no erosion and
were able to keep full beach access, compared to some of the other clubs throughout the coast who,
unfortunately, had metres of sand taken from their beaches. During this time our lifesavers showed their
continued commitment to turn up and watch a beach, or should I say, watch the rain hitting the windows.
The days when the beach was visible behind the rain, the water didn’t look safe or inviting enough to go for a swim. Of course we had our fair share of people who decided to go against our advice and make their way
to the water, including a guy who decided it was the perfect time to learn how to surf.
At the start of February, 3 of our members made the trip to Bundaberg to assist with the flood recovery and
clean up. We provided some relief to the Wide Bay community who had been working nonstop since the
flooding first occurred. We all heard our share of amazing and also heartbreaking stories, but everyone who
attended from the Sunshine Coast Branch agreed was one of the most rewarding and life changing experiences. I would like to thank Tegan Cronau and Norman Bergin who along with myself made the trip north.
with me. Also, thank you to the Club for allowing us to use the 4wd which greatly assisted us to help those
effected.
We also had a lot of success in our fundraising opportunities to assist with our lifesaving operations for the
season. This has enabled us to purchase some new equipment including an IRB, IRB road trailer, various
items of patrol equipment and much needed rescue boards. We were also lucky enough through the
assistance of SLSQ and Mooloolaba SLSC to be provided with a Lifesaving Vehicle, something we are very
much appreciative and grateful of.
I would like to thank each and every one of our sponsors and supporters who have donated to the club
during the year. Without your support our club would not be able to maintain our services here on Kings
Beach.
To all the members and personnel throughout the club I would like to thank you for your continuous support
throughout the season, a season which has been another massive learning curve for myself. To think that
just over 3 years ago I had never patrolled a beach before, it’s hard to believe I am now responsible for managing 11 patrol teams, as well as being responsible
for keeping Kings Beach safe. I could not have achieved
this without the support of everyone who assisted and
supported me throughout this time.
To all the patrolling members, trainers, assessors and
supporters I thank you for your dedication, time and
service to Metropolitan Caloundra throughout the season,
something which everyone else appreciates immensely
as well.
Thank you all for a great season. I will look forward to
seeing each and everyone of you on the beach again
very soon.
Yours in Lifesaving,
Nathan Steer
Club Captain
LIFESAVING //
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Rescue Statistics
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LIFESAVING //
Beach Visitations and Patrol Hours
2012-2013 Beach Visitations
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Between Flags
2 114
3 810
2 709
12 888
9 072
9 292
5 670
3 678
451
Outside Flags
264
703
402
1 610
1 500
342
583
413
9
On Beach
10 143
9 833
5 080
18 894
13 897
6 614
13 939
7 403
963
Cra Users
415
355
905
2 505
1 573
1 919
1 637
965
218
12 935
14 701
9 141
35 897
36 042
12 167
21 829
12 477
1 641
Total:
Surname
Beach
Patrol
Hours
First Name
Water
Safety
Hours
Bonus
Hours
Operations
Support
Hours
Total
Hours
Adams
Eden
62.75
7.50
0
0
70.25
Anderson
Neil
62.75
0
13.75
0
76.50
Anderson
Nelson
60.50
0
14.50
0
75.00
Anderson
Sinead
35.25
0
0
0
35.25
Andrews
Michael
50
0
18
0
68.00
Ashworth
Phillip
0
0
7.50
0
7.50
Bacon
Gregory
12.50
0
0
0
12.50
Barber
Rachel
53.50
0
2.75
0
56.25
Barlow
Kerry-Ann
61
0
3.50
0
64.50
Bateman
Peter
5.25
0
0
0
5.25
Bates
Abbey
68.50
0
19.25
0
87.75
Bates
Nichola
53.50
0
17
0
70.50
Battaglene
Leon
59
0
4.50
0
63.50
Bean
Jase
12.25
4
0
0
16.25
Bergin
Norman
40
12.50
0
0
52.50
Blokkeerus
Amy
5.25
0
0
0
5.25
Bond
Cathy
43.25
0
0
71
114.25
Boscoe
Timothy
59
0
0
0
59.00
Bounty
Chloe
39
3.75
15
0
57.75
Bounty
Paul
31.25
0
48.25
0
79.50
Bourke
Aaron
39.50
3.75
3.50
0
46.75
Boyd
Jack
44.25
3.50
0
0
47.75
Bray
Mikaela
16.25
0
0
0
16.25
Brearley
Michael
39.75
0
4
0
43.75
Bryant
Karlee
126.75
6.25
0
0
133.00
Bull
Darren
50.50
0
0
0
50.50
Bull
Jake
26.50
0
0
0
26.50
Burdekin
Jan
14.50
0
0
0
14.50
Cachia
Thomas
27.50
0
2
0
29.50
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Surname
Patrol Hours
Beach
Patrol
Hours
First Name
Water
Safety
Hours
Bonus
Hours
Operations
Support
Hours
Total
Hours
Callaghan
Grant
18.75
0
17
0
35.75
Cambourne
Brodie
25.75
0
0
0
25.75
Carpenter
George
25.75
0
4
0
29.75
Cartwright
Laura
42.75
0
31
0
73.75
Cemeljic
Alfio
0
0
25
0
25.00
Chisholm
James
67.75
8
0
0
75.75
Christiansen
Eliza
31.25
4
18
0
53.25
Christiansen
Paula
44.50
3
15.75
0
63.25
Collie
Rhett
64.75
4
0
0
68.75
Conway
Sophie
5
0
0
0
5.00
Coogan
Jamie
16
0
0
0
16.00
Cordingley
Apryl
69.75
7.75
0
0
77.50
Cordingley
Janelle
24.25
3.50
0
0
27.75
Creedy
Daniel
10.75
0
0
0
10.75
Creedy
James
79
0
0
0
79.00
Creedy
Rebecca
67.50
4
1.50
0
73.00
Cronau
Tegan
57.25
0
3.75
0
61.00
Cronin
Stephanie
50
0
0
0
50.00
Crossan
Siobhan
49
0
0
0
49.00
Da Forno
Thomas
37
0
0
0
37.00
Daniec
Courtney
63.50
0
0
0
63.50
Daniec
Robert
69.75
0
0
0
69.75
Davis
William
75.25
9.50
0
0
84.75
Dawes
Elizabeth
52
0
0
0
52.00
Dawson
Christopher
42.50
0
0
0
42.50
de Bruin
Blake
38.25
0
0
0
38.25
Defries
Patrick
28.50
0
8.50
0
37.00
Donnellan
Brett
5
0
6.75
0
11.75
Dreves
Alexander
67.75
4
0
0
71.75
Dreves
Brian
64.25
4.25
4
0
72.50
Dreves
Eliza
62.50
4.25
3
0
69.75
Dreyer
Carla
81.25
3.50
0
0
84.75
Duncan
Jesse
37.75
0
0
0
37.75
Dwyer
Daniel
8
8
0
0
16.00
Edwards
Bruce
23.25
0
0
0
23.25
Faa
Justin
36.50
0
0
0
36.50
Feeley
Geoffrey
17.25
0
7
0
24.25
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Surname
Patrol Hours
Beach
Patrol
Hours
First Name
Water
Safety
Hours
Bonus
Hours
Operations
Support
Hours
Total
Hours
Ferguson
Marcus
9.50
0
4.50
0
14.00
Ferguson
Stephen
11.25
0
36.50
0
47.75
Ferguson
Thomas
22.75
0
6.50
0
29.25
Fewtrell
Fiona
40.25
4.25
0
0
44.50
Fissenden
Jack
9.25
0
0
0
9.25
Fissenden
James
36
4.5
72
0
112.50
Fissenden
Kerrie
30.50
0
3.50
0
34.00
Fissenden
Madeleine
54.75
4.50
55.75
0
115.00
Forbes
Glen
10.50
0
0
0
10.50
Gallagher
Damien
38.50
0
9.75
0
48.25
Gallagher
Matthew
5.25
0
0
0
5.25
Gardner
Neil
53.25
0
0
0
53.25
Glen
Ann
45
4
0
0
49.00
Graves
Adam
19.25
0
8.50
0
27.75
Green
Alfie
42.75
0
2
0
44.75
Hall
Brenden
49
4
0
0
53.00
Hall
Marcus
64
4
0
0
68.00
Hall
Wendy
0
0
0
40.75
40.75
Hardcastle
Ross
0
0
0
34.75
34.75
Hamilton
Alexander
36.75
0
3.50
0
40.25
Hamilton
Xavier
19.75
0
0
0
19.75
Harle
Thomas
64.25
0
27.75
0
92.00
Harris
Martin
16.50
0
7
0
23.50
Harris
Summer-Lily
31.25
3
0
0
34.25
Heugh
Anthony
48.25
7.50
22
0
73.75
Hipkin
Lance
58.50
0
0
0
58.50
Hoskin
Keagan
39.25
0
0
0
39.25
Hoskin
Maddison
9
0
0
0
9.00
Hume
Jacob
28.25
0
40.75
0
69.00
Ingram
Justin
30.50
0
0
0
30.50
Innes
Alex
32
0
0
0
32.00
Jeffries
Nicholas
27.75
0
0
0
27.75
Keller
John
95.25
7.50
0
66.75
169.50
Kirberg
Bjorn
62.75
0
0
0
62.75
Larsen
Sophie
16.75
0
0
0
16.75
Lee
Christopher
48.25
0
0
0
48.25
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Surname
Patrol Hours
Beach
Patrol
Hours
First Name
Water
Safety
Hours
Bonus
Hours
Operations
Support Hours
Total Hours
Lehmann
Connor
31
0
0
0
31.00
Liley
Andrew
126.50
0
0
0
126.50
Lister
Benjamin
28.25
4.25
0
0
32.50
Lister
Thomas
59
4.25
0
0
63.25
Lombard
Hans
0
0
2.50
0
2.50
Lopez
Pierre
62.25
4
0
0
66.25
Lyons
Thomas
21.50
0
0
0
21.50
Macklin
Kara
37.25
0
0
0
37.25
Mair
Jackson
21.25
0
0
0
21.25
Maitland OAM
Stephen
232.50
18
0
0
250.50
Marshall
Grace
30
0
0
0
30.00
Mash
Harrison
25.75
0
10
0
35.75
Maurice
Snow
109
12.25
0
0
121.25
McDonald
Michael
72.75
4
0
98.25
175.00
McDonald
Susan
39.25
4.50
0
0
43.75
McKenzie
Jon
81.25
6
0
15.50
102.75
McLeod
Sara
24.75
0
37
0
61.75
McMahon
Sean
3.50
3.50
0
0
7.00
McNamara
Thomas
41
0
0
0
41.00
Meijer
Jeannine
43
3.50
35
0
81.50
Mookhoek
Koen
31.25
0
0
0
31.25
Morandini
Nic
51.25
0
0
0
51.25
Morris
Jeffrey
10.50
0
3.50
0
14.00
Muller
Peter
30.75
0
0
0
30.75
Murphy
Anthony
51.25
4.50
25.75
0
81.50
Murphy
Harrison
56.25
0
12.50
0
68.75
Myers
Colin
5
0
0
0
5.00
Nelson
Adam
63.50
0
0
0
63.50
Nelson
Ray
63.25
0
0
0
63.25
O`Kelly
Michael
4.50
0
5.50
0
10.00
Overton
Georgina
45
0
0
0
45.00
Peart
Bridget
73.50
0
0
0
73.50
Perkins
Carl
82.25
6
8
40.75
137.00
Peters
Francis
33
0
0
0
33.00
Phillips
Kirsten
51
4
0
45.75
100.75
Phillips
Peter
27
0
6.50
0
33.50
Pleass
Colton
56.75
0
0
0
56.75
LIFESAVING //
Surname
Patrol Hours
Beach
Patrol
Hours
First Name
Bonus
Hours
Water
Operations
Safety Hours Support Hours
Total
Hours
Punter
Shane
22.25
2.75
22
0
47.00
Punter
Sharon
17.25
0
0
0
17.25
Readman
Alex
32.25
0
0
0
32.25
Readman
Lachlan
31.75
0
0
0
31.75
Richards
Matthew
0
0
18.50
0
18.50
Richards
Simon
39.75
4
0
0
43.75
Richters
Damian
38
0
0
0
38.00
Robertson
Ross
30.75
0
24.50
0
55.25
Rowley
Sarah
52.50
0
0
0
52.50
Russell
Benjamin
37.50
0
0
0
37.50
Ryan
Paula
57.50
4.25
0
0
61.75
Schostakowski
Patrick
57
0
10
0
67.00
Schwartz
Robert
17.25
4.50
0
51.25
73.00
Seaward
Barbara
11.50
0
0
0
11.50
Seto
Paul
38
0
0
0
38.00
Sharry
Graham
0
0
0
96.25
96.25
Sheehan
Riley
84
14
3.75
0
101.75
Sheppard
Benjamin
27
0
30
0
57.00
Sheppard
Brendan
43.25
0
46.25
0
89.50
Sheppard
Tamara
11.50
0
31
0
42.50
Short
Connie
31.50
0
0
0
31.50
Short
Lachlan
52.75
0
4.50
0
57.25
Singleton
Rory
42.25
0
38.50
0
80.75
Skok
Tamara
51.50
0
0
0
51.50
Slater
Bronson
54
3.25
0
0
57.25
Slater
Teigan
21.50
0
0
0
21.50
Smith
Cameron
38.50
0
6
43.75
88.25
Spillane
Nick
11
0
0
0
11.00
Stacey
Kelly
46.50
3.75
0
0
50.25
Stacey
Sarah
34.50
0
0
0
34.50
Steer
Nathan
105
15
0
51
171.00
Stewart
Andrew
14.75
0
0
0
14.75
Stewart
Michael
40.50
0
0
0
40.50
Stratford
Gregory
30.50
0
0
0
30.50
Taylor
Cameron
47.25
0
0
0
47.25
Taylor
Emily
59.50
0
0
0
59.50
Taylor
Joshua
34.75
3.25
0
0
38.00
LIFESAVING //
Surname
Patrol Hours
Beach
Patrol
Hours
First Name
Water
Safety
Hours
Bonus
Hours
Operations Support Hours
Total
Hours
Thomas
Benjamin
65.75
4
40.50
0
110.25
Thomas
Michael
30.75
0
39
0
69.75
Tottman
Brae
44.50
0
0
0
44.50
Van Maas
Tibor
43.75
3.25
5.75
0
52.75
Vaughan
Mariah
30
0
3.75
0
33.75
Walker
Wayne
26.25
0
0
0
26.25
Watson
Patrick
31.50
0
0
0
31.50
Webster
Tracey
50
0
0
0
50.00
Welch
Brendan
11
0
0
0
11.00
Wilson
Paige
57
4
4
0
65.00
Woods
Damien
69.75
0
0
0
69.75
* Bonus hours are appointed by the club and therefore are not recognised by SLSQ or SLSA Annual Report Season 2012-2013 23
LIFESAVING //
Training & Assessment
The end of another Life Saving Season. This season has been a great year for Met Cal with award attainments.
We have seen a 250% increase on Bronze Medallion attainments and almost the same in Silver Medallion IRB
Drivers. A large number of awards were achieved this year and particularly pleasing were the efforts to rebuild
the capability of the IRB area of the Club.
A special thank you to our team of IRB trainers who give up so much time to train new IRB crew and drivers
Daniel Creedy, James Creedy and John Keller. With the creation of the Tractor Induction Course Met Cal needed
a trainer in this area; thank you to John Keller and Alan Macklin who were quick to step up and volunteer to train
this course. The dynamic duo trained 28 members in their Tractor Induction course this season. I must express
my thanks on behalf of Met Cal to Ross Johnstone from Dicky Beach Surf Club for his important role overseeing
these two Tractor Induction Trainers.
Met Cal was also able to have 9 members attain their Silver Medallion in Basic Beach Management (PC) – this
takes the pressure of our current PC’s hugely. This is still an area that can be assisted with more members attain-
ing this award. Don’t think because your patrol already has a PC that you don’t need another. Trust me your PC will be very welcoming of any patrol members who would like to offer them the huge assistance of sharing the
PC knowledge/responsibility.
The breakdown of awards achieved this season is as follows:
Bronze Medallion 28
Surf Rescue Certificate 19
Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management 9
Silver Medallion IRB Driver 3
Advanced Resuscitation Techniques Certificate (ARTC) 32
Apply (Senior) First Aid 11
ATV Inductions 1
QLD Observers 9
Training Officer Tractor Induction 2
QLD Tractor Induction 28
Radio Operators Certificate 28
IRB Crew Certificate 11
Spinal Management 15
Training Officer Bronze Medallion 3
Assessor Bronze Medallion 1
This season Met Cal ran four Bronze Medallion & SRC Courses. Trainers involved in these courses include: Snow
Maurice, Elizabeth Dawes, Tracey Webster, Jan Burdekin, Kirsten Phillips, Simon Richards, Matthew Richards,
Alan Macklin & Bruce Edwards. These trainers also played a key role in mentoring two new trainers: Tamara
Sheppard and Paula Christiansen who have both donated a lot of time to training this season. Met Cal Surf Club
warmly introduces these new trainers to the education team.
I would like to make special welcome to Sara McLeod a trainer who has transferred to Met Cal from Port Douglas,
I look forward to Sara being involved in next seasons training and encourage all members to make Sara feel welcome. In addition we have two Met Cal members who are half way through gaining their training officer
certificate.
Whilst the Bronze and ARC are our bigger courses, we also have our shorter important courses such as Apply
First Aid, Spinal Management, ART, Radio Operators Course – just to mention some. These upskill courses were
generally run by Liz Dawes with assistance from other trainers. Liz always makes a huge effort in training and her
passion for education in lifesaving ensures Met Cal members are trained in the highest standard. Actually this
year some of our probationary trainers had an opportunity to complete probationary hours at Dicky Beach Surf
LIFESAVING //
Training & Assessment
Club. And the feedback from Dicky Trainers was “if they are an indication of the quality of your Trainers, then all bodes well for the future of your training activities”.
As always Des Dwyer was more than happy to come along on award presentation day with a big smile on his
face to present the new awards. Thank you Des. Such a great example of what being a Life Member encompasses and a wonderful inspiration to our award participants. This season an effort was made to improve the
numbers of assessors present at proficiency’s by consulting all assessors on proficiency dates. The outcome saw attendance of assessors to proficiency improve meaning members were put through quicker and work load lightened for other assessors. This was only assisted by the return of Matthew and Simon Richards to our assessing
group. In addition Met Cal welcomed a new assessor Brendan Sheppard, whom completed his probationary assessing this season.
Met Cal has had a huge achievement this season but as always there are still areas that can be improved and
members are asked to contact CTO or Club Captain if you are interested in upskilling in any award. To stay
strong as a club it is essential that our members continue to increase their skills to ensure strong patrols.
Once again SRC/Bronze camps were held for the Nippers wishing to gain either of these awards. This year we
held two. I have already thanked the trainers above but would like to also acknowledge the effort put in my
Christine Bates and Jackie Fyten in making it possible to hold these camps.
A big thank you to Nathan Steer our Club Captain, I really can’t say enough about the time and effort he puts into Met Cal Surf Club and Life Saving in general. My thanks to Courtney Elsmore at branch who had the difficult
task of assisting me as new Chief Training Officer. Talk about thrown in the deep end. The amount I had to learn
initially seemed extremely daunting. The amount of paperwork I had to learn threatened to drown me. Courtney
very kindly and patiently mentored me through this process, it was greatly appreciated.
All in all there has been a lot of hours put in by trainers, assessors and facilitators. The improvement we have
had in numbers of members trained would not have been possible without the hard work and the experience of
the education team that I am very happy to be a part of. See you all at Kings Beach next season.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens
can change the world; indeed, it's
the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Meade.
Tamara Skok
LIFESAVING //
Awards Achieved
Bronze Medallion
Cameron Taylor
Carla Dreyer
Robert Daniec
Total: 28
Benjamin Thomas
Bruce Edwards
Fiona Fewtrell
Nelson Anderson
Fiona Fewtrell
James Fissenden
Abbey Bates
Apply Senior First Aid
Anthony Heugh
Neil Gardner
Laura Cartwright
Total: 11
Corey Jones
Anthony Heugh
Janelle Cordingley
Brodie Cambourne
John Keller
Lance Hipkin
Siobhan Crossan
Apryl Cordingley
Stephen Maitland OAM
John Keller
Thomas Da Forno
Bruce Edwards
Snow Maurice
Pierre Lopez
Justin Faa
Jacqueline Fyten
Michael McDonald
Alan Macklin
Geoffrey Feeley
Alan Macklin
Jon McKenzie
Madeline Fissenden
Nic Morandini
Snow Maurice
Brenden Hall
Susan McDonald
Kirsten Phillips
Michael McDonald
Alexander Hamilton
Vivienne Ohl
Shane Punter
Jon McKenzie
Martin Harris
Simon Richards
Simon Richards
Jeffrey Morris
Nicholas Jeffries
Lachlan Short
Ross Robertson
Carl Perkins
Connor Lehmann
Andrew Stewart
Paula Ryan
Simon Richards
Thomas Lister
Ross Robertson
Koen Mookhoek
Paul Seto
Advanced Resuscitation Graham Sharry
Techniques Certificate Nathan Steer
Total: 32
Emily Taylor
Francis Peters
Rachel Barber
Andrew Towns
Michael Stewart
Peter Phillips
Cathy Bond
Wayne Walker
Barry Thomas
Lachlan Readman
Mikaela Bray
Damien Richters
Karlee Bryant
QLD Tractor Induction
Riley Sheehan
Connie Short
Darren Bull
Total: 28
Spinal Management
Jan Burdekin
James Chisholm
Total: 15
Cameron Taylor
Rhett Collie
Rhett Collie
Karlee Bryant
Benjamin Thomas
Apryl Cordingley
James Creedy
Carla Dreyer
Patrick Watson
William Davis
Rebecca Creedy
Bruce Edwards
Paige Wilson
Elizabeth Dawes
William Davis
John Keller
Hans Lombard
Thomas McNamara
Paula Ryan
Tamara Skok
Nathan Steer
Damien Woods
IRB Driver
Total: 3
Robert Daniec
Anthony Murphy
Brendan Sheppard
IRB Crewman
Total: 11
Eden Adams
Siobhan Crossan
Madeline Fissenden
Alexander Hamilton
Anthony Heugh
Thomas Lister
Snow Maurice
Francis Peters
Riley Sheehan
LIFESAVING //
Awards Achieved
Bjorn Kirberg
Madeleine Fissenden
Assessor Bronze
Surf Aware Two
Alfie Green
Medallion
Total: 28
Snow Maurice
Brenden Hall
Total: 1
William Ashworth
Michael McDonald
Xavier Hamilton
Brendan Sheppard
Lily Bailey
Susan McDonald
Summer-Lily Harris
Nic Morandini
Nicholas Jeffries
Carl Perkins
Benjamin Lister
Kirsten Phillips
Snow Maurice
Training Officer Tractor Mia Cartwright
Induction
Ben Cross
Total: 2
Lillian Dart
Simon Richards
Susan McDonald
Alan Macklin
Liam Gallagher
Nathan Steer
Harrison Murphy
John Keller
Annabelle Goninon
Tracey Webster
Carl Perkins
Indiana Gosbell-Smith
Finn Hellawell
Lachlan Readman
Training Officer Bronze
Medallion
Uma Kelly
Alex Readman
Silver Medallion Basic
Beach Management
Hannah Bevan
Emily Hirst
Benjamin Sheppard
Total: 3
Total: 9
Connie Short
Paula Christiansen
Samara Lee
Darren Bull
Tamara Skok
Sara McLeod
Matthew Magnussen
Apryl Cordingley
Nathan Steer
Tamara Skok
Parker O’Neill
Robert Daniec
Cameron Taylor
Kerrie Fissenden
Tibor Van Maas
Surf Aware One
Noah Richards
Bjorn Kirberg
Patrick Watson
Total: 27
Max Bailey
Yasmin Richters
Flynn Ronlund
Pierre Lopez
Grace Ready
Carl Perkins
Surf Rescue Certificate
Jett Bassett
Brianna Smart
Cameron Smith
Total: 19
Marley Biggs
Jazmin-Lee Sollars
Nathan Steer
Michael Andrews
Olivia Bourke
Dafydd Thomas
Cassidy Thomas
Nichola Bates
Laura Callaghan
QLD Observers
Thomas Cachia
Eliza Dahm
Harrison Twidale
Total: 9
George Carpenter
Roman De Clara
Zac Walton
Lachlan Watson
Sophie Conway
Sam Dickie
Julie Hudson
Jesse Duncan
Bianca Donnellan
Finlay Wells
Shona Hume
Thomas Ferguson
Jade Gardiner
Eliza Woods
Brett Magnussen
Jack Fissenden
Robert Harris
Susan McDonald
Alfie Green
Tate Hume
Surf Safe One
Julianne Richards
Xavier Hamilton
Sarie Lombard
Total: 28
Lachlan Sanders
Summer-Lily Harris
Sophie Magnussen
Oisin Andrews
Fiona Tottman
Alex Innes
Benjamin McGaughran
Kya Antoniolli
Benjamin Lister
Dylan Milner
William Bassett
Jackson Mair
Byron Phillips
Courtney Callaghan
Harrison Mash
Isaac Ryan
William Cartwright
Trevor Cemeljic
Christine Bates
Kirsten Twidale
Radio Operators
Harrison Murphy
Griffin Schostakowski
Total: 28
Alex Readman
Joshua Sheppard
Owen Christiansen
Michael Andrews
Benjamin Sheppard
Zara Slavin
Gemma Cowin
Abbey Bates
Tibor Van Maas
Jayden Smith
Leonard De Clara
Taylor Sutherland
Tori Dutton
Certificate
Nichola Bates
Aaron Bourke
ATV Operator
Lily Taylor
Lachlan Feeley
Laura Cartwright
Certificate
Charlie Traynor
Lucy Gallagher
Total: 1
Jessica Ubrihien
Bridget Hellawell
John Keller
Henry Warren
Piper Hertslet
Siobhan Crossan
Jesse Duncan
Thomas Ferguson
LIFESAVING //
Awards Achieved
Angus Hudson
Emma McKean
Surf Smart Two
Olivia McCluskey
Bronte Hume
Liam O`Kelly
Total: 19
Barryjoseph McLeod
Charlotte Ker
Noelle Pugliese
Sacha Cartwright
Brock Roberts
Ayva Kong
Angus Singleton
Kamala Cemelijc
Connor Robertson
Nicholas Mash
April Sweet
Charlotte Ferguson
William Robertson
Eliska Pettit
Dane Tottman
Jack Fissenden
Georgia Russell
Charlie Punter
Audrey Warren
Jade Heugh-Field
Louisa Sanders
Ethan Ryan
Kirby Hume
Aimee Sheppard
Hamish Singleton
Alex Innes
Amie Thomas
Marcus Smart
Marc Kearney
Georgia Woods
Hollie Twidale
Zion Martin
Holly Ubrihien
Sam Walton
Elizabeth Warren
Surf Safe Two
Total: 18
Cooper Benson
Madeline Brearley
Tara Fissenden
Ella Gaffney
Flynn Graves
Georgia Harle
Lauren McCluskey
Alanna Murphy
Hunter O’Sullivan
Noam Oren
Tom Rimmington
Gabrielle Roberts
Kristian Russell
Matthew Sanders
Neason Sheehan
Jacob Smith
Aiden Will
Emma Woods
Surf Smart One
Total: 16
Daniel Bounty
William Cachia
Aidan Feeley
Jack Gaffney
Simona Hamilton
Max Helion
Grace Hudson
Eliza Langby
Karla Lowe
MEMBER RECOGNITION //
Lifesaving Awards:
Assessor of the Year
Winner:
Alan Macklin
Training Officer of the Year
Winner:
John Keller
JJ Betts Trophy for Most Patrol Hours
Lifesaving Awards
John Thurtell Trophy for Best Masters
Competitor:
Winner:
140+ Male Boat Crew—Michael Bacon, Michael Boulton,
Ben Canniffe, Adam Hammersley, Michael O’Kelly
Most Outstanding Junior Competitor (15 to 19):
Winner:
Joshua Taylor
Winner:
Colin Roughsedge Trophy for Most Outstanding
Competitor:
Winner:
Rebecca Creedy
Old Boy Trophy for Most Efficient Patrol Captain
Winner:
Dew Dwyer OAM Trophy for Best & Fairest
John Keller
Competitor
Winner:
Michael Costigan Trophy for Most Proficient
Lifesavers:
Carl Perkins
Cadet Lifesaver Winner:
Cameron Taylor
Junior Lifesaver Winner:
Courtney Daniec
Senior Lifesaver Winner:
Paula Christiansen
Cliff Croughan Trophy for Best Patrol Team
Members
Winners:
Rachel Barber, Kerry-Ann Barlow, Abbey Bates,
Darren Bull, James Chisholm, Paula Christiansen,
Robert Daniec, Carla Dreyer, Damien Gallagher,
Riley Sheehan, Damien Woods,
Surf Sports Awards:
John Phillips Memorial Trophy Most Valuable
Carnival Officer:
Winner:
Glen Christiansen
MEMBERS RECOGNITION //
Membership Awards:
Supporters Club Encouragement Award
Winner:
Darren Bull
Club Captain’s Trophy for Best New Member
Winner:
Brenden Hall
Most Improved Member
Winner:
Darren Bull
Stirrers Award
Winner:
Nathan Steer
Club Awards
Jack Spender Memorial Trophy for Most
Valuable Office Bearer
Winner:
Tamara Skok
Stanley Lucas Trophy for Surf Appeals
Winner:
Apryl Cordingley and Carla Dreyer
Alton Tailford Trophy for Excellence
Winner:
Carla Dreyer
Presidents Award
Winner:
Carla Dreyer
Ken O’Connell Trophy for Best Club Member
Winner:
Carla Dreyer
MEMBERS RECOGNITION //
Club Awards
Junior Activities Awards
Most Improved
U8 Henry Warren
U9 Samara Lee
U10 Bridget Hellawell
U11 Hunter O’Sullivan
U12 Noelle Pugliese
U13 Marc Kearney
U14 Jesse Duncan
Supporters Club Award
Nichola Bates
Lifesaver Award
U8 Lily Taylor
U9 Annabelle Goninon
U10 Will Cartwright
U11Neeson Sheehan
U12 Jack Gaffney
U13 Sacha Cartwright
U14 Benjamin Sheppard
Presidents Award
Max Helion
Ikon Engineered Solutions Trophy
Eliza Woods
Water Safety Award
Ben Sheppard
Gorman Family Trophy
Georgia Russell
Coaches Choice Award
Emma McKean
Club Person of the Season
Chloe Bounty
Thora Hunt Trophy
Jade Heugh-Field
Phillips Family Long Service Award
Sophie Conway, Tom Ferguson
Les Steers Trophy for Water Athlete
Georgia Harle
Senior Club Award
Harrison Murphy
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES //
Report
I’m pleased to present to the club the annual report for Mets Juniors for the 2012 – 2013 season.
We had 216 nippers join this year, which does represent a significant reduction from last year, and continues a
trend over the last few years. We understand this is not an isolated problem at Mets but is occurring at most
clubs in SLSQ.
As you all know our nipper program doesn’t just happen but is the result of lots of work from many people. This year’s JAC saw some new faces and some of the old faces taking on new roles. Most pleasing was that nearly all committee positions were filled at the AGM which provided an excellent spring board for our organising of the
upcoming season. This allowed for some new initiatives such as the “Nipper New Family Introduction Document” and the “Nipper Hand book”. Very big thanks to Phil Ashworth for producing these valuable resources. The be-
ginning of the season is a busy time, especially for our registrar, so thank you to Amanda Woods. This is
Amanda’s second year doing this demanding job. Amanda is also one of our age managers.
One of the biggest challenges of any nipper season is the yearly proficiencies. This year with some good planning and extra help, things actually ran fairly smoothly. Once again our Education Officer Jackie Harle, was the
driving force here, but thanks also to our assessment team of Tamara Skok, Alan Macklin and Matt Richards.
Nippers can be generally broken down into two areas.
Our Sunday program, which is designed to give the kids insight into all facets of surf lifesaving and ultimately
gain their age awards as a formal recognition of their training. This year we had 172 of the nippers receive their
awards including 12 new SRC graduates from our under 14’s. When this is added to the 5 new bronze medallion recipients from the nipper parents, it amounts to the most significant area of growth to the clubs patrol roster.
We were also very pleased to see 3 of our parents go further, Tammy Sheppard and Paula Christiansen gaining
their trainers’ qualification and Brendan Sheppard becoming and assessor. Congratulations to all the award recip-
ients.
This year’s Sunday program was a bit of a mixed bag, with the weather being mostly excellent up to Christmas but quite appalling after, which resulted in, the loss of our U11-14 branch team’s carnival and the cancellation of our second points day. On a far more positive note the nipper canteen was again a huge success, both in keeping the masses sated and in providing much needed income for our club. We say it each year but I feel it has to
be said again that our crew of Jo McDonald, Nova and Barry Thomas, Gary Jones (AKA Jonesey), Dean Hume
(Dean also donates all the meat for the weekly meat tray) and of course Barry Weatherall do an amazing job. So
from all the nippers and parents, thank you.
Another area of significant contribution is our water safety crews. Simply put no water safety no nippers, so
thank you to all who done the fashionable orange rashie and cap to keep the kids safe. A special mention to
Shep, Fizzo and Murph for manning the duck and occasionally even getting wet.
If you turn up on Sunday at 8 am you see the beach all set up and ready to go for the kids. This of course is
done by groups of parents on a roster basis. This year was very pleasing to see so many hands making light
work, so thank you to, the age managers for organising your rosters, the parents for coming in and helping and
lastly but by no means least Glen Christiansen and Chris Hudson for being there weekly to co-ordinate. New initiatives this year included Jacki Harle getting Rhett to run some basic instruction sessions for our age managers to
improve the quality and consistency of our Sunday program, especially in boards. This was well received by all
and will continue next year. Other changes included doing our own in house age group photos. Thanks to Mark
Singleton and his great big lens, the pics were great.
Our Junior Surf Sports Program, involving training and completion at club, branch and state levels. This was
again run by our clubs head coach Rhett Collie, with help from Jeff Morris, who once again put in many hours
with our kids. Rhett’s been at the club for some time now and we almost take him for granted, so I’d like to point out that Mets is only one of 4 Coast clubs to have a full time professional coach and for us to have one of
the calibre of Rhett is something to be proud of and used to help encourage new members to our ranks.
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES //
Report
While our overall nipper numbers were down, attendance at the 2 midweek and Saturday trainings was up. The
effort put in by our kids showed in their carnival results which continue to improve year to year. The best indicator of this is our team’s performance at the state titles. This year we came 14 th out of 45 clubs, (last year 15th
the year before 39th), we received 5 medals, 2 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze. Full results can be found on the results page of the annual report.
As with all aspects of nippers, getting our competitors to the start line at carnivals takes a lot of effort, so a big
thank you to all our parents who put their hand up to be officials, water safety, set up and pack up crews, age
manager and especially our team managers. This year Cheryl de Malmanche passed on the baton with all her
years of experience to Phil Ashworth to look after the under 8- 10s. We would like to acknowledge Cheryl’s huge contribution over the years and thank her sincerely for all she’s done for Mets. In the under 11- 14s, Michelle
Bounty, continued the role she’s done for the past 3 years. To Michelle and Phil, thank you for jobs very well done. Michelle is standing down from team manager next year but with Merv Tottman, Kerry-Ann Barlow and
Phil Ashworth are looking at gaining their level 1 coaching accreditation and be involved with our plans for beach
and board coaching next season.
Nipper camp was again a huge success. This annual event is an integral part of Rhett’s junior surf sport program. As with everything, running the camp requires lots of help, so thank you to Rhett and Jeff for coaching, all the
water safety, the parents for many jobs including those brave souls who do the overnight den parent gig, and
most importantly, Jenny Singleton and Jackie Harle for handling the catering to keep the voracious attendees
fuelled.
This year also saw the club looking at updating our uniforms and swimwear. In the nippers 2 ladies, Julie’s Heli-
on and Hudson, took on this rather difficult task, and the result for us was the trial of the Fashion Fish swimmers. Most of the feedback was positive on how good the kids looked and that feedback, along with comment on
durability and fit, has been passed on to the clubs uniform committee, so a decision on next year’s gear can be made. The girls were also responsible for this year’s state uniform and again they did a great job with the team looking awesome. Thanks girls for taking on such a tough role.
Our season ending Junior Awards Presentation and break up party was held this year at the junior club area on
Kings. The theme was Hawaiian party. We couldn’t have asked for a better day, the weather was brilliant;; the decorations (thanks Julie) and the food and goodies bags (thanks Barry, Barry, Jo and Nova) were great. It was
pleasing to see representatives from, Sunshine Coast Branch (Tanya Duncan), senior club and board of management (Craig Spender, Alan Macklin, Apryl Cordingley) come along to help with the presentations. Full detail of
Award recipients can be found in the annual report. I’d like to again congratulate our graduating U14s, and wish you all the best for your futures in surf lifesaving. The most pleasing aspect of the day for me was seeing the
kids having a great time enjoying the friendships they have formed over the season. It was a fitting way to cap
off a very positive year for Mets Juniors. We hope to see you all back next season.
Paul Bounty
SURF SPORTS //
Report
It’s difficult to define what equates to a successful year in the surf sports arena. If you look solely at carnival re-
sults, you might say that for the amount of work that was put in the results were inconsistent across our range of
athletes and I know some were disappointed there didn’t achieve their desired goals. Having said that, I would still like to congratulate everyone who trained and competed for the red, white and blue and commend their effort.
Some of our better results were from Rebecca Creedy, Stephanie Cronin and Ann Glen 3 rd& 4th at State in the ski
relay and taplin respectively and 4th at Aussies in the ski relay, Corey Jones 2nd in State ironman, Rebecca 4th in
State iron woman and 2nd at Aussies. Also Cameron Smith 4th at State in u19 ski. Just to qualify for the Nutri-Grain
Series puts you in the top 15 Ironmen/Ironwoman in Australia and although Bec & Corey were disappointed with
their overall results just to compete at that standard and indeed just finishing some of the races was a credit to
their talent and Rhett’s coaching.
But carnival results aren’t the only measure of a successful surf sports team. Our nipper program is the envy of many other clubs and a great number of nipper parents have expressed their appreciation of Rhett’s work in this area and in fact have stated that if it wasn’t for his program they would not be members of our club. I personally would like to thank these parents for the work they put into fundraising, officiating and patrolling for the club. It’s fantastic to see the increase in quantity and quality of our junior competitors. The fact that every team that competed at the Junior State Titles made it to the finals is another fantastic result and rewards the effort these people
put into training. We are consistently getting an increase in attendance to our midweek training sessions and the
nipper camp was once again a sell out and testimony of our nipper program.
Another area of success and possibly the most important, is the number of new patrolling members we have coming through, from the nipper program, into the senior club. These people are not only showing they are committed
club members but offer a skill level on patrol that puts many of our senior patrol members to shame.
The surf sports team has also been successful in the area of fundraising. Apart from the fantastic work that the
nipper community contribute through the canteen and other fundraising activities, the nipper camp was once
again very successful and the sportsman’s luncheon was a major fundraiser. I would like to extend my apprecia-
tion to everyone who contributed to its success, I hope we will be a position to run the event again this coming
season and provide the same quality of quest speakers from within the clubs ranks.
On closing, I would like to thank everyone who contributed to the success of our surf sports team, all the athletes
for the time and effort they put in over and above their regular club duties, the parents for getting our athletes to
and from training, the coaches, the officials, water safety and the support I received from other board of surf
sports members. I sincerely hope that with some positive support from the new board of management we will
have another successful season in 2013/2014.
Jeff Morris
SURF SPORTS //
Surf Boat Report
Hey Boaties,
Season 2012-13 for Met Caloundra was very quiet compared to what’s been happening of late. With only 3 crews wearing the blue, white & red cap there was plenty of room under the tent, which was a good thing as it rained
at more carnivals than not.
Noosa wasn’t the first carnival but it was the first that Mets was represented at with 2 reserve grade crews, the ‘Otters’ and the ‘Corvettes’. Conditions were great apart from the 100mm of rain that fell within 2 hours. For the Corvettes, it was their first carnival ever. The boys, Ryan Gilbert, Ben Kelly, Justin Ingram & Kenny Greenway
surprised themselves by missing the final on a count back. The Otters full of experience, Ben Canniffe, Michael
Boulton, Michael O’Kelly & Adam Hammersley also surprised themselves by winning the final after only 3 training sessions.
Most carnivals after that were a write off due to a summer of terrible weather, the Bribie Island round of the QLD
cup was rained out and Tallebudgera was also cancelled. State Titles at Maroochydore were on again off again
with very little sand and lots of coffee rock. In the weeks leading up to State I was asked if Mets would be able
to hold the boat section to which of cause I said YES, but that was not to be. State results weren’t the best for all, but promising for some. The ‘Baby Humpbacks’ Peter Layden, Cliff Wirz, Skinny & Dan Dwyer in the 180 masters failed to make the final in a tough cut. The ‘Otters’ were cut in a stiff quarter final & the ‘Corvettes’ (renamed Benny’s Beard just for state) finished 4th in the semi’s just missing the final.
Next stop everyone’s favourite the Aussies at North Kirra. Mother nature as always turned it on for the masters (just to make the story’s in the pub sound better). The ‘Baby Humpbacks’ battled in the largest age division in what was pretty big surf (big enough that the egg and spooners raced in the gutter, not going past the back
bank) and unfortunately were out towards the end of the day just missing the semi-finals. The Otters, some
would say, had it a bit easier with a straight out final in the 140 division. For the second year in a row Michael
O’Kelly has won an Australian medal, this year a silver to add to his bronze from last season. Unfortunately the open carnival for Mets was over and done with pretty quick, both the ‘Otters’ and ‘Corvettes’ going out in rounds 3 and 2 respectively. On the positive side both crews were committed to going to Perth
before they left the beach.
Big thanks to our sweeps Mick Bacon, Sean McMahon, Molly and our team manager Uncle Pete. 2013-14 already
promises to be bigger and better with 3 crews already in training and another few waiting to be finalised. 2014 is
also George Bass year. In 2010 I took 3 girls to NSW to contest the toughest open water boat race in the world,
with the help of the Canberra Vikings we had a win. This time we’re looking for a 7 leg outright win as our own club.
Boaties do it backwards
MCBC Molly
SURF SPORTS //
IRB Racing Report
IRB Competition Report
As the team decided not to attend the Australian IRB Championships in Darwin in late July, the State
Championships at Mermaid Beach in the last weekend of June was our final carnival for the season.
If we had to sum up the season, our results at States were a good indicator. Dan and James Creedy led the way
by collecting 2 silver medals in Masters Surf Rescue and Tube Rescue. They also combined with Lance Hipkin
and Carl Perkins to win bronze in the Open Male Teams Rescue. There were a few more teams in finals, but luck
did not go our way in a few of the races. If only we raced in the finals like we did in the semis!
We also had a number of lead up carnivals throughout South East Queensland over a 2 month period, where we
were able to hone our skills and prepare our equipment for racing.
We had a number of new members join the team this year, plus an old timer making a comeback for the last 2
carnivals. Combined with our continuing members, there was a good camaraderie when touring together.
Many thanks to Dan Creedy for being available as IRB coach throughout the season. John Keller and Rob Daniec
now have their IRB coaching qualifications which will enable us to provide a wider variety of training sessions.
Thanks to Peter Hoogvliet and Simon Richards for taking on roles of Team Manager, Kirsten Phillips for
coordinating accommodation and Carl Perkins as Head of Logistics (towing the gear to and from every carnival).
Also thanks to the Club for allowing our members to compete. I think an IRB competition team is vital in getting
more members to obtain their IRB awards (who are then available for patrol, water safety etc), increasing their
skills and also keeping members involved in something apart from patrols.
We are always looking at increasing our competitor numbers, so if you are interested have a chat to one of the
team or keep an eye on newsletters and website for training next year. Apart from driving and crewing, we are
always on the look out for more patients. For clarification, drivers and crew need their respective award for 6
months prior to competing and patients need the IRB crew award for 3 months prior to competing. So if you are
interested next year, probably a good idea to attend a driver or crew course in the first part of the season.
Simon Richards
IRB Team Manager
SURF SPORTS //
Kellogs Nutri Grain Series
Round 1—Perth
23rd December
Corey Jones— 10th
Rebecca Creedy– 4th
Round 2– Newcastle
11th January
Corey Jones– 13th
Rebecca Creedy– 9th
Round 3– Portsea
27th January
Corey Jones - 11th
Rebecca Creedy - 5th
Round 4– Surfers Paradise
9th February
Corey Jones - 10th
Round 5– Coolum
17th February
Corey Jones - 16th
Round 6– Noosa
24th February
Corey Jones - 5th
Overall:
Corey Jones - 12th
Banjo Memorial Rainbow Beach
Juniors Carnival
13th October 2012
U11 Female Beach Sprint
3rd Georgia Harle
U12 Male Beach Flags
3rd Max Helion
U12 Male Beach Sprint
2nd Max Helion
2nd Georgia Russell
Results
U13 Female Beach Flags
2nd Georgia Russell
Overall 6th - 35 Points
Met Caloundra Masters
Carnival
27th October 2012
30-34 Years Female Beach Flags
1st Carla Dreyer
30-34 Years Female Beach Sprint
2nd Carla Dreyer
Maroochydore Junior Beach
Classic
24th November
Under 11 Male Beach Sprint
3rd Cooper Benson
Under 12 Male Beach Flags
3rd Max Helion
45-49 Years Male Ironman
1st Jeffrey Morris
1st Max Helion
3rd Dane Tottman
50-54 Years Male Surf Board
3rd Glen Forbes
1st Alex Innes
50-54 Years Male Single Ski
2nd Craig Spender
1st Alex Innes
50-54 Years Male Double Ski
3rd Team A– Jon McKenzie,
Ross Robertson
Under 13 Female Beach Flags
2nd Georgia Russell
International Teams @ Rescue
World Championships - South
Australia 4
11th—18th November 2012
Open Ironwoman
1st Rebecca Creedy
Murphy Builders Surf
Classic - Maroochydore
24th - 25th November
Open Male Ironman
3rd Corey Jones
Open Female Surf Ski Relay
3rd Rebecca Creedy,
Stephanie Cronin, Ann Glen
Under 15 Male Beach Relay
2nd Michael Brearley, Patrick
Defries, Rory Singleton,
Joshua Taylor
3rd Michael Brearley
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Under 15 Female Surf Board Relay
3rd Chloe Bounty, Eliza
Christiansen, Paige Wilson
Under 14 Female Beach Flags
2nd Summer-Lily Harris
3rd Kieran Delaney
Under 14 Female Beach Sprint
1st Summer-Lily Harris
Oceans 38 Series
Round 1—Dicky Beach
8th - 9th December
Open Female Single Ski Relay
2nd Rebecca Creedy,
Open Female Surf Board Relay
3rd Stephanie Cronin, Ann
Glen, Mariah Vaughan
Open Female Surf Race
2nd Rebecca Creedy
2nd Michael Brearley
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SURF SPORTS //
2nd Joshua Taylor
13th Overall — 42 Points
SSCB U11-U14 Branch
Championships—Dicky Beach
9th - 10th February 2013
U11 Female 1km Beach Run
2nd Gabrielle Roberts
Results
U13 Male Beach Flags
6th Alex Innes
4th Summer-Lily Harris
1st Summer-Lily Harris
U11 Female Surf Board Relay
2nd Ella Gaffney, Georgia
Harle, Emma Woods
SSCB Senior Branch
Championships—Mooloolaba
9th - 10th March 2013
170+ Years Taplin Relay
3rd Glen Forbes, Stephen
Maitland OAM, Jeffrey Morris
3rd Cooper Benson
60-64 Years Male Surf Ski
2nd Stephen Maitland OAM
U13 Female 1km Beach Run
3rd Georgia Woods
3rd Jeffrey Morris
U13 Female Beach Relay
55-59 Years Male Surf Board Race
3rd Olivia McCluskey, Georgia
1st Jeffrey Morris
Russell, Amie Thomas, Georgia
3rd Glen Forbes
Woods
50-54 Years Mixed Double Ski
U13 Male Beach Relay
3rd Stephen Maitland OAM,
3rd Jack Fissenden, Alex Innes,
Carla Dreyer
Marc Kearney, Brock Roberts
2nd Cara Dreyer
1st Chloe Bounty, Sophie
Conway, Summer-Lily Harris,
Georgia Russell
2nd Cara Dreyer
Queensland Cup—Noosa
16th February 2013
140+ Years Male Surf Boat
2nd Michael Bacon, Michael
Boulton, Ben Canniffe,
Adam Hammersley, Michael
O`Kelly
Junior State Championships Hervey Bay
1st - 3rd March 2013
4th Georgia Russell
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 30-39 Years Female Ski Race
1st Carla Dreyer
3rd Gregory Stratford
Open Female Surf Board Rescue
2nd Rebecca Creedy,
Stephanie Cronin
3rd Ann Glen, Mariah Vaughan
3rd Ann Glen
Open Female Ski Relay
1st Rebecca Creedy, Stephanie
Cronin, Ann Glen
U19 Male Surf Board Race
3rd Cameron Smith
3rd Summer-Lily Harris
3rd Summer-Lily Harris
1st Joshua Taylor
U15 Male Beach Relay
3rd Michael Brearley, Patrick
Defries, Rory Singleton, Joshua
Taylor
3rd Chloe Bounty, Eliza
Christiansen, Summer-Lily
Harris, Paige Wilson
Queensland State Surf
Lifesaving Championships U15 to Open
23rd – 24th March 2013
Under 15 Male 2km Beach Run
2nd Rory Singleton
Under 15 Male Beach Relay
4th Michael Brearley, Patrick
Defries, Rory Singleton,
Joshua Taylor
5th Joshua Taylor
Under 15 Male Beach Spring
6th Joshua Taylor
Under 19 Male Single Ski
4th Cameron Smith
3rd Rebecca Creedy,
Stephanie Cronin, Ann
Glen
40
SURF SPORTS //
Open Female Taplin Replay
4th Rebecca Creedy,
Open Ironwoman
4th Rebecca Creedy
Open Male Ironman
3rd Corey Jones
17th Overall - 29 Points
Queensland State Lifesaving
Championships Masters
22nd March 2013
1st Carla Dreyer
1st Carla Dreyer
30-34 Years Female Single Ski
2nd Carla Dreyer
35-39 Years Male Beach Flags
6th Gregory Stratford
5th Stuart Cordingley
50-54 Years Double Ski
4th Stuart Cordingley, Craig
Spender
55-59 Years Male Surf Race
6th Jeffrey Morris
6th Glen Forbes
3rd Glen Forbes, Jeffrey
Morris
55-59 Years Ironman
3rd Jeffrey Morris
5th Jeffrey Morris
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Results
60-64 Years Male Surf Race
3rd Stephen Maitland OAM
60-64 Years male Board Race
6th Stephen Maitland OAM
140+ Years Male Surf Boat
2nd Michael Bacon, Michael
Boulton, Ben Canniffe,
Adam Hammersley, Michael
O`Kelly
82nd Overall - 12 Points
60-64 Years Ironman
4th Stephen Maitland OAM
170+ Years Board Relay
3rd Glen Forbes, Jeffrey
Morris, Stephen Maitland OAM
170+ Years Taplin Relay
5th Stephen Maitland OAM,
Jeffrey Morris, Craig
Spender
16th Overall - 48 Points
Australian Surf Lifesaving
Championships - Kirra Beach
15th - 21st April 2013
U15 - Open
Open Ironwoman
2nd Rebecca Creedy
4th Rebecca Creedy
4th Rebecca Creedy,
53rd overall - 11 Points
Masters
30-34 Years Female Single Ski
3rd Carla Dreyer
4th Glen Forbes, Jeffrey
Morris
Ocean Roar IRB Racing
Round 1 - Bribie Island
27th April 2013
Masters IRB Tube Rescue
1st Daniel Creedy, James
Creedy, Courtney Daniec
Round 2 - North Burleigh
11th May 2013
Open Female IRB Surf Rescue
3rd Cathy Bond, Karlee Bryant,
Emily Taylor
Open Male IRB Teams Rescue
3rd Daniel Creedy, James
Creedy, Lance Hipkin, Carl
Perkins, Rachel Barber, Emily
Taylor
Round 3 - Mooloolaba
25th May 2013
Masters IRB Mass Rescue
Creedy, Rachel Barber, Lance
Hipkin
Masters IRB Surf Rescue
2nd Daniel Creedy, James
Masters IRB Teams Rescue
Creedy, Robert Daniec, John
Keller, Cathy Bond, Nathan
Steer
Creedy, Karlee Bryant
41
SURF SPORTS //
Round 4 - Maroochydore
1st June 2013
Creedy, Karlee Bryant, Apryl
Cordingley
Creedy, Apryl Cordingley
Masters IRB Teams Rescue
Creedy, Robert Daniec, John
Keller, Nathan Steer, Emily
Taylor
Round 5 - Broadbeach
15th - 16th June 2013
Creedy, Apryl Cordingley,
Courtney Daniec
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Results
Open Male IRB Surf Rescue
Perkins, Courtney Daniec,
Emily Taylor
State Championships - Mermaid
29th - 30th June 2013
Open Male IRB Mass Rescue
4th Lance Hipkin,
Carl Perkins, Apryl
Cordingley, Courtney
Daniec
Open Female IRB Teams Rescue
5th Rachel Barber, Cathy
Bond, Karlee Bryant, Apryl
Cordingley, Courtney Daniec,
Emily Taylor
6th Daniel Creedy, James
Creedy, Apryl Cordingley,
Courtney Daniec
Creedy, Simon Richards
Perkins, Courtney Daniec,
Emily Taylor
42
SURF GIRL //
Report
Apryl had a very successful season as our 2012/2013 Jupiter's Summer Surf Girl Entrant and helped to raise
vital funds for our club with a total of almost $100,000. She put in a great deal of effort not only in fundraising
but raising the profile of our club in the community, generating print and television media interest as well as
promoting surf safety in a variety of forums.
Through her efforts, attitude and manner in which she has conducted herself, Apryl has gained a positive reputation for herself and Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC not only in the Caloundra Community but in the broader
Surf Life Saving Community and will continue to be involved at a club, state and national level.
To all our wonderful major event sponsors, special guests and event organisers thank you all for your kind donations and support. Your sponsorship helped see our Golf day held at Pelican Waters and the Inaugural
Sportsman’s Lunch held at the Supporters Club a massive success. A special thank you to Kerry Barlow for her help at our two major fundraising events this year and the many other helpers at each event. These events
gave our members and the community the opportunity to come together for a fun day of networking and
fundraising seeing successful events with the ultimate aim of raising much needed funds for our surf lifesaving
club. Without your support we would not have achieved these significant fundraising amounts.
A big thankyou to the following for their support during the 2012 –2013 Surf Girl Campaign.
SPONSORS AND DONORS
Pelican Waters Golf Club
Pelican Waters Family Doctors
Aitken Legal
Hot 91.1
Sunshine Coast Daily / APN Newspapers
Tile Solutions
Snap Printing
Perry’s Sunshine Coast Event Hire
Kleidon Master Built
Westpac Bank
TRAC Consulting
Choices Bald Hills
Pelican Waters Pharmacy
Ikon Engineered Solutions
Evans Harch / Badge
Control Logic
Initiative Accounting
Pizza Capers
XXXX Breweries
Pacific Radiology
Bob Jane Caloundra
Infocus Securities
Dr Hans Lombard
Saltwater @ Kings
Australia Zoo
Crowne Plaza Pelican Waters
Underwater World
Good Guys
Caloundra RSL
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Moo Char Bar
Get Running
Beach Shack Hair Studio
Surfware Australia
Ideas in Icing
Red Energy
Simplot Foods
Gold Recruitment
Fuji Xerox
Caloundra Cinemas
Streets
Allchin Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Officeworks
Scooter & Skate Warehouse
Dwyers Family Living
Tangalooma Island Resort
Jetts Caloundra
Sally Can Cook
Sunshine Coast Turf Club
Dominico’a on Kings
Don & Lyn Jackson
Jeff & Kate Morris
Roy Henzell
Dennis Croft & QRU
Caloundra Primary School
Manassen Food Group
Good Sports Physio & Spinal Care
Max Maundrell
Yellowtail Wines
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SURF GIRL //
Report
I would like to thank everyone who has supported me throughout my season as Surf Girl, particularly Carla
Dreyer, Snow Maurice and Peter Phillips. Carla has been a driving force behind our clubs major fundraisers this
season and I really don’t know how I would have gotten through the year without her! Snow Maurice is always there when I need him and of course is our Raffle champion at the club every weekend. Peter Phillips was
there to lend a hand wherever he could at most of my events. All of our admin team, Nathan Steer and Mike
McDonald who have shown me a great deal of encouragement and support, thank you. There are a handful of
other people who did their little bit to assist over the year, you know who you are and again, thank you! I recommend that any young women at our club consider participating in this program as it is an invaluable experience where I have made friends for life, learned so much more about myself, our club, the Surf Life Saving
Movement and what it really takes to keep us on the beach. It has been hard work, but certainly one of the
most rewarding experiences of my life.
Below are some of the community awareness
initiatives achieved this season:
Australia Zoo Surf Awareness
Club Open Day & Sign on
School Surf Safety Talks
Caloundra Fringe Festival Community Awareness
Stall
Daniel Morcombe Foundation Family Day Out
Surf Safety talks to community at Kings Beach
Boardies Day
BHPB Q&A panel
Mentor on iTrack program through the Smith
Family
Age manager at the SLSQ “Little Lifesavers” pro-
gram at South Bank
Mentor at “Camp Commando” SLSQ Branch Camp
Leader at State Leadership Excellence Camp
Christmas Day & Boxing Day Patrols
Patrols
Caloundra Big Screen Cinema Ads
Surf awareness presentations at global
business in Brisbane
Brisbane flood support
Apryl Cordingley
Jupiters Summer Surf Girl
OUR MEMBERS //
Category
Membership Analysis– Listed Categories
03/04
04/05
05/06
06/07
07/08
08/09
09/10
10/11
11/12
12/13
Life Member
22
22
22
22
25
25
24
24
23
25
Ac ve Senior
78
73
87
95
104
113
116
102
100
90
Ac ve Junior
32
29
23
17
28
24
19
19
20
18
Ac ve Cadet
19
17
33
32
25
38
31
21
15
37
Ac ve Reserve
6
7
6
5
6
8
9
8
5
3
Long Service
20
19
22
18
20
22
25
29
27
21
Award
17
19
15
13
12
11
22
15
11
11
Nipper
147
138
191
264
301
317
355
307
277
216
Associate
190
187
183
263
310
311
314
276
243
176
Past Ac ve 14
5
8
6
5
8
9
6
11
23
Proba onary
0
5
1
8
20
20
6
12
3
0
545
521
591
743
856
899
930
819
735
620
Total:
Life Member
Total: 25
Blake Andrews
Graham Archdall
Dennis Brooker
John Buchanan
Bruce Campbell MBE
Stuart Cordingley
Ron Dittmann
Alastair Duncan
Desmond Dwyer OAM
Glen Forbes
Geoffrey Hardcastle
Noel Heywood
Norman Irvine
Joe Irwin
Jeffrey Morris
Kenneth O`Connell
Peter Otago
Rosanne Otago
Matthew Richards
Simon Richards
Bruce Richter
Colin Roughsedge
Robert Schwartz
Robert Skillen
John Thurtell
Active Senior
Total: 90
Eden Adams
Neil Anderson
Rachel Barber
Kerry-Ann Barlow
Norman Bergin
Cathy Bond
Paul Bounty
Aaron Bourke
Karlee Bryant
Darren Bull
Jan Burdekin
Grant Callaghan
James Chisholm
Paula Christiansen
Apryl Cordingley
Janelle Cordingley
Rebecca Creedy
Tegan Cronau
Stephanie Cronin
Robert Daniec
William Davis
Elizabeth Dawes
Christopher Dawson
Blake de Bruin
Brett Donnellan
Brian Dreves
Carla Dreyer
Bruce Edwards
Geoffrey Feeley
Stephen Ferguson
Fiona Fewtrell
James Fissenden
Kerrie Fissenden
Damien Gallagher
Neil Gardner
Ryan Gilbert
Ann Glen
Adam Graves
Kenneth Greenway
Brenden Hall
Martin Harris
Anthony Heugh
Lance Hipkin
Justin Ingram
Ben Kelly
Bjorn Kirberg
Hans Lombard
Pierre Lopez
Thomas Lyons
Kara Macklin
RFD
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Snow Maurice
Michael McDonald
Jon McKenzie
Sara McLeod
Peter Muller
Anthony Murphy
Adam Nelson
Ray Nelson
Georgina Overton
Bridget Peart
Carl Perkins
Francis Peters
Timothy Philip
Peter Phillips
Shane Punter
Sharon Punter
Damian Richters
Ross Robertson
Sarah Rowley
Benjamin Russell
Paula Ryan
Paul Seto
Graham Sharry
Brendan Sheppard
Tamara Sheppard
Tamara Skok
Bronson Slater
Teigan Slater
Cameron Smith
Kelly Stacey
Sarah Stacey
Nathan Steer
Michael Stewart
Gregory Stratford
Michael Thomas
Andrew Towns
Wayne Walker
Tracey Webster
Damien Woods
Active Cadet
Total: 37
Nelson Anderson
Michael Andrews
Abbey Bates
Leon Battaglene
Timothy Boscoe
Jack Boyd
Michael Brearley
Jake Bull
Thomas Cachia
Laura Cartwright
George Carpenter
Eliza Christiansen
Thomas Da Forno
Patrick Defries
Alexander Dreves
Marcus Ferguson
Madeleine Fissenden
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Harle
Jacob Hume
Nicholas Jeffries
Sophie Larsen
Christopher Lee
Thomas Lister
Jackson Mair
Thomas McNamara
Koen Mookhoek
Alex Readman
Patrick Schostakowski
Connie Short
Rory Singleton
Cameron Taylor
Joshua Taylor
Benjamin Thomas
Brae Tottman
Mariah Vaughan
Paige Wilson
45
OUR MEMBERS //
Active Junior
Total: 18
Sinead Anderson
Mikaela Bray
Siobhan Crossan
Courtney Daniec
Eliza Dreves
Justin Faa
Marcus Hall
Maddison Hoskin
Connor Lehmann
Andrew Liley
Grace Marshall
Nic Morandini
Colton Pleass
Lachlan Readman
Riley Sheehan
Lachlan Short
Emily Taylor
Patrick Watson
Active Reserve
Total: 3
Gregory Bacon
Corey Jones
Michael O`Kelly
Long Service
Total: 21
Phillip Ashworth
Michael Bacon
Jase Bean
Michael Boulton
Ben Canniffe
Rhett Collie
Daniel Creedy
James Creedy
Iain Duncan
Daniel Dwyer
Adam Hammersley
Ross Hardcastle
John Keller
Gregory Kent
Peter Laydon
Alan Macklin
Sean McMahon
Kirsten Phillips
Barbara Seaward
Craig Spender
Clifford Wirz
Award Member
Total: 11
Brodie Cambourne
Jamie Coogan
Ronald Davidson OAM
Jacqueline Fyten
Wendy Hall
Jo-Anne McDonald
Susan McDonald
Jeannine Meijer
Vivienne Ohl
Elizabeth Pressick
Andrew Stewart
Past Active
Total: 23
Amy Blokkeerus
Karen Bray
Alfio Cemeljic
Bryan Costigan
Nicole Creedy
Cathy Dick
Kerri Dick
Timothy Dwyer
Selena Fisk
Bryce Hertslet
Keagan Hoskin
Peter Hoogvliet
Peter Maitland
Robert Maitland
John Mccahon
Melissa McDonald
Colin Myers
Andrew Richards
Judith Robertson
Nick Spillane
Barry Thomas
Darryl Webster
Brendan Welch
Associate
Total: 176
Susan Adams
Elizabeth Anderson
Graham Andrews
Nancy Andrews
Tyrone Andrews
Clint Antoniolli
Nicole Antoniolli
Daniel Ashby
Leith Ashby
Justine Ashworth
Scott Bailey
Hayley Bassett
Timothy Bassett
Christine Bates
Carly Bell
Grant Benson
Andre Berge
Tenille Biggs
Suzanne Bishop
Kay Blokkeerus
Michelle Bounty
Anne Bourke
Chris Brearley
Jill Brearley
Kate Broadbent
Craig Browning
Annual Report Season 2012-2013 Membership Analysis– Listed Categories
Belynda Buck
Sandra Callaghan
Lou Canov
Amanda Cartwright
Timothy Cartwright
Maki Cemeljic
Glen Christiansen
Julie Collins-Moore
Jonathon Constance
John Conway
Rachael Cook
Jane Cowin
Corey Dahm
Rebecca Dahm
Mike Dart
Lou Day-Lewis
Katrina De Clara
Shane de Koster
Cheryl de Malmanche
Peter Delaney
Wendy Delaney
Cameron Dickie
Anne Duncan
Nicholas Dutton
Margaret Dwyer
Yvonne Feeley
Baie Ferguson
Libby Ferguson
Nicola Field
Rhonda Fisher
Gayle Gaffney
Jodie Gallagher
Patrick Gardiner
Christopher Goninon
Pamela Gosbell-Smith
Wendy Graves
Terence Green
Peter Hall
Adele Hamilton
Alan Hamilton
Jacki Harle
Naomi Harris
Nicole Hazelwood
Julie Helion
John Hellawell
Madonna Hensley
Kylie Hirst
Debbie Hoogvliet
Lisa Howlett
Chris Hudson
Julie Hudson
Dean Hume
Shona Hume
Mark Innes
Gary Jones
Linda Kearney
Karen Kelly
Michael Kelly
Tania Kennedy
Thomas Kennedy
Julie Ker
Cassandra Kilminster
Andrew King
Kate King
Aaron Kong
Nicolaas Kossen
Anna Lee
Martin Leigh
Andrew Lowe
Brett Magnussen
Karen Magnussen
Frances Maitland
Megan Mash
Stuart Mash
Dean McCluskey
Robyn McCluskey
Darren McGaughran
Penny McGaughran
Patricia McKean
Bryan Meri
Anthony Milne
Leanne Mortimer
Carly Muller
Kelly Murphy
Simone Nicholson
Elliott O`Brien
Kristy O`Neil
Rebecca O`Sullivan
Eliezer Oren
Anna Overton
Marie Pettit
William Pettit
Christine Phillips
Christine M Phillips
Cate Pleass
Alex Powell
Donna Powell
Romolo Pugliese
Cheree Ray
Kelli Ready
Paul Ready
Julieanne Richards
Rochelle Richters
Dale Rimmington
Craig Roberts
Sarah Roberts
Elizabeth Robertson
Vivian Ronlund
Margot Rousell
Craig Russell
David Ryan
Denise Ryan
Bradley Sanders
Lachlan Sanders
Peta Sanders
Christopher Schostakowski
Laurelle Schostakowski
Tracey Sheehan
Jennifer Singleton
Mark Singleton
46
OUR MEMBERS //
Cindy Slavin
William Smith
Leslie Steers
Brendan Sutherland
Tania Sutherland
Liz Sweet
Ann-Maree Taylor
Matthew Taylor
Nova Thomas
Tino Toraya
Fiona Tottman
Mervyn Tottman
Nicola Traynor
Stephen Traynor
Kirsten Twidale
Andrew Ubrihien
Lisa Walton
Rick Walton
Camille Warren
David Warren
Aaron Watson
Diane Watson
Barry Weatherall
Amanda Wells
Alison Wheeler
Shane Will
Donna Williams
Amanda Woods
Lindsay Woods
Nikki Woods
Junior Activities
Under 6
Total: 16
Addison Biggs
Mikayla Dahm
Mabel Dart
Sienna Dutton
James Gardiner
Jesse Ingram
Nicolaas Kossen
James Leigh
Benjamin Mash
Ema Pettit
Charlotte Powell
Cleo Richards
Benjamin Sollars
Cooper Sutherland
Jay Thompson
Eva Toraya
Under 7
Total: 21
Sky Antoniolli
Demi Ashby
Eva Ashworth
Finnlea Barlow
Isobelle Bevan
Samuel Bevan
Oscar Bourke
Alice Dart
Hayley Dickie
Ingo Kelly
Soren Kelly
Hayley King
James McCluskey
Amber Phillips
Max Powell
Matilda Ready
Lucia Richards
Xara Richters
Jade Smart
Sophie Taylor
Georgie Williams
Under 8
Total: 29
Max Bailey
Jess Bassett
Marley Biggs
Olivia Bourke
Laura Callaghan
Eliza Dahm
Roman De Clara
Sam Dickie
Bianca Donnellan
Jade Garinder
Robert Harris
Tate Hume
Sarie Lombard
Sophie Magnussen
Benjamin McGaughran
Dylan Milner
Byron Phillips
Mitchell Russell
Isaac Ryan
Griffin Schostakowski
Joshua Sheppard
Zara Slavin
Jayden Smith
Taylor Sutherland
Lily Taylor
Charlie Traynor
Jessica Ubrihien
Hanry Warren
Jaylen Watson
Under 9
Total: 32
William Ashworth
Lily Bailey
Hannah Bevan
Mia Cartwright
Ben Cross
Lillian Dart
Liam Gallagher
Annabelle Goninon
Indiana Gosbell-Smith
Finn Hellawell
Emily Hirst
Uma Kelly
David King
Samara Lee
Matthew Magnussen
Amy Meri
Charlotte Meri
Parker O’Neill
Grace Ready
Noah Richards
Flynn Ronlund
Brianna Smart
Jazmin-Lee Sollars
Dafydd Thomas
Cassidy Thomson
Harrison Twidale
Zac Walton
Lachlan Watson
Finlay Wells
Alicia Woods
Eliza Woods
Under 10
Total: 32
Oisin Andrews
Kya Antoniolli
William Bassett
Alexis Boyd
Claudia Browning
Lucinda Browning
William Cartwright
Trevor Cemeljic
Owen Christiansen
Gemma Cowin
Leonard De Clara
Tori Dutton
Lachlan Feeley
Lucy Gallagher
Bridget Hellawell
Piper Hertslet
Angus Hudson
Bronte Hume
Charlotte Ker
Ayva Kong
Nicholas Mash
Eliska Pettit
Charlie Punter
Ethan Ryan
Hamish Singleton
Marcus Smart
Alice Traynor
Hollie Twidale
Holly Ubrihien
Sam Walton
Elizabeth Warren
Under 11
Total: 20
Cooper Benson
Madeline Brearley
Tara Fissenden
Ella Gaffney
Flynn Graves
Georgia Harle
Benjamin Kennedy
Lauren McCluskey
Alanna Murphy
Hunter O’Sullivan
Noam Oren
Chloe Ray
Tom Rimmington
Gabrielle Roberts
Kristian Russell
Matthew Sanders
Neason Sheehan
Jacob Smith
Aiden Will
Emma Woods
47
OUR MEMBERS //
Under 12
Total: 21
Daniel Bounty
William Cache
Aidan Feely
Jack Gaffney
Simon Hamilton
Max Hellion
Lily Hensley
Grace Hudson
Eliza Langby
Karla Lowe
Oliver Mash
Elliott McKean
Emma McKean
Liam O’Kelly
Noelle Puglisi
Cullum Sanders
Darcy Schostakowski
Angus Singleton
April Sweet
Dane Tottman
Audrey Warren
Under 13
Total: 28
Joel Berge
Alexandra Browning
Sacha Cartwright
Kamala Cemeljic
Charlotte Ferguson
Jack Fissenden
Lily Graves
Jade Heugh-Field
Kirby Hume
Alex Innes
Marc Kearney
Mary-Ann Kossen
Zion Martin
Olivia McCluskey
Jacob McGaughran
Barryjoseph McLeod
Bella Moore
Tigerlily Ray
Brock Roberts
Conner Robertson
Summer-Lily Harris
Benjamin Lister
Harrison Mash
Harrison Murphy
Lachlan Nicholson
Jared Pascoe
Benjamin Sheppard
Tibor Van Maas
Under 14
Total: 17
Michael Andrews
Nicola Bates
Chloe Bounty
Sophie Conway
Kieran Delaney
Jesse Duncan
Thomas Ferguson
Alfie Green
Xavier Hamilton
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1 Spender lane Kings Beach, Caloundra 4551
Ph. 5491 1081 Fax. 5492 5730
[email protected]
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