The Volunteer Surf Life Saving 2023-2024 Season finishes next Sunday April 28, having started on September 23 2023, with thousands of local surf club members keeping visitors and residents on local beaches safe over the past 7 months.
With more than 1.4 million hours volunteered by surf lifesavers on patrol every year, their actions are estimated to have contributed $1.6 billion economic value to the Australian community during the 2023/24 summer alone.
On March 1 2024 Surf Life Saving Australia CEO Adam Weir said: “Beaches around the country are busiest during Summer, with our surf lifesavers and lifeguards increasing their hours and services across Christmas, New Years, Australia Day as well as school holidays periods to meet the demand.
“Volunteer surf lifesavers also save more lives over Summer than any other time of the year.'' Surf Life Saving Australia CEO Adam Weir said
“Surf Life Saving Australia is grateful to all surf lifesavers and lifeguards who collectively have performed 5,176 rescues and 1,363,588 preventative actions, returning so many loved ones to their family and friends.
That number would have risen since March 1.
Surf sports allows surf lifesavers to practice and hone the skills used to save people on the beach and in the water. With disciplines such as Board Rescue, First Aid, Single Ski, Beach Sprint or 1- to 2k runs, Rescue Tube Relays, Surf Boat rowing, the First Aid Competition, Champion Patrol and the most prestigious of surf events – the Ironman and Ironwoman, all aspects of what surf lifesavers learn and undertake are included.
An IRB surf sports calendar of events takes place over Winter as these vital part of the lifesaver equipment are used throughout the Season and, more and more, as part of rescues and support during weather emergency events for evacuations.
Traditional events such as the March Past and R&R are making a comeback with an increased number of competitors taking part over the last couple of seasons and once again Collaroy SLSC has proved to be among the best at the March Past competitions this Season, as have the next generation of Mona Vale SLSC's members.
Although many of these surf sport disciplines are practised during Youth, Open and Masters carnivals within the the SLS Sydney Northern Beaches Branch Season over Spring and Summer, and thousands take part in the Surf Life Saving NSW State championships, the annual Australian Surf Life Saving Championships, the ‘Aussies’, is the one most members want to take part in at least once, or as much as they can, year after year.
The Aussies is as much about reinforcing the core focus of surf sports as it is standing yourself beside all others across Australia to see how well you can do. The Aussies brings members from Australia's 314 Surf Clubs to compete in more than 480 beach and ocean events, and makes stronger that camaraderie that stretches right along all Australian coasts simply through thousands of people from surf clubs all over the country coming together.
Run at the end of the Season, the best and brightest from local surf clubs have shone on this national stage, bringing home a bagful of gold, silver and bronze medals from the 2024 Australian Youth, Masters and Open Surf Life Saving Championships on the Sunshine Coast.
Results for those from our area show the strength and ability of local clubs being able to fulfil their commitment to looking after those on their beaches. Placings were made across most disciplines, including excelling in some age divisions. For example, in the 60-64 yrs Male Surf Race, Dave Bredeson, Freshwater, won the gold, fellow Freshwater member John de Mestre, took the silver and Tim Gates, Narrabeen, rounded out the trifecta by winning the bronze. Freshwater won the 170 yrs Male Surf Teams Final as well with Dave Bredeson, John de Mestre and John Landells leaving most in their wake.
Mona Vale SLSC's Lise Layard, Kristyn Monnock and Sophie Stokes won the gold in both the 150 yrs min Single Ski Relay and the Taplin. Mona Vale's Lisa Critoph, Lise Layard and Kristyn Monnock also took gold in the 170 yrs Taplin. Kristyn and Sophie won the silver in the Female Board Rescue and won medals in individual events - in fact, every event Kristyn went in accounted for a medal for this outstanding Masters Athlete.
Mona Vale's Team A; Lisa Critoph, Kristyn Monnock and Lise Layard. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
Manly, which has a large Masters Team, also excelled, while Newport's Ted Smithies again won gold in the 70-74 Beach Sprint and the Warriewood Sandmen; Glen Bauder, Adam Gee, Ben Hargy and Christopher Macdonald, won the gold yet again in the men's relay, along with individual medals in beach sprints.
Manly, North Curl Curl, and Newport athletes featured among the Youth water and sand events placings, indicating local surf clubs are looking after the next generation as well.
Palm Beach SLSC's Puddles crew of Chloe Driver, Chloe Brunker, Zoe Elliot and Madeleine Julliard with Boat Captain Peter Spence as sweep won gold, completing a whole Season of back to back wins. Surely the success story of the Surf Boat Season for local crews.
The Collaroy Cannons took silver in the U19 girls and Mona Vale's McChicks rounded out another trifecta by winning the bronze. In the U19 boys South Curl Curl's Dribblers won the gold, nicely rounding out a great season for them. Mona Vale's men's junior crew, the Muppets, also made the final and finished 5th, gaining their club points.
To complement these skills, the Open Male 5 Person R&R was won by the Freshwater team of Sebastian Di Sano, Ian Donald, Patrick Kiely, Christopher Tyrrell and Hugo Weston.
PBSLSC's Puddles win gold at Aussies and gold all Season. Photo: Malcolm Trees
The South Curl Curl Dribblers: Levi Welsh, Rob Lowery, Cody Kearney, Zane Mcgregor, Sam Merry. Photo: Malcolm Trees.
Open Male 5 Person R&R: gold for Freshwater. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
Ultimately, those who travelled to Queensland's Sunshine Coast to represent their local clubs were 'having a go', even without a visit to the podium. They were joining in with meeting up with their peers and listening to and learning about their experiences in the surf lifesaving movement - all of which makes for a better club when they return home to share that knowledge with those who stayed put to fulfil the last Patrols of the Season.
This year an 'all in' Profile results list for all those who travelled north to take part in the 2024 Australian Youth, Masters and Open Surf Life Saving Championships, many of them taking all family members with them.
However, along with all those who came in the first 6 across the line in Finals, winning points for their club, those who 'had a go' in the Youth and Masters disciplines are also listed this year.
As surf life saving has creating great Australians as a core value and encouraging people to become all they can, it's good to remember that having a go can be more important than getting a go. If you try, you're already a winner, even if you don't win points or a medal. If you keep trying you are definitely giving yourself a go to do better than last time and bound to learn more, pick up new skills, and meet like-minded people along the way. So 'having a go' gets into the records here as well.
People outside the movement wonder how points are won and tallied.
SLSA states, for Aussies, the point score awarded for each Champion Club, within each event’s age category, is 6 points for 1st place, down to 1 point for 6th place. If, when the Championships have concluded, there is a tied point score, the Club with the most 1st placings will be declared the winner. Failing this, the Club with the most 2nd placings to 6th placings respectively will be taken into account to determine a winner. If, after this procedure there is no single winner, then the point score will be declared a tie and dual trophies will be presented.
Youth and Masters results do not contribute to the overall point score and there is no point score tally for the Youth Championships.
Surf Life Saving New South Wales reported:
More than 1,500 competitors from across the country descended on Maroochydore, Alexandra Headland, and Mooloolaba to kick off the Championships, with many NSW athletes looking to continue their excellent form from State Championships just under a month ago at Manly.
Josh Clark of Manly LSC were among those who went from missing the podium entirely at State to winning their event at Aussies – doing so in the U14 Male Board and the U13 Male Flags, respectively.
On the Manly club, perhaps the performers of the Championships – certainly from a NSW perspective – were Henry Whitehead and Jacob Chalmers. The pair picked up three Aussies gold medals in the team events on Sunday; one with just the two of them in the U13/14 Male Board Rescue, one with Thomas McMurty in the U13/14 Board Relay, and one with McMurty and Dylan Seymour in the U13/14 Cameron Relay.
Other results of note included Jocelyn Melbourn and Jack Stewart’s wins for North Curl Curl SLSC in the U13 Female Surf Race and U15 Male Iron, respectively, while Lisa Derz of Newport SLSC won the U14 Female Surf Race and Scarlett Hoer of North Cronulla won the U15 Female Flags.
The 2024 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships continued with the Masters Championships followed by Open athletes hitting the water for the first of five days of their competition.
Surf Life Saving Australia reported:
Day one of the 2024 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships began on the Sunshine Coast today (April 13), with the next generation of surf life savers taking to the sand and the surf at Maroochydore, Mooloolaba and Alexandra Headland.
The first day of the competition saw Youth competitors aged U13 – U15 compete in the individual events – board race, surf race, ironman, ironwoman as well as beach sprints, relays and rescue and resuscitation events.
Surf Life Saving Australia National Sport Manager Wayne Druery said: “It’s fantastic – first day of Aussies, the first of nine days, we kick off with our Youth Championships, under 13s, under 14s, under 15s racing on the beautiful Sunshine Coast, it’s great to be here.
“Last time we were here in 2021 we had just over 6000 competitors and this time we’ve topped up over the 8000 mark. It just shows you how healthy surf sports is at the moment.
“We have seen some great racing all the way from under 13s to 75+ with plenty of superstars as well as rising stars of the future,” he said.
For many of the youth competitors, this is their first experience at an Aussies, a chance to race against interstate nippers.
Her older brothers Noah and Conner Maggs have enjoyed Aussies success in recent years, and today, April 14, it was Sadie’s turn to stand atop of the dias. Maggs teamed up with her Newport clubmates to take out gold in the U14/15 Female Board Relay.
“I have a lot of confidence in my first and last paddler, so I did think we had a good shot coming into Aussies this year, it feels really great to get the win here.
“The surf is pretty good today, the waves are a bit messy but clean, perfect conditions for us.
“I have been needing to work on my starts for a while now and have been training really hard on them and I just really went for it and got our clean then just hammered it out around the cans and managed to come in with a nice gap,” she said.
And then it was the Masters turn;
Over 2000 surf lifesavers aged between 30 and 87 took part in the 2024 Australian Masters Championships over the last two days. These volunteer surf lifesavers showcased their skills and renewed nation-wide friendships at the annual competition on the Sunshine Coast.
With board riding events still to be held on Friday, Bondi SBLSC currently leads the overall point score, ahead of host club Mooloolaba and local rivals North Bondi.
Club mates banded together in the team events on day two of the Masters Championships, for some it was their first time competing together and for others it was a chance to reunite.
Former Nutri-Grain IronMan Series star Matt Poole made his Masters Championships debut, racing for his original club Queenscliff SLSC, alongside his dad Ian Poole.
“It was sort of last minute – my dad was racing with two of his teammates in Queenscliff and one of them got injured. So I got the last minute call up only a few weeks ago and here we are,” Matt said.
For Matt, it’s not only a chance to race with his dad but alongside some old rivals from his professional career.
“I’ve seen a few of the old boys that I used to race against Nathan Smith, Wes Berg,” Matt said.
“I went out for a paddle before and Smithy was joking saying you’re not allowed to warm up, that’s not how Masters works. It’s a good, fun little vibe and like dad said it’s cool to race together,” he said.
For a family that has grown up around surf life saving, Ian said it’s great to still see his son involved in not only the sport, but the movement.
“It means a lot – you look back to when he (Matt) started, he was six in the nippers,” Ian said.
“One of the best things…I’ll never forget we were at Currumbin going to do a Nutri-Grain event and he went and saved a little girl who was disappearing around the rocks.
“It just goes to show that you’re still a lifesaver at heart no matter what and it’s always very, very important to give back to the community. We’re not just running around paddling boards,” he said.
Competing at her first Aussies, Olivia Burmester from Manly won gold in Female 30-34 2km Beach Run. Olivia moved to Australia from Denmark two years ago, and has found a new community at her local surf life saving club.
“I’ve never won a gold medal before. This is my first Aussies, so I’m very excited,” Burmester said.
“I moved to Australia two years ago, joined the surf club. I did a bit of surf life surfing back in Denmark two years ago, but it’s not the same.
“Just so much fun out there. I love that a lot of it’s about the technique as well, but people are very supportive. Coming from a lot of countries, this has been the best way of just getting part of the local society and community. So I’m really grateful for the friendships,” she said.
Newport SLSC (NSW) comfortably took out the U19 Male Double Ski for the third consecutive year, with Bailey Clues and Maguire Reid bringing it home for Newport on the first day of the Open Championships, Wednesday April 17.
“We love our ski family. It’s pretty awesome. Newport has got this race three times in a row now, so it’s pretty special,” Bailey said.
“[Maguire] is just the powerhouse of it. He tells me what to do, gives me some good calls and I can feel him in the back for sure.
“We want to say thank you to our coaches, parents, family, friends, everyone who supports us, especially our coaches for pushing us over the line.”
Adaptive Competition bring new participants to the Aussies
On Saturday April 20, for the first time in Aussies history, Adaptive Competition was introduced allowing athletes from all abilities to take part in the competition.
40 athletes took part in events across beach sprints, flags, swim, board and wading, with the crowd at Mooloolaba getting into the spirit of the event.
Michael Rowlands from Inclusive Sport Design has worked with SLSA to develop the program designed to support athletes.
“There are a whole bunch of inclusive practices that have been put into the Aussies, some of them are infrastructure things like beach mats on the sand for wheelchair access, we have sensory/quiet areas for people who might need that and we’ve also helped educate officials,” he said.
2008 Paralympic swimmer Rhiannon Smith, was thrilled to be taking part in the inaugural Adaptive Competition. A team manager with Tannum Sands SLSC, she had her nipper son on hand as her team manager for the Aussies.
“It feels amazing to be part of the first ever Aussies Adaptive competition. My journey in Surf Life Saving started with my son getting involved in green caps [nippers]… and I just saw the amazing achievements he was doing and started helping out in the club, then did my SRC, did my bronze and then this amazing opportunity came up with the adaptive events and here we are.
“I’m so happy to be a representative of the adaptive community. We need events like this and all of the competitors here to show future generations what we can be – because you can’t be what you can’t see,” she said.
This year surf lifesavers from New Zealand clubs have competed in some events – along with a member of a club in Japan!
Wet and wild conditions greeted competitors for Super Sunday of the Aussies, which capped off nine days of racing on the Sunshine Coast with more than 8,100 competitors from around the country taking part.
The Ironman podium was an all New South Wales affair, with Daniel Collins, known as ‘Dan the Man’ (Redhead SLSC), on top ahead of former Australian Ironman champion Kendrick Louis (Manly SLSC) and Charlie Verco (Newport SLSC).
Newport’s Pipi Te Pania and Olivia Clues dominated the U17 water events with Te Pania claiming seven medals, including three gold with Clues capturing four gold and one silver.
Newport once again claimed second on the open pointscore as well as winning the U17 pointscore, the handicap pointscore and Newport’s Pipi Te Pania claimed the coveted Female Athlete of the Carnival.
2024 saw the first time that Aussies included adaptive events and Newport’s Ryan Murphy competed and won gold in the Wade and silver in the Flags and Beach Sprint.
photos by and courtesy SLS NSW/SLSA
Gold coast Aussies in 2025
Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA) is pleased to announce that the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships will return to the Gold Coast, Queensland in 2025. They will run from 29th March to 6th April and be hosted by North Kirra and Tugun Surf Life Saving Clubs.
SLSA CEO Adam Weir said: “We are looking forward to going back to the Gold Coast in 2025, it is a place that has many great memories and historic moments for surf lifesaving competitors all across the country.
“It is a great location and venue to host an event of this size that only gets bigger each year and we hope that 2025 will be our biggest yet.
“We would like to thank the Queensland Government through Tourism and Events Queensland and Experience Gold Coast for supporting this event and as well as North Kirra and Tugun Surf Life Saving Clubs who will host this event in 2025.”
The 2024 Aussies were held on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland at Alexandra Headland SLSC, Maroochydore SLSC and Mooloolaba SLSC and began on 13 and ran until 21 April 2024. All results from the Aussies 2024 water, beach and surf board riding events are updated live at at www.liveheats.com/slsa
The list of local participants and results runs below.
Adaptive Competition photo by and courtesy SLS NSW/SLSA
2024 Australian Surf Life Saving Youth Championships
All results at: https://liveheats.com/events/230324
13 - 14 APRIL 2024
U15 Female Surf Race : Final
10: Charli Barbour, Newport
13: Alannah Paul, Newport
14: Abigail Capell, Newport
Also representing their club: Kasey Bolt; North Curl Curl, Charlotte Walker; North Steyne, Sophie Stacker; Manly, Eva Haughton; Manly,
U14 Female Surf Race: Final
1: Lisa Derz, Newport – Medal
5: Sophie Clues, Newport
8: Sadie Maggs, Newport
9: Matilda Young, Newport
Also representing their club: Cleo Maubourguet; Manly,
And; Maia Symes, Omanu Beach (NZ).
U13 Female Surf Race: Final
1: Jocelyne Melbourn, North Curl Curl - Medal
17: Evie Davis, North Curl Curl
23: Genevieve Lawrence, Mona Vale
24: Grace Lawry, North Curl Curl
Also representing their club: Matilda Dillon; Queenscliff, Isla Jordan; Manly, Misha Yawata-Ibadulla; Queenscliff, Anika Humphreys; Freshwater
U15 Male Surf Race: Final
19: Thomas Northcote, Manly
30: Jack Stewart, North Curl Curl
Also representing their club: Luka Gordon; Manly, Tyler Brown; North Curl Curl, Charlie Colwell; Manly, Danny King; Newport, Jack Richardson; Newport
U14 Male Surf Race: Final
2: Jacob Chalmers, Manly – Medal
5: Thomas Shrivell, Newport
7: Henry Whitehead, Manly
15: Thomas McMurtry, Manly
Also representing their club: Austin Nicholson; Manly, Dylan Seymour; Manly, Thomas Crofton; North Steyne, Thomas McMurtry; Manly, Kody Burrows; North Steyne, Jack Woodrow; Newport, Kai Byrne; North Curl Curl, Rory Pennie; North Steyne
U13 Male Surf Race: Final
3: Harrison Ayer, Freshwater – Medal
20: Samuel Northcote, Manly
27: Saxon Goodwin, Manly
U15 Male Board Race
No finalists from the peninsula for this event in this age division event.
Also representing their club: Luka Gordon; Manly
U14 Male Board Race: Final
3: Jacob Chalmers, Manly – Medal
6: Henry Whitehead, Manly
Also representing their club: Austin Nicholson; Manly, Thomas Crofton; North Steyne
U13 Male Board Race: Final
Felix Stephens, North Steyne
Also representing their club: Saxon Goodwin; Manly, Harvey Collins; North Steyne, Reuben Te Pania; North Curl Curl,
U15 Female Board Race: Final
10: Charli Barbour, Newport
Also representing their club: Abigail Capell; Newport, Alannah Paul; Newport, Kasey Bolt; North Curl Curl, Eva Haughton; Manly
U14 Female Board Race: Final
12: Sophie Clues, Newport
Also representing their club: Lisa Derz; Newport, Matilda Young; Newport,
U13 Female Board Race: Final
4: Evie Davis, North Curl Curl
Also representing their club: Grace Lawry; North Curl Curl, Orla King; Manly, Alannah Toouli; Manly, Isla Jordan; Manly, Willow McLeod; Manly, Olivia Wilson; North Curl Curl, Chiara Dinnie; North Curl Curl, Emily Jones; North Curl Curl
U15 Female Beach Flags: Final
30: Alessandra Rounsley, Queenscliff
U14 Female Beach Flags: Final
21: Aria Girven, North Curl Curl
25: Bonnie Lehman, Avalon Beach
U13 Female Beach Flags: Final
28: Isabelle Davies, Queenscliff
65: Emma Kramer, Queenscliff
71: Audrey Reid, Queenscliff
74: Anika Humphreys, Freshwater
U15 Male Beach Flags: Final
12: Oliver Sanbrook, North Curl Curl
U14 Male Beach Flags: Final
48: Finn Bailey, North Curl Curl
U13 Male Beach Flags: Final
1: Joshua Clark, Manly – Medal
U13 Male Beach Sprint: Final
5: Jake Burke, South Curl Curl
6: Joshua Clark, Manly
U15 Female Beach Sprint
Also representing their club: Alessandra Rounsley; Queenscliff
U14 Female Beach Sprint
Also representing their club: Chanelle Humel; South Curl Curl
U13 Female Beach Sprint
Also representing their club: Audrey Reid; Queenscliff, Emma Kramer; Queenscliff
U13/U14 Mixed Beach Relay
Quarterfinal; North Curl Curl Team A - Charlie Burton, Lachlan Hobbs, Chiara Dinnie, Kirrily Sims
U13 & U14 Female Beach Relay
Quarterfinal Heats;
Queenscliff Q Team Red - Giselle Da Rocha, Isabelle Davies, Matilda Dillon, Emma Kramer
Queenscliff Q Team Blue - Tully Hurley, Alice Keating, Taylor Krieger, Audrey Reid
North Curl Curl Team A - Aria Girven, Chiara Dinnie, Kirrily Sims, Olivia Wilson
U14 & U15 Female Cameron Relay: Final
3: Newport Team A - Charli Barbour, Abigail Capell, Alannah Paul, Sarah Song - Medal
U13 & U14 Female Cameron Relay: Final
3: Newport Team A - Sophie Clues, Lisa Derz, Sadie Maggs, Matilda Young - Medal
Also representing their club:
North Curl Curl Team A (Semi-finalists) - Evie Davis, Aria Girven, Jocelyne Melbourn, Kirrily Sims
Manly Team A (Semi-finalists) - Isla Jordan, Orla King, Cleo Maubourguet, Harper Roberts
North Curl Curl Team B (Semi-finalists) - Chiara Dinnie, Emily Jones, Olivia Wilson, Emma Windsham
U14 & U15 Male Cameron Relay: Final
4: North Curl Curl Team A - Tyler Brown, Oliver Sanbrook, Jack Stewart, Finn Bailey
9: Newport Team A - Danny King, Jack Richardson, Thomas Shrivell, Jack Woodrow
Also representing their club:
Manly TEAM A (Semi-fialists) - Charlie Colwell, Tom Emmott Bennett, Luka Gordon, Thomas Northcote
U13 & U14 Male Cameron Relay: Final
1: Manly TEAM A - Jacob Chalmers, Dylan Seymour, Thomas McMurtry, Henry Whitehead – Medal
8: North Steyne Team A - Kody Burrows, Harvey Collins, Thomas Crofton, Rory Pennie
Also representing their club: Manly TEAM B (Semi-finalists) - Saxon Goodwin, Austin Nicholson, Samuel Northcote, Jasper Woolston
U14 & U15 Female Board Rescue
Semifinal heats
Manly TEAM A - Jessica Oakhill, Sophie Stacker
Newport Team A - Charli Barbour, Alannah Paul
Newport Team B - Abigail Capell, Sarah Song
Quarterfinal heats
North Steyne Stars - Sienna Omondi, Charlotte Walker
U13 & U14 Female Board Rescue: Final
2: Newport Team B - Sophie Clues, Lisa Derz - Medal
8: Manly team B - Isla Jordan, Alannah Toouli
Also representing their club:
Semifinal heats
North Curl Curl Team B - Jocelyne Melbourn, Emma Windsham
Newport Team A - Sadie Maggs, Matilda Young
Quarterfinal heats
Manly Team A - Chloe Gaudry, Cleo Maubourguet
North Curl Curl Team A - Evie Davis, Olivia Wilson
U14 & U15 Male Board Rescue: Final
4: North Curl Curl Team A - Tyler Brown, Jack Stewart
Semifinal heat
Manly Team A - Charlie Colwell, Luka Gordon
Quarterfinal heats
Newport Team A - Danny King, Jack Richardson
Manly Team B - Tom Emmott Bennett, Thomas Northcote
U13 & U14 Male Board Rescue: Final
1: Manly TEAM A - Jacob Chalmers, Henry Whitehead – Medal
8: Manly TEAM B - Thomas McMurtry, Austin Nicholson
Semifinal heats
North Steyne Team A - Kody Burrows, Thomas Crofton
Newport Team A - Thomas Shrivell, Jack Woodrow
Quarterfinal heats
North Curl Curl Team A - Dylan Darsley, Reuben Te Pania
North Curl Curl Team B - Charlie Burton, Kai Byrne
North Steyne Team B - Rory Pennie, Felix Stephens
North Steyne Team A - Kody Burrows, Thomas Crofton
Newport Team A - Thomas Shrivell, Jack Woodrow
U14 & U15 Female Board Relay: Final
1: Newport Team A - Charli Barbour, Alannah Paul, Sadie Maggs - Medal
Semifinal heats
Manly TEAM A - Eva Haughton, Jessica Oakhill, Sophie Stacker
U13 & U14 Female Board Relay: Final
4: Newport Team A - Sophie Clues, Lisa Derz, Matilda Young
Quarterfinal heats
North Curl Curl Team A - Evie Davis, Olivia Wilson, Emma Windsham
U14 & U15 Male Board Relay
Semifinal heats
Newport Team A - Danny King, Thomas Shrivell, Jack Richardson
Manly TEAM A - Charlie Colwell, Tom Emmott Bennett, Luka Gordon
U13 & U14 Male Board Relay: Final
1: Manly TEAM A - Jacob Chalmers, Thomas McMurtry, Henry Whitehead - Medal
9: North Steyne Team A - Kody Burrows, Thomas Crofton, Rory Pennie
Semifinal heats
North Curl Curl Team A - Kai Byrne, Dylan Darsley, Reuben Te Pania
Quarterfinal heats
Manly TEAM B - Saxon Goodwin, Dylan Seymour, Jasper Woolston
Queenscliff Q Team Red - Thomas Cuschieri, Ethan Ormond, Alby Rose
U14 & U15 Female 2 x 1km Beach Run Relay: Final
3: North Curl Curl Team A - Aria Girven, Ruby Koopman - Medal
U13 & U14 Female 2 x 1km Beach Run Relay: Final
6: Freshwater Team A - Amelia Mandalinic, Alexis Tague
16: Avalon Beach - Camilla Borges, Bonnie Lehman
23: Queenscliff Q Team Blue - Taylor Krieger, Zara Leonarda Boliaris
U14 & U15 Male 2 x 1km Beach Run Relay: Final
3: North Curl Curl Team A - Oliver Sanbrook, Harrison Wagland - Medal
U13 & U14 Male 2 x 1km Beach Run Relay: Final
19: North Curl Curl Team A - Charlie Burton, Lachlan Hobbs
U15 Female 2Km Beach Run: Final
6: Ruby Koopman, North Curl Curl
U14 Female 2Km Beach Run: Final
15: Bonnie Lehman, Avalon Beach
U13 Female 2Km Beach Run: Final
5: Amelia Mandalinic, Freshwater
8: Alexis Tague, Freshwater
10: Kirrily Sims, North Curl Curl
U15 Male 2Km Beach Run: Final
5: Harrison Wagland, North Curl Curl
7: Ewan Humphreys, Freshwater
U15 Ironwoman: Final
2: Charli Barbour, Newport – Medal
8: Alannah Paul, Newport
Semifinal heats
Kasey Bolt, North Curl Curl
Abigail Capell, Newport
Quarterfinal heats
Sarah Song, Newport
U14 Ironwoman: Final
3: Sophie Clues, Newport - Medal
5: Sadie Maggs, Newport
9: Lisa Derz, Newport
11: Matilda Young, Newport
U13 Ironwoman: Final
6: Evie Davis, North Curl Curl
Quarterfinal heats
Grace Lawry, North Curl Curl
Also representing their club: Isla Jordan; Manly, Willow McLeod; Manly, Olivia Wilson; North Curl Curl, Emma Windsham; North Curl Curl, Orla King; Manly
U15 Ironman: Final
1: Jack Stewart, North Curl Curl - Medal
18: Tyler Brown, North Curl Curl
Jack Stewart, North Curl Curl - 2024 U15 Ironman Champion
Semifinal heats
Luka Gordon, Manly
Quarterfinal heats
Ewan Humphreys, Freshwater
Danny King, Newport
Charlie Colwell, Manly
Jack Richardson, Newport
U14 Ironman: Final
3: Thomas Shrivell, Newport – Medal
4: Henry Whitehead, Manly
7: Jacob Chalmers, Manly
Quarterfinal heats
Kai Byrne, North Curl Curl
Austin Nicholson, Manly
Rory Pennie, North Steyne
Kody Burrows, North Steyne
Thomas McMurtry, Manly
U13 Ironman: Final
12: Reuben Te Pania, North Curl Curl
Semifinal heats
Harvey Collins, North Steyne
Felix Stephens, North Steyne
Harrison Ayer, Freshwater
Saxon Goodwin, Manly
Dylan Darsley, North Curl Curl
U14 & U15 Female Surf Teams: Final
3: Newport Team A - Charli Barbour, Abigail Capell, Alannah Paul, Sarah Song - Medal
Semifinal heats
Manly TEAM A - Chloe Gaudry, Eva Haughton, Jessica Oakhill, Sophie Stacker
U13 & U14 Female Surf Teams: Final
2: Newport Team A - Sophie Clues, Lisa Derz, Sadie Maggs, Matilda Young – Medal
6: North Curl Curl Team A - Evie Davis, Emily Jones, Grace Lawry, Jocelyne Melbourn
Quarterfinal heats
Manly TEAM A - Isla Jordan, Orla King, Cleo Maubourguet, Alannah Toouli
North Curl Curl Team B - Chiara Dinnie, Aria Girven, Olivia Wilson, Emma Windsham
U14 & U15 Male Surf Teams
Semifinal heats
Newport Team A - Danny King, Jack Richardson, Thomas Shrivell, Jack Woodrow
Quarterfinal heats
Manly TEAM A - Charlie Colwell, Luka Gordon, Mateus Martin, Thomas Northcote
U13 & U14 Male Surf Teams: Final
2: Manly TEAM A - Jacob Chalmers, Thomas McMurtry, Austin Nicholson, Henry Whitehead – Medal
Manly LSC Medallists- Photo: SLSNSW/SLSA
2024 Australian Surf Life Saving Surf Boat Championships
Congratulations to all SNB Finalists and place getters
U19 Men
🥇gold South Curl Curl Dribblers
Mona Vale Muppets 🟢⚪️ (5th)
Collaroy Butter Boys 🔴 (7th)
U19 Women
🥇gold Palm Beach Puddles
🥈silver Collaroy Cannons
🥉bronze Mona Vale McChicks
Freshwater Fender benders 🟣⚪️ (6th)
Avalon Beach HCMF’s Top 8
U23 Women
Collaroy Crusaders 🔴 - 🥈 silver in the Final
Palm Beach Peastmode 🟢 - 🥉 bronze in the Final
Palm Beach Pina Coladas 🟢 - 5th in the Final
Palm Beach Pretzels 🟢 - Top 8
Newport Stingers 🟣🟡 - Top 12
U23 Men
South Curl Curl Underdogs - 🥇gold in the Final
Palm Beach Phins 🟢 -🥉bronze in the Final
South Curl Curl Burley 🔵🟡⚪️ - 4th in the Final
Reserve Men
Palm Beach Padlocks 🟢 - 4th in the Final
Palm Beach Pelicans 🟢 - 5th in the Final
Queenscliff Reserve M-As 🔴🔵 - Top 12
Reserve Women
South Curl Curl 🔵🟡⚪️ - 🥇gold in the Final
Avalon Beach Chaos 🔴🟢⚪️ - 4th in the Final
Palm Beach Prerodactyls 🟢 - Top 12
Open Men
Queensie Open Mens 🔴🔵 - Top 8
North Curl Curl Gorgonites 🟡🟢 - Top 12
Open Women
South Curl Curl Shakers 🔵🟡⚪️ - 5th in the Final
Palm Beach Pirates 🟢 - Top 12
Avalon Beach SLSC's HCMF’s, the U19 female surf boat crew were through to the Top 8 at Aussies! Well done Eva Attwood, Molly Baczkowski, Alice Binns, Ruby Hume and Sweep, Pete Carter.
More exciting news from the Aussies as CHAOS, Avalon Beach SLSC's Reserve Female crew of Tara Neasmith, Laura Baierl, Sophie Valentine, Sophie Holmes and Sweep, Nathan Wellings, made the Aussie Finals!
Good job SNB - Well done!
Team Navy ASRL: SPOTTED - BOATIES STUDYING
Monday April 22 2024 - Two young rowers from Long Reef Lionesses and Castaways aren’t slowing down. Even after Aussies, they’re hitting the books at the airport. Boaties with big ambitions!
Results courtesy Alex Salier Wymer and Team Navy ASRL - Photos by Malcom Trees:
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2024 Australian Surf Life Saving Masters Championships
All results at: https://liveheats.com/events/230322
15 - 16 APRIL 2024
110 yrs min Female Single Ski Relay: Final
3: Manly Team A - Julia Bell, Melanie-Jane Brock, Rachel Crerar – Medal
110 yrs min Female Surf Teams: Final
1: Manly TEAM A - Julia Bell, Rachel Crerar, Florence Epper - Medal
6: Manly Team B - Melanie-Jane Brock, Olivia Burmester, Jenna McDonald
110 yrs min Female Taplin: Final
2: Manly Team A - Julia Bell, Rachel Crerar, Florence Epper – Medal
6: Manly Team B - Melanie-Jane Brock, Olivia Burmester, Jenna McDonald
110 yrs min Male Board Relay: Final
7: Manly Team B - Grant Ellison, Liam A Kelly, Benjamin Neighbour
13: Manly Team A - Robin Bell, Emanuel Freer, James Stewart
110 yrs min Male Single Ski Relay: Final
9: Manly Team A - David Cansdell, Ronnie Dalsgaard, Emanuel Freer
110 yrs min Male Surf Teams: Final
5: Manly TEAM A - Ronnie Dalsgaard, Liam A Kelly, Mark Seymour
9: Manly Team B - Geoffrey Crozier, Benjamin Neighbour, Craig Hood
110 yrs min Male Taplin: Final
5: Manly Team A - Grant Ellison, Benjamin Neighbour, Liam A Kelly
130 yrs min Female Board Relay: Final
6: Queenscliff Queensie Blue - Leishea Grant, Kelly Marsh, Amanda Whiteman
8: Manly Team A - Melanie-Jane Brock, Florence Epper, Kate Martin
Manly Team B - Olivia Burmester, Rebecca Crawford, Mari Notaras
130 yrs min Female Surf Teams: Final
9: Newport Team A - Julia Jones-Hughes, Janet Proudfoot, Louise Purnell
130 yrs min Female Taplin
Semifinal heats
Queenscliff Queensie Blue - Leishea Grant, Kelly Marsh, Amanda Whiteman
130 yrs min Male Board Relay: Final
2: Freshwater Team A - Ben Kirkby, John Landells, James Pendray – Medal
8: Narrabeen Narra B130 - Luke Alcock, Daylan Cameron, Tim Gates
Semifinal
Freshwater Team B - James Coates, Thomas Duffy, Paul Stormon
130 yrs min Male Single Ski Relay: Final
4: Manly Team A - Robin Bell, Grant Ellison, James Stewart
8: Freshwater Team A - Ben Kirkby, Michael Kirkby, Gaven Needham
Semifinal heats
Manly Team B - Antony Gilbert, Benjamin Neighbour, Mark Seymour
130 yrs min Male Taplin: Final
13: Manly Team A - Robin Bell, Ronnie Dalsgaard, Mark Seymour
Semifinal heats
Manly Team C - Geoffrey Crozier, Craig Hood, James Stewart
Narrabeen Narra B130 - Luke Alcock, Daylan Cameron, Tim Gates
140 yrs min Male Beach Relay: Final
3: Manly Team A - Emanuel Freer, Michael Gedz, Barrie Feldman, Michael Kember – Medal
150 yrs min Female Board Relay: Final
1: Mona Vale Team A - Lise Layard, Kristyn Monnock, Sophie Stokes – Medal
4: Newport Gold - Julia Jones-Hughes, Felicity Peters, Janet Proudfoot
150 yrs min Female Single Ski Relay: Final
1: Mona Vale Team A - Lise Layard, Kristyn Monnock, Sophie Stokes – Medal
5: Manly Team A - Rebecca Crawford, Andrean Duffy, Elizabeth Miller
150 yrs min Female Taplin: Final
7: Manly Team B - Jo-Anne Carmichael, Rebecca Crawford, Nicole Gorton
10: Newport Team A - Felicity Peters, Janet Proudfoot, Louise Purnell
13: Manly Team A - Andrean Duffy, Elizabeth Miller, Mari Notaras
150 yrs min Male Board Relay: Final
2: Newport Gold - Ashley Brown, Nick Carroll, Laurence McCoy – Medal
5: Queenscliff Team A - Peter Nankervis, Ian Poole, Matt Poole
7: Manly Team A - Raymond Ingle, Chris Morgan, Mark Seymour
10: North Curl Curl Team A - Saul Brown, Glenn Slater, Andrew Stuart
150 yrs min Male Single Ski Relay: Final
7: Mona Vale Team A - Peter Lever, Darren Marshall, Bryce Munro
Semifinal heats
North Curl Curl Team A - Saul Brown, Glenn Slater, Andrew Stuart
Freshwater Team A - Ben Chalmers, James Coates, James Pendray
150 yrs min Male Surf Teams
Semifinal heats
North Curl Curl Team A - Saul Brown, Michael Girven
150 yrs min Male Taplin: Final
8: Newport Gold - Stephen Ford, Luke Jones, Darren Warrener
10: Newport Maroon - Ashley Brown, Nick Carroll, Laurence McCoy
15: Queenscliff Team A - Peter Nankervis, Ian Poole, Matt Poole
Semifinal heats
Freshwater Team A - James Coates, Ben Chalmers, James Pendray
Freshwater Team B - Stephen Bennett, Thomas Duffy, Paul Stormon
170 yrs min Female Board Relay: Final
6: Manly Team B - Nicole Gorton, Elizabeth Miller, Kathryn Watts
8: Manly Team A - Jo-Anne Carmichael, Hilary Ingle, Merrilee Linegar
Palm Beach (NSW) Vixens - Karen Begg, Annabelle Chapman, Fiona Rae
170 yrs min Female Single Ski Relay: Final
5: Manly Team A - Christine Armour, Jo-Anne Carmichael, Hilary Ingle
7: Palm Beach (NSW) Vixens - Annabelle Chapman, Fiona Rae, Rosemary Shannon
170 yrs min Female Surf Teams: Final
6: Palm Beach (NSW) Vixens - Annabelle Chapman, Fiona Rae, Diane Van Ooi
9: Manly Team A - Rebecca Crawford, Hilary Ingle, Kathryn Watts
170 yrs min Female Taplin: Final
1: Mona Vale Team A - Lisa Critoph, Lise Layard, Kristyn Monnock – Medal
3: Palm Beach (NSW) vixens - Annabelle Chapman, Fiona Rae, Diane Van Ooi – Medal
Manly Team A - Christine Armour, Merrilee Linegar, Jocelyn Webb
170 yrs min Male Board Relay: Final
10: Dee Why Team A - Barry Marshall, Martin Quinn, Neill Smith
13: Newport Gold - Leonardo Pinheiro, Patrick Quinlan, Darren Warrener
Manly Team A - Antony Gilbert, Craig Hood, Anthony Vieceli
170 yrs min Male Single Ski Relay: Final
2: Manly Team A - Raymond Ingle, Chris Morgan, Anthony Vieceli – Medal
10: Narrabeen - Tony Haines, Dave Lawler, Peter Wells
Semifinal heats
Newport Gold - Glen Borg, Nick Carroll, Patrick Quinlan
Dee Why Team B - Barry Marshall, Martin Quinn, Neill Smith
Dee Why Team A - Geoffrey Crittle, Peter Hatfield, Wayne Weisse
Freshwater Team A - Stephen Bennett, Phillip Bird, John Landells
170 yrs min Male Surf Teams: Final
1: Freshwater Team A - Dave Bredeson, John de Mestre, John Landells – Medal
4: Newport Team A - Ashley Brown, Stephen Ford, Darren Warrener
8: Narrabeen Team A - Tim Gates, Tony Haines, Peter Wells
Semifinal heats
Freshwater Team B - James Pendray, James Coates, Paul Stormon
Newport Team B - Glen Borg, Nick Carroll, Patrick Quinlan
170 yrs min Male Taplin: Final
4: Manly Team A - Raymond Ingle, Chris Morgan, Anthony Vieceli
7: Freshwater Team B - Phillip Bird, Dave Bredeson, Gaven Needham
11: Freshwater Team A - John Landells, John de Mestre, Michael Kirkby
Semifinal heats
Newport Maroon - Glen Borg, Leonardo Pinheiro, Patrick Quinlan
Narrabeen Team A - Tony Haines, Dave Lawler, Peter Wells
200 yrs min Male Beach Relay: Final
1: Warriewood Warriewood Sandmen - Glen Bauder, Adam Gee, Ben Hargy, Christopher Macdonald – Medal
4: South Curl Curl Team A - Jason Howes, Quentin Osborn, Ian Sheppard, Jordi Skelton
7: Queenscliff Mens - Simon Dorahy, Jamie Grant, Nicholas Pace, David Shearsby
230 yrs min Female Beach Relay
1: Queenscliff Queensie Women - Kylie Antella, Kelly McFadden, Helen Molloy, Sukie Southern – Medal
30-34 yrs Female 2Km Beach Run
1: Olivia Burmester, Manly – Medal
30-34 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
4: Olivia Burmester, Manly
30-34 yrs Female Board Race
2: Rachel Crerar, Manly – Medal
9: Olivia Burmester, Manly
30-34 yrs Female Board Rescue
5: Manly Team A - Rachel Crerar, Florence Epper
30-34 yrs Female Double Ski
3: Manly Team A - Rachel Crerar, Florence Epper – Medal
30-34 yrs Female Ironperson
3: Rachel Crerar, Manly – Medal
30-34 yrs Female Single Ski
5: Rachel Crerar, Manly
30-34 yrs Female Surf Race
4: Rachel Crerar, Manly
7: Olivia Burmester, Manly
30-34 yrs Male 2Km Beach Run
7: Thomas Duffy, Freshwater
30-34 yrs Male Beach Flags: Final
3: Michael Kember, Manly – Medal
6: Luke Alcock, Narrabeen
30-34 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
1: Michael Kember, Manly – Medal
4: Luke Alcock, Narrabeen
30-34 yrs Male Board Race: Final
4: Ben Kirkby, Freshwater
13: Thomas Duffy, Freshwater
14: Benjamin Neighbour, Manly
15: Luke Alcock, Narrabeen
30-34 yrs Male Board Rescue: Final
7: Freshwater Team A - Ben Kirkby, Thomas Duffy
30-34 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
3: Freshwater Team A - Ben Kirkby, Michael Kirkby - Medal
6: Manly Team B - Emanuel Freer, Benjamin Neighbour
9: Manly Team A - Ronnie Dalsgaard, Liam A Kelly
Narrabeen - Luke Alcock, Peter Wells
30-34 yrs Male Ironperson
8: Benjamin Neighbour, Manly
30-34 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
9: Benjamin Neighbour, Manly
10: Luke Alcock, Narrabeen
30-34 yrs Male Surf Race: Final
10: Luke Alcock, Narrabeen
35-39 yrs Female Board Race
Semifinal heats
Sarah Lally, North Steyne
Katrina Westcar, Manly
35-39 yrs Female Board Rescue
Semifinal heats
North Steyne Angels - Erin Colwell, Sarah Lally
35-39 yrs Female Single Ski: Final
13: Sarah Lally, North Steyne
35-39 yrs Female Surf Race: Final
27: Katrina Westcar, Manly
35-39 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
2: Takuya Kato, Choshi Lifesaving Club (JPN)
7: Nicholas Pace, Queenscliff
35-39 yrs Male Board Race
Semifinal heats
Emanuel Freer, Manly
35-39 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
2: Manly Team A - David Cansdell, James Stewart – Medal
35-39 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
12: Emanuel Freer, Manly
13: David Cansdell, Manly
14: James Stewart, Manly
35-39 yrs Male Surf Race: Final
21: Geoffrey Crozier, Manly
40-44 yrs Female Beach Flags: Final
15: Michelle Sursok, Queenscliff
40-44 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
8: Michelle Sursok, Queenscliff
Quarterfinal heats
Kelly Marsh, Queenscliff
40-44 yrs Female Board Race: Final
9: Jenna McDonald, Manly
12: Kelly Marsh, Queenscliff
Semifinal heats
Julia Jones-Hughes, Newport
40-44 yrs Female Board Rescue: Final
3: Queenscliff Queensie Blue - Leishea Grant, Kelly Marsh – Medal
Semifinal heats
Newport Team A - Julia Jones-Hughes, Jillian Macintyre
40-44 yrs Male 2Km Beach Run: Final
12: Lachlan Pike, Dee Why
40-44 yrs Male Beach Flags: Final
1: Ross Langbein, North Bondi – Medal
2: Tristan Conn, Newport – Medal
40-44 yrs Male Beach Sprint
1: Ross Langbein, North Bondi – Medal
2: Tristan Conn, Newport – Medal
Semifinal heats
Lachlan Pike, Dee Why
40-44 yrs Male Ironperson: Final
11: Ronnie Dalsgaard, Manly
40-44 yrs Male Single Ski
Semifinal heats
Stephen Ford, Newport
Ronnie Dalsgaard, Manly
40-44 yrs Male Surf Race: Final
10: Ronnie Dalsgaard, Manly
45-49 yrs Female Beach Flags: Final
11: Kylie Antella, Queenscliff
45-49 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
5: Amanda Whiteman, Queenscliff
Semifinal heats
Kylie Antella, Queenscliff
45-49 yrs Female Board Race: Final
10: Julia Bell, Manly
11: Sophie Stokes, Mona Vale
Semifinal heats
Melanie-Jane Brock, Manly
Amanda Whiteman, Queenscliff
45-49 yrs Female Board Rescue: Final
2: Mona Vale Team A - Kristyn Monnock, Sophie Stokes – Medal
45-49 yrs Female Double Ski: Final
2: Manly Team A - Julia Bell, Melanie-Jane Brock – Medal
3: Mona Vale Team A - Kristyn Monnock, Sophie Stokes – Medal
45-49 yrs Female Ironperson: Final
1: Julia Bell, Manly – Medal
45-49 yrs Female Single Ski: Final
2: Julia Bell, Manly – Medal
3: Sophie Stokes, Mona Vale – Medal
45-49 yrs Female Surf Race: Final
21: Amanda Whiteman, Queenscliff
45-49 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
2: Christopher Macdonald, Warriewood – Medal
3: Ben Hargy, Warriewood – Medal
Quarterfinal heats
Quentin Osborn, South Curl Curl
Michael Girven, North Curl Curl
45-49 yrs Male Board Race: Final
11: Laurence McCoy, Newport
16: Mark Seymour, Manly
Semifinal heats
Laurence McCoy, Newport
45-49 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
6: Mona Vale Team A - Peter Lever, Bryce Munro
Semifinal heats
Manly Team A - Robin Bell, Grant Ellison
Freshwater Team A - Gaven Needham, Ben Chalmers
45-49 yrs Male Ironperson
Semifinal heats
Mark Seymour, Manly
Laurence McCoy, Newport
45-49 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
13: Gaven Needham, Freshwater
16: Bryce Munro, Mona Vale
Semifinal heats
Robin Bell, Manly
Quarterfinal heats
Laurence McCoy, Newport
50-54 yrs Female 2Km Beach Run: Final
2: Nicole Gorton, Manly – Medal
50-54 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
6: Kelly McFadden, Queenscliff
Semifinal heats
Jocelyn Webb, Manly
50-54 yrs Female Board Race: Final
2: Kristyn Monnock, Mona Vale- Medal
13: Elizabeth Miller, Manly
Semifinal heats
Rebecca Crawford, Manly
Nicole Gorton, Manly
Elizabeth Miller, Manly
Andrean Duffy, Manly
50-54 yrs Female Board Rescue: Final
8: Newport Team A - Felicity Peters, Louise Purnell
Semifinal heats
Manly Team A - Nicole Gorton, Christine Armour
Manly Team B - Rebecca Crawford, Elizabeth Miller
50-54 yrs Female Ironperson: Final
10: Rebecca Crawford, Manly
Andrean Duffy, Manly
50-54 yrs Female Single Ski: Final
3: Kristyn Monnock, Mona Vale – Medal
15: Elizabeth Miller, Manly
Semifinal heats
Rebecca Crawford, Manly
Andrean Duffy, Manly
50-54 yrs Female Surf Race: Final
14: Nicole Gorton, Manly
22: Andrean Duffy, Manly
26: Jocelyn Webb, Manly
50-54 yrs Male 2Km Beach Run: Final
5: Bradley Higgs, North Curl Curl
50-54 yrs Male Beach Flags: Final
7: Barrie Feldman, Manly
50-54 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
1: Adam Gee, Warriewood – Medal
6: Jordi Skelton, South Curl Curl
Adam Gee, Warriewood – Gold Medal again this year. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
Semifinal heats
Ian Sheppard, South Curl Curl
Quarterfinal heats
Barrie Feldman, Manly
Jason Howes, South Curl Curl
50-54 yrs Male Board Race: Final
2: Ashley Brown, Newport – Medal
6: Saul Brown, North Curl Curl
18: Grant Ellison, Manly
Quarterfinal heats
James Coates, Freshwater
Jamie Grant, Queenscliff
Peter Wells, Narrabeen
50-54 yrs Male Board Rescue: Final
8: Freshwater Team B - James Coates, James Pendray
Semifinal heats
Freshwater Team A - John Landells, Dave Bredeson
50-54 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
North Curl Curl Team A - Saul Brown, Glenn Slater
Semifinal heats
Narrabeen - Daylan Cameron, Tim Gates
50-54 yrs Male Ironperson: Final
3: Ashley Brown, Newport – Medal
8: John Landells, Freshwater
15: Peter Wells, Narrabeen
50-54 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
9: Glenn Slater, North Curl Curl
12: Peter Lever, Mona Vale
Semifinal heats
Peter Wells, Narrabeen
50-54 yrs Male Surf Race: Final
14: Ashley Brown, Newport
30: Bradley Higgs, North Curl Curl
Semifinal heats
James Coates, Freshwater
Saul Brown, North Curl Curl
55-59 yrs Female 2Km Beach Run
2: Miho Kawasaki, Collaroy – Medal
55-59 yrs Female Beach Flags: Final
3: Miho Kawasaki, Collaroy – Medal
55-59 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
4: Miho Kawasaki, Collaroy
55-59 yrs Female Board Race: Final
5: Fiona Rae, Palm Beach (NSW)
7: Janet Proudfoot, Newport
9: Lise Layard, Mona Vale
13: Felicity Peters, Newport
Semifinal heats
Hilary Ingle, Manly
Jo-Anne Carmichael, Manly
Jillian Macintyre, Newport
55-59 yrs Female Board Rescue: Final
8: Manly Team A - Jo-Anne Carmichael, Hilary Ingle
Quarterfinal heats
Palm Beach (NSW) Vixens - Karen Begg, Rosemary Shannon
55-59 yrs Female Double Ski: Final
6: Palm Beach (NSW) Vixens - Fiona Rae, Rosemary Shannon
8: Manly Team A - Christine Armour, Jo-Anne Carmichael
55-59 yrs Female Ironperson: Final
5: Fiona Rae, Palm Beach (NSW)
Janet Proudfoot, Newport
Rhonda Clelland, Noosa Heads
Belinda Marsh, Noosa Heads
Hilary Ingle, Manly
55-59 yrs Female Single Ski: Final
3: Fiona Rae, Palm Beach (NSW) – Medal
7: Lise Layard, Mona Vale
11: Jo-Anne Carmichael, Manly
13: Rosemary Shannon, Palm Beach (NSW)
15: Janet Proudfoot, Newport
Palm Beach SLSC's Fiona Rae. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
55-59 yrs Female Surf Race: Final
12: Janet Proudfoot, Newport
55-59 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
1: Michael Gedz, Manly – Medal
55-59 yrs Male Board Race: Final
7: Raymond Ingle, Manly
12: James Pendray, Freshwater
Semifinal heats
Antony Gilbert, Manly
Darren Warrener, Newport
Chris Morgan, Manly
Neill Smith, Dee Why
55-59 yrs Male Board Rescue: Final
6: Newport Team A - Leonardo Pinheiro, Darren Warrener
55-59 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
2: Manly Team B - Antony Gilbert, Raymond Ingle – Medal
3: Manly Team A - Chris Morgan, Anthony Vieceli – Medal
9: Dee Why - Wayne Weisse, Neill Smith
55-59 yrs Male Ironperson: Final
9: James Pendray, Freshwater
55-59 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
8: Chris Morgan, Manly
Semifinal heats
Raymond Ingle, Manly
Also represented their club: Antony Gilbert, Manly and Neill Smith, Dee Why
55-59 yrs Male Surf Race: Final
11: Darren Warrener, Newport
60-64 yrs Female 1Km Beach Run: Final
1: Caroline Yarnell, North Steyne – Medal
6: Karen Begg, Palm Beach (NSW)
60-64 yrs Female Beach Flags: Final
1: Sukie Southern, Queenscliff – Medal
3: Merrilee Linegar, Manly – Medal
60-64 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
1: Sukie Southern, Queenscliff – Medal
2: Merrilee Linegar, Manly – Medal
60-64 yrs Female Single Ski: Final
9: Karen Begg, Palm Beach (NSW)
60-64 yrs Female Surf Race: Final
5: Diane Van Ooi, Palm Beach (NSW)
60-64 yrs Male 1Km Beach Run
1: Andrew Stuart, North Curl Curl – Medal
4: Michael Bochner, Manly
5: Tim Gates, Narrabeen
60-64 yrs Male Beach Flags
1: Craig Hood, Manly – Medal
11: Simon Dorahy, Queenscliff
60-64 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
7: Simon Dorahy, Queenscliff
8: Nigel Kassulke, Manly
60-64 yrs Male Board Race: Final
5: Andrew Stuart, North Curl Curl
10: Michael Kirkby, Freshwater
11: Tim Gates, Narrabeen
Semifinal heats
Patrick Quinlan, Newport
Nick Carroll, Newport
60-64 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
5: Dee Why Team A - Geoffrey Crittle, Peter Hatfield
7: Narrabeen - Tony Haines, Dave Lawler
12: North Curl Curl Team A - David Jones, Andrew Stuart
60-64 yrs Male Ironperson: Final
4: Nick Carroll, Newport
5: Tim Gates, Narrabeen
15: Patrick Quinlan, Newport
Andrew Stuart, North Curl Curl
60-64 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
2: Anthony Vieceli, Manly – Medal
Michael Kirkby, Freshwater
Semifinal heats
Peter Grimes, North Narrabeen
Geoffrey Crittle, Dee Why
Peter Hatfield, Dee Why
Nick Carroll, Newport
60-64 yrs Male Surf Race
1: Dave Bredeson, Freshwater – Medal
2: John de Mestre, Freshwater – Medal
3: Tim Gates, Narrabeen – Medal
9: Stephen Ford, Newport
17: Patrick Quinlan, Newport
22: Wayne Weisse, Dee Why
Freshwater Masters. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
65-69 yrs Female 1Km Beach Run: Final
1: Kerry Armstrong, Collaroy – Medal
65-69 yrs Female Beach Flags: Final
5: Kerry Armstrong, Collaroy
65-69 yrs Female Beach Sprint: Final
1: Kathryn Watts, Manly – Medal
5: Kerry Armstrong, Collaroy
65-69 yrs Male Beach Sprint: Final
2: David Shearsby, Queenscliff – Medal
7: Barry Marshall, Dee Why
65-69 yrs Male Board Race: Final
1: Phillip Bird, Freshwater – Medal
5: Barry Marshall, Dee Why
10: Paul Stormon, Freshwater
Semifinal heats
David Jones, North Curl Curl
Martin Quinn, Dee Why
65-69 yrs Male Board Rescue: Final
3: Freshwater Team A - Phillip Bird, Paul Stormon – Medal
65-69 yrs Male Double Ski: Final
4: Dee Why Team A - Barry Marshall, Martin Quinn
6: Freshwater Team A - Stephen Bennett, Paul Stormon
65-69 yrs Male Ironperson: Final
3: Barry Marshall, Dee Why – Medal
65-69 yrs Male Single Ski: Final
13: Barry Marshall, Dee Why
14: Phillip Bird, Freshwater
Semifinal heats
David Jones, North Curl Curl
Martin Quinn, Dee Why
Stephen Bennett, Freshwater
65-69 yrs Male Surf Race: Final
11: Paul Stormon, Freshwater
70-74 yrs Female 1Km Beach Run
1: Helen Molloy, Queenscliff – Medal
70-74 yrs Female Beach Flags
1: Helen Molloy, Queenscliff – Medal
70-74 yrs Female Beach Sprint
1: Helen Molloy, Queenscliff – Medal
70-74 yrs Male Beach Sprint
1: Ted Smithies, Newport – Medal
64+ combined Female Board Race
3: Annabelle Chapman, Palm Beach (NSW) – Medal
6: Kathryn Watts, Manly
65+ female surf race combined
2: Lisa Critoph, Mona Vale – Medal
65+ female single ski
2: Annabelle Chapman, Palm Beach (NSW) – Medal
60+ female ironperson
9: Annabelle Chapman, Palm Beach (NSW)
11: Karen Begg, Palm Beach (NSW)
60+ board rescue female
Palm Beach (NSW) vixens - Annabelle Chapman, Diane Van Ooi
50-54 & 65-69 ski relay
7: Manly Team B - Rebecca Crawford, Andrean Duffy
Palm Beach SLSC's Fiona Rae, Annabelle Chapman and Diane Van Ooi - always winners! Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
2024 Australian Surf Life Saving Opens Championships
All results at: liveheats.com/events/230321
17 - 21 APRIL 2024
U17 Female Surf Teams: Final
1: Newport Team A - Charli Barbour, Olivia Clues, Dominique Melbourn, Pipi Te Pania – Medal
U19 Female Surf Teams: Final
1: Newport Team A - Olivia Clues, Kimberley Doyle, Sarah Locke, Pipi Te Pania – Medal
U17 Male Surf Teams: Final
1: North Curl Curl Team A - Sam Davis, Samuel Higgs, Luke Higgs, Braith Howison – Medal
Open Female Surf Teams: Final
3: Newport Team A - Kimberley Doyle, Sarah Locke, Analise Kibble, Lizzie Welborn – Medal
Open Male Surf Teams: Final
6: Manly Team A - Hayden Cotter, Kendrick Louis, Oliver Signorini, James Thomson
8: Newport Team A - Jackson Borg, Charlie Brooks, Conner Maggs, Lachlan Warrener
Open Female Surf Race: Final
3: Sarah Locke, Newport – Medal
7: Georgia Singleton, Manly
9: Lizzie Welborn, Newport
Semifinal
Ella Garrett, Manly
Georgia Singleton, Manly
Charlotte Ward, Manly
Piper Harrison, Newport
Open Male Surf Race: Final
8: Hayden Cotter, Manly
28: Oliver Signorini, Manly
Semifinal
Jackson Borg, Newport
Ben Blakeney, Newport
Quarterfinal
Samuel Capell, Newport
Lachlan Warrener, Newport
Thomas Doyle, Newport
Ben Blakeney, Newport
James Thomson, Manly
U19 Male Surf Race: Final
17: Luke Chaffer, Newport
19: Conner Maggs, Newport
Semifinal
Anthony Doyle, Newport
U19 Female Surf Race: Final
2: Sarah Locke, Newport - Medal
3: Kimberley Doyle, Newport - Medal
Quarterfinal
Imogen Stewart, Newport
Tilla Garrett, Manly
Zalii Reid, Newport
Kiahni Scott, Manly
U17 Female Surf Race: Final
6: Dominique Melbourn, Newport
15: Olivia Clues, Newport
24: Pipi Te Pania, Newport
Semifinal
Phoebe Lechner, Manly
Zara Kasprowicz, North Curl Curl
Quarterfinal
Brooke Derz, Newport
Eryn Ronge-Smith, Manly
Jaya Lilienthal, North Curl Curl
Camille Hirose, Manly
Zoe Warrener, Newport
Elisha Cuthbert, Manly
U17 Male Surf Race: Final
8: Samuel Higgs, North Curl Curl
16: Zachary Paul, Newport
18: Sam Davis, North Curl Curl
22: Zachary Wasley, North Curl Curl
25: Braith Howison, North Curl Curl
Semifinal
Luke Higgs, North Curl Curl
Noah Maggs, Newport
Sean Law, North Curl Curl
Heats
William Jeffrey, North Curl Curl
Open Male 5 Person R&R: Final
1: Freshwater - Sebastian Di Sano, Ian Donald, Patrick Kiely, Christopher Tyrrell, Hugo Weston – Medal
Open Mixed 5 Person R&R: Final
1: Freshwater - Ian Donald, Jane Freakley, Jarrad Freakley, Wayne Freakley, Clare Freakley – Medal
Curlewis 6 Person Mixed R&R
4: Freshwater - Sebastian Di Sano, Ian Donald, Jarrad Freakley, Patrick Kiely, Christopher Tyrrell, Hugo Weston
U17 Male 2Km Beach Run
9: Lachlan Warner, North Curl Curl
U17 Female 2Km Beach Run
16: Bronte Sholl, Queenscliff
U19 Female 2Km Beach Run
6: Ruby Hume, Avalon Beach
Open Female Ironperson: Final
13: Analise Kibble, Newport
Semifinal
Piper Harrison, Newport
Lizzie Welborn, Newport
Jemma Smith, Newport
Georgia Singleton, Manly
Quarterfinal
Charlotte Ward, Manly
Round 1
Ella Garrett, Manly
Open Male Ironperson: Final
2: Kendrick Louis, Manly - Medal
3: Charlie Verco, Newport- Medal
4: Jackson Borg, Newport
16: Charlie Brooks, Newport
Quarterfinal
Thomas Doyle, Newport
Hayden Cotter, Manly
U19 Female Ironperson: Final
9: Kimberley Doyle, Newport
10: Ashleigh Windsham, North Curl Curl
Semifinal
Tilla Garrett, Manly
Sarah Locke, Newport
U19 Male Ironperson
5: Conner Maggs, Newport
6: Maguire Reid, Newport
U17 Female Ironperson: Final
2: Pipi Te Pania, Newport – Medal
7: Olivia Clues, Newport
U17 Male Ironperson: Final
2: Luke Higgs, North Curl Curl – Medal
3: Samuel Higgs, North Curl Curl – Medal
6: Noah Maggs, Newport
U17 Male 2 x 1km Beach Run Relay
7: South Curl Curl Team A - Evan Cahill, Byron Cahill
U17 Male Board Relay: Final
5: North Curl Curl Team A - Sam Davis, Zachary Wasley, Liam Sidwell
Open Female Board Relay: Final
4: Newport Team A - Analise Kibble, Piper Harrison, Lizzie Welborn
6: Manly Team A - Ella Garrett, Tilla Garrett, Georgia Singleton
U19 Female Board Relay: Final
1: Newport Team A - Kimberley Doyle, Olivia Clues, Pipi Te Pania – Medal
7: Manly Team a - Elisha Cuthbert, Tilla Garrett, Eryn Ronge-Smith,
8: North Curl Curl Team A - Zara Kasprowicz, Jaya Lilienthal, Ashleigh Windsham
16: Newport Team B - Sarah Locke, Imogen Stewart, Jessica Walton
U17 Female Board Relay: Final
4: Newport Team A - Olivia Clues, Charli Barbour, Pipi Te Pania
Open Male Board Relay: Final
6: Newport Team A - Jackson Borg, Charlie Brooks, Charlie Verco
Open Female Board Race: Final
3: Lizzie Welborn, Newport - Medal
7: Analise Kibble, Newport
11: Georgia Singleton, Manly
13: Piper Harrison, Newport
14: Jemma Smith, Newport
Semifinal
Ella Garrett, Manly
Madison Spencer, Newport
Alicia Fay, Manly
Quarterfinal
Charlotte Ward, Manly
Sophie Walters, Manly
Open Male Board Race: Final
6: Charlie Verco, Newport
Semifinal
Jackson Borg, Newport
Quarterfinal
Charlie Brooks, Newport
Round 2
Harrison Stone, Manly
Thomas Doyle, Newport
Lachlan Bruce, Manly
Round 1
Kai Raffles, Newport
Lachlan Warrener, Newport
Hayden Cotter, Manly
Michael Jones, North Curl Curl
James Thomson, Manly
Travis Cox, Newport
Ben Blakeney, Newport
Samuel Capell, Newport
U19 Female Board Race: Final
3: Kimberley Doyle, Newport - Medal
Semifinal
Tilla Garrett, Manly
Quarterfinal
Jessica Walton, Newport
Imogen Stewart, Newport
Bree Coates, Freshwater
Round 1
Kiahni Scott, Manly
U19 Male Board Race: Final
1: Conner Maggs, Newport - Medal
8: Maguire Reid, Newport
Bailey Clues, Newport
Anthony Doyle, Newport
U17 Female Board Race: Final
2: Pipi Te Pania, Newport - Medal
Semifinal
Elisha Cuthbert, Manly
Eryn Ronge-Smith, Manly
Quarterfinal
Jaya Lilienthal, North Curl Curl
Camille Hirose, Manly
Round 2
Olivia Clues, Newport
Brooke Derz, Newport
Phoebe Lechner, Manly
Zara Kasprowicz, North Curl Curl
Round 1
Zoe Warrener, Newport
U17 Male Board Race: Final
2: Noah Maggs, Newport - Medal
Quarterfinal
Sam Davis, North Curl Curl
Finn McMurtry, Manly
Sam Chaffer, Newport
Guy Ormond, Queenscliff
Round 2
Oliver Crofton, Manly
Harvey Monnock, Newport
Zachary Wasley, North Curl Curl
Rishi Shankar, Manly
Niall Jaffrey, Newport
Sean Law, North Curl Curl
Oliver Ludgate, Freshwater
Lachlan Warner, North Curl Curl
Max Barbour, Newport
Open Female Taplin: Final
3: Newport Team A - Sarah Locke, Jemma Smith, Lizzie Welborn - Medal
7: Manly Team A - Alicia Fay, Ella Garrett, Georgia Singleton
14: Newport Team B - Dominique Melbourn, Piper Harrison, Madison Spencer
16: Newport Team C - Kimberley Doyle, Jasmine Locke, Analise Kibble
Quarterfinal
Newport Team D - Alex Lefevre, Hannah Minogue, Imogen Stewart
Round 1
Newport Team E - Sascha Taurins, Jessica Walton, Zalii Reid
Newport Team F - Deandra Godoy, Alexandra Jackson, Zoe Warrener
Manly Team B - Tilla Garrett, Sophie Walters, Charlotte Ward
Open Male Taplin: Final
4: Newport Team A - Jackson Borg, Charlie Brooks, Conner Maggs, Jayke Rees, Mitchell Trim, Charlie Verco
5: Manly Team A - Lachlan Bruce, Hayden Cotter, Oscar Jones, Kendrick Louis, Oliver Signorini, Harrison Stone
14: Newport Team B - Ben Blakeney, Max Brooks, Bailey Clues, Noah Maggs, Harrison Taurins, Lachlan Warrener
U19 Female Taplin: Final
4: Newport Team A - Kimberley Doyle, Sarah Locke, Olivia Clues
Semifinal
Newport Team B - Imogen Stewart, Alexandra Jackson, Jessica Walton
Manly Team A - Tilla Garrett, Camille Hirose, Kiahni Scott
U19 Male Taplin: Final
3: Newport Team A - Maguire Reid, Bailey Clues, Conner Maggs - Medal
6: Newport Team B - Anthony Doyle, Luke Chaffer, Ziko Vesely
Semifinal
Freshwater Team A - Liam Lehane, Oliver Ludgate, Joshua Orr
U17 Male Taplin: Final
1: Newport Team A - Sam Chaffer, Noah Maggs, Harvey Monnock – Medal
3: North Curl Curl Team A - Sam Davis, Luke Higgs, Braith Howison – Medal
4: Manly team A - Willem Riddington, Keaten Ronge-Smith, Rishi Shankar
U17 Female Taplin: Final
7: Newport Team A - Olivia Clues, Charli Barbour, Pipi Te Pania
Open Male Single Ski: Final
1: Mitchell Trim, Newport – Medal
3: Jayke Rees, Newport – Medal
7: Fletcher Armstrong, Newport
11: Max Brooks, Newport
16: Maguire Reid, Newport
NB: 25% of Finalists from Newport Surf Club
Open Female Single Ski: Final
3: Analise Kibble, Newport – Medal
7: Deandra Godoy, Newport
15: Ella Garrett, Manly
U19 Male Single Ski: Final
2: Bailey Clues, Newport – Medal
11: Ziko Vesely, Newport
13: Maguire Reid, Newport
U19 Female Single Ski: Final
4: Sarah Locke, Newport
11: Kimberley Doyle, Newport
U17 Male Single Ski: Final
6: Keaten Ronge-Smith, Manly
14: Willem Riddington, Manly
U17 Female Single Ski: Final
1: Olivia Clues, Newport – Medal
2: Phoebe Lechner, Manly – Medal
8: Pipi Te Pania, Newport
10: Eryn Ronge-Smith, Manly
Open Male Single Ski Relay: Final
1: Newport Red - Max Brooks, Jayke Rees, Mitchell Trim – Medal
3: Newport Maroon - Fletcher Armstrong, Jackson Borg, Charlie Brooks – Medal
6: Manly Team A - Oscar Jones, Kendrick Louis, Eli Newton
15: Newport Black - Maguire Reid, Luke Jones, Harrison Taurins
Open Female Single Ski Relay: Final
3: Newport Team B - Lizzie Welborn, Analise Kibble, Hannah Minogue – Medal
12: Manly Team A - Alicia Fay, Ella Garrett, Georgia Singleton
U19 Male Single Ski Relay: Final
2: Newport Team A - Bailey Clues, Ziko Vesely, Maguire Reid – Medal
9: Newport Team B - Luke Chaffer, Anthony Doyle, Brock Neall
U19 Female Single Ski Relay: Final
4: Newport Team A - Kimberley Doyle, Olivia Clues, Sarah Locke
10: Newport Team B - Alexandra Jackson, Imogen Stewart, Jessica Walton
U17 Male Single Ski Relay: Final
1: Manly team A - Samuel Castle, Willem Riddington, Keaten Ronge-Smith – Medal
4: Newport Team A - Sam Chaffer, Noah Maggs, Harvey Monnock
16: Newport Team B - Max Barbour, Zachary Paul, Harrison Woodrow
U17 Female Single Ski Relay: Final
2: Newport Team A - Olivia Clues, Brooke Derz, Pipi Te Pania – Medal
6: Manly Team A - Camille Hirose, Phoebe Lechner, Eryn Ronge-Smith
Open Male Double Ski: Final
3: Newport Team B - Max Brooks, Jayke Rees – Medal
6: Newport Team A - Luke Jones, Mitchell Trim
7: Manly Team A - Oscar Jones, Eli Newton
Open Female Double Ski: Final
2: Newport Team A - Lizzie Welborn, Jemma Smith – Medal
7: Newport Team B - Hannah Minogue, Jasmine Locke
Newport's Lizzie Welborn and Jemma Smith – Medal in the Double ski. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
Open Mixed Double Ski: Final
1: Newport Team B - Jayke Rees, Jasmine Locke – Medal
2: Newport Team A - Jemma Smith, Mitchell Trim – Medal
4: Newport Team C - Fletcher Armstrong, Piper Harrison
5: Newport Team E - Harrison Taurins, Sascha Taurins
U19 Male Double Ski: Final
1: Newport Team A - Bailey Clues, Maguire Reid – Medal
4: Manly Team A - Willem Riddington, Keaten Ronge-Smith
Newport's Bailey Clues and Maguire Reid – Medal in the Double ski. Photo: Surf Life Saving NSW
U19 Female Double Ski: Final
5: Newport Team C - Olivia Clues, Pipi Te Pania
11: Newport Team A - Alexandra Jackson, Jessica Walton
Open Mixed (March Past) March Past
2: Collaroy Ladies - Kerry Armstrong, Nicole Bowyer, Anne Bullivant, Frances Byrne, Jacqueline de Kort, Ann-Maree Donlan, Alison Ducker, Janine Fahey, Anna Mickan, Brooke Miller, Susan Perry, Debra Trim – Medal
5: Collaroy Bears - Tony Aouad, Neil Armstrong, Martin Bowyer, Gregory Broome, Ben Crabbe, Luke Hochkins, David Macintosh, Gregory MacMahon, Peter MacMahon, Kenyon McKie, Barry Muncke, Craig Williams
6: Collaroy Comebacks - Jesse Bowyer, Lachlan Davis, Jake de Kort, Elizabeth Green, Jessica Layton, Beau Maulguet, Ryan O'Shea, Amelia Suters, Jodie Trim, Kelly Trim, Abbey Trim, Frankie Webster
13: Freshwater - Judith Bennett, Alan Burns, Sam Di Sano, Andrew Murphy, Elizabeth Murphy, Rachel Needham, Ross Parry, Wendy Quail, Janet Rickard, Kenneth Rickard, Lisa Tyrrell, Susan Walmsley
U17 Male Board Race: Final
2: Noah Maggs, Newport – Medal
U17 Female Board Race: Final
2: Pipi Te Pania, Newport – Medal
U17 Female Surf Race: Final
6: Dominique Melbourn, Newport
U17 Male Surf Race
8: Samuel Higgs, North Curl Curl
16: Zachary Paul, Newport
22: Zachary Wasley, North Curl Curl
25: Braith Howison, North Curl Curl
