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Newsletter 18 < < Wanda Surf Special points of Club Inc. interest: See our ‘Feature Wanda SLSC Inc. Sponsor’ Address: Marine Esplanade Cronulla NSW 2230 Presentation Day Tel: 9523 4343 Aussies Results Fax: 9523 4491 Club Wanda Re-opens - PO Box 39 Cronulla NSW 2230 Anzac Day Email:[email protected] Club Wanda Email:[email protected] Tel: 0414 077 701 Solly’s Joke of the Newsletter Inside this issue: Did you hear about the two ships that collid- ed at sea? One was carrying red paint and Aussies Results 2, 3 the other was carrying blue paint. All the & 4 sailors ended up being Club Wanda Now Open 5 marooned. Presentation Day 5 Our Feature Sponsor— 7 CHECK OUT FACEBOOK... Sutherland United Services Club Newsletter 18 Page 2 Wanda Surf Club Inc. AUSTRALIAN TITLES Well Aussies is over for another year! North Kirra beach hosted this year’s Aussies and it was a success. Our Wanda competitors gave their all and we came away with some good results. Congratulations to everyone for all the hard work and great sportsmanship shown throughout the titles. A special mention to our coaches and mentors who toured with the competitors. Scott Allen, Andrew Evans, Deacon Spicer, Kirstie May-Morris, Chris Fox, Greg Pierce, Gordon McKirdy, Michael Georgaris Snr., Sam Axiotis, Steve Stavrou, Bob Cane, John Douglas, Solly Stephen (sorry if anyone has been missed!) Results are as follows: OPENS Rank Club Points 1 Northcliffe SLSC 267.5 2 Mooloolaba SLSC 235 3 Manly LSC 221 4 Kurrawa SLSC 150 5 Maroochydore SLSC 146 6 Cronulla SLSC 127 7 Alexandra Headland SLSC 124 8 Noosa Heads SLSC 119 9 Newport SLSC 95 9 North Cronulla SLSC 95 10 Wanda SLSC Inc 91.5 11 Collaroy SLSC 88 12 Currumbin SLSC 87 13 North Burleigh SLSC 76 14 Avoca Beach SLSC 70 15 City of Perth SLSC 68 16 Elouera SLSC 55 17 Swansea Belmont SLSC 54 18 Coogee SLSC (NSW) 50 19 Cudgen Headland SLSC 45 20 Terrigal SLSC 43.5 Our Gold Medal Winning 6 Person R & R Team. Congratulations!! Newsletter 18 Page 3 Wanda Surf Club Inc. OPENS 17TH—21ST APRIL Gold Medals Under 19 Female Taplin Relay Under 19 Female Rescue Tube Rescue Taylar Puskaric, Danielle McMahon Taylar Puskaric, Jessica Lauricella Elyssa Pierce Ebony Green, Emily Caterson Open Men’s 6 Person R & R Brock Douglas, Ian Kerz, Blake McCrindle, Kurt Melville, Grant Sandstrom, Stuart Smith Silver Medals Under 19 Female Surf Team Under 19 Male Rescue Tube Rescue Georgie Woods, Taylar Puskaric, John Woods, Izaak Smith, Jay Furniss, Brodie Schott Jessica Lauricella, Elyssa Pierce Under 19 Male 2km Beach Run Open Men’s 2km Beach Run Ali Najem Ali Najem Under 19 Female Board Rescue Under 19 Surf Belt Race Taylar Puskaric, Elyssa Pierce John Woods Open Men’s 5 Person R and R Brock Douglas, Blake McCrindle, Kurt Melville, Grant Sandstrom, Stuart Smith Bronze Medals Under 19 Male Board Relay Under 17 Female Taplin Relay John Woods, Brodie Schott, Izel Tuncer, Danielle McMahon, Elyssa Pierce Jay Furniss 4th Place Under 17 Female Surf Team Under 19 Male Beach Sprint Georgie Woods, Elyssa Pierce, Matthew Lewis Izel Tuncer, Danielle McMahon Under 17 Female Board Race Under 19 Male Surf Race Izel Tuncer John Woods Open Female Surf Belt Race Jessica Lauricella Under 23 March Past Team Luisa Backhouse, Stephanie Cashmere, Emily Caterson, Ebony Green, Katelyn Haywood, Jania Jones, Jamie Mayo, Taylor Phillips, Taylah Ruas, Antonia Tahan 5th Place Under 19 Female Board Relay Under 17 Female Board Relay Taylar Puskaric, Danielle McMahon, Izel Tuncer, Danielle McMahon, Elyssa Pierce Elyssa Pierce Under 15 Female Board Race Under 19 Male Ironman Britney Pierce Jay Furniss Open Female 5 Person R & R Joanna Axiotis, Ebony Green, Joanna Stavrou, Katelyn Haywood, Emily Cater son 6th Place Under 19 Female Board Relay Under 19 Female Surf Race Georgia Woods, Isle Tuner, Taylor Puskaric Madeleine Taper Newsletter 18 Page 4 Wanda Surf Club Inc. MASTERS 15TH & 16TH APRIL Gold Medals 170 Yrs Board Relay Chris Iredale, Greg Iredale, Jon Lavers 30-34 Yrs Ski Mick Georgaris Jnr Silver Medals 30-34 Double Ski Mick Georgaris, Pau Buttel 55-59 Board Rescue Chris Iredale, Greg Iredale 170 Yrs Surf Team Chris Iredale, Greg Iredale, Jon Lavers Bronze Medals 35-39 Yrs Rescue Tube Tait Brannock 40-44 2K Run Jock Campbell 35-39 Board Rescue Scotty Allen , Luke Turner 110 Surf Team Tait Brannock, Scotty Allen, Luke Turner 4th Place 130 Yrs Taplin Scott Allen, Luke Turner, Chris Iredale 55-59 Board Race Greg Iredale 40-44 Surf Race Scott Allen 5th Place 40-44 Board Race Scott Allen 35-39 Surf Race Tait Brannock Newsletter 18 Page 5 Wanda Surf Club Inc. PATROLS Please note that all patrols starting from the Easter weekend are off peak patrols. This means each patrol will be rostered on from 9.45am until 4.00pm each patrol. This will continue until the end of the patrol season which is Sunday 28 April 2013. CLUB WANDA IS OPEN!!! The roof is back on, the carpet is new and the ceilings are done! Club Wanda is now open for business. First day, Thursday 25th April, Anzac Day. Bar opens from 10.30am Two Up from 11.00am until 3.00pm Live music from 3.00pm onwards. PRESENTATION DAY Wanda’s Presentation day will be held Sunday 2 June 2013. 1.30pm for a 2.00pm start. All welcome. LIFE SAVING AWARDS Have you thought about gaining additional awards or event thought about gaining that gold medallion? If so, why not advise the office of the awards you would like to gain this season. This will then be forwarded to our Director of Education, Brett Fur- niss, to set up a date to start training. All active members are encouraged to gain their ARTC award as soon as possible. See the link http:// www.surflifesavingsydney.com.au/calendar to check out what courses are available. SUNDAY SURF RACES A reminder that the Sunday surf race is on at 11.00am and all active patrolling members are re- minded that you must do a least one swim per month, all members are encouraged to come along on a Sunday morning for the club swim from under 14’s to any age. LAST ONE THIS SUNDAY 28TH APRIL 2013 Newsletter 18 Page 6 Wanda Surf Club Inc. SURF LIFESAVING SYDNEY BRANCH NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE AND COMMITTEE POSITIONS SEASON 2013-2014 Nominations are now called for the following Positions and Standing Committees of Surf Life Saving Sydney Branch that will be duly elected at the Branch Council/Election Meeting to be held Tuesday 4th June 2013 at Maroubra SLSC commencing at 7.30 pm. Nominations duly signed by a proposer and seconder and with the signed consent of the nominee must be received at the Branch Office by COB Thursday 30th May 2013 Officers of Surf Life Saving Sydney Branch * Patron * Team Manger * President * SLSS Team Coach * Deputy President * SLSS Points Recorders * Director of Finance * Delegate to SLSNSW * Director of Administration * Hon. Grievance Officer * Director of Youth Development * Honorary Legal Advisers * Honorary Auditor * Honorary IT Adviser * Media Officer Standing Committees * Judiciary Committee Panel of 15 * Constitution Committee Panel of 4 ( 1 per District )+ Director of Administration * Finance Committee Panel of 4 (1 from each District) + Director of Finance * Selection Committee Panel of 4 + Director of Surf Sports * Life Membership Committee Committee of 7 (with representation of at least 4 Clubs and comprise 3 members who shall be SLSS Life Members and at least 2 members who are Members of either the BOSS or the BOL) + Director of Administration. SLSS OFFICE AND/OR COMMITTEE POSITIONS 2013 – 2014 SEASON NAME…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………….. Please Print (BLOCK LETTERS) I hereby nominate for the position(s) and agree to sign accordingly. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………...and ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………. Date: …………………..…………… Phone: …………………….………..Signature: …………….………………………… Nominated By: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Signature of Nominator Please Print name (BLOCK LETTERS) Seconded By: ……………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………… Signature of Seconder Please Print name (BLOCK LETTERS) Phone: Phone: Nominator Seconder Send Forms to : FAX 9019 0720 EMAIL [email protected] or MAIL to SLSS Branch PO Box 6006 Malabar 2036 NSW by COB Thursday 30th May 2013 NOTE: All nomination forms MUST contain the signatures of the nominee, proposer and seconder. Forms will not be accepted if not complete. All nominees must be full members of a Surf Club. Newsletter 18 Page 7 Wanda Surf Club Inc. Our Feature Sponsor - Sutherland United Services Club The month of April marks an important date as Wanda SLSC celebrates it 20th year in its long term and proud association with the Sutherland United Services Club. In April 1993 the Sutherland United Services Club started supporting Wanda SLSC in its surf life saving endeavours especially with valuable equipment such as Inflatable Rescue Boats and Surf Boats. Wanda SLSC would not be able to achieve its goals of no lives lost between the flags without the significant financial contribution from Sutherland United Services Club each year. Another special connection between Wanda SLSC and Sutherland Unit Services Club is the fact that both organisations were established from returned serviceman from World War Two. On behalf of all the members of Wanda SLSC thank you for all your wonderful sup- port and friendship. Become a Member of Sutherland United Services Club Please support Sutherland United Services Club by becoming a member. Member- ship is just $10 per year. Telephone: 95214700 Website: www.susclub.com.au Newsletter 18 Page 8
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