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& FINANCIAL ANNUAL REPORT STATEMENT 19 NO95 NORTH CRONULLA SLSC INC Affiliated with Surf Life Saving Sydney Inc and Surf Life20 Saving Australia Limited NORTH CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED CONTENTS 95th Annual General Meeting 2 SECTION 3: Club Sponsors 3 EDUCATION Club Officers 19-202020 4 Education Director’s Report 34 Board of Directors Attendance 7 Education Awards 35 Club Management Plan (CMP) 8 Education Statistics 36 Achievements 2019-2020 10 SECTION 4: SECTION 1: LIFESAVING ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE Lifesaving Director’s Report 37 Patron’s Foreword 14 Patrol Awards 38 President’s Report 16 100% Patrol Attendance 39 Deputy President’s Report 18 SECTION 5: Finance Director’s Report 19 MEMBER SERVICES Acknowledgements 19 Operations Director’s Report 40 Administration Director’s Report 20 Ladies Committee Report 41 Club Captain’s Report 21 Sea-Lice Rugby Report 42 SECTION 2: Historian Committee Report 45 COMMUNITY Social Organiser’s Report 45 Marketing & Communication Project Phoenix Report 46 Director’s Report 22 Philippines Training Trip 24 Argentinian Report 26 Relay for Life Report 32 Community Groups North Cronulla hosted in 2019-2020 season 33 SECTION 6: JAG Committee 2019-2020 93 SURF SPORTS JAG Secretary’s Report 94 Competition Director’s Report 48 JAG Branch Delegate’s Report 96 Senior Official’so-ordinator C Report 50 JAG Education Report 97 Touring Team Report 51 JAG Under U14 Trip Report 98 Beach Section’s Report 52 JAG Team Manager’s Report 99 Board Section’s Report 54 JAG Special Awards 100 Board Riding Section’s Report 56 JAG Official’s Coordinator Report 101 Sea Turtles Inclusive Section’s Report 57 JAG 100% Attendance 102 Boat Section’s Report 58 JAG Club Captains’ Reports 103 IRB Section’s Report 66 JAG Beach Coaches’ Report 104 Masters Section’s Report 68 JAG March Past Report 104 March Past Section’s Report 69 JAG Water Coach’s Report 105 Rescue & Resuscitation JAG Board Riding Report 105 Section’s Report 69 JAG Board Riding Results 106 Ski Section’s Report 76 JAG Club Championship Results 106 Swim Section’s Report 78 JAG Carnival Results 108 Club Championships Results 80 JAG Age Group Photos 112 Surf Sports Awards 82 Senior Competition Results 84 Vales 114 Membership 2019-2020 115 SECTION 7: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SECTION 8: Youth Development Director’s Report 90 FINANCIAL REPORT JAG Director’s Report 91 Financial Report and Statements 120 1 NORTH CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED 95 TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 9am Sunday, 13 September 2020 AGENDA 1. Welcome to Guests, Visitors and Members 12. Motion/s of which due notice was given: 2. Apologies a) Nomination of Barry Fretten to be elected to the status of Life Membership of North Cronulla Surf 3. Surf Life Savers’ Prayer Life Saving Club Inc. 4. Motion: Notwithstanding anything in the Club Nominated by Greg Fretten and seconded by John Constitution the timing, format and conduct of this Turner meeting is to be accepted and that any challenge arising from any procedural irregularity in, or to, notice, b) Nomination of Geoffrey Streater to be elected to or the conduct, of the meeting be waived. the status of Life Membership of North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club Inc. 5. To confirm and adopt the Minutes of the Special Meeting held on 14 July 2019 Nominated by Barry Schuetrumpf and seconded by Stephen Brown 6. Business arising from those Minutes c) Nomination of Michael Bofinger ot be elected to 7. To confirm and adopt Minutes of the 94th Annual the status of Life Membership of North Cronulla General Meeting, held on 14 July 2019 Surf Life Saving Club Inc. 8. Business arising from those Minutes Nominated by Kevin Macnamara and seconded by TO OUR SPONSORS Frank Schreuder 9. Presentation of North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club Major Awards: 13. Submission and adoption of the 95th Annual Report of Patrons Award the Board of Directors and Balance Sheet for Season CN Rees Memorial Trophy 2019 – 2020 Mario Peryman Memorial Trophy 14. To elect the Board of Directors for the 2020-2021 Season and elect one new Trustee for a three-year 10. Presentation of Long Service Awards term. a) 25 Year Badge to: 15. To determine date of first Board of Directors Meeting Ben Smollett Wednesday 13 September 2020 b) 50 Year Badge to: 16. General Business (urgent matters only) Ian Wallace 17. President’s Address c) 10 years 100% Patrol Service Award to: Alan Freeman Elissa Hughes For and on behalf of the Board of Directors Jeffrey O’Loughlin Donna Hargreaves 11. Presentation of National Service Medal to: Administration Director Kane Hughes Joel Wiseman 2 North Cronulla SLSC and Surf Life Saving at all levels appreciates the ongoing support of our sponsors. These photographs are just a small sample of the many ways we benefit from your generosity. Tradies, Truck Assist and VMD Packaging Smile Design Holt Group Channel 9 and The Caringbah Hotel Caltex THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Please make an effort to support our sponsors in any way you can 2 Barrows CGU Insurance Hogs Breath Café Cronulla QBE Australia Abroenet Constructions City of Fairfield RSL Memorial Club Holdsworths Meats Quiksilver Ace Gutters Pty Ltd Clean Oceans Holt Group Remondis Ausreo Clubs NSW JD’s Bar & Grill Relyon Constructions Alan & Sue Freeman CM Group Jolyn Swimwear RipCurl Allianz Australia Coca-Cola Amatil (Aust) Pty Ltd Ken Osborne Samios Plumbing Supplies All Vehicle Restraints Creative Merchandise Solutions Kozii Swimwear SG Technologies AMP Foundation Cronulla Surfing Academy CSA Lando Valuations Shimano Australia Fishing AR Rennie Pty Ltd Cronulla Signs LJ Hooker Commercial Smile Design Arrow Waste Paper Cronulla Smash Repairs Luggage House Southern Fasteners Attwells Kitchens Cronulla RSL Memorial Club Ltd Maher Partners Speedo Austbrokers Holdings David & Caroline Hammond Mardi Salon Hairdresser Spraygrass Landscapes Austbrokers SPT Dean Bartlett Mast Wealth Spinway Cycles Back to Balance Chiropractic DHL International National Transport Insurance Stramit Building Products & Physiotherapy Dolden Bros Narellan Pools South Sydney Streater Plumbing Bank of Queensland – Cronulla Drainage Constructions Northies Hotel SV Partners Bakers Delight Cronulla First Point Mortgage Brokers North Cronulla Kiosk SYM Business Services Bayside Dental Flight Centre Nine Network Australia Telstra Betty’s Burgers & Concrete Co. Fenquin Pty Ltd NTI Truck Insurance The Tradies Cronulla Greg Gilbert Real Estate Ohana Ocean Athletics Toll Transport Brown Constructions Gibson Freight One Agency – Engadine Tony Reardon BW Built Gibson Howlin Lawyers Paragon Plumbing Vero Insurance Ltd Bofelectrix GJ Private Wealth Parkview Victaulic By the Sea Catering GMS General Insurance Services Phil Par VMD Packaging Caltex Refineries (NSW) Pty Ltd Grill’d Miranda Pracey Plumbing Zurich Financial Services Aust Pty Ltd Caringbah Inn Guzman y Gomez Cronulla P&R Liftcars Pty Ltd Carlton and United Breweries Helensburgh Garage Doors Qantas Airways Limited 3 NORTH CRONULLA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED CLUB OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMUNITY Cook Community Classic Patron* Warren Rennie AM Donna Hargreaves President*^ Geoff Budd Media Liaison Officer Deputy President *^ Craig McKinniery Barbara Maythers Club Captain*^ Linda Hawkins Sutherland Shire Council Special Events Administration Director*^ Donna Hargreaves Geoff Budd Finance Director*^ Ben Smollett Sponsorship Under 14 Director*^ Colin Bulloch Craig McKinniery, Barbara Maythers, Ben Smollett, Competition Director* Peter Moyle Michael Bofinger, Bob Lovell, Kath Walton, Sarah Maguire Education Director* Mark Anders Website and Social Media Life Saving Director* Jamie Primmer Craig McKinniery Marketing & Barbara Maythers Barbara Maythers Communications Director* Barbara Maythers Operations Director* Geoff Streater Barbara Maythers Youth Development Director* Monika Di Maio Barry Schuetrumpf and Life Member Representatives* Ian Wallace (to 22/10/20) EDUCATION Kevin Macnamara (from 22/10/20) TRAINING OFFICERS SLSS BOARD Assistant Youth Director Natasha Hargreaves 2018-2019 OF LIFE SAVING (ASSESSORS) Assistant Finance Director Scott Young Bronze Medallion Mark Anders, Bronze Medallion Assistant Marketing & Julie McKinnery David Cannings Mark Anders Community Director Kerrie Hammell Brett Furniss Donna Hargreaves Kerrie Hammell * Board of Director Position ^ Executive #Trustee Natasha Hargreaves Lee Howell Lee Howell Elissa Hughes Elissa Hughes Anita Pryke Administration Officer Megan Kessey ARTC Glenn-Marie Stockwell Anita Pryke Mark Anders Administration Assistants ARTC Brett Furniss Helen Crawford, Anne-Marie Gordon Mark Anders Kerrie Hammell Brett Furniss Elissa Hughes Constitution Committee Kerrie Hammell Anita Pryke Martin Fulton, Warren Rennie AM, Elissa Hughes IRB Anita Pryke Ben Dillon, Linda Hawkins Brett Furniss Spinal Management Joel Eaton Finance Committee Brett Furniss Kane Hughes # Ben Smollett, Geoff Budd, Bob Lovell , Kerrie Hammell # # Ben Dillon , Barry Fretten Elissa Hughes Anita Pryke Honorary Legal Advisor IRB Gibson Howlin Lawyers Joel Eaton Insurance Officer Brett Furniss Brian Salisbury Adrian Futterleib Elissa Hughes Anthony Sobb 4 LIFESAVING AND SURF SPORTS SECTION LEADERS PATROL PERSONNEL Board Riding Captain Greg McKee ATV Officer Kane Hughes Boat Captain Michael Bofinger Equipment Officer Jamie Primmer Life Saving Captain Vacant First Aid Officer Martin Fulton IRB Captain Sam Freeman March Past Captain Radio Officer Kane Hughes Gladys Honer Masters Captains Gladys Honer and Stewart Cameron R&R Captains Kristine Whitford and Monika DiMaio
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