ASRL ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS

05 Notice of the Annual General Meeting 06 The Committee 2018-19

07 President’s Report 09 Treasurer’s Report

12 Trans-Tasman Surf Boat Series

19 State Report – Queensland 23 State Report – 27 State Report – Victoria 29 State Report – South Australia 32 State Report – Western Australia

34 ASRL National Ranking ASRL Navy Open Results ASRL/SLSA Interstate Surf Boats Results SLSA Open Championships Results SLSA Championship Masters Division

47 Technology Report

49 Honour Roll / Hall of Fame / Life Members

53 Annexure “A” – Auditor’s Report 5 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 6

AGM 2019 THE COMMITTEE 2018/19

AUSTRALIAN SURF ROWERS LEAGUE INC 7. Consideration of Nomination/s for Life PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Annual General Meeting 2019 Membership and Hall of Fame MICHEAL BROOKES GRANT WILKINSON AGENDA 8. Election of Hall of Fame (HoF) committee Venue: Surfair Beach Hotel (4 required from existing HoF members plus 923 David Low Way, Marcoola, Qld 4564 President). Date: Saturday 29th June 2019 commencing at Call for Hall of Fame (HoF) nominations from 2.00pm the floor. Nominations will be accepted up until the call to BUSINESS ballot at the AGM. VICE PRESIDENT 2.00pm President to open the meeting 9. Hall of Fame Report by HoF committee SECRETARY 10. Setting of fees for the 2019-2020 season NATASHA TUNNEY JAY PARKIN Attendance book and apologies 11. General Business of an urgent nature for which correct notice has been provided 1. To submit the minutes of the 2018 Annual General Meeting for approval. **** ROWERS FORUM **** 2. To deal with business arising out of the previous minutes Immediately following the AGM a Rowers 3. To deal with any relevant correspondence Forum will be held. TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT 4. Presentation of Annual Report DON ALEXANDER NICK SAMPSON 5. Treasurers Report and presentation of the The AGM and Forum will be Live Streamed so Audited Financial Statement absent members may have a chance to ask 6. Election of Office Bearers for the 2019-2020 questions into the Forum. Season Only one nomination received for each position, The ASRL will provide a light snack lunch ratification required for: and the Bar will open at the conclusion of the President – Michael Brooks Forum. VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Secretary – Natasha Tunney DON COTTERILL EDWINA WRIGHT Vice President – Don Cotterill Natasha Tunney Vice President – Grant Wilkinson Hon Secretary Vice President – Geoff Wilson ASRL

VICE PRESIDENT GEOFF WILSON 7 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 8

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

The 2018/19 season has been very successful It is a reminder of the dangers that can happen Key achievements by the committee: • Development of the SHR on the ASRL app for the ASRL and our sport in general. when rescuing and it’s a reminder for all members • Successful relationship with SLSA with the new The dynamics of our committee have changed of SLS to appreciate one and others dedication staff appointed • Fine tuning of the draw system and everyone has taken on more tasks and is to the movement, in whatever capacity it may really stepping up and doing a good job. The be. • Co-operation and support with Ocean Thunder We also held a successful 45 person forum held committee talk daily as a group and we are Pushing SLSA and successfully getting the Short at Queenscliff SLSC. The forum gathered very going forward in the right direction. course as a national title 1 year early good feedback to which the ASRL can implement I have received a very clean baton handover ideas at our events and take feedback to SLSA from Bert Hunt with 6 months of support before • Another great ASRL open at Elouera for the improvement of the sport. taking over the role as President, Bert has always been available for information and advice when • Fantastic national selection trial at Lorne I have enjoyed my first year as President, I I have asked and his integrity in maintaining wish my legacy to be unity in our sport and the support for the ASRL is fantastic, thank you Bert • Well-constructed proposal for a new NAVY awareness of established sweeps to mentor new and well done in achieving Life Membership of grant, (fingers crossed for the outcome) sweeps the ASRL. • Introduction of the aged relay in the interstate Micheal Brooks This year contained one of the darkest days in competition recent memories with the loss of Andrew and Ross Powell from Port Campbell. Both hero’s • Acquisition of more ASRL gear were well entrenched in the surfboat movement and will be missed. • New finish line equipment 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 10

This report covers the period 1 May 2018 to 30 pleasure working with not only the management April 2019. team but also with the countless volunteers who Income increased to $327,688 with stronger are involved in the planning and working in the membership and sponsorship revenue covering four to five days of the event to make it such a a small decrease in the donation from our major success. sponson, the Navy. We look forward to being able to support the Expenditure was $292,841, a rise of $40,126 continued promotion and development of the over the previous period, mainly due to increases sport throughout Australia in season 2019-20. associated with the running of the ASRL Open I’m pleased to report that the ASRL is solvent. and Livestream and Finishing Line Operations throughout the season. Profit for the year of $34,847 was in line with the TREASURERS predicated budget. The main contributor to our income was again significantly from the Navy, with substantial contributions from Destination NSW. We are REPORT continually engaging with other sponsors to be able to provide benefits to our members for the future. Many thanks to the Elouera SLSC for hosting the Open over the past two years. It has been a

INCOME 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 Sponsorship 75,000 60,000 52,272

Donation 150,000 188,047 200,000

Membership 75,553 55,783 64,521

Interest Received 1,966 5,000

SLSA 15,000 19,845

Marketing 9,872 1,220 2,382

Other Revenue 297 -15,206 4,043

TOTAL $327,688 $289,844 $347,793 11 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT

EXPENDITURE 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 ASRL Meeting Expenses 35,014 35,963 25,022

Audit Fees 600 600 600

Coaching Courses 545

Computer Expenses 701 5,691 9,011

Data Base Management 561 1,835

Equipment Purchases Expensed 9,279 4,217 10,663

Freight & Cartage 981 649 997

General Expenses 291 1,453 105

Host Club Reimbursement 64,676 46,386 35,884

Host Subsidy 3,636 4,545 11,049 Insurance 3,369 12,528 2,501 TRANS-TASMAN Livestream and Finish Line Operations 39,395 22,808 75,378

Marketing 6,871 12,419 16,950

Medals and Trophies 289 902

Membership Reimbursement 2,150 1,000 795

Navy Clothing 32,989 32,210 29,756

Navy Promotional Gear 14,409 22,958 17,774

Software Expenses 420 420

State Contribution 22,727 12,955 15,454

State Team Travel Allowance 43,973 18,339 35,518

State Membership Rebate 5,820 21,088

Surf Boat Draw 27,272

Trailer Expenses 963 590

Team Expenses-Australia v NZ 4,600 7,157 12,145

Web Management 1,765 3,570 4,543

Total Expenses $292,841 $252,715 $355,350

Net Surplus / (Deficit) $34,847 $37,128 $(7,557) 13 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 14

TRANS-TASMAN OPENS

It is with great pleasure that I submit this report manger did another great job managing this The team clothing for the new team members team environment and involvement during as Team Manager of the Australian SLSA Surf section of the team plus his overall support with remained at a high standard, however the lack her presentation was outstanding, with Alicia Boat Representative Team for 2019. In doing the entire team. of clothing provided to members who had been remaining well afterwards to continue to mix so I would like to acknowledge the contribution in previous teams was disappointing. Everything with members of the team. The two teams then reconvened at the airport of both SLSA and the ASRL for their support As normal the planning for this trip and the event supplied was worn and utilised throughout the Thursday morning before boarding the flight to and funding as well as the management of was extensive with a relatively short time frame competition and during team functions. All in, Auckland. the selection processes and the running of the in which to complete these tasks. the team were extremely honoured to wear the event itself. Given the locations of each crew it was not clothes. Once again, our New Zealand counterparts This year’s selection trials were held at Lorne possible to get them together as a team until supported us with sourcing the correct with Avoca Beach being selected as the Open the day before we flew to New Zealand. Despite Emma Armfield joined the team as the team equipment locally. The surfboats and equipment Men representative crew and Northcliffe as the this I believe that the team performed very well. physio and whilst not having met anyone prior were arranged and confirmed prior to departing Open Women crews. The Avoca Beach crew Ultimately the event went very smoothly and I to arriving at the team meeting, soon become Australia and was of a suitable standard for our an integral and key part of the team overall. She were the same crew who represented Australia would like to thank Brad Dean from SLSA for his needs. Suitable sun protection in the form of worked tirelessly throughout the trip attending tents and drinking water was supplied and was 2 years ago at the same event. work and support and also for his planning and to injuries as well as providing ongoing remedial prepared for our arrival. Travel was a comfortable Following the success of last year’s trials the U23 organisational skills. support. 2hrs drive from Auckland Airport to Waihi Beach. crews also attended the same selection carnival I would also like to thank Ian Martin in his second Mike Lord from SLSNZ was extremely supportive with North Cronulla crews being selected for year as team manager for the Development The blazer presentation was performed by and helpful and I thank him for his support and both the Under 23 Men and Women crews Team, the ASRL for running the selection event current Australian Women’s Rugby Sevens assistance. qualifying for the Development Team. Ian for the Open and Development teams on behalf team member Alicia Quirk. Alicia spoke Martin in his second year as Development Team of SLSA and for their support of all crews. passionately about representing Australia. The

2019 AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTITIVE OPEN TEAM 2019 AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTITIVE OPEN TEAM Northcliffe Open Women: North Cronulla Under 23 Men: Penelope Hamilton, Shannon Grimsey, Jen David, Rachel Clayphan, Damien Clayphan (sweep) Jackson Ford, Tom Mailey, Matthew Workman, Matthew Hammond, Mark McDonald (sweep) Avoca Beach Open Men: North Cronulla Under 23 Women: Duke Brierty, John Paterson, Daniel Tamblyn, Brad Mitchell, Richard Brierty (sweep) Madeline McDonald, Alysha Lerond, Hayley Urquhart, Maggie Mahoney, Mark McDonald (sweep) 15 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 16

SLSNZ supplied 2 houses in the Waihi Beach Development teams winning their respective the rowers. Emma worked with each of the crew trophies. It was an honour to be a part of this area for the Open Team. These were in trophies. and they willingly turned up to compete in the team. reasonably close proximity to the beach and 3rd race – winning this race to ensure Australia competition. Both houses were suitable for RESULTS retained the trophy. One of the crew was found In summary, many thanks must go to the ASRL for our accommodation requirements. Another 2 OPEN TEAMS to have a broken finger when taken for x-rays running the selection event and for the generous houses for the U23 development crews were the next day. subsidies provided to all team member to assist supplied by SLSA. OM: AUSTRALIA 2-1 NEW ZEALAND in offsetting the levy. Thanks also to SLSA, in OW: AUSTRALIA 2-1 NEW ZEALAND The trophy and medallion presentation particular Brad Dean for his support, as well The Australian Representative caps were hosted by Waihi Beach and SLS NZ was held as their sponsors for providing resources and presented to the two open crews on Waihi beach DEVELOPMENT TEAMS immediately after the racing had finished and funding for this very important and prestigious before competition started – in front of the New was done extremely well in a professional and event. Zealand team, before both teams walked to the DM: AUSTRALIA 2-1 NEW ZEALAND relaxed manner. arena for introductions and national anthems. DW: AUSTRALIA 2-1 NEW ZEALAND Both teams then reconvened for an informal Yours Sincerely dinner that evening in the Waihi Beach Cap Numbers: The conditions at Waihi Beach were extremely clubhouse. Thanks again to Waihi Beach SLSC Greg Heard Penelope Hamilton 479 testing with large swells across a very long break for catering for this event. Open Team Manager Shannon Grimsey 478 – many waves were breaking at or beyond the The conditions then continued to deteriorate Jen Davis 477 turning cans. These conditions meant that a overnight to the point that all racing was called Rachel Clayphan 476 number of crews were hit on the way out and/or off on the Sunday. Damien Clayphan 475 slewed on the return journey, with the Australian The team took advantage of the racing being Richard Brierty 437 crews all handling the conditions well. called off and travelled to Mt Maunganui for site John Paterson 439 Given the size and length of the break the gate seeing and lunch, followed by a hike and swim Brad Mitchell 438 cans were not able to be set and as a result the at one of the nearby springs. Daniel Tamblyn 440 proposed short course race was replaced with a Duke Brierty 436 3rd long course race Monday was the travel home day – with a small Whilst all crews excelled – special mention needs diversion to a go-kart track near the airport. The performance of the Australian teams was to be made of the U23 Women’s crew who whilst I would like to congratulate the Australian once again outstanding with both the Open and a long way in front of their rivals in the second team for their competitive spirit and never say race, rolled on the return to beach, injuring 3 of die attitude which ensured that we retain both 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 18

INTERSTATE REPORTS 19 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 20

QUEENSLAND

The 2018/19 season has bought on some / Opens and Masters, along with the aim of of new sponsors involved and the number of I’d also like to thank our major sponsors the challenges and successful initiatives that once allowing crews to challenge themselves in surf people from Currumbin and other clubs getting Navy, and Paul Wessel from Wessel Petroleum. again gives me great pleasure in reporting as conditions in a facilitated environment. in and helping to make the concept a winner. Without our sponsors we would not have had President. I must also acknowledge the commitment and Thanks to the officials who on the day mentored the opportunity to provide our events or deliver energy of Jason Bean and Edwina Wright in a number of rowers in different roles to give them without further costs to competitors. Throughout this season we have seen an rolling out learn to sweep courses across the them an insight into what its like to be involved It’s always enlightening to see when major encouraging increase in our entries for local state. The events were held on the Gold Coast, as an official. businesses and corporations contribute back Carnivals within the Navy Series and BP Wessel Sunshine Coast, Cairns and Yeppoon. One of The state titles at Broadbeach provided a into their communities. Classic. Overall Qld had an increase of 16 crews the main goals of the learn to sweep days is to subdued chance in experiencing commonly not including masters. We saw the majority of grow the number of sweeps and progress others challenging conditions. 100 crews nominated I would also like to make special mention of growth within our junior divisions leading to through their qualification levels. In time there for the event. Well done and congratulations the efforts of our referees Di Smith, Charles have on average 50 crews enter these events. will be an overall increase in numbers of rowers to all the crews who placed, the conditions Melloy and the rest of the officials who make All sweeps that have developed new or existing through the recruitment efforts of the new didn’t allow for rogue waves commonly known themselves available to run our events. Special crews in the junior divisions this season are sweeps. Jason will continue with these events to Broadbeach, ensuring that crews had to rely thanks to Bill Cooper for his unwavering to be congratulated on their efforts to help next season under the formalised role of State back on their dedication to training throughout commitment as gear steward, Geoff Wright and establish this growth and provide opportunity sweep coordinator. the season to progress through to the finals. the IRB crews, and Richard Andrews for first aid. to new and potential rowers, the ASRLQ put I must make mention of the successful season approvals in place for “Come and Try” days. Another great initiative this season was the of the Northcliffe Krankitz, back to back These are the people that make the event take These were put in place for all rounds of the Currumbin Skins carnival. This event was the Australian open womens titles; earning state place and keep it running. Thanks to this seasons Navy Series and The Alexandra Headlands round vision of Ben Elliott who wanted to create a team honours; and representing Australia in the committee and for your support, including Jean of the BP Wessel Classic. special event for the junior divisions that would Trans -Tasman test series against New Zealand. Couper with the draws and results and Judy I believe this concept can be successful, with grow in popularity each year. The persistence and drive of this crew is to be Melloy for coordinating the officials. the help of our persistent sweeps to ensure that Ben enlisted the help of Rachael Gibson for the congratulated. these fresh faced rowers complete their bronze overall event master plan. These two are to be Thanks also to the ASRL and Stu Hogben medallion qualification, further establishing congratulated for their input and hard work Once again the Australian team defended the and Ryan Bennett from SLSQ for assistance new rowers to our sport. along with the Currumbin boat section who title on Whaihi beach in NZ, well done Damien throughout the season and with the Qld State assisted the work force to make the carnival and girls for the part you played in that win. Titles. Understandably we’ve had some challenges in a huge success. Judging by the feedback from The Trans Tasman test series is a great initiative this area as well, which can’t be overlooked. most crews they will all be back next year in by the ASRL and full credit to the committee on See you on the beach. We the committee, are putting our efforts into what promises to be an even bigger and better developing the concept, providing subsidy to Gary Williams ensuring that everyone gets a row, from juniors event. It was also great to see the number the team, and to SLSA for their support. PRESIDENT 21 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 22

As usual, selections were hotly contested the Krankitz for Shannon. Shannon having Cory Stone was named Captain of the Team, men’s and women’s Open and Reserve Grade however a changed process was introduced this unfortunately been struck down with illness, which was a return to a ‘non-playing’ captain. Crews and an Age relay with the 23 and 19 crews. year, with the top crews in each division invited made the selfless decision to stand down for Nobody can deny his passion for Queensland The first event was the age relay and we started to a selection carnival, where they would vie the benefit of the whole team. and he was an integral part of the team on the with a win but from then on results varied as for a spot in the team. After three rounds, the The team assembled at Surf Rescue House on day. the competition progressed but we remained Reserve Women and the U19 Men still had to the Sunday before the competition, where they The Interstate Surfboat Championships was in contention throughout. Going into the final, go to a row off so we knew we had the best were treated to the now traditional breakfast conducted at Elouera Beach in the Sutherland double points all team relay, we needed a win Queensland had to offer. The team ultimately at Five Sisters and presented with their caps. Shire in the southern suburbs of on the to come away with the gold. Unfortunately it being made up of; Friday afternoon of the ASRL Open. didn’t go our way and ultimately Queensland As usual, team managers arrived to be briefed ended up with the bronze behind New South OPEN MEN RES MEN U23 MEN U19 MEN NORTHCLIFFE KURRAWA CURRUMBIN COOLUM BEACH on the competition and any variations that Wales and Victoria respectively. DAMIEN CLAYPHAN(S), MICHAEL CAMERON(S), LYLE CLARKE(S), PATRICK MCGUIRE(S), would apply. Conditions were good and a wave BEN TOWNSEND , DREW ARMITAGE, BILLY PSALTIS, FLYNN MORGAN SMITH, was there to assist or punish you, depending In closing, we would like to thank the ASRLQ JAKE WESTON , JOSHUA PAYNE, ZACH THOMSON-SMITH, MAX CAMPBELL, on where you were at the time. and SLSQ for their support of the Queensland MURRAY STACEY, GABE HANMER, MATT LANGLEY, STEVE L’HUILLIER, “Cyclones” Surf Boat Team and all of the JON PEPPER JOHN POLINELLI JESSE O’NEILL CONOR THOMAS This year there were two relays added to the crews for the commitment they have made OPEN WOMEN RES WOMEN U23 WOMEN U19 WOMEN completion with an open relay made up of the individually and collectively to the Team. NORTHCLIFFE MOOLOOLABA TALLEBUDGERA DICKY BEACH DAMIEN CLAYPHAN(S), BRENTON TUNSTED(S), STEVE PURCELL(S), ROB FLOOD(S), Craig Williams & Charles Melloy RACHEL CLAYPHAN, SHELLEY JANSSEN, TEAGAN MCFARLANE, KATE MORCOM, JENNIFER DAVIS, NICKI VANSTONE, MELANIE WALKER, LUCA HOLLAND, SHANNON GRIMSEY, SOPHIE URQUHART, KATIE GILL, VICTORIA BARBOUR, PENELOPE HAMILTON KAREN DEAN ABBEY HOLYMAN JAZZ MORRIS

Special mention also needs to be made of Lisa Webber from the Tallebudgera Kaylews, who was called upon at late notice to jump in to 23 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 24

NEW SOUTH WALES

It is with a lot of pleasure that on behalf of Points were accrued across all 4 events with OPEN MEN RESERVE MEN UNDER 23 MEN UNDER 19 MEN myself and Assistant Team Manager Donna the best 3 being used to select the crew. Points NORTH CRONULLA NORTH CRONULLA NORTH CRONULLA AVALON BEACH Wishart that I submit this report as Team were awarded with 7 points for 1st place down ADAM PURDIE (S) ADAM PURDIE (S) MARK MCDONALD (S) PETER CARTER (S) MITCHELL BOUZOUNIS JASON BROWN JACKSON FORD LACHIE MILLS Manager of the 2019 NSW Surf Boat Interstate to 2 points for 6th. This year all divisions were JAMES BUDD TOM CHAPMAN TOM MAILEY JORDAN HAWKE Team. self-selected based on this system apart from ZAC HUGHES BEN TANNER MATT WORKMAN REGAN DALE the Open Women and Open Men as these 2 JACK MENTHA ANDREW SMALLEY MATT HAMMOND CHARLIE LEWIS This team consisted of 8 crews – one from each divisions each had two crews tied on the same division, Open Men, Open Women, Reserve points. OPEN WOMEN RESERVE WOMEN UNDER 23 WOMEN UNDER 19 WOMEN ELOUERA PALM BEACH NORTH CRONULLA AVALON BEACH Men, Reserve Women, Under 23 Men, Under 23 Open Women – Elouera Wilko and Palm Beach GRANT WILKINSON(S) PETER SPENCE (S) MARK MCDONALD (S) PETER CARTER (S) Women, Under 19 Men and Under 19 Women, Patriots LAURA ARMISTEAD STEPH SPENCE MADDI MAHONEY/ ROBYN HUSBAND who were selected from all crews within NSW Open Men – North Cronulla Purds and Caves SAMANTHA HEWITT JORDAN TOOMKES MADDI MCKINNERY IMOGEN PONTON to compete in the Interstate Challenge as part Beach Meat Trays SARAH HILL JENNY ALTHERR HAYLEY URQUHART ELLA BRADY of the ASRL Championships at Elouera on Friday TARA LAL ALEXIS BELL MAGGIE MAHONEY SOPHIE JONES ALYSHA LEROND the 15th February 2019. As outlined in the bulletin in the event of a draw at the end of the selection carnivals, the crew SELECTION: is to be selected by members of the NSW Surf It was pleasing to see the spread of clubs/ PREPARATION: Crews competed at a series of nominated Boat Commission. Given the timing I met with branches represented with 4 crews from North With a very short turnaround from selection carnivals with the crew from each division with Ryan Halangahu, Nathan Perry and Matt Collins Cronulla (with 2 sweeps) 2 crews from Avalon to competition of 4 weeks, everyone in the the highest points being selected to the team. as they were present at the Manly carnival, Beach (with 1 sweep) and one crew form Elouera team was very responsive with responding to Attached is the point scores for the season. immediately at the conclusion of the Manly and Palm Beach requests for information. Chiara Nowland from carnival. After some discussions we selected NSW SLS Sports did a fantastic job of getting the Selection carnivals were: Elouera Wilko (Open Women) and North Cronulla The 2 x U23 crews, from North Cronulla were uniform sizes and other necessary information Coffs Harbour Purds (Open Men). I immediately contacted the also selected in and successfully competed for from all members of the team. North Cronulla sweeps from the 2 crews who missed selection the Australian Development Team against New Queenscliff and to notify them of the decision. Both sweeps Zealand the weekend before in New Zealand. Manly whilst disappointed, took the decision in good grace. I then advised the sweeps from the 2 successful crews. 25 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 26

Chiara, in her first year also did a great job in Thank you to SLS NSW for their generous support Going into the final event, the Boat Relay NSW All Team members continually expressed their ensuring all the gear was ready, as well as all in providing the team gear – all recipients were was equal with Victoria on 84 points with appreciation and pride in being selected for this of the organisation with the team meeting extremely pleased and proud to receive their Queensland 3rd on 82 points (Qld had been team and their performance and participation and in supporting Donna and myself. She was uniforms. DQ’d in the Senior Relay for one of their crews in the team reflected this. fantastic to work with and made our tasks so missing the turning can, resulting in a loss of 8 In summary the support from the ASRL and SLS much easier. RACE DAY: points. The ‘all in’ Relay is worth double points NSW was fantastic. As part of the team preparations we met prior The team reassembled on the beach on Friday and NSW needed to win this to secure victory. to the Interstate Challenge competition to afternoon to prepare for the races ahead. In closing I would like to thank: provide an opportunity for all crews to meet In a fantastic display of team work NSW each other and to present the team uniforms. This year 2 new events were introduced – Junior combined extremely well to stay close to • SLS NSW for the support of this event Relay (U19 and U23) and Senior Relay (Reserve Victoria in the early legs – Victoria’s strategy and for their funding of the uniforms This year’s function was held back at the Oaks and Open). The order of events was Junior Relay, was to use their top crews up front to give Hotel in Neutral Bay. Once again it was an Senior Relay, Under 19, Under 23, Reserves and them a lead and then try to hang on over the • The staff at SLS NSW for the support and invaluable experience and allowed all crew Opens before culminating in a Surf Boat relay remaining legs, whilst NSW chose to mix the assistance, in particular, Chiara Nowland. members to meet in a relaxed environment, to consisting of all 8 divisions. crews up and finish with the Open Women and be presented with their team uniforms and to Open Men. NSW strategy worked resulting in a • Tamara Brawn, Peter van Duren and the discuss logistics leading into the racing. This Results were: strong team win over Victoria with Queensland team of officials for running the event year I asked Ryan Halangahu from Mona Vale Junior Relay 2nd third. Which was the way the final point score to speak to the team and present them each Senior Relay 1st finished, NSW first on 104 points, Victoria 2nd • The ASRL for ensuring the event ran smoothly with their competition caps. His speech about U19 Women 3rd on 102 and Queensland 3rd on 98. the honour at being selected for NSW and his U19 Men 5th From a personal perspective - thank you again overall input at this event was extremely well U23 Women 2nd A great team effort and a great result. for the opportunity in allowing me to be a part received. U23 Men 1st of this team and for the overall experience – I Reserve Women 3rd The ASRL should be congratulated for their love it !!!! The camaraderie that was developed amongst Reserve Men 4th support of this event through support of the entire team in such a short while was once Open Women 2nd interstate crews and for running the event on Yours Sincerely again evident on the beach on the Friday with Open Men 3rd behalf of SLSA. The event ran very smoothly and everyone proactively supporting each other is a credit to the ASRL and the officials led by Greg Heard prior to and during the racing. Tamara Brawn and Peter van Duren. Team Manager 27 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 28

VICTORIA

It has been a fantastic season of surf boat U19 MEN TORQUAY BUOYOS VALE rowing in Victoria, which has seen many crews U19 WOMAN ST KILDA SALAMANDERS Two extraordinary lifesavers and part of our build on the success of past years. Over 50 U23 MEN TORQUAY PIRATES rowing community were farewelled in a moving U23 WOMAN ST KILDA HUEYS different crews have taken part in carnivals this RESERVE MEN LORNE DRY ceremony at the Timboon & Districts Hall, season. RESERVE WOMAN LORNE UNI LORNES where around 2,000 mourners over-flowed into OPEN MEN ST KILDA ANGRY OTTERS an outside broadcast to be part of a touching The Navy VSRL series kicked off on the 1st OPEN WOMAN LORNE EDGE tribute to the town’s heroes – father and son, December at Lorne with the Australian Team Ross (Po) and Andrew Powell, who tragically Victorian crews competed well in the club Selection event on the Saturday followed by lost their lives during an Easter Sunday marine component of the Navy ASRL Open. a full NAVY carnival on the Sunday. It was a rescue. In the Open Woman’s division, The Lorne Edge very successful weekend with good interstate won the Gold medal. This was an amazing result numbers and fantastic racing in excellent for Geoff Matthews and his crew and justified conditions. their top seeding in this division of racing. This season our VSRL NAVY Open was held on 20th Jan 2019 at Anglesea. Congratulations to our crews who represented Victoria at the Navy ASRL Open Interstate competition. The crews that represented their state are listed below. With Jackson McCaffrey (team manager) and Geoff Matthews (team captain) at the helm, Victoria finished 2nd overall. This was a fantastic effort for the “Big V” and I’m sure we can go one better next time. 29 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 30

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

As President of the ASRL-SA and Chairman of Another highlight in our local calendar was the Gavin Cragg and Sharon Pearsons. Again we The highlight of the day was watching the U19 the SLSSA boat panel, it is with a sense of pride 4 th annual twilight carnival hosted by Grange saw an SA sweep, Aaron Tannahill taking the Somerton Men’s crew take home 4 gold medals. that I continue to see South Australia grow and SLSC. We are yet to jag some sunny beautiful plunge and swimming to the finish line after They outclassed every crew in the U19 Men, U23 perform well both locally and nationally. weather for these events but none the less they breaking a sweep oar. This is always an exciting Men and Reserve Grade Men’s Divisions. They are great fun, with short, sharp racing in tricky finish regardless of the outcome. then went on to share a win in the Surf Boat 2018 saw Adelaide hosting the World Life conditions. Bill Gaynor (Grange legend) also put Relay with their club. An outstanding result Saving Championships. This was our first major together a recognition ceremony post carnival At the ASRL Open the Glenelg reserve men were from a newly formed crew. Well done boys and event on our domestic calendar and while the to acknowledge South Australia’s sweeps and the standout crew, placing 4 th in the final. The sweep, Matt Harry. weather threw everything it could at us, the crews of the past that have had success on a Somerton U19 Men also performed strongly host club Glenelg and state pulled everything national stage. It was great to catch up with missing out on the final by the smallest of Back to the Gold Coast for Aussies and what is back together to deliver some great, all be it some of the sports former legends and be margins. The South Port U19 girls with a now a happy hunting ground for 3 of our Open compressed racing over 2 days. Our Masters, inspired by their results. composite crew also did well. Brighton and women’s crews. This year the Somerton Open Reserve grade crews and Junior competitors Somerton SLSC had a strong attendance at the Women joined an elite club, in winning a Silver performed particularly well at this event on our Our State Team Navy Series was hotly contested event, as their boat sections continues to grow medal in the First Australian Short Course home turf. in the open divisions with Henley taking and strengthen. We saw the closest racing Championship. These ladies are a newly formed home the chocolates in both Men and Women all season at the SA Surf Boat State Titles. All crew that have come together in perfect timing Our season kicked off in earnest with the divisions. Glenelg and Somerton represented divisions had camera finishes and for the first to tackle the tricky shore break and relentless annual pilgrimage to Robe, it was the first Navy in the reserve grade and we had some time in SA at state titles we were able to make conditions in a race that was the survival of the series of 3. This is without a doubt the favourite exciting contenders in our junior division with use of this technology and ensure without fittest and the most daring. Well done ladies event for competitors, officials and supporters. West Beach, Somerton and South Port clubs a doubt that the right results were recorded. and Fazz. It was also fantastic to see 3 Under 19 It is this carnival that draws everyone together, representing these grades. While we weren’t The day was like a mini ASRL Open with a Women’s crews attend Aussies and get a taste lifelong friendships are formed, camp side able to go one better this year in our interstate commentary team, music, finish line camera, of what the most prestigious event in Surf banter is shared and the stage is set for state performance the team represented SA well quick turn around on the draws/results and full Boats is like. team selection as crews battle it out in the first under the guidance of State team managers use of the Team Navy ASRL app. of four selection events. On reflection of Surf Boats in SA and where we are heading, it is safe to say that we are on track to continue our growth and improve our results interstate. We have an inclusive, 31 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE 32

WESTERN AUSTRALIA highly functional boat panel that is made up between the ASRL- SA and SLSSA. Surf Rowing in WA continued with steady The Mullaloo event had a double leg final of rowers, sweeps, coaches, officials and SLSSA To Bristles (Don Alexander) and Aaron Tannahill progress in sweep recruitment and training, format with dry finish and Secret Harbour ran Sports representatives. who work tirelessly at a National level, thank and first steps in junior development with a lot with a very exciting short course format. The you. Thanks also to our carnival boat panel more emphasis will be placed on this area next Navy community engagement team led by chief Our Participation at both Senior and Master Matt smith, Peter Tidswell, Kevin Fitzgerald and season. petty officer Toni Ralph attended and interacted levels is outstanding when compared to the Jason McGaffin for your work each and every with the competitors and officials. other carnival. We held two very successful sweep introduction states. SA is only 9 crews shy of having the same To our sponsors, thank you so much for getting and coaching days along with a well-attended Our Western Suns state representative team no. of crews as QLD. When you break it down behind us and supporting our carnivals, weekend coaching clinic run by Grant Wilkinson. travelled to Elouera in February for the interstate further and look at the number of crews/club per development days and awards evening. The There was much praise for the information and challenge and Team Navy ASRL open. Our state, SA is leaps and bounds ahead of all states ongoing support of Team Navy, Coopers, Falken practical experience that Grant was able to team did their best but didn’t achieve enough averaging 5.4 boat crews per club across the Tyres and Sports Chiropractic Australia make convey to coaches and sweeps. Grant also placings to figure on the dais. North Cottesloe state. All other states excluding WA struggle to our events some of the best run in the country. stayed for our first carnival of the season at Under 23 women led the charge winning their have 2 crews/club across the state population. Lastly I’d like to thank the ASRL for their support Fremantle, watching racing and being available division in the interstates. With initiatives like our Youth Development and guidance throughout the season. to give out first hand advice. day and our well-structured approach to In the Team Navy ASRL open our WA crews sweep accreditation and mentorship it is not Natasha Tunney On the Saturday before our country carnival performed will over the three days with North surprising we are performing so well with our on the Australia Day weekend at Denmark (on Cottesloe Resolute under 23 women taking participation numbers. I’d like to congratulate President ASRL-SA/ Chairman SLSSA Surf Boat the south coast) we held a sweep accreditation gold. City of Perth black finished 3 rd in the 160 all involved in Surf Boats in South Australia on Panel afternoon in good surf condition. Our carnival years masters. Also finishing in the top 8 and a job well done. entry numbers held steady this season, not just short of the medal race were; dropping off as expected following the Aussies Personally I’d like to thank all the officials that in WA. North Cottesloe Boatmen (open men) make each and every carnival happen. Thanks North Cottesloe Stiffs (open women) also to Melissa Davis-Bishop, SA’s Surf Sports We held two very successful Team Navy ASRL City of Perth Sirens (reserve women) Manager and her 2 IC Blake Steele. It has been events this season organised by Mullaloo and Western Suns state representative team. Team a pleasure working collaboratively with them Secret Harbour surf clubs. This was a departure manager Sandy Clarke. this season and strengthening the relationship from previous seasons where SLSWA organised Open men North Cottesloe Boatmen and ran these events. 33 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT - INTERSTATE

Open female North Cottesloe Stiffs North Cottesloe boatmen taking silver in the Reserve men City of Perth Black inaugural Australian short course open men’s Reserve women City of Perth Sirens championship. Under 23 men North Cottesloe Yeah the boys Under 23 women North Cottesloe Resolute City of Perth Learnatics took home bronze in Under 19 men Mullaloo Big rigs the under 19 women’s Australian championship Under 19 women Mullaloo Neptune’s daughters and North Cottesloe Stiffs were unlucky after leading the open women’s final. On behalf WA state championships were held at of the WA boat panel I would like to thank - Scarborough Beach over 2 days with country Kaylene Bozich for her tireless work with our champs, masters champs and our first ever WA communications. Jason Wright SLSWA and state short course champs run on Saturday. the surf sports team for their work all season. The short course was a huge success with very Sandy Clarke for her help with setting up the exciting racing and close finishes. entry payment pathways and also club liaison for our Navy ASRL events. NATIONAL Sunday’s normal course champs were held in sloppy conditions with North Cottesloe Thanks to Michael Brooks and my fellow dominating the day with good performances committee members for the many hours we all RANKING from all other clubs. Our WA boat person of contribute to innovate, listen and organise our the year was Jeff Burling from Cottesloe SLSC sport for our current and future members. for his work mentoring a new crew and sweep at Denmark SLSC, the first boat crew from this Geoff Wilson club for around 40 years. The crew with Jeff sweeping (Denmark sweep is still S2) in big waves won the open men’s division at the country carnival held at their home beach, a big highlight.

The Aussies at Broadbeach did not attract a large number of WA crews with North Cottesloe, City of Perth and Mullaloo sending crews, however the quality was there with 35 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 36

ASRL OPEN RESULTS INTERSTATE RESULTS UNDER 19 FEMALE UNDER 23 FEMALE RESERVE FEMALE OPEN FEMALE UNDER 19/23 RELAY U19 MALE RESERVE FEMALE OPEN MALE 1 – QUEENSCLIFF ROCKETS 1 – NORTH COTTESLOE RESOULTE 1 – NOOSA HEAD CHUMS 1 – LORNE EDGE 1 - QLD 1 - QLD 1 - QLD 1 - QLD 2 – AVALON BEACH CHANELS 2 – NORTH CRONULLA FUNKY 2 – NEWPORT 2 – TALLEBUDGERA 2 - NSW 2 - SA 2 - VIC 2 - VIC 3 – DICKY BEACH TOOSHIES 3 – NEWPORT THUNDER NUDIBRANCHES KAYLEWS 3 - VIC 3 - VIC 3 - NSW 3 - NSW 4 – NOOSA SCRUB TURKEYS 4 – BILGOLA RIPPERS 3 – BATEMANS BAY PHOENIX 3 – PALM BEACH PATRIOTS 4 - SA 4 - WA 4 - WA 4 - SA 5 – WAUCHOPE BONNY 5 – SOUTH MAROUBRA MOTLEY 4 – UMINA G STRINGERS 4 – NORTH CRONULLA 5 - WA 5 - NSW 5 - SA 5 - WA HILLS TEAM A CREW 5 – TALLEBUDGERA TOUCANS BLUEY 6 – DICKY BEACH 6 – TALLEBUDGERA TWO DNF – PALM BEACH 5 – ELOURA WILKO RESERVE MALE DANDELIONS STROKES PINEAPPLES 6 – AVALON BEACH OPEN / RESERVE GRADE U23 FEMALE BOAT RELAY 1 - NSW 1 - WA 1 - VIC 1 - NSW 2 - SA 2 - NSW 2 - SA 2 - VIC UNDER 19 MALE UNDER 23 MALE RESERVE MALE OPEN MALE 3 - WA 3 - QLD 3 - QLD 3 - QLD 1 – SOUTH 1 – NORTH CRONULLA FUNKY 1 – CURRUMBIN GUNNERS 1 – BULLI GOLD 4 - VIC 4 - SA 4 - NSW 4 - WA SNEAKY NUTS COLTS 2 – OCEAN BEACH SAILFISH 2 – BATEMANS BAY 5 - WA 5 - SA 2 – PALM BEACH PLUMBERS 2 – SOUTH CURL CURL LAMP 3 – SOUTH CURL CURL 3 – NORTH CRONULLA DQ - QLD 5 - VIC 3 – NORTH CRONULLA 3 – CURRUMBIN KRAKENS SNEANS PURDS OPEN FEMALE TOTAL YOUNG GUNS 4 – PALM BEACH PEPPERS 4 – GLENELG FURY 4 – AVOCA Z CREW U19 FEMALE U23 MALE 1 - QLD 1 - NSW (104) 4 – DICKY BEACH GERBILS 5 – NORTHCLIFFE HURRICANES 5 – GERRINGONG NAPS 5 – CORRIMAL BLACK 1 - QLD 1 - NSW 2 - NSW 2 - VIC (101) 5 – NORTH CRONULLA YAPS 6 – ALEXANDRA HEADLANDS 6 – MONA VALE CHOCOLATE 6 – ST KILDA ANGRY OTTERS 2 - VIC 2 - VIC JUNIORS DUSTY HILL WINES 3 - NSW 3 - SA 3 - VIC 3 - QLD (98) 6 – SOUTH CURL CURL 4 - WA 4 - WA 4 - SA 4 - SA (87) 5 - WA (84) UNDERDOGS 5 - SA 5 - QLD 5 - WA

MASTERS RESULTS 160 MEN 180 MEN 200 FEMALE 1 - STOCKON DAD BOBS 1 - KEMSPEY - CRECENT TIPS 1 - WARRIEWOOD RUSTYS 2 - GLENELG TEAM A 2 - WANDA TEAM A 3 - CITY BLACK 3 - CURRUMBIN CRUSADERS 220 MIXED 4 - WANDA TEAM A 4 - JAN JUC TEAM A 1 - ST KILDA ANGRY DOGS 5 - DICKY BEACH 5 - BROULEE MIXED GRILL 2 - SOUTH CURL CURL WHITE FLASHBACKS 6 - SOMERTON THE ORIGINALS BEARD 6 - ELOUERA 3 - NOOSA CONDORS 7 - BRIGHTON BAD BOYS 180 FEMALE 4 - FRESHIE VETS 1 - BATEMANS BAY PHOENIX 5 - NORTH CRONULLA 160 FEMALE 2 - AVALON BEACH ANTIQUES KORVETS 1 - MERMAID PIPPIES 3 - AVALON BEACH D B S 6 - ALEX HEADLAND 220 2 - BROULEE GRIFFIN EXCUSES BRAVES 200 MIXED 3 - NORTH CRONULLA 1 - MAROOCHYDORE FORCE 240 MIXED CROQUEMBOUCHES 2 - KURRAWA STIFFS 1 - BURNIE GOLD 4 - BRIGHTON BEETROOTS 3 - NOOSA HEADS EMUS 2 - DIXON PARK 4 - GERRINGONG VBS 5 - MOLLYMOOK GUS 260 MIXED 6 - NORTH CRONULLA VETS 1 - LONG REEF VETS 2 - ANGELSEA 37 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 38

OPEN WOMEN OPEN MEN U23 WOMEN ASRL 18/19 OPEN WOMEN NATIONAL RANKING ASRL 18/19 OPEN MEN NATIONAL RANKING 36 NORTH COTTESLOE YEAH THE BOYS ASRL 18/19 U23 WOMEN NATIONAL RANKING 1 NORTHCLIFFE KRANKITZ 1 BULLI GELCON 37 W ANDA A 1 NEWPORT THUNDER 2 LORNE EDGE 2 AVOCA Z 38 CITY OF PERTH BAREBACKS 2 NTH CRONULLA FUNKYS 3 PALM BEACH PATRIOTS 3 BATEMANS BAY A 39 CURRUMBIN BARBARIANS 3 NORTH COTTESLOE JILLS 4 ELOUERA WILKO 4 ELOUERA WILKO 40 BILGOLA BENDS 4 TALLEBUDGERA TWO STROKES 5 TALLEBUDGERA KAYLEWS 5 NTH CRONULLA PURDS 41 FREMANTLE FAJITAS 5 PALM BEACH PEACHES 6 NORTH CRONULLA BLUEY 6 GORGONITES 42 SCARBORO BLACK 6 NORTH NARRABEEN CHICK PEAS 7 AVALON BEACH OPEN WOMEN 7 NORTH COTTESLOE BOATMEN 43 NORTH COTTESLOE BETA MALES 7 BILGOLA RIPPERS 8 TORQUAY LIGHTNING 8 STH CURL CURL DEATHRIDERS 44 FAIRHAVEN HULA BEACH 8 NORTH BONDI SHREDDERS 9 COLLAROY GIANTS 9 LORNE 31 45 MAROOCHYDORE FORCE 9 MONA VALE LA LA LADIES 10 MONA VALE SNOW WHITES 10 NORTH CRONULLA FUNKY 46 YAMBA A 10 DICKY BEACH T OOSHIES 11 SOUTH CURL CURL STRAW HATS 11 QUEENSCLIFF W OLFS 47 CURRUMBIN HUSCARLS 11 WARRIEWOOD ANGELS 12 SOMERTON ALL STARS 12 COLLAROY GARRICKS 48 QUEENSCLIFF OPEN MALE 12 COOGEE (NSW) NO QUALMS 13 NORTH COTTESLOE STIFFS 13 ST KILDA ANGRY OTTERS 49 NEWPORT SEA LICE 13 SOUTH MAROUBRA MOTLEY CREW 14 WOOLGOOLGA SWEETARTS 14 CORIMAL BLACK 50 KURRAWA KILLERS/KINGS 14 AVOCA BEACH JOTOS 15 COOGEE 1100'S 15 COOGEE A 51 WEST BEACH 15 ST KILDA STORM 16 AVALON BEACH BANDITS 16 NEWPORT HELLFISH 52 PORTLAND 16 NOOSA FLAMINGOS 17 DEE WHY DOUBLE BLECK 17 ERA BUCKS 53 TEA GARDENS HN A 17 QUEENSCLIFF ROCKETS 18 KURRAWA KRUNKS 18 PALM BEACH PIGEONS 54 MONA VALE MAMBAS 18 WEST BEACH A 19 PORTSEA EELS 19 CAVES BEACH MEAT TRAYS 55 STH CURL CURL LAMP 19 NORTH CRONULLA JOEYS 20 NORTH NARRABEEN BAGS 20 NORTHCLIFFE THUNDER 56 AVOCA MITCHELL 20 KURRAWA KOOKS 21 WEST BEACH COASTERS 21 CRONULLA JACKHAMMERS 57 MCMASTERS BEACH FAT DADS 21 WEST BEACH B 22 HENLEY WILDCATS 22 T ALLEBUDGERA MOHITOS 58 ELOUERA ELOUERA 22 PALM BEACH PHANTOMS 23 ROSEBUD CABEZONAS 23 PALM BEACH POPEYES 59 STOCKTON BIN CHICKENS 23 RED BEACH (NZ) RABBITS 24 MET CALOUNDRA MATADORS 24 NTH NARABEEN BAGS 60 CRONULLA VISION BLASTERS 24 COOLUM BEACH CHILLIES 25 PALM BEACH (QLD) VIXENS 25 W OOLGOOLGA BARRACUDAS 61 PORTSEA CANNONS/DUGONGS 25 SOUTH PORT SCORCHERS 26 NORTH COTTESLOE RESOLUTE 26 MONA VALE ROCKS/SLUDGE 27 TUGUN PEACHES 27 TUGUN REBELS/A 28 NEWPORT BITZA'S 28 NORTH BONDI WA APA NUI 29 GLENELG SIRENS 29 NORTH CRONULLA YOUNG (?)/DAVES 30 CITY OF PERTH COLLISION 30 T ORQUAY PIRATES 31 BROULEE BROULEE 31 HENLY DIRTY BIRDS 32 PORT ELLIOT 32 NORTH STEYNE NOMADS 33 NORTH COTTESLOE JILLS 33 MONA VALE MEN 34 SCARBORO PARTY PIES 34 HENLY MACK DOGS 35 TRIGG ISLAND WODNIES 35 GLENELG GREEN/FALCONS/ PACKERS 39 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 40

U23 MEN U19 WOMEN ASRL 18/19 U23 MEN NATIONAL RANKING 37 COLLAROY SCHOONER OF BLACK ASRL 18/19 U19 WOMEN NATIONAL RANKING 1 NTH CRONULLA FUNKYS 38 NORTH COTTESLOE BETA MALES 1 DICKY BEACH TOOSHIES 2 PALM BEACH PEPPERS 39 PENGUIN PIRATES 2 QUEENSCLIFF RED ROCKETS 3 STH CURL CURL LAMP 40 WANDA BLUE 3 SOUTH CURL CURL BUMPS & HUMPS 4 CURRUMBIN KRAKENS 41 MACMASTERS BLUE 4 AVALON BEACH CHANELS 5 ELOUERA 5 ST KILDA SALAMANDERS 6 NORTH COTTESLOE YEAH THE BOYS 6 AVOCA BEACH VAGABONDS 7 TORQUAY PIRATES 7 WAUCHOPE BONNY HILLS BOATETTES 8 NTH CRONULLA PURDS 8 MOLLYMOOK MOODIE ROOKIES 9 NORTHCLIFFE HURRICANES 9 MONA VALE ASSISTED DRIFTERS 10 MONA VALE BLACK MAMBAS 10 NOOSA HEADS SCRUB TURKEYS 11 WARRIEWOOD DEVILS 11 DICKY BEACH DANDELIONS 12 ALEXANDRA HEADLAND DUSTY HILL WINE 12 CITY OF PERTH LEARNATICS 13 PALM BEACH PROTRACTORS 13 NORTH CRONULLA BOF'S GIRLS 14 WEST BEACH IN DECENTSEA 14 SOMERTON STINGERS 15 MAROUBRA DIRTY DOGS 15 MONA VALE BEASTMODE 16 WANDA WEAPONS 16 NOOSA HEADS SPANGLED DRONGOS 17 PALM BEACH PTY LTD 17 NORTH CRONULLA BLUEY'S BLAZERS 18 QUEENSCLIFF REALITY KINGS 18 MACMASTERS BEACH MAI TAIS 19 MORUYA CLOWNS 19 BRIGHTON BURRITOS 20 SOUTH MAROUBRA ROOKIES 20 MACMASTERS BEACH DIVA'S 21 ALEXANDRA HEADLAND AIR CON 21 MAROUBRA SLSC SEALETTES 22 KURRAWA KUMBERBUNS 22 MULLALOO NEPTUNES DAUGHTERS 23 CRONULLA VISION BLASTERS 23 CURRUMBIN VALKYRIE 24 NORTH CRONULLA JEFFS 24 TORQUAY JETS 25 OCEAN BEACH GOATS 25 COLLAROY SILLY SALMONS 26 CURRUMBIN POPEYES/B 26 MOOLOOABA MERMAIDS 27 PORTSEA DUGONGS 27 SOUTH PORT SERPENTS 28 NEWPORT MACKERAL 28 MANLY TEN FOOT SCREAMERS 29 CRONULLA BIG WEDNESDAY 29 PORT ELLIOT 30 COOGEE SONS 30 MET CALOUNDRA MINI MATADORS 31 STOCKTON YOTE BOAT 31 YAMBA A 32 FRESHWATER FIGHTERS 32 GRANGE MAHI MAHI'S 33 SOMERTON BSB 33 FRESHWATER TOUCANS 34 AVOCA BEACH DOGS 34 JAN JUC A 35 HELENSBURGH SW PARK 36 SOMERTON SEA DUCTION 41 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 42

U19 MEN ASRL 18/19 U19 MEN NATIONAL RANKING 36 YAMBA A 14 QUEENSCLIFFE AGAINST ALL ODDS 49 APOLLO BAY 1 NORTH CRONULLA YOUNG GUNS 37 MCMASTERS YELLOW 15 BULLI SLSC GOLD 50 BRIGHTON WAVES 2 SOUTH CURL CURL SNEAKY NUTS 38 COOGEE KRABBY PATTIES 16 MAROOCHYDORE STINGRAYS 51 FAIRHAVEN 3 PALM BEACH PLUMBERS 39 SWANSEA A 17 MERMAID BEACH PIPPIES 52 MINDIL 4 TORQUAY BUOYOS 40 PORT CAMPBELL A 18 MOOLOOLABA SALTY SOULS/ 53 MOANA MAYHEM 5 AVOCA BEACH WOLFPACK 41 TORQUAY STORM 54 WILLIAMSTOWN 19 AVALON BEACH AVACADOS 6 AVALON BEACH HUEYS 42 COLLAROY BLACK 55 YAMBA 20 NORTH NARRABEEN LEAN BEANS 7 SOMERTON SENDITS/SONS 43 QUEENSCLIFF $10 STEAKS 21 BRIGHTON 1331'S 8 SOUTH CURL CURL UNDERDOGS 44 CRONULLA SPINNY DIC 22 YEPOON BANDITS 9 BULLI GOLD 45 KURRAWA KICKERS 23 SOMERTON ALL SORTS 10 MAROOCHYDORE FORCE 46 KEMPSEY CRESENT HEAD MUPPETS RESERVE MEN 24 BURLIEGH HEADS A 11 DICKY BEACH GERBILS 47 CURRUMBIN MEERKATS ASRL 18/19 RES MEN NATIONAL RANKING 25 BROULEE SURFERS CAPITALS/WONG 48 ALEXANDRA HEADLAND WINES 12 NORTH CRONULLA YAPS NUMBER 1 CURRUMBIN GUNNAR'S 49 MONA VALE MAMBAS 13 COLLAROY STITCHES 26 LORNE ATICS 2 SOUTH CURL CURL SNEANS 50 SCARBORO CARNAGE 14 MACMASTERS BEACH UFC'S 27 TUGUN GYPSIES 3 OCEAN BEACH SAILFISH 51 MULLALOO STORM TROPERS 15 COOLUM QUICK COBRAS 28 PORTSEA LIONS 4 TEA GARDENS HAWKS NEST SALTY PIRATES 52 NORTH WOLLONGONG FLAMINGOS 16 NEWPORT TEN POUNDERS 29 STOCKTON MISSFITS 5 GLENELG FURY 53 MORDIALLOC PANTHERS 17 FRESHWATER FRUITLOOPS 30 TAREE BLACK SHEEP 6 LORNE DRY 18 MONA VALE FLUFFY DUCKS 31 AVALON BEACH DB'S 7 GERRINGONG NAPS 19 ALEXANDRA HEADLAND CONDITIONING 32 AVALON BEACH ANTIQUES 8 MONA VALE CHOCOLATE 20 MACMASTERS BEACH BLUE 33 PALM BEACH PICCOLOS 9 YAMBA KOOKS/A 21 NORTHCLIFFE TORNADOS RES WOMEN 34 BRIGHTON BOMBSHELLS 10 COOLUM BEACH BIN CHICKENS 22 H'BURGH/STAN PARK WESTFUND ASRL 18/19 RES WOMEN NATIONAL RANKING 35 WARRIEWOOD RUSTYS 11 QUEENSCLIFF TROUGHIES 23 NOOSA HEADS PEACOCKS 1 NOOSA HEADS CHUMS 36 BRIGHTON BUTTS 12 PALM BEACH PROJECT 24 MORUYA BRADCOCKS 2 KURRAWA KIXX 37 CURRUMBBIN CONCORDS 13 MOOLOOLABA BADGERS 25 WANDA CHUPPA CHUPS 3 LORNE UNILORNES 38 SOUTH CURL CURL GIRLIES 14 NORTH CRONULLA DAVE'S 26 MULLALOO BIG RIGS 4 NEWPORT NUDIBRANCHS 39 WEST BEACH COASTERS 15 MAROOCHYDORE FORCE 27 REDHEAD CHILLICOCONUTS 5 SOUTH MAROUBRA BISLEY 40 MANLY MERKINS 16 BRIGHTON EX PRESIDENTS 28 NORTH CURL CURL DONKEYS 6 PALM BEACH PINEAPPLES 41 NORTH STEYNE TIGER LILLIES 17 BROULEE SURFERS MIXED GRILL 29 FRESHWATER MELONS 7 NORTH CRONULLA BREEZERS 42 PORT FAIRY FIREBIRDS 18 KURRAWA KAMIKAZES 30 NTH CRONULLA JEFFS 8 BATEMANS BAY PHOENIX 43 BROULEE SURFERS GRIFFEN BRAVES 19 NORTH CRONULLA FLYING PIGS 31 OCEAN BEACH HOOLIGANS 9 OCEAN BEACH WHOHAA 44 OCEAN BEACH TOILERS 20 NORTH STEYNE BUCCANEERS 32 PORTLAND CAPE CRUSADERS 10 UMINA G STRINGERS 45 PORT KEMBLA RESERVES 21 PORT KEMBLA PEPE'S 33 CURRUMBIN MEERKATS 11 CITY OF PERTH SIRENS 46 TORQUAY ALL FORM 22 NORTH CRONULLA PURDS 34 SWANSEA BELMONT A 12 TALLEBUDGERA TOUCANS 47 BROOME HEAT 23 KURRAWA STIFFS 35 TALLEBUDGERA SUPER DRY 13 BRIGHTON BRONCOS 48 PORT CAMPBELL 24 WINDANG TROFF LOLLIES 43 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 44

MASTERS WOMEN 25 CURRUMBIN RAIDERS 58 NORTHCLIFFE DRIFTERS ASRL 18/19 MASTER WOMEN NATIONAL RANKING 7 MULLALOO 26 BARWON SPECIAL K 59 PALM BEACH (QLD) BLOW INS 120’S MASTERS WOMEN 8 MINDIL CROCTEASE 27 KURRAWA WOP 60 SOUTH MAROUBRA WAISTLINE 1 YEPPOON BANDITS 9 WEST BEACH 5 28 NEWPORT SHELDON 61 THC SLAPPERS 2 MET CALOUNDRA A 10 PORT CAMPBELL 29 NORTH BONDI KNOCKABOUTS 62 MOOLOOLABA ALL TORQUE 3 BROULEE 11 BURLIEGH HEADS 30 STOCKTON BIN CHICKENS 63 NOOSA TOUCANS 140’S MASTERS WOMEN 12 WEST BEACH 4 31 WANDA BLUE 64 COOLUM BEACH COOL RUNNINGS 1 TORQUAY ALL FORM 13 WILLIAMSTOWN 32 WAUCHOPE BONNY HILLS CASSOWARY 65 NORTH CRONULLA VETS 2 MOOLOOLABA CREW 1 14 COOLANGATTA WHITE WALKERS 33 CITY OF PERTH BLACK 66 NORTH CURL CURL CURL CURL 3 BRIGHTON BOMBSHELLS 200’S MASTERS WOMEN 34 SOUTH MAROUBRA FISHCAKES/W 67 MOOLOOLABA SQUIRTS 4 BROOME HEAT 1 WARRIEWOOD RUSTYS ASTELINE 68 GLENELG PACKERS 5 BRIGHTON BRONCOS 2 WEST BEACH SPRITZERS 35 MACMASTERS BEACH FAT DADS 69 ALEXANDRA HEADLAND DUSTY HILL WINES 6 SOMERTON ALL STARS 3 FAIRHAVEN HOT CATCH 36 AVALON BEACH TOWBALLS 70 AVALON BEACH NORSEMEN 7 TWEED HEADS RINGINS 4 UMINA G WHIZ 37 PORT KEMBLA FLUFFERS 71 AVOCA BEACH A 8 HENLY CREAKERS 5 TERRIGAL 38 CRONULLA OUTANOWHERES 72 BULLI GOLD 160’S MASTERS WOMEN 6 ALBANY W EDGETAILS 39 FRESHWATER DONS 73 COOGEE TERMITE 1 LORNE A 7 BURNIE 40 BILGOLA BENDS 74 DICKY BEACH FLASHBACKS 2 BROULEE G 8 BRIGHTON W AVES 41 NORTH CRONULLA BRADENS 75 DICKY BEACH PRIME BEEF 3 MERMAID BEACH PIPPIES 42 CAVES BEACH MYFACE 9 HENLY DOLPHINS 76 ELOUERA BLUE 4 NORTH CRONULLA CROQUUEMBOUCHES 43 LORNE GROWLERS 10 ALDINGA 77 JAN JUC A 5 YAMBA A 44 WOLLONGONG BACKYARD 11 MOLLYMOOK LADIES DENTISTS 6 DEE WHY DOUBLE BLECK 78 LONG REEF VETS 12 SEACLIFF 45 MET-CALOUNDRA OLD BULLS 7 BRIGHTON BEETROOTS 79 NORTH CRONULLA POPPY'S 13 GRANGE 46 TALLEBUDGERA GHOSTS 8 BURLIEGH HEADS A 80 REDHEAD MILLENIALS 220’S MASTERS WOMEN 47 WARRIEWOOD CRUSTYS 9 CURRUMBIN BERSERKERS 81 ST KILDA ANGRY DOGS 1 CAPE HAWKES PEARLS 48 QUEENSCLIFF REALITY KINGS 10 TWEED HEADS STUMPETTES 82 TORQUAY HAYSTACKS 2 FAIRHAVEN 49 CURRUMBIN BIN CHICKENS 11 PORT ELLIOT CHILL FACTOR 83 MORDIALLOC E.COLI 3 WEST BEACH 7 50 MONA VALE SLUDGE 12 APOLLO BAY AQUAHOLICS 84 PORTLAND OLD HACKS 51 ANKLAM 180’S MASTERS WOMEN 52 BROOME BREAKERS 85 WEST BEACH 1 BATEMANS BAY N 53 MINDIL IRAKANJIES 86 WILLIAMSTOWN WET'N WEDGED 2 AVALON BEACH DB'S 54 WOOLGOOLGA 3 AVALON BEACH ANTIQUES 55 AVALON BEACH PINKIES 4 ALBANY FAT GANNETS 56 NORTH COTTESLOE COWARDS 5 NORTH COTTESLOE 57 NORTH NARRABEEN SMOKOS 6 PORT FAIRY Q 45 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 46

MASTERS MEN ASRL 18/19 MASTER MEN NATIONAL RANKING 4 BROULEE MIXED GRILL 17 ALTONA POST MASTERS 240’S MASTER MEN 18 AVALON BEACH NORSEMEN 140’S MASTER MEN 5 MAIRANGI BAY MERKINS 1 BURNIE A 6 AVALON BEACH ROCKSTARS 19 ALDINGA 2 DIXON PARK A 7 CURRUMBIN CRUSADERS 20 SOUTH PORT EXPENDABLES 3 FAIRHAVEN FAST & FURIOUS 1 BILGOLA BENDS 8 MORDIALLOC 21 WARRIEWOOD CRUSTYS 4 MOOLOOLABA WOMBATS 2 BIARRITZ A 9 CAVES BEACH FROZEN BUDGIES 22 WEST BEACH 5 KEMPSEY CRESCENT CLYDESDALES 3 BULLI HEAD 10 BRONTE 23 ANKLAM 4 WOOLGOOLGA SEA DOGS 6 FORSTER A 11 SOMERTON THE ORIGINALS 24 SOMERTON MELONS 5 LORNE 7 MAROOCHYDORE OLD BOYS 12 WOOLGOOLGA 25 MOOLOOLABA CREW 3 6 MINDIL IRAKANDJIES 8 PORT ELLIOT GOOD OL BOYS 13 NORTH CRONULLA NEW SUSPECTS 220’S MASTER MEN 7 BRIGHTON EX PRESIDENTS 9 BULLI 14 RED HEAD A 1 ST KILDA ANGRY DOGS

160’S MASTER MEN 10 ANGLESEA 15 ALBANY 2 SOUTH CURL CURL WHITE BREAD 1 STOCKTON DAD BODS 11 WEST BEACH CREW 6 16 WILLIAMSTOWN 3 WARRIEWOOD CRUSTYS 2 GLENELG PACKERS 12 SORRENTO SILVERBACKS 17 ALEX HEADLAND FIREBALLS 4 NOOSA HEADS CONDORS 3 W ANDA A 13 SEASPRAY 18 DICKY BEACH BEEF 5 NORTH CRONULLA KORVETS 4 CITY OF PERTH BLACK 14 PORTLAND OLD HACKS 19 NORTH CRONULLA LARDS 6 QUEENSCLIFF MOULDY MUFFINS 5 NORTH CRONULLA PURDS 20 BULLI 7 NORTH COTTESLOE MAULERS 260’S MASTER MEN 6 DICKY BEACH FLASH BACKS 1 LONG REEF VETS 21 MOANA 8 FRESHWATER VETS 7 MONA VALE MASTERS OF THE 2 ANGELSEA A UNIVERSE 200’S MASTER MEN 9 TALLEBUDGERRA CAB SAVS 3 COOLANGATTA MAGPIES 8 BULLI 1 MAROOCHYDORE FORCE 10 ALEX HEADLAND EXCUSES 4 TUGUN A 9 CURRUMBIN A 2 BILGOLA A 11 COOLANGATTA MAGPIES 5 MOLLYMOOK ENGINE ROOM 10 ELOUERA 3 NOOSA HEADS EMUS 12 MOOLOOLABA SPECIAL OPS 6 COOLUM C 11 BONDI 4 NORTH CRONULLA VETS 13 AVALON BEACH CLOWNS 7 SOUTH PORT PHANTOMS 12 NOOSA HEADS TOUCANS 5 KURRAWA STIFFS 14 NORTH STEYNE DEFIBS 8 COTTESLOE COOEE 13 BRIGHTON BAD BOYS 6 MOLLYMOOK GUS'S 15 BRIGHTON REDBACKS 9 MANLY CREW 2 14 MOLLYMOOK SALTY SEA DOGS 7 WINDANG THE OUTCASTS 16 WESTSHORE 10 KURRAWA OLD BOYS 15 YAMBA A 8 SOMERTON ORIGINALS 17 GRANGE 11 FAIRHAVEN OTAWAYS 16 NOOSA HEADS MACAWS 9 GERRINGONG VB'S 18 HENLEY RELICS 12 GRANGE 17 SURFERS PARADISE AGRONAUTS 10 MULLALOO 19 WESTBEACH 18 CRONULLA WITH THE LOT 11 PORT FAIRY SHEARWATERS 20 COOLUM 19 PORT KEMBLA A 12 MOOLOOLABA CREW 2 21 YAMBA CLIFFIES 180’S MASTER MEN 13 YEPPOON BOATIES 22 GLENELG COOB 1 KEMPSEY-CRESCENT TIPS 14 ALTONA 23 SOMERTON SONS OF BEACHES HEAD 15 WOOLGOOLGA LONG STROKERS 24 YEPPOON OUTLAWS 2 JAN JUC RAMS 16 NORTH STEYNE TIGERS 25 MOANA 3 W ANDA A 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 48

I am proud to report that once again, the For the first time in our history we covered the Australian Surf Rowers League has delivered ASRL Open for the full three days, including the on the promise to continue to promote the Masters. Almost 24 hours of coverage was use of technology across a number of areas. captured across Masters, all rounds, Interstates It is extremely important to note that this is and all finals. due to the ongoing support from Team Navy, Destination NSW and the ASRL committee. Our live streaming went up another level this past season and we saw over 60,000 views for FINISH LINE CAMERAS SYSTEM the two events, with thousands more viewing In the season gone we utilised the finish line the post event highlights packages (available camera system at ASRL Open, National Team on Facebook and YouTube). Trials and we outsourced the cameras for use at Aussies. This form of technology takes SOCIAL MEDIA plenty of work to not just deliver on event day, Our social media continues to grow! but to also maintain leading into events and Our numbers crew over 15% again in the past the upgrades and tweaking that needs to occur 12 months and we now have almost 11,000 TECHNOLOGY post event. Over the past 12 months ASRL VP combined followers on Instagram/Facebook. Nick Sampson took ownership of this project The numbers that we are generating through and was a key driver for continual development our Facebook page ‘Team Navy ASRL’ are of the product. On behalf of everyone I thank extraordinary. REPORT Nick for his commitment to assisting with this. We have seen in the past 12 months (June 18 – May 19); Over the winter months there will be research - Engaged with our users 197,216 times undertaken on continual improvement of this - Had a reach of 1,185,622 equipment. We know the membership - Had 301,695 video views for a total of over appreciates having the cameras operating and 4,000 hours of viewing time it is a key priority of the ASRL committee to - Posted on Facebook 430 times (approx.) support this. - Posted on Instagram 220 times (approx.)

LIVE STREAM – NATIONAL TEAM SELECTION The ASRL will continue to provide support EVENT / ASRL OPEN to states who control their own Facebook For the second year running we pushed the groups and pages. Although we can’t bring in introduction of new commentators for live a streamlined system we are always interested streaming our events. We saw the introduction to see what states are doing in this stage. of 3-4 brand new commentators to the sport Thank you to those states who have engaged who gave it a crack at the ASRL and we thank with the membership through new forms of them for volunteering their time. communication and for those who continue to We kicked off our live stream coverage down test out new technology at Lorne for the National Team Selection Event online, your members appreciate it. with some of the best coverage we have seen. This included close up drone footage and close racing along the Great Ocean Road. YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER VICE PRESIDENTS 1993-94 RON PAYNE GREG DAVIES MATT CLYMER STEPHEN BLEWETT, GRAEME KNOX, LAURIE MURPHY 1994-95 RON PAYNE GREG DAVIES MATT CLYMER STEPHEN BLEWETT, GRAEME KNOX, LAURIE MURPHY 1995-96 RON KELLY GREG DAVIES CLIFF GERATHY STEPHEN BLEWETT, PETER HICKEY, GRAEME KNOX, LAURIE MURPHY 1996-97 PETER GRANT GREG DAVIES CAROL STEPHEN BLEWETT, PETER HICKEY, MCMANUS GRAEME KNOX, STEVE REILLY 1997-98 PETER GRANT GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, PETER HICKEY, ROSS JORGENSEN, RICK MILLAR, KEN MURRAY, STEVE REILLY 1998-99 PETER GRANT GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, PETER HICKEY KIM MARSH, RICK MILLAR, STEVE REILLY, HONOUR ROLL BOB STONE 1999-00 PETER GRANT GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, JOHN ELLINGSEN PETER HICKEY, ROSS JORGENSEN, CHARLES MELLOY, RICK MILLAR, KEN HALL OF FAME MURRAY, STEVE REILLY, BOB STONE, 2000-01 PETER GRANT GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, JOHN ELLINGSEN, CHARLES MELLOY, RICK MILLAR, STEVE REILLY, BOB STONE 2001-02 RICK MILLAR GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, LIFE MEMBERS JOHN ELLINGSEN, ALAN GIBBONS, CHARLES MELLOY, STEVE SWANE 2002-03 RICK MILLAR GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, JOHN ELLINGSEN, AMANDA GEHRING, ALAN GIBBONS, STEVE SWANE 2003-04 RICK MILLAR GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTER- ILL, ALAN GIBBONS, ANDREW GOSS, CHARLES MELLOY, STEVE SWANE 2004-05 RICK MILLAR GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR STEPHEN BLEWETT, ANDREW GOSS, GRAEME KNOX, CHARLES MELLOY, RICHARD OLESINSKI, STEVE SWANE 2005-06 BOB STONE GREG DAVIES RICK MILLAR ANDREW GOSS, GRAEME KNOX, ROB- ERT MCKAY-GRAY, CHARLES MELLOY, RICHARD OLESINSKI, FRANK VELTMAN 2006-07 BERT HUNT GREG DAVIES MARK HAZELL STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTER- ILL, ANDREW GOSS, GRAEME KNOX, CHARLES MELLOY, RICHARD OLESINSKI 51 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 ASRL ANNUAL REPORT 52

YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER VICE PRESIDENTS YEAR HALL OF FAME 2007-08 BERT HUNT GREG DAVIES MARK HAZELL STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, 1996 Keith Hurst* GEOFF MATHEWS, TIM NESBITT, RICH- ARD OLESINSKI, JOHN WRIGHT 1997 Chris Branson*, Bill Clymer*, Ron Davidson, Keith Hodgson, Ross Jorgensen, Kim Marsh, Bob Miles*, Ken Murray, Roger Ninham*, Ron Payne, Kevin Richardson, Robert 2008-09 BERT HUNT ROZ BATES MARK HAZELL STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, Walsh RICK ESTRIECH, KIM MARSH / SIMON PATERSON, RICHARD OLESINSKI, JOHN 1998 Nick Dixon*, Mike Ellercamp, Russ Jones, Alexander Norton WRIGHT 1999 George Challis*, Robert Fulton, Kevin Myers*, Stephen Swane, Peter Williams 2009-10 BERT HUNT ALAN GIBBONS / CHARLTON HO- TONY BENFIELD / MICHAEL KING, 2001 Peter Grant, Don McManus TONY BENFIELD NIG STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, RICHARD OLESINSKI, SIMON PATERSON, 2004 Wayne Thompson JOHN WRIGHT 2006 Don Ellercamp, Peter Mackie, Warren Molloy 2010-11 BERT HUNT ANNA SIMMONS CHARLTON DON ALEXANDER / LINDA HAWKINS HONIG / DON STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, 2007 Mel Macpherson, Dennis Pattison ALEXANDER MICHAEL KING, FRANK VELTMAN, JOHN 2009 Howard Christie, Brian Mason*, Rick Millar WRIGHT 2011-12 BERT HUNT PATRICIA MCDER- DON ALEXANDER STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, 2010 Bob Luce MOTT PHILIPPA LOWE, MICHAEL KING, SCOTT 2011 Tony Haven TANNAHILL, JOHN WRIGHT 2012 Jack Alliss, Stephen Blewett 2012-13 BERT HUNT PATRICIA MC- DON ALEXANDER STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, DERMOTT / ROD MICHAEL KING, RICK MILLAR, SCOTT 2013 Robert Burgess COSTA TANNAHILL, JOHN WRIGHT / JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 2015 Sheryl Beaumont 2013-14 BERT HUNT ROD COSTA DON ALEXANDER STEPHEN BLEWETT, DON COTTERILL, 2016 Natalie Gartner, Norman Pounder MICK LANG, GEOFF MATTHEWS, JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, GRANT WILKINSON 2017 Richard Brierty 2014-15 BERT HUNT ROD COSTA DON ALEXANDER DON COTTERILL, MICK LANG, GEOFF 2018 Damien Claypan MATTHEWS, JAMES MCLAUGHLIN / MARK IRWIN, NATHAN PERRY, GRANT WILKINSON YEAR LIFE MEMBERS 2015-16 BERT HUNT ALEXANDRA HILL DON ALEXANDER DON COTTERILL, MICK LANG, GEOFF 2006 Bill Barnett* MATTHEWS/HAMISH MCMILLAN, TIM 2007 Greg Davies, Graeme Knox MCFARLANE, NATHAN PERRY, GRANT WILKINSON 2011 Stephen Blewett 2016-17 BERT HUNT ALEXANDRA DON ALEXANDER DON COTTERILL. GRANT WILKINSON, 2012 Rick Millar HILL/NATASHA TUNNEY 2016 Alan Griffiths 2017-18 BERT HUNT NATASHA TUN- DON ALEXANDER TIM MCFARLANE/GEOFF WILSON, SUZIE 2018 Bert Hunt NEY MACKINDER/JAY PARKIN, NATHAN PERRY/DAMIEN O’SHANNASSY, RUSSELL LAMB/RESIGNED 23 JUNE 2017 2018-19 MICHAEL NATASHA TUN- DON ALEXANDER DON COTTERILL, GRANT WILKINSON, BROOKS NEY GEOFF WILSON, JAY PARKIN, NICK SAMPSON, DAMIEN O’SHANNASSY DON COTTERILL, GRANT WILKINSON, GEOFF WILSON, JAY PARKIN, NICK SAMPSON, EDWINA WRIGHT Appendix A Auditors Report