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Our Sponsors and Partners

The Management Committee appreciates everyone’s contribution to the 2014-2015 Annual Report and Financial Statements.

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Club Motto Saving Lives. Serious Fun. Kings Beach, since 1933.

Mission Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC is committed to the Surf Life Saving Queensland mission; Zero preventable deaths on Queensland beaches.

Vision To be the leading mid tier Surf Life Saving Club on the Sunshine Coast

Values  High standards of management  Responsiveness to the needs of our community and our members  Operating with integrity, equity and accountability  Innovation and constantly improving our services  Operating as a team with internal and external stakeholders  Accepting our role as the leader in aquatic safety services in our region

Strategic Objectives  Creating a positive first impression for new and renewing members.  Marketing: building positive relationships with informed stakeholders.  Training & Assessment: Qualifying our members to be the best surf lifesavers they can be.  Delivering quality lifesaving experiences to members and the community.  Lifesaving: Be the most efficient and effective patrol service on the Sunshine Coast.  Surf Sports: Improve Metropolitan Caloundra’s performance in regional, state and national surf sports com- petition in all age groups and disciplines.  Development: Create opportunities for our members to develop as people, as surf lifesavers; and support the club’s development as a community service.  Providing the foundation for club success.  Management & Operations: Effective resource acquisition and finance management systems that support the continuing viability and improvement of our surf lifesaving services.

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OUR PEOPLE // Officers and Committees

Patron Mark McArdle MP Director of Junior Activities Phillip Ashworth Vice Patron Cr Tim Dwyer Director of Youth Development Carl Perkins (to 17/11/14) President Michael McDonald Director of Surf Sports Jeff Morris Deputy President Matt Richards Vice Club Captain Paula Ryan Director of Administration & Planning Kerri Dick Chief Training Officer Vacant Director of Finance & Property Simon Richards Director of Marketing & Sponsorship Vacant Club Captain Nathan Steer

Vice Presidents Vehicle Officer Ronald Davidson OAM, Christine Phillips, Barry Weath- Nathan Steer erall, Gary Jones, Suzanne Bishop, Graham Andrews, Rick Burns, Roy Henzell, Monica Cook, Geoff Bacon Water Coach Jeff Morris Assistant Chief Training Officer Kirsten Phillips Craft Coach Jeff Morris Clubhouse Director Gary Jones Honorary Auditor Stephen Shirley (SPS Audit) First Aid Officer Carla Dreyer Honorary Medical Officer Dr David Raine Club Supervisor Elizabeth Dawes Honorary Solicitor Geoffrey Lyons (Geoff Lyons Solicitors) Team Manager Simon Richards & Peter Hoogvliet (IRB) Casual Administration Officer Peter Otago (Surf Boats) Kay Blokkeerus

Surf Boat Officer Jase Bean

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OUR PEOPLE // Officers and Committees

Junior Activities Committee Age Managers Under 6 & 7 Phillip Ashworth, Cathy Dick & Shane Director of Junior Activities Enders Phillip Ashworth Under 8 Julieanne Richards, Martin Leigh, David Lacey Deputy Director of Junior Activities Under 9 Sharon Punter, Kerry & Tony Barlow, Brendan Sheppard Scott Basford & Cameron Dickie Under 10 Brett & Karen Magnussen Secretary Under 11 Damien Richters Brett Magnussen Under 12 Nicole Antoniolli, Shona Hume, Paula Christiansen Treasurer Under 13 Jill Brearley Brett Magnussen Under 14 David Warren

Registrar Supporters Club Committee David and Berlinda Hyne President Awards/Education Officer Craig Spender Jackie Harle Deputy President Team Manager 8-10 Alan Macklin Phillip Ashworth Treasurer Team Manager 11-14 John Buchanan Simon Richards/Matt Richards Secretary/ Manager Gear Steward Melissa Brooke Clint Antoniolli Directors Chief Water Safety Officer Jeff Morris Matt Richards Paul Bounty Glen Forbes Michael McDonald

Vale Our deepest respect is extended to all club members who suffered bereavements in their family throughout the year. Please accept our deepest feelings of respect and sympathy on your loss.

May they rest in peace.

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OUR PEOPLE // Life Members

Nov 1944 W.L Hardcastle* Jun 1983 G. Hardcastle

Nov 1944 J.M. Corkery* Nov 1984 B. McCarthy*

Sep 1946 B. Bennett* Nov 1984 T. Hunt*

Sep 1948 J.R. Spender OBE* Jun 1987 G. Archdall

Sep 1948 J.S. Clark* Jun 1987 D. Brooker

Sep 1949 Col. D.E. Evans* Jun 1990 G. Forbes

Sep 1949 C.R. Croughan* Jun 1991 J. Buchanan

Sep 1949 D.H. Davey* Jun 1995 A. Duncan

Aug 1952 M. Schafer* Jun 1995 S. Cordingley

Aug 1954 J. Kershaw* Jun 1997 J. Thurtell

Aug 1956 H. Kennedy* Jun 1997 P. Otago

Jun 1959 D. Dwyer OAM* Jun 2001 R. Otago

Aug 1960 B. Campbell OAM MBE Jun 2003 B. Andrews

Sep 1960 B. Richter Jun 2007 S. Richards

Aug 1961 N. Heywood Jun 2007 K. O’Connell

Jul 1975 J. Irwin Jun 2007 J. Morris

Jul 1976 A. Tailford* Jun 2012 M. Richards

Jul 1976 N. Irvine Jun 2012 R. Schwartz

Jul 1977 C. Roughsedge May 2014 K Phillips

Jul 1977 R. Skillen

Nov 1981 R. Dittmann * Denotes deceased

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OUR PEOPLE // Life Members

At the Annual General Meeting of the Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club on 31 May 2014, Kirsten Phillips was elected as the 40th Life Member of our Club. This was in recognition of more than 25 years as a member of our Club, since she joined as an 8 year old Nipper in 1985.

Kirsten obtained her Bronze Medallion in 1982, and has obtained more than 20 other surf lifesaving awards including Training Officer and Assessor. She has held numerous positions within the Club and Branch including Club Captain and Secretary and Branch Director of Lifesaving and Branch Director of Membership Development.

She was also awarded the prestigious Queensland Surf Life Saver of the Year award in 2005/2006.

This is a well deserved recognition for a proud second generation member of Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC.

In a special celebration on 8 November 2014, Kirsten was presented with her Life Membership plaque along with our 38th and 39th Life Members, Matt Richards and Robert Schwartz. They were presented by Patron and local MP Mark McArdle, Vice Patron Cr Tim Dwyer and Sunshine Coast Branch President John Thorpe.

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MANAGEMENT // President

The 2014 – 2015 season has been one of consolidation and achievement of some major goals. Our vision is to be the leading mid tier surf life saving club on the Sunshine Coast. To this end, I present an overview of:  what we have achieved this year  what areas need more work and improvement, and  the challenges I see ahead.

I have purposely not touched on the individual areas of delivery within the club, as the officers responsible for those areas have provided independent reports, which are included within this annual report. I encourage you to read such reports. Major Achievements this year We did not have a fatality on our beach throughout the patrol season. This in the main, was due to us being able to man patrols with well trained patrol members having the appropriate awards to ensure we delivered a highly professional service. As you would appreciate this is not an easy task, without the support we have received from many club members in assisting in the leadership, training and assessing areas. We had a large number of rescues and preventative actions throughout the season, with some of them being conducted in dangerous and challenging conditions. However the interesting picture I see developing is the large number of medical issues we are now being confronted with on the beach, the interrelationship we have with the Ambulance Service and the need for our members to be trained and confident in the delivery of advanced first aide. Thanks go to all of those members who have provided hours of assistance, and to our club captain, Nathan Steer, for the long hours spent in directing the patrols and individual members. Our junior club members continued to grow and develop, under the guidance of Phill Ashworth and Brett Mag- nussen, and assisted by many people who filled positions such as water safety, age managers etc. The end of year breakup provided a picture of that success throughout the year. The management and development of this group of our club was extremely well conducted from all aspects, including child safety and protection. The coaching programs provided by Jeff Morris and the team assisting him, will I hope encourage the older junior members of that group into coming through to performing patrols and other surf type duties. Our financial position was well maintained throughout the year, and the reports and management advice provided to the Board of Management by our Director of Finance, Simon Richards, enabled the Board to make informed decisions whilst appreciating and understanding the financial implications. Via Simon’s stewardship, we were able to transfer back $30,000 of funds to our Foundation Committee. From a resource viewpoint, the following are examples of what was achieved.  Obtained grant for new ATV  Installed new air conditioners in dorms  New sleeping facilities for dorms

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MANAGEMENT // President

Areas for Improvement Areas where we experienced issues and which I believe are representative of the challenges facing the volunteer environment in todays’ world, were  not able to fill the position of a marketing and sponsorship person on the Board of Management for the full year.  not able to obtain a full time Chief Training Officer, but with the assistance and direction of Elizabeth Dawes and Kirsten Phillips, we were able man and run programs for our members  we were only able to fill the position of Junior Development Officer for part of the year.

These are extremely important sections of our club’s delivery system, and I ask and encourage all of you as members, to consider such positions at the forthcoming AGM. To manage our club, we need people prepared to assist. Within our ranks we have many people with a large variety of skill sets and experience that could provide valuable assistance. Where are we heading  Each year, the topic of member growth, retention and development, is an often discussed matter. Our membership base in essence has remained steady. However to be able to address all area of surf patrol and development, we need more members who are willing to assist in the patrol operations of the club. Our service agreement with the Sunshine Coast Council identifies the Happy Valley and Shelly Beach areas as secondary patrol areas. To address the needs of our beach, plus these secondary areas, requires more highly trained and equipped members. This is an extremely important area which I recommend the Board of the forthcoming season, places great emphasis. An extremely important feeder into the area of bronze member holders is the growth and development coming out of the junior section of the club. These numbers are growing, but we are faced today of being relevant and attractive to the younger age set such as the fourteen and fifteen year old members, where there are so many offerings in the community competing for their attention and contribution. We have leadership programs etc, but we must and should develop this important area further within the next season.  Developing our surf sports area right across the board, from master competitors through to the nippers. Our goals must be to being recognised as a serious competitor club, but also with the culture of being a team, and enjoying the team environment. To do this, we need to be able to fund more development into the surf sports area, by providing more coaching assistance across the group, as well as equipment. These matters leads me then into the next major challenge.  To obtain a major sponsor who wishes to be associated with an extremely proud and well respected surf life saving club in our community. To provide the resources we need to cover all facets of our club requires a substantial amount of money. We have with guidance from our Director of Finance, moved to a footing where we have re-established our financial position onto sound grounds, but without greater funding, we cannot do or provide those facilities you require and deserve.

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MANAGEMENT // President

The days of having a major sponsor who is prepared to support the club, but not expect or require a major return on their funding, is becoming very rare. We have a major sponsor in Control Logic, who has assisted us for many years and not asked for a return on their contribution. However to grow and develop, we require far greater funding via sponsorship. We have to address this issue going forward. With the major advancements made by our Supporters Club, Mets on Kings, and the achievements of our members on the beach, we now have a very marketable image. We need the resources and skills to capitalise on this position. Major matters happening There are two major type events happening at the moment, which are very important in our clubs’ development into the future. After our 2015 AGM, we have a Special General Meeting to discuss, and if the members deem appropriate, adopt a new Constitution, based on the model developed by Surf Life Saving Queensland. I and our Board thank Stephen Maitland, assisted by our honorary club solicitor, Geoff Lyons, who has taken up the desire discussed for a new constitution at the 2014 AGM, through to a model document that your Board has recommend- ed for your approval. Mets on Kings – Our building sub committee, lead by Alan Macklin, have and are still working extremely hard, on the redevelopment of our Supporters and our own clubs’ infrastructure. We thank all members of the sub committee for their efforts. I urge every one of you to support and enjoy the facilities of our Mets on Kings, both upstairs and the Pavilion Cafe. In closing, I would like to thank the members of the Board of Management. The efforts of these members in providing guidance and development of the club, has seen the club continue to grow into the future. To Jeff, Kerri, Matt, Nathan, Phill and Simon, thank you.

Mike McDonald President

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MANAGEMENT // Planning and Administration

After assisting Simon Richards the previous year, I was ready to take back on the role of Secretary for Met Caloun- dra SLSC for the 2014-2015 season and this was made much easier with the assistance of many other members.

We have increased our social media presence and put great quality content on our Facebook page, which also saw one post ‘liked’ over 90 times and the video viewed over 4,500 times, with it being seen/commented on as far south as Victoria and east to New Zealand. We are also looking at an easier to navigate website in the off season.

We also rebranded our e-newsletter, gave it a fresher look for further communication with our members and a new name of ‘Kings Beach News’. This newsletter is particularly useful to promote and educate members as well as informing them of prudent information. We unfortunately don’t (and have never) seem to have a high success rate with the newsletter being “opened and read” – hopefully this improves next season.

Our social bbq’s weren’t held as frequently as previous years, but the few that we had were well attended by a great mix of members.

Again, we saw the ‘one cap, one club’ across all the ‘nippers’ and ‘seniors’ of our Club and the bond is only getting stronger as the years have progressed.

Fundraising is always an integral part of the Club, and without a dedicated volunteer taking on the Marketing and Sponsorship role it was always going to be difficult this season. However, it was disappointing to see so few members assist in our annual ‘Surf Safe Appeal’ (previously known as House to House). As a result, we missed out on much needed additional income for our Club. Moving forward it is important that all members and their family/ friends support this event, it is spread over 2 weeks with a date/time to suit everybody and gives ample opportunities of collection places including shopping centres, train stations etc.

Whilst on fundraising, huge thanks are needed to Carla Dreyer and her band of helpers for successfully organising a Race Night at Corbould Park in February 2015 and a Golf Day at Club Pelican in August 2014. Both of these events produced a great income for the club, attracted both members and non members and everybody had a fantastic time. Thanks again Carla!

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MANAGEMENT // Planning and Administration

Nippers grew again in membership numbers this season. Having a registrar in David and Berlinda Hyne to handle the mammoth number of enquiries at the beginning of the season and processing the membership forms was an enormous help, and one that really eased the burden.

Thanks also to Jill Ware who organised the stuffing & posting of literally hundreds of membership cards, certificates and medallions over the season.

Special mention to Glen Forbes for also driving the “Buy a Board” campaign for the Supporters Club – which to date has secured over $100,000 of people buying a board for the new deck. Once the deck has been built, I am sure that many a Sunday afternoon will be enjoyed there. PS. It is not too late to buy a board!

There was a period of 8 weeks whilst I was overseas and my sincere thanks to Nathan Steer who assisted by wear- ing many hats over this time, plus his own full time job. Thanks also to Kay Blokkeerus – who assisted in many facets over this time also.

To everybody who contributes in some way to making Met Caloundra SLSC a better club, from the people who come down to assist at the bbq on a Sunday, those that take on an extra beach patrols, give up their precious time to train our new members, or give the Clubhouse a clean when needed, thank you. For those that think they would like to help in some way this coming season, but aren’t sure how or what, please just ask.

Lastly, the most important thank you in my role as secretary is reserved for Simon Richards. Simon has assisted me with various tasks this season, on top of his treasurer and training roles at the Club and I am most thankful.

Kerri Dick Director of Planning and Administration

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Name Position

Michael McDonald President Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 10 11 Matt Richards Deputy President Y Y N N Y N N N Y Y Y 6 11 Kerri Dick Director of Administration and Planning Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y 10 11 Simon Richards Director of Finance and Property Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y 10 11 Nathan Steer Club Captain Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 11 11 Jeff Morris Director of Surf Sports Y Y Y Y N Y Y N Y Y Y 9 11 Phillip Ashworth Director of Junior Activities Y Y N Y Y N Y Y N N N 6 11 Paula Ryan Vice Club Captain N N N Y N N N N N N N 1 11 Carl Perkins Director of Youth Development Y Y Y Y 4 4 Vacant Chief Training Officer Vacant Director of Marketing and Sponsorship

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MANAGEMENT // Finance and Property

The 2014-2015 financial year (12 months ending 30 April 2015) was another year of consolidation in regards to the finance and property of the club.

The Finance and Administration Committee met in July and drafted a budget for consideration by the Management Committee, which approved it in August. Budget submissions for each area were met in full by the committee.

The budget included another year of reduced expenditure in order for the club to finalise a number of outstanding items from previous seasons. I am happy to advise that the majority of the outstanding items have now been met, and will be finalised in 2015-2016.

In relation to performance against the approved budget and last year, I have included a summary below:

Variance Actual Last Variance Profit and Loss Actual FY15 Budget FY15 Budget Year Last Year Gross Revenue 243,234 267,105 (23,871) 284,996 (41,762) Direct Costs 61,004 65,113 (4,109) 75,697 (14,694) Gross Profit 182,230 201,992 (19,762) 209,299 (27,069) Expenses 138,368 173,647 (35,279) 201,855 (63,486) Operating Profit 43,862 28,345 15,517 7,444 36,418 Other Income 77,095 64,192 12,903 132,408 (55,313) Other Expenses 65,328 46,800 18,528 97,633 (32,305) Net Surplus 55,629 45,737 9,892 42,220 13,409

The main variance in relation to revenue and gross profit were across a number of areas, including fundraising, events and training camps.

Expenses have continued to decrease over the past 2 seasons, from $306k in 2012/2013, $200k in 2013/2014 and $138k in 2014/2015. The majority of this reduction has been in total employment costs, down from $162k in 2012/2013, $69k in 2013/2014 and $23k in 2014/2015.

The club was also fortunate to receive a number of grants to purchase capital equipment during the year, as listed below. Many thanks to Kirsten Phillips and Nathan Steer who submitted the majority of the successful applications.

Grant Purpose Amount Qld Government (Caring for our Community) Training Equipment 4,862 Gambling Community Benefit Fund ATV for Lifesaving 27,402 Sunshine Coast Council Training Equipment 1,000 Surf Life Saving Australia IRB Motor 5,000 Surf Life Saving Queensland Radios, life jackets for lifesaving 2,236 Sunshine Coast Council Bunk Beds for dormitories 3,000

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MANAGEMENT // Finance and Property

Apart from the above purchases, the club also made the below capital transactions, drawn from the operating profit of the club:

Description Amount Security Screens 4,456 Storage Cupboards (Nipper Area) 1,800 Air Conditioning (Dormitories and training room) 7,045 Fire Hose Reel 1,877 Nipper Boards (sponsored by Beerwah Hotel) 6,454 Repayment to Foundation Account from 2013 30,000

The final outstanding obligation from prior years is the remaining $20,000 payment required to be made to the Met Caloundra Foundation from the $50,000 advance made to the club in 2012/2013. This payment has been budgeted for next financial year.

The club has now managed to control our expenses in comparison to our operating revenue and also allo- cate funds for the replacement of capital equipment. The next step in the process is to increase our revenue to enable the club to grow in other areas. This can only happen with a dedicated marketing/ sponsorship officer and supporting sub-committee, positions that have not been properly fulfilled for a number of seasons.

A big thank you to Life Member Glen Forbes who coordinated the donation of over $100,000 from supporters to help build the new Club deck. This amount has been recorded on the balance sheet as at 30 April 2015, and will be recorded as income when the deck is built in 2015/2016.

Finally, a big thank you to Debbie Hoogvliet and Kay Blokkeerus who assisted with treasurer duties whilst I was on holidays late in the season and Mike and my felloe Board members for their support.

I look forward to further improvement in the financial position of the Club in the coming seasons and working with the Board and members to achieve our objectives.

Yours truly

Simon Richards Director of Finance and Property

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MARKETING // Special Events

Each year we rely on Sponsors, donations and fundraising to raise funds to purchase patrol, nipper and racing equipment for our club. Thank you to our sponsors Control Logic, Dr Nick & Carla Dreyer - Pelican Waters Family Doctors, Engine Swimwear, Rick Gazzard – Beerwah Hotel, Seafood Market Caloundra, Jetts Caloundra, Tile Solutions and Westpac Caloundra for their ongoing support of Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC.

A special thank you to the Clubs Major Sponsor Control Logic, the Bacon Family who have been so generous with supporting our club each major fundraising event and financially each year. Your generosity, kindness and dedication towards the club is astonishing; we thank you. Thank you to our official Media and Radio sponsors Sunshine Coast Daily and Hot 91.1 who help us promote our club each season.

To all of our generous “Event Sponsors”, special guests, event organisers and event committees – a special thank you for your help at our major fundraising events this season. Your support with our successful major fundraising events allows us to achieve our fundraising goals, networking together as a club. This season was a busy one seeing the club hold a Charity Golf day at Pelican Waters Golf Club and a Charity race day event at Sunshine Coast Turf club, both very fun successful events. A massive thank you to my partner in crime Kerry Barlow who always offers her time and support with the major fundraising events for the club.

Thank you to all our patrolling volunteers who provided waters safety at local community events over the season. The club receives donations from these organisations in return for our assistance. Once again our amazing members volunteered their time and supported us as the official water safety for the Tough Mudder event held last August. I would like to extend my thank you to the committee consisting of Nathan, Jacob, Simon and Carl for helping me with all the organizing before the event. This was a challenging weekend for our volunteers with extreme conditions, plenty of rain and a very cold weekend. Seeing our members withstand the elements, mud and very cold conditions enjoying the experience and assisting in a number of rescues and first aid cases over the weekend. Our members also assisted with Kings on the Coast - thank you to our IRB drivers and crew, board paddlers and swimmers who assisted Carl with this event also seeing a number of rescues on the day. Thank you to our volunteer lifesavers keeping the competitors safe during these events. Without your help we cannot be part of these community events promoting our club and raising money.

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MARKETING // Special Events

Thank you to the many companies and individuals who donated surf life saving equipment for training and use on the beach. Thank you to all our members who helped with our annual collection weekend.

We would love to encourage any future support, donations and sponsorship from all our members and community. Please get involved with fundraising for the upcoming season – many hands make light work! We encourage more members and business to get involved with future sponsorship and we rely on our members to spread the word.

Carla Dreyer Fundraising Coordinator

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LIFESAVING // Club Captain

Once again we have had another successful year patrolling Kings Beach and have continued to live up to our motto of ‘Saving Lives Serious Fun’ and achieved no loss of life during the patrolling season and all of our patrolling members should be extremely proud of this data.

This season we have seen a very slight increase in our rescue statistics for the 2014-2015 season with us successfully completing 96 rescues, which is an increase of 1 rescue from the previous season. With such fantastic weather all season compared to the year before, we had a substantial increase in the number of visitors who made their way to Kings Beach. We had over 154,000 members of the public visit on the week- ends during the past season. Our members have continued their positive and proactive approach to the public completing 4,177 preventative actions by guiding, teaching and encouraging the public to continue to follow our surf safety message of swimming between the flags. I feel privileged to say that we have suc- ceeded in preventing the public placing themselves in danger and I thank everyone who has contributed to this during the season and we should all be honoured that we have contributed to saving lives.

I am proud to say that we have patrolled a total of 5,430.75 hours this season which is a fantastic effort. I would like to thank all members of Metropolitan Caloundra SLSC who have continued to devote their time and hard work as volunteers to our club. Whilst our main role is to patrol Kings Beach we have also provided water safety at the Tough Mudder Sunshine Coast across a two day span, Kings of the Coast Ocean Swim and many other small events. It is great to see such dedication, motivation and passion from all of our members who are involved with additional actions. We have continued to receive such fantastic feedback from these events describing what a great asset we were to their organisation.

Our 24 hour response group was very active this year assisting with numerous callouts. Due to the improved weather in comparison with last season we did see a decrease in the amount of callouts across the Sunshine Coast. Some of the major emergencies we have assisted in this year have been the rescue of a kite surfer at Bulcock Beach, assisting in rescuing a wallaby stuck swimming in the Pumicestone Passage and a missing diver off Shelly Beach who returned safely to the shore after being separated whilst in the water. During the season we were also asked to assist SES after substantial rain on the Sunshine Coast, in which we had multiple members raise their hands to assist with helping the community beyond the beach environment. It is great to see how well we are regarded in the emergency services field with SLSQ clubs continually getting asked to assist further when needed.

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LIFESAVING // Club Captain

With the hard work frequently being put into the club we have had another successful year in obtaining funding by donations and grants. We have managed to be successful in attaining the Gambling Jupiter’s Benefit Fund grant which finally allowed the club to upgrade our decrepit tractor to a brand new 6 wheel Polaris ATV. This has helped tremendously this season allowing us to provide more assistance on the beach and a quicker response time to any incidents. We also continue to receive support from the Department of Community Ser- vices Lifesaving Development Fund with a successful application obtaining 2 digital radios and a further 8 personal flotation devices to ensure we have enough for our patrolling teams. Without all this support purchasing such equipment would take a considerable toll on the clubs finances, thus we are extremely appreciative of all donations and grants.

I would like to thank Kirsten who helped with assistant CTO during this season, without her support we would not have achieved what we have in the training department. The continued support of all our amazing trainers, assessors and facilitators who have donated their time does not go unnoticed and our club is very grate- ful. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication this year in providing a massive increase in new and up skilled members. Without the hard work of these people we would not have the patrol teams with the high quality members that we have currently. Not only can our member’s awards and knowledge be used whilst on the beach but their skills are also acknowledged and highly regarded in outside organisations that are not di- rectly associated with Lifesaving.

To all the patrolling members, trainers, assessors and supporters I thank you for your dedication, time and service to Metropolitan Caloundra throughout the season, you are an asset which everybody appreciates im- mensely.

I would like to thank everyone for your continued and appreciated support over the last 3 seasons as Club Captain in which now I will be standing down, however I will continue to support the club in another area.

Yours in Lifesaving

Nathan Steer Club Captain

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LIFESAVING // Rescue Statistics

Rescues, Resuscitations, First Aid Treatments 2014/2015 Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr Total Without Rescue Gear 0 0 0 0 1 2 6 1 10 Rescue Tube 0 0 0 3 8 5 9 14 39 Rescue Board 0 0 0 0 3 1 4 8 16 Boogie Board 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RWC 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 5 IRB 0 0 2 3 8 3 0 5 21 Other 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 5 Total Rescues 1 0 5 6 24 11 21 28 96 Resuscitation Cases 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oxygen Therapy 0 1 3 2 2 1 1 2 12 Drowning/Near Drowning 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marine Stings 6 2 22 10 2 0 36 31 109 Suspected Spinal Injuries 1 0 1 1 4 1 4 0 12 Fractures 0 2 2 0 6 1 1 1 13 Defib Cases 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Minor First Aid 0 7 6 4 28 4 4 5 58 Major First Aid 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 5 Other 2 13 19 4 9 4 12 11 74 Total First Aid Cases 9 13 41 19 45 8 47 43 284 Preventions 0 119 54 112 195 109 228 402 1219 Searches 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shark Alarms 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Swimmers Warned 16 258 260 131 185 296 189 340 1675 Warning Signs 4 11 9 10 9 8 9 8 68 Total Other 11 377 4 13 1 15 112 682 1215 Grand Total 31 765 327 266 390 428 538 1432 4177

Rescues, Resuscitations, First Aid Treatments Yearly Comparisons 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 Without Rescue Gear 2 5 2 6 4 11 8 7 10 Rescue Tube 16 85 58 139 123 85 67 29 39 Rescue Board 2 18 6 4 5 17 10 11 16 Boogie Board 0 7 4 0 0 4 5 1 0 RWC 0 60 2 0 4 8 2 1 5 IRB 26 11 41 60 29 49 35 44 21 Other 2 5 7 1 4 1 3 2 5 Total Rescues 48 191 120 210 169 175 130 95 96 Resuscitation Cases 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oxygen Therapy 3 10 12 13 17 11 5 7 12 Drowning/Near Drowning 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 0 0 Marine Stings 198 93 369 427 273 48 176 101 109 Suspected Spinal Injuries 0 4 3 3 4 6 7 6 12 Fractures 0 7 4 2 7 5 5 5 13 Defib Cases 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 Minor First Aid 57 43 38 38 32 23 48 43 58 Major First Aid 6 4 2 3 4 2 3 3 5 Other 0 0 0 9 7 13 5 5 74 Total First Aid Cases 264 164 428 498 349 108 250 171 284 Preventative Actions 1866 1499 1584 1150 809 4573 8417 3881 4177 Lost Children Searches 14 7 7 0 0 0 0 11 0 Shark Alarms 0 2 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 Local Government 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 Searches 0 1 7 7 7 1 0 2 0 Total Other 1880 1509 1598 1158 817 4576 8420 3994 4177 Grand Total 2192 1864 2146 1866 1335 4859 8800 4260 4601

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LIFESAVING // Beach Visitation & Patrol Hours

2014-2015 Beach Visitations Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr Total

Between Flags 1239 5043 6993 8516 15537 4984 4996 5955 53263

Outside Flags 124 852 948 644 2169 282 622 840 6481

Craft Users 236 1206 1728 1409 2107 1223 1252 1780 10941

On Beach 2730 11074 14961 9915 20634 7503 7163 9791 83771

Total 4329 18175 24630 20484 40447 13992 14033 18366 154456

Operations Last Name First Name Normal (1) Bonus (2) Water Safety Total Hours Support Anderson Neil 60.25 15.25 75.50 Andrews Michael 45.00 45.00 Antoniolli Clint 50.75 11.50 76.00 138.25 Armitage Drew 14.00 14.00 Ashworth Phillip 4.00 4.00 Bacon Isaac 26.25 26.25 Bacon Joshua 27.25 27.25 Bacon Michael 8.00 8.00 Barber Rachel 55.00 55.00 Barlow Kerry-Ann 2.00 4.00 6.00 Barlow Tony 5.00 18.50 23.50 Bates Abbey 63.00 8.00 71.00 Bates Nichola 53.50 53.50 Battaglene Leon 54.50 54.50 Bean Jase 73.50 26.50 100.00 Boden Ian 64.50 9.00 34.25 107.75 Boden Niamh 49.50 9.00 10.00 68.50 Bond Cathy 65.75 51.25 117.00 Bopf Brendan 15.75 15.75 Boscoe Timothy 46.00 46.00 Bounty Daniel 21.75 1.50 23.25 Bounty Paul 39.50 5.50 45.00 Bourke Aaron 33.00 15.00 48.00 Brearley Michael 26.00 5.50 31.50 Bull Darren 37.75 74.00 111.75 Burdekin Jan 29.50 29.50 Canniffe Kelly 13.00 8.50 21.50 Chapman Claire 33.50 33.50 Chisholm James 81.25 18.00 99.25 Christiansen Paula 49.25 28.25 77.50 Conway Sophie 25.50 25.50 Cook Amy 30.25 30.25 Cook Dean 14.25 14.25 Cowton Georgia 8.50 8.50 Creedy Daniel 5.00 5.50 10.50 Creedy James 66.50 5.50 72.00 Daniec Courtney 40.00 40.00 Daniec Robert 67.75 5.50 73.25 Davie Alicia 16.50 1.75 18.25

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LIFESAVING // Patrol Hours

Operations Last Name First Name Normal (1) Bonus (2) Water Safety Total Hours Support Davis William 71.50 9.50 81.00 Dawes Elizabeth 73.25 8.50 81.75 de Fries Patrick 64.00 7.50 71.50 Dick Kerri 4.00 4.00 Dreves Alexander 52.75 8.00 60.75 Dreves Brian 89.50 25.00 114.50 Dreves Eliza 71.50 71.50 Dreyer Carla 81.00 3.50 69.25 153.75 Dreyer Jessica 52.00 3.50 55.50 Dwyer Daniel 27.25 14.00 41.25 Edwards Aleisha 49.50 49.50 Edwards Bruce 42.50 8.50 51.00 Fissenden Jack 8.50 8.00 2.25 18.75 Fissenden James 10.00 10.00 3.00 23.00 Fissenden Kerrie 8.50 8.00 16.50 Frampton Jacob 13.00 13.00 Frisby Luke 44.25 44.25 Gallagher Damien 19.75 19.75 Gardiner Deidre 4.50 4.50 Gardiner Patrick 11.25 11.25 Girgenti Leonard 3.00 3.00 Graves Adam 5.25 8.25 13.50 Graves Lilly 5.50 5.50 Green Alfie 55.00 55.00 Grimsey Shannon 7.75 7.75 Hall Brenden 53.00 53.00 Hall Marcus 51.25 51.25 Hamilton Simona 20.00 20.00 Harle Thomas 51.00 1.50 52.50 Harris Martin 5.00 2.00 7.00 Harris Summer-Lily 8.00 8.00 Hemerik Allan 113.00 113.00 Heugh Anthony 54.00 11.00 65.00 Heugh-Field Jade 5.50 5.50 Hipkin Lance 63.50 63.50 Hoogvliet Peter 16.50 8.00 24.50 Hume Kirby 7.25 7.25 Hunter Angela 17.50 6.00 23.50 Imrie Mark 78.00 129.25 207.25 Innes Alex 55.00 15.50 8.00 78.50 Jenner Blake 16.00 16.00 Jenner Brittany 74.25 74.25 Jenner Luke 8.75 8.75 Johnston Larissa 7.50 7.50 Joplin Monica 62.50 7.50 70.00 Keller John 45.00 32.75 77.75 Kirberg Bjorn 50.75 50.75 Lavrencic Julian 32.50 32.50 Lyon Neil 16.75 7.50 24.25 Macklin Alan 4.00 8.00 12.00 Mair Jackson 48.75 48.75 Maitland Stephen 136.50 29.50 166.00 Martin Zion 34.25 34.25 Matheson Steven 40.25 40.25 Maurice Snow 154.25 29.00 183.25

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LIFESAVING // Patrol Hours

Operations Last Name First Name Normal (1) Bonus (2) Water Safety Total Hours Support McCluskey Olivia 18.25 31.00 49.25 McDonald Michael 73.75 64.25 138.00 McKay Kathy 10.75 10.75 McKee Dylan 31.75 31.75 McKenzie Jon 59.00 59.00 McNamara Ben 13.75 13.75 Morandini Nic 16.25 16.25 Morris Jeffrey 3.50 3.50 Murphy Anthony 5.00 9.00 14.00 Murphy Harrison 16.25 16.25 Neal Emily 77.25 10.00 87.25 Nelson Adam 56.00 51.00 Nelson Alexander 29.75 29.75 Nelson Ray 54.75 54.75 Odell Neil 10.75 2.25 13.00 Peart Bridget 13.50 13.50 Perkins Carl 100.50 100.50 Peters Francis 56.00 56.00 Phillips Peter 5.00 5.00 Pike Josie 5.50 5.50 Price Jackson 19.25 19.25 Princehorn Ben 5.50 2.00 7.50 Pugliese Noelle 20.50 8.00 28.50 Pugliese Romolo 29.25 10.00 1.50 40.75 Punter Shane 21.50 7.00 28.50 Punter Sharon 2.25 7.50 9.75

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LIFESAVING // Patrol Hours

Operations Last Name First Name Normal (1) Bonus (2) Water Safety Total Hours Support Richards Matthew 36.50 36.50 Richards Simon 59.75 20.50 8.00 88.25 Ring Matthew 83.00 48.50 31.00 162.50 Ring Tayla 78.00 48.50 22.25 148.75 Robertson Connor 29.50 29.50 Russell Georgia 8.50 1.50 10.00 Ryan Paula 60.00 8.00 68.00 Schwartz Robbie 127.25 127.25 Sharry Graham 39.75 39.75 Sheppard Aimee 56.25 56.75 113.00 Sheppard Benjamin 21.00 67.25 88.25 Sheppard Brendan 50.50 55.50 106.00 Sheppard Tamara 26.50 55.25 81.75 Singleton Rory 54.75 54.75 Skok Tamara 13.50 13.50 Slater Bronson 35.50 35.50 Smith Nicholas 12.75 12.75 Stadach Laynee 11.50 2.25 13.75 Steer Nathan 137.50 31.50 47.25 216.25 Stratford Gregory 52.00 7.00 59.00 Stuart Alexandra 35.50 35.50 Taylor Joshua 21.75 21.75 Thomas Amie 5.25 47.50 52.75 Thomas Michael 11.25 23.50 34.75 Walker Wayne 57.75 57.75 Ware James 16.75 16.75 Warren Audrey 36.00 16.00 4.50 56.50 Warren David 40.00 16.00 9.50 65.50 Webster Tracey 43.50 43.50 Woods Damien 54.50 54.50 Woods Georgia 7.50 1.50 9.00 Youels Lilly 31.50 31.50 Youngman Andrew 66.50 16.00 4.00 86.50 Grand Total 5,430.75 551.50 816.75 748.00 7,542.00

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TRAINING & ASSESSMENT // Chief Training Officer

Training new members and upskilling our current members is pivotal in the club delivering its lifesaving services. As such, the countless hours our volunteer trainers and assessors put into delivering courses and profi- ciencies is certainly appreciated. To all of the trainers and assessors who volunteered time this season, thank you. Thank you for the dedication, professionalism and enthusiasm you bring to the club. While I know this work takes you away from family or other personal pursuits, I hope that you find the time you spend training rewarding and that you can look through the list of members who have completed awards this season and reflect on that as a great achievement for the club.

I have only filled the role of Assistant CTO this season but with no CTO throughout the year the workload was considerably more than expected. A special thank you to Simon Richards, Liz Dawes, Nathan Steer, John Kel- ler and Kerri Dick for their support during the season. There is significant work involved in not only training but coordinating courses for our members. The work behind the scenes 'to make it happen' is easily equal to the hours put in to the actual training and assessing and we could not have delivered the awards we did without the work of these members. Simon Richards, in particular, deserves a special mention for the sheer number of hours he put into delivering three bronze squads this season - a mammoth effort.

The club was also again able to deliver a SSS live in program with members gaining their ART and IRBC awards - this program continues to be highly successful in up-skilling our young members and giving them more options to get involved in the club both on and off patrol.

Even though some awards are now being supported at a regional level such as emergency care awards, delivering training and assessment at a club level continues to be a big job. It really does require a team approach and the more members that can get involved in this area the more we can achieve with reasonable volunteer workloads.

If anyone is interested in getting involved in training and assessing please let one of our current trainers or assessors know so we can help you down this rewarding pathway.

Congratulations to all of the members who gained their Bronze Medallion this season - remember this is just the launch pad for your lifesaving journey with plenty more skills to be gained. Well done also to all of the other members of the club who undertook further development this season in gaining new awards. Whether it is completing the age manager award to help with junior activities or gaining your IRB crew award to help your patrol team, all upskilling helps us to build a healthy membership and in turn a stronger club.

Regards

Kirsten Phillips Assistant Training Officer

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TRAINING & ASSESSMENT // Chief Training Officer

Apply First Aid Richards, Simon McCoy, Daniel Total : 5 Ring, Matthew Moore, Wayne Boden, Ian Ryan, Paula Smith, Stephen Boden, Niamh Schwartz, Robert Richards, Matthew Burdekin, Jan Sheppard, Brendan Warren, David Chisholm, James Sheppard, Tamara Ryan, Paula Skok, Tamara Radio Operators Certificate Steer, Nathan Total: 30 Assessor Bronze Medallion Trimble, Mark Bacon, Isaac Total: 1 Webster, Tracey Bacon, Joshua Keller, John Youngman, Andrew Barlow, Tony Bopf, Brendan Training Officer Awards Bronze Medallion Conway, Sophie Total : 5 Total: 21 Cook, Amy Dick, Kerri (FA) Andrews, Michael Cook, Dean Fissenden, Kerrie (BM) Bacon, Isaac Frisby, Luke Phillips, Kirsten (JA, ART) Bacon, Joshua Gardiner, Deidre Keller, John (BM) Bates, Nichola Girgenti, Leonard Simon Richards (ART) Bopf, Brendan Hamilton, Simona Conway, Sophie Hunter, Angela Facilitator Awards Frisby, Luke Innes, Alex Total: 2 Gardiner, Deidre Jenner, Blake Phillips, Kirsten (BM) Hunter, Angela Lyon, Neil Richards, Simon (BM) Innes, Alex Neal, Emily Lyon, Neil Odell, Neil ATV Operator Induction Murphy, Harrison Princehorn, Ben Total: 43 Neal, Emily Pugliese, Noelle Anderson, Neil Odell, Neil Pugliese, Romolo Antoniolli, Clint Princehorn, Ben Ring, Matthew Bean, Jase Pugliese, Romolo Ring, Tayla Boden, Ian Ring, Matthew Smith, Nicholas Bopf, Brendan Sheppard, Benjamin Stadach, Laynee Bounty, Paul Trimble, Mark Trimble, Jodi Chisholm, James Warren, David Trimble, Mark Christiansen, Paula Youngman, Andrew Warren, Audrey Creedy, James Warren, David Daniec, Robert IRB Crew Certificate Youels, Lilly Dawes, Elizabeth Total: 8 Youngman, Andrew Dick, Kerri Conway, Sophie Dreves, Brian Edwards, Aleisha Rescucitation Certificate Dreyer, Carla Innes, Alex Total: 10 Edwards, Aleisha Neal, Emily Andrews, Michael Edwards, Bruce Ring, Matthew Bacon, Isaac Graves, Adam Sheppard, Benjamin Bacon, Joshua Hall, Brenden Singleton, Rory Boden, Niamh Hipkin, Lance Youngman, Andrew Conway, Sophie Imrie, Mark Frisby, Luke Lyon, Neil Observers Award Murphy, Harrison Maitland, Stephen Total: 4 Neal, Emily Maurice, Snow Dittmann, Glen Sheppard, Benjamin McDonald, Michael McCoy, Daniel Youngman, Andrew McKenzie, Jon Moore, Wayne Nelson, Adam Smith, Stephen Surf Rescue Certificate Nelson, Ray Total: 22 Odell, Neil Junior Activities Astone, Anthony Perkins, Carl Age Manager Course Barlow, Tony Peters, Francis Total: 7 Bopf, Brendan Phillips, Kirsten Dick, Cathy Bounty, Daniel Princehorn, Ben Dittmann, Glen Cook, Amy

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TRAINING & ASSESSMENT // Chief Training Officer

Cook, Dean Philpott, Brodie Allan, Kiara Cowton, Georgia Princehorn, Sam Bourke, Olivia Davie, Alicia Richards, Cleo Bucci, Jai Hamilton, Simona Robinson, Hayley Bufalino, Lauren Jenner, Blake Simpson, Monique Burgess, Sophie Lyon, Neil Smith, Oliver Coyle, Georgia Nelson, Alexander Sutherland, Cooper Crowe, Madeline Odell, Neil Thomson, Jay Dickie, Sam Princehorn, Ben Toraya, Eva English, Callum Pugliese, Noelle Gardiner, Jade Ring, Tayla Surf Aware Two Gardiner, Luke Smith, Nicholas Total: 45 Gunn, Caitlin Stadach, Laynee Adamson, Riley Hancock, Harriet Trimble, Jodi Annas, Maddison Harris, Robert Trimble, Mark Antoniolli, Sky Heaphy, Georgia Warren, Audrey Ashby, Demi Heck, Brooklyn Youels, Lilly Ashworth, Eva Hume, Tate Barlow, Finnlea Hunter, Grace Advanced Resuscitation Barlow, Tenae Keegan, Aiden Techniques Barry, Hobie Lacey, Sarah Total: 11 Basford, Thomas Magnussen, Sophie Conway, Sophie Bell, Riley Mattsson, Kallen Edwards, Aleisha Bonassi, Eva Maynard, Gabrielle Falconer, Heidi Bourke, Oscar Muller, Holly Innes, Alex Cassidy, Abbey Parker, Riley Neal, Emily Cook, Henry Paul, Jemima Nelson, Adam Dickie, Hayley Pausina, Brigid Pike, Josie Edward, Seth Peet, Liam Ring, Matthew Edwards, Adylina Philemon, Gabriel Sheppard, Benjamin Enders, Joe Phillips, Byron Sheppard, Tamara Foley, Aibhe Prescott, Shae Youngman, Andrew Gaffney, James Princehorn, Maggie Hancock, Sam Ring, Banjo Surf Aware One Hemmings, Zachary Rugg, Lillian Total: 34 Hiley, Scott Scott, Anna-Grace Ardron, Xavier Hyne, Samuel Sheppard, Joshua Cook, Reese Johnson, Sofie Simpson, Madeleine Crichlow, Sienna Johnston, Kaleb Smith, Keira Crowe, Emily Liesegang, Spencer Sutherland, Taylor Dick, Melissa Lyon, Trae Taylor, Lily Fitzgerald, Sarah Maguire, Fletcher Tigani, Daniel Gannon, Joseph Marsh, Matisse Toraya, Ethan Gardiner, James McCluskey, James Warren, Henry Gazzard, Millar McDonald, Kieren Watson, Quinlan Glover, Benjamin Mortenson, Charlee Gunn, Brigid Murphy, Hayley Surf Safe Two Heck, Madison Phillips, Amber Total: 21 Johnson, Savannah Pitman, Ellie Ashworth, William Lacey, Erin Pitman, Grace Bonassi, Laila Mash, Benjamin Punter, Kelsey Enders, Jack Mattsson, Neve Richards, Lucia Gillick, Jai McDonald, Jake Richters, Zara Goninon, Annabelle Mclennan, Saskia Savege, Julia Jackson, Shonna Moore, Zachary Taylor, Sophie Lee, Samara Nicholson, Siena Truslove-Jones, Luke Liesegang, Oliver O`Brien, Xavier Williams, Georgie Lyon, Taiyana O`Shea, Sienna Youngman, Clover Magnussen, Matthew Paul, Matilda Rice, Holly Pausina, Clare Surf Safe One Richards, Noah Pepper, Isabelle Total: 44 Richters, Yasmin

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TRAINING & ASSESSMENT // Chief Training Officer

Ring, Tobey Stenbeck, Mia Thomas, Dafydd Thomson, Cassidy Trimble, Ryan Tuckey, Zachary Walton, Zac Willmott, Elijah

Surf Smart One Total: 17 Andrews, Oisin Antoniolli, Kya Boden, Bridie Cassidy, Layla Christiansen, Owen Fitzgerald, Emily Gardiner, Ryan Hill, Aaliyah Hume, Bronte Moore, Alexandre Mortenson, Tayla Nicholson, Keali Preston, Brianna Punter, Charlie Smith, Lachlan Walton, Sam Warren, Elizabeth

Surf Smart Two Total: 14 Brearley, Madeline Cheney, Tamika English, Madeline Fissenden, Tara Gillick, Campbell Graves, Flynn Harle, Georgia McCluskey, Lauren Murphy, Alanna Nankervis, Oliver Rugg, Kieren Sheehan, Neason Taylor, Daniel Trebilco, Cailam

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MEMBER RECOGNITION // Club Awards

LIFE SAVING AWARDS Most Efficient Senior Lifesaver:

Assessor of the Year Nominees: Carla Dreyer Nominees: Cathy Bond Simon Richards Lance Hipkin Elizabeth Dawes Mark Imrie John Keller Ian Boden Alan Macklin Winner: Carla Dreyer Joint Winners: Alan Macklin & Simon Richards Cliff Croughan Trophy for Training Officer of the Year Best Patrol Team Members

Nominees: Winners: Tamara Sheppard Brian Dreves, Alex Innes, Brendan Sheppard, Brittany Simon Richards Jenner, Tony Heugh, Tayla Ring, Damien Woods, An- Elizabeth Dawes drew Youngman, Alex Dreves, Michael Andrews, Liz Dawes. Winner: Simon Richards SURF SPORTS AWARDS JJ Betts Trophy for Most Patrol Hours John Phillips Memorial Trophy for Winner: Snow Maurice Most Valuable Carnival Official

Old Boy Trophy for Nominees: Most Efficient Patrol Captain Brendan Sheppard Gary Jones Nominees: Barry Weatherall Carl Perkins Peter Hall James Creedy Bill Davis Winner: Peter Hall

Winner: James Creedy John Thurtell Trophy for Best Masters Competitor Most Efficient Cadet Lifesaver: Nominees: Nominees: Masters Female Boat Crew: Kelly Canniffe, Carla Drey- Brittany Jenner er, Larissa Johnston, Josie Pike, Jase Bean (s) Tayla Ring James and Daniel Creedy Audrey Warren Glen Forbes Noelle Pugliese Niamh Boden Winner: James and Daniel Creedy, Courtney Aimee Sheppard Daniec

Winner: Aimee Sheppard Colin Roughsedge Trophy for Most Outstanding Competitor Most Efficient Junior Lifesaver: Nominees: Nominees: Alex Innes Alex Dreves Open Male Boat Crew: Drew Armitage, Jacob Framp- Tom Harle ton, Jackson Price, James Ware, Michael Bacon (s) Alex Innes Open Female Boat Crew: Larissa Johnston, Josie Pike, Michael Andrews Shannon Grimsey, Claire Chapman, Jase Bean (s) Pat de Fries Open Male IRB: Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, Pat de Fries Ben Sheppard Winner: Alex Innes Winner: Pat de Fries

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MEMBER RECOGNITION // Club Awards

Des Dwyer OAM Trophy for Ken O’Connell Trophy for Best and Fairest Competitor Best Club Member

Nominees: Nominees: Glen Forbes Aimee Sheppard Open Female Boat Crew: Larissa Johnston, Josie Pike, Steve Maitland Shannon Grimsey, Claire Chapman, Jase Bean (s) Kerry Barlow Matt Magnussen Phillip Ashworth Daniel and James Creedy Winner: Phillip Ashworth Winner: Open Female Boat Crew: Larissa Johnston, Josie Pike, Shannon Grimsey, Claire Chapman, Jase Jack Spender Memorial Trophy for Bean (s) Most Valuable Office Bearer

MEMBERSHIP AWARDS Nominees: Brett Magnussen Supporters Club Encouragement Award Phillip Ashworth Simon Richards Nominees: Nathan Steer Tayla Ring Aimee Sheppard Winner: Simon Richards Pat de Fries Matt Lee Stanley Lucas Trophy for Surf Appeals Alex Dreves David Warren Nominees: Glen Forbes Winner: David Warren Jeff Morris Carla Dreyer Club Captain’s Trophy for Kerry Barlow Best New Member Gary Jones

Nominees: Winner: Glen Forbes Matt Ring Emily Neal Alton Tailford Trophy for Excellence: Mark Trimble Nominees: Winner: Matt Ring Phillip Ashworth Steve Maitland Most Improved Member Alex Innes Simon Richards Nominees: David Warren Winner: Steve Maitland Clint Antoniolli Matt Lee President’s Award David and Berlinda Hyne Angela Hunter Winner: Alan Macklin

Winner: David and Berlinda Hyne SLSQ Awards Stirrers Award Patrol Captain 5 Year Award Nominees: James Chisholm Alan Macklin Tracey Webster Barry Weatherall John Keller Brendan Sheppard Michael McDonald James Creedy Winner: Alan Macklin Stephen Maitland

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MEMBER RECOGNITION // Club Awards

Club Captain 3 Year Award Nathan Steer

100% Patrol Attendance Carl Perkins Snow Maurice

Over 100 Beach Patrol Hours Snow Maurcie Nathan Steer Stephen Maitland

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MEMBER RECOGNITION // Club Awards

Most Improved Club Person of the Season Under 8 Winner: Kya Antoniolli Jake McDonald and Brigid Gunn Thora Hunt Award Under 9 Winner: Noah Richards James Gaffney and Aibhe Foley President’s Award Under 10 Winner: Samara Lee Quinlan Watson and Madeline Crowe Coaches Choice Award Under 11 Water Winner: Georgia Harle Oliver Liesegang and Holly Rice Beach Winner: Josh Sheppard

Under 12 Club Championships Lachlan Smith and Aaliyah Hill Under 8 Male Winners: Oliver Smith & Cooper Sutherland Under 13 Female Winner: Madison Heck Oliver Nankervis and Madeline English Under 9 Under 14 Male Winner: Thomas Basford Amy Cook Female Winner: Eva Ashworth

Lifesaver Award Under 10 Under 8 Male Winner: Sam Dickie Sienna O’Shea Female Winner: Jade Gardiner

Under 9 Under 11 Sophie Taylor Male Winner: Matthew Magnussen Female Winner: Yasmin Richter Under 10 Lilly Taylor Under 12 Male Winner: Sam Walton Under 11 Female Winner: Kya Antoniolli Daffyd Thomas Under 13 Under 12 Male Winner: Flynn Graves Oisin Andrews Female Winner: Madeline Brearley

Under 13 Under 14 Cailam Trebilco Male Winners: Jode Stenbeck & Oliver Mash Female Winner: Audrey Warren Under 14 Lilly Youles Under 15 Female Winner: Niamh Boden Ikon Engineered Solutions Trophy Winner: Noelle Pugliese Special Achievement Recognition Award Winner: Alex Innes Gorman Family Trophy Winner: Zac Walton

Les Steers Trophy Winner: Matthew Magnussen

Senior Club Award Winner: Tayla Ring

Supporters Club Encouragement Award Winner: Audrey Warren

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JUNIOR ACTIVITIES // Chairman

Last year’s report started off with some words of wisdom that were imparted to me by my parents. This year I have no words of wisdom, however I am going to start with a story that typifies why we encourage and support our children to participate in the Nipper program here at Met Caloundra. I realise a story is not a report however most reports tell a story in one way or another.

The day was a little overcast and the conditions were somewhat challenging at an U8-U10 Nipper carnival at Redcliffe. I was watching the U9 age group prepare for their board relay. Met Caloundra had two teams in the same event and the same heat. One was an all male team and the other an all female team. I was some distance from the marshalling area so I could not actually hear the banter between the teams however I could tell by the body language that the exchange between the teams was in good spirit, positive and underlined with an element of excitement and fun. At this point, even before the start of the event, the children were winners, they were happy, positive, excited, having fun and sharing the moment with their peers.

The Board Relay race started. There were kids and boards going everywhere. Straight away I saw a small group of children make it through the break and start heading for the cans. Met Caloundra were running 2nd and 3rd. Not only are the children having fun and enjoying themselves, they are also doing very well. There are three teams clearly out in front as they come around the cans and start heading back to the beach, our two competitors, one male and the other female, are in clear 2nd and 3rd place and hit the wave zone and catch the same wave. Both of our competitors come down the wave side by side, talking, having fun and making the most of the skills they have been taught. They are revelling in the moment and are about to hand over their hard work to a fellow team member who they respect and admire. As a parent, this experience typifies what I want for my children. I got this memory from being part of Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life- saving Club and it will be with me for the rest of my life.

At Mets, our membership numbers are very healthy. This season we had over 270 nippers, up from 240 the previous year. A very special thank you must go to David and Berlinda Hyne, both David and Belinda’s hard work in the role as club registrar was invaluable. Their contribution was a corner stone to the success of the season.

We have a very good base of juniors coming through and our younger groups continue to go from strength to strength. My first group of Green Cap 6 year olds, wary of the ocean, tentative to enter the water and very cautious of their environment have developed into 11 year olds, confident and secure in their environment, aware of their surroundings, capable and competent to swim 150 metres out and back in again. This is just one example of what our Nipper program achieves. Our challenge for the future is to ensure the pathways for ongoing development are clearly identified and accessible.

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JUNIOR ACTIVITIES // Chairman

I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our 2015/2016 Nipper Club Captains, Georgia Harle and Audrey Warren and Vice Captains Tayla Ring and Neasan Sheehan.

I would also like to take the opportunity to sincerely thank the JAC Committee. It was a pleasure working with you and your support, encouragement and direction was sincerely appreciated. Next season I will be standing down from the role of JAC Chair but am content in the knowledge that the job is in very safe hands.

I often tell people that we do not truly appreciate what we have here at Met Caloundra. I believe we have something very special and we all should be very proud of what we help create, what we maintain and the people we serve.

Phillip Ashworth Director of Junior Activities

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SURF SPORTS // Surf Boats

Hey Hey it’s that time of year again, get yourself a coffee or a beer if its after 10am, cause here comes the best reading in this year’s annual report.

This season the Met Caloundra surf rowers put themselves back on the map with some oarsome performanc- es on the big stages. After only having 2 crews last year our based was expanded from an open women’s & reserve grade crew to include an open male & master’s women crews. We also saw the return of the ever stylish red headed sex bomb Mick Bacon.

First Carnival of the season was the Navy double header at Surfer’s Paradise. Mets were represented by the Hammers in the open women’s division. Saturday was a messy 1m of swell with a heavy NE wind & the Hammers with their new lucky charm, Emily Neal made the final on points after 7 races 2nd. Sunday saw a crew change Claire Chapman “Kevin” replaced Emily & condition change to very testing with a 1.5m wave dumping on the shore. The Girls were tested & came out on top finishing in 1st place & being invited to try out for the nation team.

Tugun was our next stop where the traditional program was changed, having a 4 round robin series & points to top six final in the morning & elimination to final in the afternoon. The Hammers only able to make the am carnival bounced their way through the day, letting other crews come to grief in the break then sail past picking up places & valuable points. With a crew change the ladies managed a respectable 4th place in the final.

The Navy ASRL Open saw the Hammers being joined by the Triple JD’s in their first outing. Shellharbour was the host carnival but with conditions being less than helpful the carnival was moved north to Warrilla Barrack Points. The Hammers with 5 crew members have a rotation policy so everyone gets a go but this time after 2 & ¼ races it was game over, getting hit by one of the biggest waves of the weekend. The Triple JD’s in their first outing were a little unsteady at first but did enough to make the cuts & Sunday’s racing. From there it was 1 race at a time, quarter final tick, semi-final tick, final tick. The boys mixed it with the best in the business, current Aust rep team, national medallist, state champs. It was a close race with the lead changing hands a few times on the way to sea. On the return run 1st place was sorted very early but the minor places still needed to be filled. Mick stuck to his guns & his line which in the made all the difference, 2nd for the boys. In their first carnival is pretty good considering the Navy ASRL Open is as big as the Aussie Titles. Oarsome effort boys.

Back to QLD & the Alex Heads round of the Beko Cup was moved to Mooloolaba, glassy & less than a meter made for some tight racing. The Hammers rotated 5 through the boat throughout the rounds & looked con- vincing all day long. Even in the semi-final when testing PFD for SLSA under racing conditions. The Triple JD’s also had a point to prove showing the ASRL result wasn’t going to be a one off, placing in the top 3 in all races. Finals time & all crews were on their A game, unfortunately, the Hammers were run down from behind by some fast finishing crews that had pulled a lucky wave & finished 4th. Triple JD’s also had a battle with a very tight finish, thinking they had safely taken 3rd, but with some good luck were called 2nd across the line. Happy days.

Next stop Noosa Heads where we raced with black arm bands & heavy hearts, as just day’s earlier news of a great coach, mentor, sweep & friend had passed, Robbie Mejier. A handful of Met Caloundra members were lucky enough to have spent time with the great man over the years. Race that day took on a different mean- ing. The Otters made their much talked about season debut, & they made it with a bang. The boys warmed up through the day, getting that racing feeling back, race by race. When the final came they were on fire pulling away from the field to take 1st place. The final format for the open men & women changed, 2 laps, back to back, with a turn in the shallows between races. The Hammers were slow off the beach & in the first leg & from there was hard to catch up. With a mix up in the shallows it was all over, 6th after the 2 laps. Its seams Triple JD’s earned from Molly’s mistakes making a much better fist of things, all crews turned the cans for the first time together. Still nothing in it back at the beach, but the second lap the field started to spread out. Boys held on with everything to finish 4th.

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SURF SPORTS // Surf Boats

QLD State Titles again another boat carnival moved due to conditions but these things happen, Maroochydore to Alex Heads. Masters Women were the first to hit the water & score first blood. The Mystic lined up against a mixed bunch from 120 to 260+ master men. Finishing 2nd in the race & 1st in their division was a great way to start the campaign. In the open division The Otters looking to back up their last start 1st were very lucky to make the Saturday cut through to Sunday’s racing. Sunday of states is always a good day, 1m of easterly chop was just what our crews wanted. Our crews rowed well in the rounds & eliminations in the quarters, semis & all 3 making their finals. The Otters were the first to hit the trading blows & holding their own against the other 5 crews, finishing just out of the medals in 4th place. Hammers were next & with a little bump & crab they were last off the beach but 1st by the gate cans & that’s how it stayed. The Hammers became the first Met Caloundra Open Wom- en’s crew to win a state title. Triple JD’s lined up against some heavy weights for the state title, after an even start the boys hit the cans first, could it happen open women, open men double? Not this year. A set come & brought the whole field back into the race. After a gutsy effort the boys fell just short of the line, finishing in fourth. 4 crews 4 finals.

Aussie Titles 2015, another carnival where the boats were all on their own. Masters Monday, as always, put on some testing conditions, this year a clean 2m wave made it a great spectators sport. The Met Caloundra Mystic in their 120 women division got to 2 races in what was said to be “the best fun all year” finished on even points & the Gold was shared with Anglesea. The Otters Aussies campaign started on Thursday in smaller conditions but still great for racing. The boys raced well & amassed enough points to make the cut, which put them through to Saturday. Friday saw the Hammers & Triple JD’s being blessed with some enjoyable conditions, both crew also making the cut. The Hammers doing it a little easier than the Triple JD’s but points are points. With all 3 crews back on the beach together the tent had a great feel to it, relaxing & serious all at once. The swell had picked up a fraction, racing was tough 1 mistake & good chance you’d be gone. The Otters raced well before their season was ended in at the top 24 stage. Good effort boys. The Hammers picked up places all day & at the end of the day were still kicking making it to the top 18 in their division. The Triple JD’s made it all the way to the dreaded last race of the day, the race no one like doing. The Boys to their credit raced very well but sometimes you just need a little luck, not today. Top 18 great work. Aussies Sunday, the only day that matters all season. Things felt good, the Hammers used all their bad luck in the warm up, so they had thought. First race saw them knock out last year’s champs, top 12. Next race as the gun went off the boat hit the sand. Despite an effort worthy of the next round they were left 3 foot short. Season over. Top 12, magic effort ladies.

The Met Caloundra Surf Rowers are:

Crew Mystic Otters Hammers Triple JD’s

Stroke Larissa Johnston Jonny M Josie Pike Drew Armitage

2nd Stroke Josie Pike Nathan Dwyer Shannon Grimsey Jackson Price

2nd Bow Carla Dreyer Michael Boulton Larissa Johnston James Ware

Bow Kelly Canniffe Adam Hammersley Claire Chapman Jacob Frampton

Sweep Molly Mick Bacon Molly Mick Bacon

Subs Emily Neal

Kelly Canniffe

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The Met Caloundra Rower of the year……….Kelly Canniffe. With 3 children under 5 Kelly stepped up when asked to fill in for the State Titles into the open women crew & she killed it, QLD State Gold in Open & Masters women plus Australian Masters Gold. 2 carnivals & 3 Gold.

The Met Caloundra Crew of the year…….the Hammers. The first Met Caloundra women’s crew to win State Gold & Aussie top 12. Great season ladies.

As always I need to thank a few people who make the season possible & enjoyable,

Josh, Dean, Shannon & Carla for taking photos. Jeff & Jan Bacon for driving our boat to Shellharbour. Uncle Pete for being oarsome. Shannon for our mad Monday shirts. Mick Bacon for taking 1 for the team (you know what I’m talking about) Our wicked sponsors Control Logic & South Coast Surf Boats.

Next season is shaping up to be even bigger & better with the hope of a few new young faces & some older heads returning. Enjoy the off season.

Met Caloundra Surf Rowers!!

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SURF SPORTS // Results

Queensland IRB Championships U11 Female Beach Relay Townsville SLSC Annabelle Goninon, Samara Lee, 28/29 June 2015 Sophie Magnussen, Yasmin Richters 3 22 points 6th overall U13 Female Beach Relay Masters Tube Rescue Madeline Brearley, Georgia Harle… 5 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Simon Richards 2 U11 Male Board Race Masters Mass Rescue Matthew Magnussen 5 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Under 11 Male Beach Relay Apryl Cordingley, Courtney Daniec 3 William Ashworth, Matthew Magnussen, Masters Surf Rescue Toby Ring, Elijah Willmott 5 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Courtney Daniec 4 U11 Male Surf Race Masters Teams Rescue Noah Richards 5 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, John Keller, Robert Daniec, U11-U14 Junior Carnival Apryl Cordingley, Courtney Daniec 4 Maroochydore SLSC Open Male Mass Rescue 9 November 2014 Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, Pat de Fries, U11 Male Surf Race Cameron Taylor 5 Matthew Magnussen 3 Open Male Tube Rescue U11 Ironman Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, Pat de Fries 6 Matthew Magnussen 3 U11 Male Cameron Relay Sunshine Coast Branch William Ashworth, Matthew Magnussen, Team Selection Carnival Noah Richards, Tobey Ring 3 Alexandra Headland SLSC U11 Ironman 4 October 2014 Noah Richards 4 U15 Male Beach Flags U11 Male Surf Race Alex Innes 1 Noah Richards 4 U15 Male Beach Sprint U12 Female Cameron Relay Alex Innes 1 Kya Antoniolli, Annabelle Goninon, Yasmin Richters, Elizabeth Warren 5 Queensland Endurance Championships Alexandra Headland SLSC U17-Masters Craft Carnival 11 October 2014 Met Caloundra SLSC 60-64 Male 1km Swim 22 November 2014 Stephen Maitland 1 42 points 8th overall 35-39 Male 2km Swim 55-59 Male Double Ski Gregory Stratford 2 Stephen Maitland, Craig Spender 1 35-39 Male 8km Single Ski 60+ Craft Ironman Gregory Stratford 5 Stephen Maitland 2 55-59 Male Single Ski U8-U14 Carnival Craig Spender 2 Rainbow Beach SLSC 50-59 Male Board Race 4/5 October 2014 Jeffrey Morris 2 30 points 11th overall 60+ Male Surf Board U15 Male Beach Sprint Stephen Maitland 3 Alex Innes 1 170+ Open Ski Relay U11 Male Surf Race Glen Forbes, Jeffrey Morris, Craig Spender 3 Matthew Magnussen 1 50-59 Male Board Race U15 Male Beach Flags Glen Forbes 4 Alex Innes 1

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SURF SPORTS // Results

60+ Male Single Ski U15 Male Beach Sprints Stephen Maitland 4 Alex Innes 1 170+ Male Craft Taplin Relay Alan Macklin, Stephen Maitland, U15-Open Carnival Jeffrey Morris, Craig Spender 5 Maroochydore SLSC 55-59 Male Single Ski 13/14 December 2014 Jeffrey Morris 5 5 points 20th overall 50+ Mixed Double Ski U15 Male Beach Sprint Jeffrey Morris, Francis Peters 5 Alex Innes 2 55-59 Male Single Ski Glen Forbes 6 Masters Carnival Alexandra Headland SLSC U11-U13 Teams Carnival 29 January 2015 Met Caloundra SLSC 13 points 8th overall 23 November 2014 130+ Mixed Craft Taplin Relay 28 points 8th overall Glen Forbes, Jeffrey Morris, U11 Male Surf Team Gregory Stratford, David Warren 2 William Ashworth, Matthew Magnussen, 130+ Male Surf Team Noah Richards, Tobey Ring 2 Jeffrey Morris, Gregory Stratford, David Warren 3 U13 Female Beach Relay 150+ Male Taplin Relay Madeline Brearley, Tamika Cheney, Glen Forbes, Gregory Stratford, David Warren 4 Tara Fissenden, Alana Murphy 3 150+ Male Ski Relay All Age Relay Glen Forbes, Jeffrey Morris, Gregory Stratford 6 Madeline Brearley, Tamika Cheney, Lachlan Smith, Ryan Trimble, U11-U15 Branch Youth Championships Zac Walton, Sam Walton 3 Dicky Beach SLSC U11 Male Beach Relay 28 Feb/1 Mar 2015 William Ashworth, Tobey Ring, 38 points 11th overall Ryan Trimble, Zac Walton 4 U15 Male Beach Flags U11 Male Cameron Relay Alex Innes 1 Matthew Magnussen, Noah Richards, U15 Male Beach Sprint Ryan Trimble, Zac Walton 4 Alex Innes 1 U11 Male Surf Board Rescue U11 Male Beach Flags Matthew Magnussen, Noah Richards 4 Zac Walton 2 U12 Male Surf Team U11 Male Cameron Relay Owen Christiansen, Charlie Punter, Matthew Magnussen, Noah Richards, Lachlan Smith, Sam Walton 4 Ryan Trimble, Zac Walton 3 U11 Male Surf Board Rescue U11 Male Beach Flags William Ashworth, Ryan Trimble 5 Ryan Trimble 4 U11 Male Surf Board Relay U12 Male Beach Flags William Ashworth, Matthew Magnussen, Lachlan Smith 4 Noah Richards 6 U11 Male Surf Race Matthew Magnussen 4 U14-U15 Carnival U11 Male Surf Teams Dicky Beach SLSC Matthew Magnussen, Noah Richards, 6 December 2014 Ryan Trimble, Zac Walton 4 12 points 7th overall U11 Ironman U15 Male Beach Flags Matthew Magnussen 5 Alex Innes 1 U13 Female Beach Relay

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Kya Antoniolli, Bridie Boden, U11-U15 Queensland Youth Championships Madeline Brearley, Tamika Cheney 6 Maroochydore SLSC U13 Female Beach Sprint 20-22 March 2015 Madeline Brearley 6 18 points 28th overall U14 Female Surf Teams U15 Male Beach Flags Simona Hamilton, Noelle Pugliese, Alex Innes 1 Jodi Trimble, Audrey Warren 6 U15 Male Beach Sprint Alex Innes 1 U17-Masters Branch Championships U11 Male Surf Race Alexandra Headland SLSC Matthew Magnussen 3 7/8 March 2015 U11 Cameron Relay 130+ Male Surf Teams Matthew Magnussen, Noah Richards, Paul Bounty, Gregory Stratford, David Warren 1 Ryan Trimble, Zac Walton 6 55+ Male Single Ski U12 Male Beach Flags Craig Spender 1 Lachlan Smith 6 170+ Male Board Relay Glen Forbes, Stephen Maitland, Jeffrey Morris 2 Queensland Masters Championships 130+ Male Taplin relay Maroochydore SLSC Paul Bounty, Gregory Stratford, David Warren 3 27-29 March 2015 170+ Male Ski Relay 16 points 27th overall Glen Forbes, Alan Macklin, Craig Spender 3 120+ Female Surf Boat 30-39 Ironman Kelly Canniffe, Carla Dreyer, Larissa Johnston, Gregory Stratford 3 Josie Pike, Jase Bean (s) 1 55+ Ironman 35-39 Ironman Stephen Maitland 3 Gregory Stratford 4 30-39 Male Rescue Tube 35-39 Male Surf Race Gregory Stratford 4 Gregory Stratford 4 130+ Male Board Relay 60-64 Ironman Paul Bounty, Gregory Stratford, David Warren 4 Stephen Maitland 4 50-54 Male Surf Race 35-39 Male Rescue Tube David Warren 4 Gregory Stratford 6 30-39 Male Board Race Gregory Stratford 5 Queensland U17-Open Championships 30-39 Male Surf Race Maroochydore SLSC Gregory Stratford 5 27-29 March 2015 55+ Male Double Ski Open Female Surf Boat Glen Forbes, Jeffrey Morris 5 Kelly Canniffe, Shannon Grimsey, 55+ Male Board Race Larissa Johnston, Josie Pike, Jase Bean (s) 1 Jeffrey Morris 5 Open Male Surf Boat 55+ Male Surf Race Drew Armitage, Jacob Frampton, Jackson Price, Stephen Maitland 5 James Ware, Michael Bacon (s) 4 56+ Male Single Ski Reserve Grade Surf Boat Jeffrey Morris 6 Michael Boulton, Nathan Dwyer, Adam Hammersley, 170+ Male Taplin Relay Jonathon Meuleners, Michael Bacon (s) 4 Glen Forbes, Stephen Maitland, Craig Spender 6 55+ Male Double Ski Alan Macklin, Craig Spender 6

Queensland Interbranch Championships

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SURF SPORTS // Results

Pacific SLSC 19 points 6th overall 28/29 November 2014 35+ Mass Rescue U15 Male Beach Flags James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Alex Innes 1 Cathy Bond, Rory Singleton 6 U15 Male Beach Sprint 35+ Teams Rescue Alex Innes 1 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Under 15 Beach Relay (Team Member) Robert Daniec, John Keller , Alex Innes 1 Cathy Bond, Rory Singleton 2 U13-U17 All Age Relay (Team Member) 35+ Tube Rescue Alex Innes 1 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Rory Singleton 2 Open Male Teams Rescue Australian Youth Championships James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, North Kirra SLSC Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, 11/12 April 2015 Rachel Barber, Rory Singleton 4 U15 Male Beach Sprint Assembly Teams Race Alex Innes 1 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, U15 Male Beach Flags Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins , Alex Innes 3 Cathy Bond, Rory Singleton 2

Australian Masters Championships IRB Carnival - Round 4 North Kirra SLSC Mermaid Beach SLSC 13/14 April 2015 6/7 June 2015 120+ Female Surf Boat 32 points 5th overall Kelly Canniffe, Carla Dreyer, Larissa Johnston, 35+ Mass Rescue Josie Pike, Jase Bean (s) 1 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Cathy Bond, Pat de Fries 1 IRB Carnival - Round 2 35+ Surf Rescue Broadbeach SLSC James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Pat de Fries 1 9 May 2015 Assembly Teams Race 22 points 6th overall James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Assembly Teams Race Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Lance Hipkin, Cathy Bond, Pat de Fries 1 Carl Perkins, Courtney Daniec, Pat de Fries 1 35+ Teams Rescue 35+ Mass Rescue James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Robert Daniec, John Keller, Courtney Daniec, Rory Singleton 4 Rachel Barber, Pat de Fries 2 35+ Surf Rescue 35+ Tube Rescue James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Rory Singleton 6 James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Pat de Fries 2 35+ Teams Rescue Open Male Teams Rescue James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Robert Daniec, John Keller, Lance Hipkin Carl Perkins, Courtney Daniec, Rory Singleton 3 Cathy Bond, Pat de Fries 5 Open Female Tube Rescue Open Male Tube Rescue Rachel Barber, Cathy Bond, Lance Hipkin 4 Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, Pat de Fries 5 Open Male Tube Rescue Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, Pat de Fries 2

IRB Carnival - Round 3 Noosa SLSC 30/31 May 2015

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IRB Carnival - Round 5 ASRL Beko Cup – Round 6 Met Caloundra SLSC Noosa Heads SLSC 20 June 2015 21 March 2015 35+ Tube Rescue Reserve Grade Surf Boat James Creedy, Daniel Creedy, Rory Singleton 1 Michael Boulton, Nathan Dwyer, Adam Hammersley, Open Male Tube Rescue Jonathon Meuleners, Michael Bacon (s) 1 Lance Hipkin, Carl Perkins, Pat de Fries 3 Open Female Surf Boat Shannon Grimsey, Larissa Johnston, ASRL Navy Series – Round 1 Claire Chapman, Josie Pike, Jase Bean (s) 6 Surfers Paradise SLSC Open Male Surf Boat 8 November 2014 Drew Armitage, Jacob Frampton, Jackson Price, Open Female Surf Boat James Ware, Michael Bacon (s) 4 Shannon Grimsey, Fiona Fewtrell, Larissa Johnston, Emily Neal, Jase Bean (s) 2 Sunshine Coast Branch Representative Team ARSL Navy Series – Round 2 Alex Innes Surfers Paradise SLSC 9 November 2014 Open Female Surf Boat Shannon Grimsey, Fiona Fewtrell, Larissa Johnston, Claire Chapman, Jase Bean (s) 1

ASRL Navy Series – Round 3 Tugun SLSC 10 January 2015 Open Female Surf Boat Shannon Grimsey, Larissa Johnston, Fiona Fewtrell, Emily Neal, Jase Bean (s) 4

ASRL Open Championships Shellharbour SLSC 20-22 February 2015 Open Male Surf Boat Drew Armitage, Jacob Frampton, Jackson Price, James Ware, Michael Bacon (s) 2

ASRL Beko Cup – Round 3 Alexandra Headland SLSC 8 February 2015 Open Female Surf Boat Shannon Grimsey, Larissa Johnston, Emily Neal, Claire Chapman, Josie Pike, Jase Bean (s) 4 Open Male Surf Boat Drew Armitage, Jacob Frampton, Jackson Price, James Ware, Michael Bacon (s) 2

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MANAGEMENT // Building Sub-Committee

Well the first part of our first stage of the renovations upstairs in our Supporters Club has been finished. We have launched our new name ‘Mets on Kings’ and it is up there in LED Lights for everyone to see. The next part of our first stage is to move the kitchen, but this will have to wait until we can afford it. I am sure you will all agree that we certainly have got our Best Bang for our Buck. I would like to thank all of our members who vot- ed in support for this work to be done and hope that you are pleased with the result.

Hey, have you been down to the Kiosk for a coffee? What do you think? What a great place to go and see who you can meet up with! I have been amused constantly by the visitors to Kings Beach who peer in from outside the front door and finally gather enough courage to pop their heads in to see what is going on. Then to see their mouths agape looking at all of the old photographs is nothing short of priceless! “What a great historically significant location.” Who thought of that? How about John Buchanan’s historical photos? Hasn’t he done a good job!

I would also like to thank the Building Sub-committee for their vision and relentless dedication to detail. Their perseverance throughout the last couple of years has been an inspiration to us all. Thanks guys.

This year the Building Sub-committee consisted of; Craig Spender, John Buchanan and myself as Chairman. Jeff Morris was our Project Manager and Melissa Brooke was our secretary. Our architects were Brand & Slater Architects from Brisbane. Together with our Builder, Open Projects and their team of local sub-contractors, tradesmen and local suppliers, we have seen a tremendous transformation from the tired old building into something that we can all be proud of. We would also like to thank our local Council and, in particular, Council- lor Tim Dwyer our Divisional Councillor. Our local state member of parliament, Mark McArdle has also helped us along the way. Without all of these good people’s fantastic advice and invaluable assistance we would not have been able to achieve what we have in the last 12 months.

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We were also overwhelmed by the fantastic support from our supporters and broader community with the generosity displayed in our ‘Buy a Board Campaign’ for our proposed timber deck extension on the North-eastern corner of our Clubhouse. Well done Craig Spender for such a great initiative and thank you Glen Forbes for your excellent administration.

It has been disappointing that we couldn’t start construction of the deck, but we are awaiting the Development Approval from Council before we can seek Building Approval to be able to commence work. I can assure you that we have been very active in trying to expedite this work but our hands are tied. We are also working closely with the Sunshine Coast Regional Council to establish a Celebration Point for weddings and memorials in this area near our proposed deck as well.

Watch this space. Hopefully we will be talking in the next annual report about how good it all looks.

Can you all do me a favour please? If you haven’t come down to the new ‘Mets on Kings’ for a meal, then please come down and bring your friends with you. They will be impressed; as I am sure you will be too.

Macka Alan Macklin Chairman, Building Sub-Committee

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SUPPORTERS CLUB // President Report

So what do you think?

Personally, - I think the “old girl” looks pretty darn good!

After years of planning and a couple of false starts, your Supporters’ Club (now “Mets on Kings”) has finally un- dergone the transformation needed to take us into the future, - and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive!

There’s obviously still more work to be done to fine-tune operations, introduce new technology and of course, build the new deck (I’m sure Alan Macklin will fill you in on that saga!) but we now have the basis of a sustaina- ble business that can provide much-needed funding for lifesaving operations on Kings Beach.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you, our members, for the having the confidence to proceed with the investment and the patience to wait for the result.

“Mets on Kings” is effectively a new business now and we are still optimising our processes, but initial indications are very, very positive. Sales are up more than 40% on preceding years in the bar and bistro and forthcoming investments in the gaming area should produce similar increases.

…and we haven’t even built the deck yet!

Speaking of the deck, you’re probably wondering what’s happening there?

First the good news. Fundraising for the deck (the “buy a board” campaign – thanks Glen!) has been very successful and we already have sufficient funds to commence construction. To all those who’ve donated, - our sincere thanks!

The bad news is that there are still a few hurdles we need to negotiate with council before we can build.

Yes, - we can now see the light at the end of the tunnel, but it would be nice if they’d stop building more tunnel… Soon, we hope!

As part of the club redevelopment, we also leased and revamped the old Pavilion, - re-establishing its former role as a kiosk. This has attracted a lot of positive attention from the community and the initiative is already returning a profit.

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For those of you who may not have ventured into the Kiosk since it’s been opened, please drop by, avail yourself of our excellent coffee and have a look at the historical photos that decorate the walls. They’re a great reminder of the rich heritage of Kings Beach and our club’s special place in its history.

In concluding this report, I’d like to sincerely thank and acknowledge the people who have worked so hard (and continue to do so) to make our new club a reality.

Firstly to my fellow board members, Alan Macklin, John Buchanan, Glen Forbes, Jeff Morris, Paul Bounty, Mike McDonald and Melissa Brooke, - I offer my sincere thanks and gratitude for your contributions, your energy and your unyielding commitment. It’s been a privilege to work with you!

Once again I’d like to acknowledge the efforts of Alan Macklin (who is the chair of our building sub-committee). Your time, energy, tenacious resolve and personal financial contributions continue to be invaluable. Thank you!

Secondly, to all the staff of the supporters club (capably led by Melissa Brooke) – your courtesy, friendly disposi- tion and work ethic (particularly during the difficult renovation period) were inspirational. Sincere thanks and keep up the great work!

To Melissa, - your professionalism, dogged determination and commitment helped us through the extraordinarily difficult trading period during the refit and I’m convinced we could not have got through that without you! Thank you and well done!

Finally, I’d like to thank all the Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Club members who have supported our efforts to support surf lifesaving during the year. To Mike, Simon, and the BoM team as well as the wider surf club membership, - your patience and on-going support have finally been rewarded and we’re confident those rewards will keep coming in the months and years ahead.

I look forward to having a beer with any/all of you on our new deck in the near future.

In the meantime, come down and enjoy the excellent views, service and food the club has to offer.

It’s your club and you are always welcome!

Craig Spender Supporters Club President

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OUR MEMBERS // Membership Analysis and Lists

Category 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Life Member 22 22 25 25 24 24 23 25 24 25 Active Senior 87 95 104 113 116 102 100 97 94 89 Active Junior 23 17 28 4 19 19 17 19 16 26 Active Cadet 33 32 25 38 31 21 18 34 37 30 Active Reserve 6 5 6 8 9 8 5 3 3 4 Long Service 22 18 20 22 25 29 27 25 18 20 Award 15 13 12 11 22 15 11 7 8 9 Nipper 191 264 301 317 355 307 252 218 243 274 Associate 183 263 310 311 314 276 244 178 187 201 Past Active 8 6 5 8 9 6 6 8 10 4 Probationary / Other 2 3 20 20 6 12 8 2 0 0 Total 591 743 856 899 930 819 711 616 640 682

Life Member Active Senior Kerrie Fissenden Bridget Peart Total: 25 Total: 89 Jacob Frampton Carl Perkins Blake Andrews Neil Anderson Damien Gallagher Francis Peters Graham Archdall Clint Antoniolli Deidre Gardiner Peter Phillips Dennis Brooker Drew Armitage Patrick Gardiner Josie Pike John Buchanan Rachel Barber Adam Graves Jackson Price Bruce Campbell Kerry-Ann Barlow Brenden Hall Ben Princehorn Stuart Cordingley Ian Boden Marcus Hall Romolo Pugliese Ron Dittmann Cathy Bond Martin Harris Shane Punter Alastair Duncan Brendan Bopf Allan Hemerik Sharon Punter Glen Forbes Paul Bounty Anthony Heugh Damian Richters Geoffrey Hardcastle Aaron Bourke Lance Hipkin Matthew Ring Noel Heywood Darren Bull Jemma Hodgman Paula Ryan Norman Irvine Jan Burdekin Angela Hunter Graham Sharry Joe Irwin Claire Chapman Mark Imrie Brendan Sheppard Jeffrey Morris James Chisholm Monica Joplin Tamara Sheppard Kenneth O`Connell Paula Christiansen Bjorn Kirberg Tamara Skok Peter Otago Dean Cook Neil Lyon Bronson Slater Rosanne Otago Courtney Daniec Stephen Maitland Nathan Steer Kirsten Phillips Robert Daniec Steven Matheson Gregory Stratford Matthew Richards William Davis Snow Maurice Michael Thomas Simon Richards Elizabeth Dawes Michael McDonald Mark Trimble Bruce Richter Christopher Dawson Kathy McKay Wayne Walker Colin Roughsedge Cathy Dick Dylan McKee James Ware Robert Schwartz Kerri Dick Jon McKenzie David Warren Robert Skillen Brian Dreves Nic Morandini Daniel Washington John Thurtell Eliza Dreves Anthony Murphy Tracey Webster Carla Dreyer Emily Neal Damien Woods Aleisha Edwards Adam Nelson Andrew Youngman Bruce Edwards Ray Nelson James Fissenden Neil Odell

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OUR MEMBERS // Membership Analysis and Lists

Active Junior Lilly Graves Peter Hoogvliet Nancy Andrews Total: 26 Alfie Green Larissa Johnston Tyrone Andrews Michael Andrews Jade Heugh-Field John Keller Nicole Antoniolli Anthony Astone Kirby Hume Alan Macklin Casey Ardron Isaac Bacon Blake Jenner Barbara Seaward Daniel Ashby Joshua Bacon Brittany Jenner Craig Spender Justine Ashworth Abbey Bates Zion Martin Kathleen Barry Nichola Bates Olivia McCluskey Past Active Michelle Basford Leon Battaglene Ben McNamara Total: 4 Scott Basford Timothy Boscoe Alexander Nelson James Baldock Glenn Bell Michael Brearley Noelle Pugliese Nicole Creedy Rebecca Bell Jake Bull Tayla Ring Glen Dittmann Jodie Best Sophie Conway Connor Robertson Barry Thomas Suzanne Bishop Patrick de Fries Georgia Russell Julie Boden Alexander Dreves Aimee Sheppard Reserve Active Fiona Bonassi Luke Frisby Nicholas Smith Total: 4 Anne Bourke Xavier Hamilton Laynee Stadach Gregory Bacon Jill Brearley Thomas Harle Amie Thomas Kelly Canniffe Belynda Buck Alex Innes Jodi Trimble Jonathon Meuleners Matthew Burgess Luke Jenner Audrey Warren Michael O'Kelly Christine Cassidy Julian Lavrencic Georgia Woods Simon Cassidy Jackson Mair Lilly Youels Award Member Kevin Cheney Harrison Murphy Total: 9 Beverley Clarke Benjamin Sheppard Long Service Tony Barlow Renee Collett Rory Singleton Total: 20 Ronald Davidson Benjamin Condon Alexandra Stuart Phillip Ashworth Bryan Dick Clare Condon Joshua Taylor Michael Bacon Gerald Girgenti Matthew Cook Tibor Van Maas Jase Bean Wendy Hall Jodi Coyle Michael Boulton Debra Hoogvliet Matthew Crichlow Active Cadet Ben Canniffe Jo-Anne McDonald Angela Crowe Total: 30 Daniel Creedy Christine Walter William Crowe Niamh Boden James Creedy Barry Weatherall Abigail Davie Daniel Bounty Iain Duncan Mark de Medici Declan Bucci Daniel Dwyer Associate Susan de Medici Amy Cook Nathan Dwyer Total: 201 Cameron Dickie Georgia Cowton Timothy Dwyer Susan Adams Aimee Duncan Alicia Davie James Griffin Mark Adamson Anne Duncan Jessica Dreyer Shannon Grimsey Michele Adamson Peter Duncan Jack Fissenden Adam Hammersley Darren Allington Tegan Edwards

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OUR MEMBERS // Membership Analysis and Lists

Nicola Edwardskalaf Anne Jackson Teresa Nicholson Tania Sutherland Karen Enders Leanne Jenner Amy O`Brien Kylie Symons Jenny English Ann Johnston Christopher O`Shea Craig Taylor Meagan Fagan Alan Jones Liam Owen Matthew Taylor Wayne Felton Gary Jones Greg Owens Nova Thomas Daniel Fitzgerald Lisa Kane Alissa Parker Tristan Thompson Enda Foley Julie Ker James Parker Tristan Thomson David Gaffney Aaron King Philippa Parker Anastasia Tognoni John Gannon Sarah King Katherine Pausina Celestino Toraya Kate Gannon Aaron Kong Martin Peet Glen Trebilco Maria Gardiner David Lacey David Pentland Amanda Tuckey Allan Gazzard Anna Lee Alyssa Pepper Chris Tuckey Sharyn Gillick Matthew Lee Matthew Pepper Paul Tuckey Troy Gillick Anita Leigh Emma Philemon David Uhlman Benjamin Ginns Martin Leigh Christine Phillips Lisa Walton David Glover Caroline Liesegang Frederick Phillips Rick Walton Christopher Goninon Tim Liesegang Kris Pitman Conrad Ware Melissa Goodman Jodie Lyon Debra Prescott Jill Ware Richard Goodman Brett Magnussen Sandy Preston Camille Warren Wendy Graves Karen Magnussen Emma Princehorn Amanda Weeks Craig Gunn Todd Maguire Sarrah Proctor Sarah Wells Therese Gunn Melissa Mahoney Deann Rice Donna Williams Darren Guppy Scot Marsh Julieanne Richards Chuck Willmott Phillipa Guppy Megan Mash Rochelle Richters Jaime Wright Peter Hall Stuart Mash Robert Robinson Ron Youels Adele Hamilton Drew Mattsson Emma Rogers Louise Youngman Alan Hamilton Melita Mattsson Craig Rugg Richard Hancock Matthew Maynard Troy Savege Junior Activities Jacki Harle Robyn McCluskey Anita Scott Total: 274 Britt Heaphy Daniel McCoy Anthony Scott Brice Adamson Kylie Heathwood Darren McDonald Rikki-Lee Scott Riley Adamson Claire Heck Fernando McDonald Tracey Sheehan Kiara Allan Darren Heck Tanya McDonald Kris Sherlock Annie Allington Benjamin Heffernan-Roper Nicole McKirdy Cecelia Simpson Grace Allington Denise Heffernan-Roper Ianna Melville Grahame Simpson Oisin Andrews Charles Hemmings Kirsten Moore Lisa Smith Maddison Annas Kathleen Hemmings Wayne Moore Martyn Smith Kya Antoniolli Laura Hendersen Haley Mortenson Stephen Smith Leo Antoniolli Naomi Hill Michael Muller Tamara Smith Sky Antoniolli Dean Hume Donja Murphy Joanne Spencer Xavier Ardron Shona Hume Kelly Murphy Cherie Stenbeck Demi Ashby Berlinda Hyne Peita Murphy John Stenbeck Eva Ashworth David Hyne Peter Murphy Lisa Stevenson Michael Ashworth Rebecca Irvine Craig Nicholson Anita Stewart William Ashworth

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OUR MEMBERS // Membership Analysis and Lists

Finnlea Barlow James Gaffney Benjamin Mash Banjo Ring Pipi Barlow Charlie Gannon Nicholas Mash Tobey Ring Tenae Barlow Joseph Gannon Oliver Mash Hayley Robinson Tyrone Barlow Jade Gardiner Kallen Mattsson Ashton Rugg Hobie Barry James Gardiner Neve Mattsson Kieren Rugg Oliver Basford Lachlan Gardiner Gabrielle Maynard Lillian Rugg Thomas Basford Luke Gardiner James McCluskey Julia Savege Noah Bell Ryan Gardiner Lauren McCluskey Anna-Grace Scott Riley Bell Shari Gardiner Li-ming McCoy Eliza Scott Bridie Boden Millar Gazzard Bailey McDonald Fraser Scott Eva Bonassi Campbell Gillick Jake McDonald Neason Sheehan Laila Bonassi Jai Gillick Kieren McDonald Joshua Sheppard Milly Bonassi Benjamin Glover Bayley McKinless Daniel Simpson Abigail Bopf Annabelle Goninon Jackson McKinless Madeleine Simpson Joseph Bopf Lucas Goodman Saskia Mclennan Monique Simpson Olivia Bourke Flynn Graves Alexandre Moore Marcus Smart Oscar Bourke Brigid Gunn Femke Moore Austin Smith Madeline Brearley Caitlin Gunn Zachary Moore Keira Smith Jai Bucci Beau Guppy Charlee Mortenson Lachlan Smith Lauren Bufalino Lauren Guppy Tayla Mortenson Oliver Smith Sophie Burgess Simona Hamilton Holly Muller Jode Stenbeck William Burgess Harriet Hancock Alana Murphy Mia Stenbeck Ethan Carey Miranda Hancock Alanna Murphy Michael Stevenson Ronan Carey Sam Hancock Hayley Murphy Gabriel Stewart Abbey Cassidy Georgia Harle Luca Musollari Neve Stewart Layla Cassidy Robert Harris Oliver Nankervis Cooper Sutherland Tamika Cheney Georgia Heaphy Keali Nicholson Taylor Sutherland Owen Christiansen Ronin Heaphy Siena Nicholson Daniel Taylor Mason Collett Owen Heathwood Xavier O`Brien Jack Taylor Taylah Collett Brooklyn Heck Sienna O`Shea Lily Taylor Archie Condon Jackson Heck Remy Owen-Rogers Sophie Taylor Molly Condon Madison Heck Zane Owens Dafydd Thomas Henry Cook Charlotte Hemmings Byron Parker William Thompson Reese Cook Zachary Hemmings Riley Parker Cassidy Thomson Georgia Coyle Scott Hiley Rowan Parker Charlie Thomson Mia Coyle Aaliyah Hill Jemima Paul Jay Thomson Sienna Crichlow Bronte Hume Matilda Paul William Thomson Abbey Crowe Tate Hume Brigid Pausina Daniel Tigani Emily Crowe Grace Hunter Clare Pausina Ethan Toraya Madeline Crowe Gracie Hyne Liam Peet Eva Toraya Jessica Davie Samuel Hyne Isabelle Pepper Cailam Trebilco Jasmine de Medici Shonna Jackson Ruby Pepper Ryan Trimble Lucinda de Medici Savannah Johnson Gabriel Philemon Luke Truslove-Jones Nathan de Medici Sofie Johnson Amber Phillips Luca Tuckey Kemsley Dick Kaleb Johnston Byron Phillips William Tuckey Melissa Dick Rylan Johnston Jai Phillips Zachary Tuckey Hayley Dickie Jack Kane Larissa Phillips Noah Uhlman Sam Dickie Aiden Keegan Brodie Philpott Sam Walton Kruz Dittmann Charlotte Ker chloe philpott Zac Walton Charles Duncan Jonty King Ellie Pitman Jared Ward James Dwyer Ayva Kong Grace Pitman Ollie Ward Seth Edward Erin Lacey Shae Prescott Jacob Ware Adylina Edwards Sarah Lacey Brianna Preston Elizabeth Warren Dekoda Edwards Noah Lee Maggie Princehorn Henry Warren Illy Edwards kalaf Samara Lee Sam Princehorn Quinlan Watson Jack Enders James Leigh Charlie Punter Billi White Joe Enders Oliver Liesegang Kelsey Punter Boedy White Tom Enders Spencer Liesegang Holly Rice Georgie Williams Callum English Taiyana Lyon Kate Rice Emma Willing Madeline English Trae Lyon Cleo Richards Mexi Willing Tara Fissenden Matthew Magnussen Lucia Richards Odin Willing Emily Fitzgerald Ruby Magnussen Noah Richards Elijah Willmott Sarah Fitzgerald Sophie Magnussen Evie Richters Clover Youngman Aibhe Foley Fletcher Maguire Yasmin Richters Matilda Youngman Emma Foley Matisse Marsh Zara Richters

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Metropolitan Caloundra Surf Life Saving Club 1 Spender Lane, Kings Beach, Caloundra 4551 Phone (07) 5491 1081 | Fax (07) 5492 5730 [email protected] www.caloundrasurfclub.com.au

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