NarrabeenNarrabeen Beach Beach SurfSurf Life Life Saving Saving ClubClub Annual
Report
2012 ‐ 2013
Annual Report 2012-2013
Annual Report 2012-2013
Presentation Night 2012 – 2013 Nipper Presentation Day Junefest Night 2012 – 2013
Plus Club Championships
Plus Halloween & Beach Fun
PRESENTATION NIGHT CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 15 June 2013 28 April 2013
Contents WelcometoMembersand Guests 2 TheYearinaSnapshot3 PresidentsReport4 FinanceandAdministration6
LifesavingandEducation8
AwardsGained12 PatrolHours13
SurfSports 14
YouthandDembership Development 16 TuffClub20
SocialHighlights21
FinancialReportYear2012–201322 BoardofManagement2012–201328
MajorSponsors
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WelcometoMembers &Guests
The Board of Management of Narrabeen Beach Surf Lifesaving Club Inc. would like to welcome all th members and guests to the 49 Annual General Meeting to be held at Narrabeen Beach Clubhouse on Sunday 25th August 2013. The Board of Management now submits to members the annual report and financial statement within this publication. This report provides statements from each board reflecting the activities for the previous year and significant achievements worthy of note.
Presented on behalf of the Board of Directors by Wayne Schwebel, Director of Finance & Administration, Narrabeen Beach SLSC Inc.
(signed) Agenda Presidents Welcome Apologies & Proxies Adoption of Minutes of the 2011 – 2012 Annual General Meeting Business arising from those minutes Presentation and adoption of the 2012 – 2013 Annual Report Presentation and adoption of changes to the constitution Special Resolutions: 3 Election of Board of Management for 2013 – 2014 Notice of motions: 2 Urgent General Business Close Light Refreshments will follow.
Nipper March Past Bronze Training – Narrabeen Beach
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2 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub TheYearinSnapshot 2012Ͳ13 2011Ͳ12 Membership 418 437 PatrolStatistics PatrolHours 4,982 4,449 Rescues 772 PreventativeActions 398 1,176 FirstAid 126 81 SLSAAwards 47 67
BranchAwards th th Awarded Life Membership of MostOutstandingClub 5 Place 11 Place Sydney Northern Beaches Branch st th PatrolAssessment Eq1 7 Place Stephen Price Place SNBInitiativeoftheYear NarrabeenBeach LifeMembership StephenPrice
BranchBoardofEducationand PaulO’Keefe Assessment RichardWhipp GordonCoburn RobCook KazMarks BranchBoardofSurfSports StephenPrice
RossTester SNB Duty Officer GaryFoster Graham Cook GrahameCook MattPrice KazMarks BranchTraumaIncidentPeer Skye Holt SupportPanel BranchDutyOfficer GrahamCook BranchRadioOperations PeterHill Vigilance
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AnnualReport2012Ͳ2013 3 PresidentsReport
The volunteers at Narrabeen Beach can once again be proud of their commitment and achievements during the 2012-2013 season. At this year’s Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches Branch Awards, your Club achieved equal first place in the SLSSNB Patrol Assessment Competition, a wonderful improvement on last season’s 7th place. Overall, the Club also increased its ranking from 7th place last season to fifth place in the Most Members also contributed their time to provide Outstanding Club award. water safety for local non-SLS paddling events and to provide roadside assistance for the Continued vigilance by our members, who annual Pub2Pub Fun Run. Please join me in patrolled an average 42 hours each and a total of thanking Director of Surf Sports Robert 4,982 hours, helped to maintain a safe beach Buckton and his team. environment despite some occasional wild conditions – in fact, Narrabeen Beach was closed Development and retention of junior 17 times! We all need to thank Director of members was once again a highlight with Lifesaving and Education Joshua Buckton and his almost 100% participation by Nippers for the team for their efforts in ensuring continued safety duration of the season, and the transition of 15 on our beach. Nippers to the SRC Award being the strongest outcome for many years. A huge Natural attrition in patrolling members was offset thank you goes to Director of Youth and by a strong intake of SRC, Bronze Medallion, Membership Development Tammy Cook and ARTC and IRB Crew candidates. Your Club her entire team of hard-working volunteers. worked in collaboration with North Narrabeen and South Narrabeen to design and implement a joint Our Club faced a number of challenges during Bronze Medallion training squad, with trainers the season. We had difficulty in filling our from all three clubs joining forces to deliver the patrol roster with the required number of curriculum in a diversified environment that award-holders on each patrol, meaning that a maximised enjoyment and optimised the small number of dedicated senior members experience for candidates from the three clubs. patrolled significantly more hours than would reasonably be expected. We were unable to This effort was duly recognised and awarded the fill all positions on the Club’s management SLSSNB Initiative of the Year. Well done to team and this placed a greater than normal Gordon Coburn and all our trainers for this burden on existing officers. initiative, and I hope that this model of cooperation can be further developed and adopted by other Tighter economic conditions placed pressure clubs within the SNB Branch. on our fundraising efforts, although responsible management ensured that the The Board of Management is also to be thanked Club is and will continue to be financially for ensuring responsible fiscal practices have sound. I would like to thank Director of been maintained, and despite the risk of a Finance & Administration Wayne Schwebel for downturn in general economic conditions and the his diligent work on the administrative aspects challenge of attracting sponsorship and donations, of keeping the Club going strong. the Club has a multi-year plan in place to ensure its continued financial viability.
Again this season your Club organised and hosted a number of events for both the SLS fraternity and the broader public, including the Narrabeen Junior Carnival, the NarraFun Ocean Swim, the Narrathon , and Round 4 of the OceanSeries Ski
Race.
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On behalf of all members, I wish to thank our The Board of Management for Narrabeen Club Patrons - the Hon. Bronwyn Bishop MP, Beach Surf Lifesaving Club would like to Mr Ken Leonard (Life Member) and Mr Terry sincerely thank Jason for his efforts over Childs. Thanks are also due to Rob Stokes the last tKUHH seasons in his role as MP for Pittwater, all of the Club’s Life President and the previous years as Members, the SLSSNB Executive and Staff, Nipper Chairman. Jason has decided to and the Club’s own Board of Management. take a short break from the responsibility of leading the club, although he will My thanks also to our major sponsors for their continue to be a very active member of the continued assistance this year - without their leadership team. support our activities would surely become significantly less viable: Dee Why RSL Club, In his role as President, Jason has Commonwealth Bank, Rod Jones First achieved a great deal including developing National Real Estate, Henderson Logistics, a strategic plan to guide us into the future ICON Event Catering, Catering by Design, that will be of benefit to all members at Bakers Delight Centro Warriewood, Bennett Narrabeen Beach. Surfboards, Harry’s Butchery and BPM Trading Co. We all thank Jason for his hard work and dedication to the role and we are assured Most importantly, I thank each and every that this is just a short break and he will be volunteer who patrols our beach and who back in harness shortly. helps in every way to maintain the viability of our organisation. Thank you Jason
Jason Oakes On behalf of the Board of Management President and Members of Narrabeen Beach SLSC.
Narrabeen Beach Goes Solar
For those members who don’t often get to fly over the club house, you may not be aware that Narrabeen Beach has gone solar. Through a grant provided by Warringah Council and installation by Autonomous Energy, Narrabeen Beach is able to support our electricity needs by harnessing the energy from the sun. Narrabeen is blessed with such sunny conditions that solar panels can provide most of the clubs daily needs for refrigerators, lighting and other daytime power.
We would like to thank Warringah Council and Autonomous Energy for their support in the process and installation. We have plans to further reduce our consumption of resources through installation of rain water collection tanks and possible solar hot water when funds become available.
AnnualReport2012 Ͳ2013 5 FinanceandAdministrationReport
The Finance and Administration (F & A) Board are pleased to present to the members the accounts and auditor’s report for the financial year 2012 – 2013 for Narrabeen Beach Surf Lifesaving Club Inc. The club has continued to grow in membership and complexity with increased regulatory requirements and other factors making the job of administration and finance now almost a full time job.
Finance. Over the last season the club has achieved
some significant milestones. These include The accounts and balance sheet for the financial increased community group usage for the year have been audited and are included in this function room with Yoga, Pilates and Zumba annual report for presentation to the AGM. The classes and the very successful hosting of the financial position of the club continues to be Narrabeen Junior carnival plus Ocean Swim, sound with income from the function room, Narrathon and Downwind Ocean Ski race. kiosk, club functions, such as comedy night, and carnivals all contributing to an operating surplus. The function room continues to be central in the This income allows us to fully service operating financial stability of the club, with weddings and costs, loan and lease repayments. Over the other functions generating a good source of next four months the club will complete payment income that will support the bank loans as well of three leases and members should note that as other club needs. Our function coordinator, the bank loan is now reduced by over $50,000. Alison Annett has received many letters of thanks from brides who had their special day In summary the club had an operating surplus of made even more special by her dedication and $ 65,106 after interest on an income of professionalism. We thank Alison sincerely for $309,000. This result is down a little from last all her hard work and effort. year due to reduced kiosk and function room sales and has allowed us to write down cost of The function coordinator role was in addition to the building with amortisation of $86,500 against the administration work that Alison also capital building works. This process will performs. Alison has many tasks to perform for continue as the income from activities will the club and all this is done on a part time basis. eventually write off the full building cost. I know Alison puts in extra hours without reward and we should all be thankful for her efforts. Sponsorship.
The increased administration in running our club Over the last season, we received significant could not have been completed without the support through sponsorship from many support of Fiona Russell. Fiona has prepared companies, club members, families and others. the reports for the BOM meetings throughout the This has been in cash and in kind and it all helps year as well as the full year accounts for the to keep the club functioning. auditor. My sincere thanks go to Fiona for all her work assisting with the accounts. Our major sponsors are Dee Why RSL Club, through the Club Housie program, Warringah The Finance & Administration Board has a Council and Branch sponsors such as Unilever number of members including David Cook as Streets and Coca Cola. Patrol side advertising Admin and Member Registration plus Tracey is supported by Henderson Logistics and Rod Lake as Function Manager and licensee. These Jones First National Narrabeen. Carnivals and members are always working hard behind the events were sponsored by the Commonwealth scenes and get little thanks for their efforts. I Bank, and Dee Why RSL Club. Our comedy would like to sincerely thank each one for their night is sponsored by Roger Osborne of Icon dedication, as I know how much work has to be Catering which is a big help. Significant support put in just to keep the club functioning. Our also comes from BPM Trading, Bakers Delight, President, Jason Oakes has also contributed Catering by Design, Harry’s Butchery Cromer many thankless hours in assisting with accounts, and other family members. My thanks also go to members bar and functions. Jason is a tireless Paul Jones & Associates our Honorary Auditors worker for the club and I sincerely thank him for for their work in our financial accounts. all his hard work and assistance. 6 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub I would like to remind all members that any Our staff are fully RSA trained and functions support is most welcome and any increase in are catered with two drinks packages including sponsorship will allow us to purchase much wines, beers and soft drinks. It is club policy needed equipment. If you know any company not to supply spirits as this can lead to who would like to support your club then pass increased difficulty with patrons and for our on the details to us and we can do the rest. staff. Catering is still organised by hirers to Even a small donation will greatly assist your select their own requirements from self club and it is fully tax deductable. catering to event catering through companies such as Icon Event Catering, Catering by Design Kiosk DQG&ORXG
Income from the kiosk this year was down a During the week, the room is made available little to $37,800 in 2012 – 13 and this KDs only at very reasonable rent to community groups been achieved through the hard work of a few such as Pilates, Zumba and Yoga. This dedicated people. I would like to thank Claire provides a modest but ongoing income. Plans McManaway for her tireless efforts and are inplace to expand mid week functions for volunteer hours. She has been ably supported business groups and other community use. by many Mums and Dads on Sundays and we Opportunity exists to promote these events thank you all for your hard work especially that will make use of our beautiful facility during carnivals. during the quieter periods.
Other members have helped with the kiosk on Members Bar Saturdays and public holidays during summer with Siena Byrne and Will McInnes doing most The members bar could increase income of the hard yards. The kiosk is there to through use by members for functions such as provide additional support for the club, so if birthdays plus the usual Friday and Sunday you can give an hour or two behind the night trading. We still get a keen group on counter, please let us know and we would be State of Origin nights and on other occasions very appreciative of your help. that really enjoy the experience. Come on Function Room down and have a quiHW drink with a few friends or organise a family party at one of the best The demand for the function room for venues on the Northern Beaches. weddings and other events continues to assist the needs for income to the club. Summer In closing, I would sincerely like to thank all weddings are popular with ceremonies often those who helped with the Finance & held on the lawn facing the beach with guests Administration Board this season, especially then proceeding upstairs to the function room. Jason Oakes, Fiona Russell, David Cook and Tracey Lake. I now look forward to an even We have also seen a full year of licensed bar more exciting year ahead. service for functions. This has led to an increase in function room bar sales to around Wayne Schwebel $,000 for the year to April 2013. Director – Finance & Administration
Board Meeting Attendance As required by the Department of Fair Trading for incorporated bodies, the attendance at Board of Management meetings is as follows; Name Position Meetings Attendance J. Oakes President 11 10 J. Buckton Director, Lifesaving & Education 11 8 R. Buckton Director, Surf Sports 11 10 T. Cook Director, Membership & Youth Development. 11 10 W. Schwebel Director, Finance & Administration 11 11 I. Harper Vice President Surf Sports 11 8 S. Price Vice President Membership & Youth Dev 11 11 G. Coburn Vice President Lifesaving & Education 11 7
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The Board of Lifesaving and Education for the 2012-13 season comprised Gordy Coburn as Education Supervisor, Kaz Marks as Proficiency Supervisor, Bekky Sinni as Equipment Supervisor and myself as Patrol Supervisor.
The trainers for this season were Paul O`Keefe, Kaz Marks, Richard Whipp, Rob Cook, Matt Murphy and Gordy Coburn, while our trainee trainers were Belinda McCann, Sarah Coburn, We trained 16 new Bronze Medallions in two Skye Holt, Ian Harper and myself. We also had squads for the Narrabeen Beach Club, along five assessors - Paul O`Keefe, Kaz Marks, with several other new Bronze members for the Richard Whipp, Rob Cook and towards the end North Narrabeen and South Narrabeen Clubs. of the season Gordy Coburn as well, after The competence of the Bronze Medallion becoming fully endorsed as an assessor. members being assessed as part of this
initiative was noticed, which led to the “icing on Thanks to the contribution of these the cake” when the trainers from the three extraordinary people, we were able to achieve Clubs were awarded Initiative of the Year at the superb outcomes that resulted in some branch awards night. excellent accolades for Narrabeen Beach.
Awards Patrols
Thank you to our outstanding Patrol Captains - This season we had 46 candidates who this season the dedicated members who achieved a variety of awards: Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC), Bronze Medallion, Advanced undertook this role were Alex Buckton, Gordy Coburn, Ian Harper, Matt Murphy, Paul Resuscitation Techniques Certificate (ARTC), Inshore Rescue Boat Crew (IRBC), Silver O`Keefe, Tracey Lake, Wayne Schwebel, Rob Medallion Basic Beach Management (SMBBM) Cook, David Cook, Sean Townsend, Richard and Assessor Bronze Medallion. Whipp and myself.
SRC Training With the Patrol Captains at the helm we achieved 4982.75 collective hours of patrolling. Rob Cook and Belinda McCann ran the SRC However, these hours are only a snapshot of course and trained 14 Nippers to become the time our patrols often dedicated, so thank you all for your outstanding efforts with the patrolling members. They enjoyed some joint training days with South Narrabeen, and other activities as well, including proficiencies and water safety. Belinda also went and assisted them with their program. Once qualified, the young SRC members undertook Nipper’s water safety Patrol Assessment Competition duties, along with some Sunday patrolling. This allowed our Nipper mornings to run smoothly At the branch awards night this year we tied with plenty of hands to help, thanks to the first place with North Steyne in the Patrol assistance of these great young members. Assessment Competition. This is based on assessments throughout the season by branch Bronze Medallion Training Initiative inspectors who put the patrol on duty through several different checks and scenarios This season, we introduced a new training including beach layout, equipment readiness, concept for the Bronze Medallion award - a as well as first aid and rescue scenarios. This joint training initiative between the North accolade is a great credit to all patrolling Narrabeen, South Narrabeen and Narrabeen members. Clubs. The plan was originally discussed over some quiet “waters” and then evolved into a Joshua Buckton meeting - before we knew it Gordy had Director of Lifesaving & Education ascended to chief motivator of the collaborative effort.
8 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub Lifesaving& EducationReport Season 2012 – 13 Statistics.
RescuebyType Total FirstAid Total Nogear 0 Fracturedislocation 1 Rescuetube 2 Majormarinestings 1
Rescueboard 4 Minormarinestings 113
IRB 1 Minorcuts&abrasions 8 Other 0 Other 3 TotalRescues 7 TotalFirstAid 126
IRB Report
Our Club was fortunate to gain some new IRB equipment this season. At the start of this year we acquired a new IRB thanks to the NSW Government’s Ministry for Police and Emergency Services, who funded a grant from SLSNSW. We also obtained two new IRB motors thanks to the Commonwealth Bank Referral Partner Program.
With our four events this season and a period of rough surf conditions, our IRB drivers and crews excelled - from pumping up IRBs at ActiononabiggerdayatNarrabeen 0530 in the morning, washing and cleaning late into the afternoon, to helping with water safety each week. They are a very dedicated bunch who provide a priceless service.
This season’s IRB crew squad ran for six weeks. As soon as it commenced, Narrabeen’s infamous shore dump booked itself in for over half of the course duration. The candidates who undertook this course were extremely resilient and put up with the trainers bashing and bumping them in some tough conditions. The training was led by Paul O`Keefe along with Rob Cook, Ian Roving Patrols Harper, Jason Oakes and myself. Only once did an IRB flip unintentionally straight onto the beach - I happened to be the driver and to this day blame the 1.5 metre shore dump.
We will hopefully be kicking off an IRB driver course again soon. If you think you have what it takes, then let anyone in the education team know so we can book you in. Thanks for an action packed season and hope to see everybody ready for their proficiencies soon.
Joshua Buckton Training is vital for Patrol Director of Lifesaving & Education
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Education Report This is my second season in the role of Education Supervisor at Narrabeen Beach and I tell you, it wasn’t all beer and skittles. The season was tough at times - we had no beach, wild seas, a huge amount of rain and the beach was closed for many weekends. This made it very hard for our great team of trainers and assessors.
Proficiencies GordonCoburn (EducationSupervisor) With the rough conditions, it was difficult to get every Bronze holder up to speed and proficient for
the season. As a result, the trainers had to put in a Awards Gained large amount of hours. The trainers and I would like to thank every member that put in the effort to As well as our patrolling awards, we also trained complete their proficiency. As we approach the big groups of Nippers to complete their surf 2013-14 season, we look forward to members Awareness and Surf Education awards. This striving to be proficient as soon as possible once was primarily managed by Rob Cook and a patrols begin. large thank you to Rob for training our up- coming patrol members. Spring Bronze Course Other courses We formed a training team with our neighbours (North Narrabeen and South Narrabeen). Initially, Well done to all participants for the following we started off small with a few combined nights awards that were also achieved this season and a water session at each beach so the Bronze through Branch: squads could experience different surf breaks. x Basic Beach Management – Silver This worked very well and on assessment day Medallion resulted in the training squads from all three clubs x ARTC gaining their Bronze Medallions. Well done to x Spinal Management everyone. x IRB Crew Certificates Bronze Medallion and SRC Squad The awards gained are summarised below: The summer Bronze training took the next step of fully combining the squads, as there was now a great bond and friendship with our neighbouring Award: clubs. We had huge support from some of the branch assessors who helped run a couple of the BronzeMedallion 16 squad nights – this also provided our young SurfRescueCertificate 14 Bronze trainers with some extra knowledge of ARTC 4 exactly what the assessors were looking for. We AssessorAwards 1 even did a ‘mock’ assessment the week before the SilverMedallionBasicBeach 2 real appraisal to help fine tune both the Bronzes Management and the trainers. I am very proud of what we have achieved this season. IRBCrewCertificate 6 SpinalManagement 3 Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) SurfofficialLevel1 1 Rob Cook and Belinda McCann trained a group of Total: 47 Under 14 nippers to enable them to receive their SRC awards. As future lifesavers, these 14 young Congratulations to all award recipients, as not people will be a great asset to our patrols. only do you achieve a personal reward, you also improve the patrolling strength at Narrabeen. One day this will be used to save a life.
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IRB Training
Paul O’Keefe once again produced an elite group of members to add to our IRB crew. The conditions proved tough and treacherous throughout their training and they were ready for anything.
Spinal Management
The training and education team has done a terrific job this year and next season we hope to further combine with
our neighbouring clubs at North Narrabeen and South Narrabeen to Looking Forward complete training with a more professional emphasis. This will lift the In the season ahead, we look forward to standards right along the beach at growing the support and friendships we Narrabeen. have developed with our neighbouring clubs.
One of our other plans is to put together a group of members to compete in patrol competitions at Carnivals, plus Branch and State Championships and other events.
We will also be helping more members
achieve higher awards to strengthen our patrols at Narrabeen Beach.
A huge THANK YOU to all our trainers, Our Dedicated Team water safety and assessors for the season
of 2012-2013. A special mention also to Sarah-Grace Coburn, Skye Holt, Matt Murphy, Belinda McCann, Rob Cook, Ian Harper and Josh Buckton who were the backbone of the training program that supported me.
Gordon Coburn Education Supervisor0’s(andup!)
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Name Award Name Award BucktonBrendan ARTC BrazierMikki SurfRescueCert(CPR) PeltriauxPascal ARTC SurfRescueCert(CPR) CooperKaitlyn RobertsSusie ARTC SurfRescueCert(CPR) DouglasHugo VescioMicha ARTC FujinamiRei SurfRescueCert(CPR) CoburnGordon AssessorBronze HallJacob SurfRescueCert(CPR) AdamsonGeorge BronzeMedallion HutchinsNichole SurfRescueCert(CPR) BerneschiMichael BronzeMedallion MansellJames SurfRescueCert(CPR) CooperSteven BronzeMedallion OakesNathalie SurfRescueCert(CPR) DandoBruce BronzeMedallion OsborneͲSnellHolden SurfRescueCert(CPR) FaatzPatrik BronzeMedallion SainsburyHugh SurfRescueCert(CPR) HallChristopher BronzeMedallion Tauro–CescaMali SurfRescueCert(CPR) HaworthWayne BronzeMedallion TurnerBrooke SurfRescueCert(CPR) HaworthJordan BronzeMedallion WattsAlistair SurfRescueCert(CPR) LambMatthew BronzeMedallion WattsPrudence SurfRescueCert(CPR) LawlerTalissa BronzeMedallion SilverMedallionBasic CoburnSarahGrace SaxtonEleanor BronzeMedallion BeachManagement SilverMedallionBasic SmithCayley BronzeMedallion PriceMathew BeachManagement SomervilleElodie BronzeMedallion DeidreMcAlinden SurfOfficialLevel1 SzaboAnna BronzeMedallion VescioMicha BronzeMedallion FosterGary IRBCrewCertificate HaworthJordan IRBCrewCertificate WrightEmma BronzeMedallion HaworthWayne IRBCrewCertificate CoburnSarahGrace SpinalManagement LucasMark SpinalManagement VescioMicha IRBCrewCertificate MansellChristopher IRBCrewCertificate RobertsSusie SpinalManagement MansellPeter IRBCrewCertificate
A total of 47 awards were gained by members this last season and this would not have been possible without the guidance, diligence and commitment of the Education team headed by Gordon Coburn. The club owes a great vote of thanks to the trainers and all who assisted with training of new members and with older members gaining greater skills.
The training team also achieved a high level of recognition by winning the 2012 -13 Sydney Northern Beaches Initiative of the Year through development of a coordinated training programme for the three Narrabeen surf clubs of North Narrabeen, Narrabeen Beach and South Narrabeen.
12 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub PatrolHours2012Ͳ2013 PatrollingMembers
AdamsonGeorge 16 HarperIan 87 OudhofPaul 45.75 AmielhSebastien 37.25 HarrisMatthew 19 PamplinMichael 3.25
AndrenRoss 12.75 HartSam 33.75 PamplinRachel 41 BallEli 19.5 HaworthJordan 40 PatakiSharen 31 BarrowSimon 34.75 HaworthWayne 39.25 PattenStephen 49 BevanRyleigh 12.75 HutchinsNicole 2 PeltriauxPascal 98.25 BlackSam 33 JamesGavin 27.5 PlardArnaud 38.25 BrookesSteve 31.5 JohnstonLuke 19.5 PriceAdam 12.75 BrooksJill 43.25 JonesHarrison 26.25 PriceMatthew 67.5 BucktonAlexander 99.5 KacerovskyJan 27.75 PriceStephen 46.75 BucktonBrendan 36 KudlikMartin 18.25 QuinRobyn 27.75 BucktonJoshua 168 LakeTracey 39.5 RautenbachWarren 39 BucktonRobert 50.25 LambMatthew 4.25 RobertsSusie 40.25 ByrneFabian 50.25 LarizzaStephen 10.5 RobinsonJulie 42 CaseyKyle 12.75 LawlerDave 24.25 RyanColleen 29 CescaJosef 48.25 LawlerTalissa 4.25 SabelnikovaElena 3.25 CiappiAlessandro 28.5 LawsonShallum 27.25 SainsburyHugh 5.5 CoburnDavid 37.25 LeeKevin 135 SaxtonEleanor 19.75 CoburnGordon 260.75 LloydDave 6.25 SchwebelDavid 16 CoburnJohn 32 LoweJake 17 SchwebelWayne 52.5 CoburnSarahͲGrace 39 LucasDoug 9 SegundoLuiz 23.5 CookDavid 60.5 LucasMark 32 SinniBekky 37.25 CookGraham 40.25 LynchWarwick 31 SiroteJerry 3.75 CookRobert 92.5 MansellChristopher 46.25 SmithCayley 8.5 CookSarah 27.75 MansellJames 15 SmithRoderick 37.25 CookTammy 3.25 MansellPeter 56.5 SmithTimothy 31.5 CooperKaitlyn 20.5 ManzanasͲMartinAna 9.5 SomervilleElodie 15.5
DahawiAhmed 19.25 MarksKaz 35.75 StoreySkye 35.25 DandoBruce 17 MayneBrian 42.25 SullivanNicholas 11.5 DarkiewiczAaron 3.25 MaysPeter 35.5 SzaboAnna 16 DayCherie 33.75 McAlindenDeidre 51 TauroͲ CescaMali 10.75 DayHilton 54.25 McCannBelinda 112.75 TherikHans 14.75 DouglasHugo 19.5 McFaddenKirsten 43.25 TownsendSean 55 EaglesDaniel 30.25 McInnesAlex 32 TremauvilleIsobella 16 FaatzPatrik 4.25 McInnesWill 41.75 TudorͲJonesDavid 20 FitzgibbonTony 72.5 McKayMiho 7.5 TurnerBrooke 4.25 FosterGary 98 McManusRubee 11.75 TurnerRachel 33 FujinamiRei 2.75 MoranMichael 13.5 VescioMicha 32.5 GillespieGreg 61.5 MorrisGary 29 WattsAlistair 3.25 GinnsAlan 4.25 MurphyJodie 74.75 WattsPrudence 2.75
GoldAlex 40.25 MurphyMatthew 82 WellsPete 35.75 GrechJoseph 28.75 NuttYvette 37.25 WhippRichard 52.25 GriffithsMatt 35.25 O`KeefePaul 45.75 WhittakerGary 27 GrimesPeter 17.25 O`MalleyTim 43 WillisJohn 33 HallChristopher 22.5 OakesJason 53.75 WorkmanͲBrownZach 29 HallJacob 10.25 OakesNathalie 28.75 WorneBrett 61.75 HallMaryͲLou 52.25 OsborneͲSnellHolden 3.25 WrightEmma 16 AmightyeffortbyallpatrollingmembersatNarrabeenBeach,withatotalof4,982.75hoursofvigilantservice tothecommunityatNarrabeenBeachandintheWarringahCouncilregion. NoLivesLost
AnnualReport2012Ͳ2013 13 SurfSportsReport Once again we have had a full calendar of events this season with the help of all our members. Thank you to my family for all their support throughout the year. The Board of Surf Sports has again turned out a great season. Thank you to those on the Board especially Ian Harper, Ross Tester, Claire McManaway, Sean Townsend, Alex Buckton, Graham Cook and Fiona Russell.
Thank you also to the Board of Lifesaving and Education including Joshua, Gordon and the
team. The Board of Youth and Membership Development with Tammy and Steve, plus the Lastly, our Presentation Night hosted by Board of Finance with Wayne, and our hard Pete Wells once again turned our venue into a working President, Jason - all get my thanks for festive night of entertainment, and it all ran like their support over the season. clockwork. Thank you to Catering by Design (KarLn Slade) for creating a German Special thanks to all our sponsors for supporting Oktoberfest menu and also catering for the our events this season with the Commonwealth evening. Bank, Bakers Delight and Bennett Boards assisting with funding and other items. Congratulations to all the winners on the night with Bruce Dando taking out the Club Championship award and Pete Wells the Events We started the season off with the Narrafun Competitor of the Year Award.
Ocean Swim and we were delighted to have some fire fighters join us as participants. The surf Keep up the good work. was kind to us with a great day had by all. Robert Buckton The next event on the calendar was the Ocean Director Surf Sports Series Downwind - which actually turned out to be half downwind and a return journey directly back into the wind due to strong ocean currents and dangerous surf off the headlands. The event was won by Tim Jacobs with a very close field behind. Presentation was held in the Members Room with everybody enjoying our hospitality.
The Narrabeen Beach Junior Carnival was a great success with the surf on side and a beach large enough to run on. The day was well attended by all clubs, including our own which was represented well. 2012–2013Results The last event on the calendar was the Narrathon with all hands on deck. The weather worked and ClubChampion BruceDando so did the competitors, with a strong field from our own club. CompetitoroftheYear PeteWells
Our officials deserve special thanks for turning up ClubPersonoftheYear BelindaMcCann to all the carnivals on the calendar. Narrabeen is well represented by a dedicated group of officials PatrolmanoftheYear GordonCoburn comprising Kaz Marks, Ross Tester, Carol Moss, Steve Price, Matt Price, Gary Foster and our newest official Deidre McAlinden. RookieoftheYear ChrisMansell
One of the new initiatives we have seen this year President’sAward KevinLee is the introduction of competitor rash vests for higher visibility in the water events.
14 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub SurfSportsReport Results Club ChampionshipsResults Open Over 35 Over 50 Girls Under 17 1st Bruce Dando Rob Cook Wayne Schwebel Cayley Smith Chris Mansell nd 2 Pete Wells Kevin Lee Brian Mayne Belinda McCann Jacob Hall rd 3 Over 35 Girls Sean Townsend & Joseph Cesca & 1st Place: Kirsten Hugo Douglas David Tudor Jones David Cook McFadden The 2013 Narrathon saw Dave Tudor Jones Sean Townsend’sMastersReport 2012-13 saw a new era in competitors. The win silver and Jodie Murphy winning her age category. Peter Wells and Tim Smith were just girl’s ski relay team won gold at the Branch carnival held at Dee Why Beach – in fact, behind the winners. It was a great day with
they smashed their competitors by 300 many Narrabeen members competing in team metres. I don’t think the Palm Beach girls events. Let’s focus on winning some bling next knew what hit them. Congratulations to year at State which will be held in March at Kirsten McFadden, Jill Brooks and Jody Umina Beach again. All welcome for a great Murphy. What a race! couple of days on the Central Coast.
We want to see more women in the water Training is underway, so see you on the water next year, so come on girls, come down to at 7.30am each Saturday with coach Peter Grimes, followed by some light yoga with Lisa. training and enjoy the great lifestyle of a competitor. On Wednesday afternoons at 5.30pm enjoy winter lake sessions with Dave Lawler, plus all
Tim Smith has risen into a strong competitor your individual training.
excelling in his ski results and competing in all the iron man races. Well done Tim.
Competitors 2012-13 David Tudor Jones Sean Townsend Pete Wells Matt Price Tim Smith Ian Harper Mick Moran Paul Oudhof Jill Brookes Peter Grimes Jodie Murphy Alex Buckton Belinda McCann Kirsten McFadden
Sam Hart Dave Lawler Gold Medal Winners As usual, the Narrabeen Men’s Masters Ski and Board team dominated all the local carnivals with gold, silver and bronze won in many events. Matt Price was our most improved competitor, so watch out next year. When it came to State, we were close to a medal in many events, but just missed out.
Coolangatta Gold saw Sam Hart from Narrabeen Beach coming 13th in his age category competing in the long course, and Jill Brooks teaming up with Mona Vale for a great run leg. Big effort! Sean on a Board?
AnnualReport201ϮͲ201ϯ 15 YouthandMembershipDevelopmentReport It is with great pleasure that I share with you the highlights of our Nippers Season 2012-2013.
First of all, let me start with a HUGE thanks to the Junior Board who worked extraordinarily hard to make things happen this season: Stephen Price (Vice President), Robert Cook, Matt Price, Brad Hunter, Jen Hunter, Stephen Patten, Deidre McAlinden and Priscilla Singer.
Apart from all the usual Sunday morning tasks these members participated in planning
meetings, and volunteered a lot of additional
hours and paperwork to keep Nippers running Youth Membership
from week to week.
We welcomed 185 registered Junior members Goals for 2012-13 Season for Season 2012-2013, and 180 stayed with us right through to the end. A retention rate of 95% We identified the following goals at the start of is testament to the quality and dedication of our the season: Age Managers, along with the increased focus • Expand further on our formal education on the formal education elements of the Nipper program with the support of our top class program. training team. • Focus on our Under 13/14 groups progressing Our Junior Membership comprised 21% in the through the Rookie Program this season. Under 6-7 educational groups and 70% in the competitive age groups (Under 8-13). The • Continue our focus on water safety, ocean remaining 10% was made up of our SRC crew swimming and board paddling development, (15 in total). Further to this, we also had with additional board training sessions to begin approximately 12 active patrolling members from the commencement of the season. aged 15-18 years, most of who came through • Further development of carnival attendance, from our Junior ranks. team spirit and support at carnivals. Junior Activities Highlights I’m pleased to say that we were able to deliver all of these goals. We also continued with our
‘Give it a Go and you’re a Hero’ approach for Season 2012-13 will be remembered for the our Juniors. As one of the smallest clubs on the highest number of rainy Sundays. However, Northern Beaches Branch we place emphasis luckily we had agreed early on to increase our on maintaining a friendly environment where focus on a more formal education approach younger members can gain surf awareness, to Nippers. skills and confidence while enjoying the experience. We make every effort to balance With Rob Cook providing guidance to Age this group with those who wish to further Managers and running basic First Aid/CPR lessons on wet weather days, we managed to develop in competitions. keep all of the kids occupied. Even Nipper parents learnt a lot along the way about basic emergency situations and how to handle them.
We continue to evolve with increased attendance at all of the Northern Beaches Branch carnivals, and we were also pleased to register five Junior competitors for the State Carnival at Ocean Beach, Umina.
We ran our additional Board Training sessions on Monday and Friday evenings and we hope to be able to increase participation in future seasons with the assistance of our senior members.
16 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub We also had some of our younger members During the 2012/2013 season, we went a step cause an upset by taking out some of the further with our approach to Junior member Perpetual Trophies, but more on that later. education and the feedback was very positive. In fact, we had a total of 185 Nippers receive Without Age Managers, Nippers quite simply their Surf Education awards this season. would not function. We had 19 Age Managers for the season, 45% of these are Bronze Medallion holders. It is not a requirement to be a Bronze Medallion holder to be an Age Manager, so we welcome all who are interested in these roles. A big THANK YOU goes to the following Age Managers as well as their assistants and helpers for Season 2012-13.
Rob Cook conducted some formal education sessions with some of the Junior age groups, which saw the Under 10/11/12 groups participate in basic first aid and DRABC.
The support of our top class training team at Narrabeen Beach is always a very welcome assistance for our Age Managers.
Under 6 (18 Nippers): Rachel Piggot, Mark THANKS to Robert Cook and Belinda Dartnell McCann for all of their support to our
Juniors and Rookies under the guidance Under 7 (20 Nippers): Kit Routledge, Nigel and support of Gordon Coburn, Education Crowley Supervisor.
Under 8 (34 Nippers): Greg Duce, Ian Telfer
Under 9 (30 Nippers): Deidre McAlinden, Paul Oudhof, Stefan Schaeren, Sean Flynn
Under 10 (14 Nippers): Craig Furness
Under 11 (33 Nippers): Brad Hunter, Simon McMahon, Brett Worne, Pete Mays
Under 12 /13 (16 Nippers): Graeme Walsh
Under 14 (15 Rookies): Steve Cooper and Our SRC Squad Trainers, Rob Cook and Belinda McCann. Education and Training Without a doubt one of the biggest achievements this season was our 15 Rookies achieving their Surf Rescue Certificates (SRC). In previous years we have only ever had up to five Under 14 Rookies at best, so this has been a major highlight for us. I’m also pleased to add that around seven of these kids have been with us since they were six or seven years old.
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Water Safety x Jan 2013 Narrabeen Carnival 36 Narrabeen competitors A huge THANKS for another successful year to our Water Safety Team headed by Stephen x Feb 2013 Branch Championships, Dee Patten and Matt Price, along with the support of our Lifesaving and Education Team. Why
Narrabeen Beach is well known for the quality 17 Narrabeen competitors of its water safety standards and we continue to ensure that we meet and exceed all requirements regarding water safety.
THANKS to all our patrolling members and
qualified parents who pulled on the orange rashies for us each Sunday. Without a doubt Carnival Results Highlights you are a key contributor to water skills development for our Juniors and without your Narrabeen Carnival 2013 support we would simply be running around on the sand each week. Under 8: Scarlett O’Leary (4th in Girl’s Wade Final)
Under 9: Monique Hore (2nd in Beach Flags Final)
Under 9 Girls Relay Team: Monique Hore, Olivia Gillespie, Samantha Menzies, Tylah Price (4th in Final)
Under 9 Boys Relay Team: Tom Bain, Aiden O’Malley, Kalan Murphy and Max Schaeran (6th in Final)
Competition Under 10 Boys Relay Team: Austin Gray, Carnival attendance by Narrabeen Beach William Hall, Sam Kosack, William Cook (3rd in Juniors was at an all-time high. All competitors Final), William Hall (6th in Boards Final) represented us in a manner to be proud of and whilst we may not be the most competitive Under 14: Prudence Watts (5th in Flags Final) club results-wise, our heart is as big as the rest of them when it comes to giving it a go. Branch Championships Dee Why 2013 They were all heroes.
Under 9 Girls Flags: Monique Hore (5th in Carnival Information Final) • Nov 2012 Manly Carnival 31 Narrabeen competitors Under 9 Girls Beach Relay: Monique Hore, Tylah Price, Samantha Menzies, Olivia x Dec 2012 Queenscliff Carnival Gillespie (5th in Final) just missed out on a 25 Narrabeen competitors; medal after being pipped at the post by water events cancelled Manly!).
18 NarrabeenBeachSurfLifesavingClub Nippers We need to especially mention all of our Congratulations to our entire Club medal competitive ocean swimmers as we are winners - we hope you come back next exceptionally proud of them for giving it a go at year to contest your title. each carnival: Finally, a big THANKS to the parents and Under 9 – Kalan Murphy, Thibault Iatrov- friends of Narrabeen Beach Nippers who Kosterman, Callum Fitzgibbon help each week with the running of
Under 10 - William Cook, Daniel Furness, Nippers, assisting at carnivals, BBQ duty William Hall and attendance at our club fundraising Under 11 - Luke Buckton, Ella Cook, Ashleigh activities. Without you all we simply would O’Leary, Nick Walsh not be able to exist. Under 12 - Thomas Walsh, Mayu Fujinami, Tianna Andrews We look forwarding to seeing you back again next season. We would like to congratulate Monique Hore and Tylah Price who made the effort to attend the State Carnival in Umina during March 2013. ‘Nothing could be finer than the conditions at Umina’ became the catchcry due
to the worst ever weather and water conditions experienced during a State Carnival.
Monique and Tylah waited till Sunday to finally compete in the Under 9 beach flags and sprints. We thank them for their tenacious approach, despite the challenging elements. Finally, thanks must go to Stephen Price, Ross Tester, Deidre McAlinden and Matt Price who acted in their capacity as officials at all Junior carnivals. Without officials we cannot enter competitors into carnivals. So a huge THANKS for all of their work as officials.
Club Perpetual Trophy Season 2012-13:
Tammy Cook Tracey Lake Club Overall Champ Trophy: Alexander Hall (Under 12) Director Youth and Membership Development. up!)
Wayne Schwebel Trophy Beach Events: Hugo Douglas (Under 14)
Ross Tester Water Events Champ: Nicholas Walsh (Under 11)
Girls Overall Point Score Champ: Tylah Price (Under 9)
Stephen Price Boys Point Score Champ: William Hall (Under 10)
Bruce Warman Clubbie of the Year: Mali Tauro-Cesca (Under 14 SRC Crew)
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So what are you doing on a Sunday morning during winter, probably stuck at home waiting for the weather to warm up. It’s time you tried a something worthwhile.
IT’S THE TUFF CLUB !
Down at Narrabeen every Sunday right through the winter we run the Tuff Club which starts with a light jog along the beach and then a quick dip in the Pacific Ocean. This is followed by hot soup, bread rolls and bask in the sunshine. This can all be yours at the Tuff Club. Narrabeen Tuff Club Swimmers
Over the winter months, members of the club Last winter in 2012 we had a number of brave from Nippers to Seniors get down to the souls who would attend as often as possible. “sundeck” on a Sunday morning at around These swimmers would take anything that the 10:30 and go for a swim. This is not as crazy weather would dish out and results for the year as it sounds, as the water temperature will often o are as follows including Top Tuff honours being be 18 to 19 C and the air temperature can be shared by Gordon Coburn, Deidre McAlinden much colder. Once you have tried it you will and Jason Oakes. wonder why you had never done it before. Scientific studies have also shown that the We are still running Tuff Club every Sunday so saltwater swim will improve your resistance to come on down and you will be surprised how colds and flu. No Tuff Club member will be habit forming it can be. As long as you get your seen coughing and spluttering this winter. hair wet and make a soup at least once, is all the criteria for a mention on the honour list. Each member pays a $2 fee for the privilege and will have a turn at preparing the soup for 2012 Tuff Club Swims the day. At the start of spring, we then count up your swims and if you have reached the minimum standard you will receive a new Tuff TuffClubSwimmers TotalSwims Club hoodie or other valuable collector’s item on GordonCoburn 16
presentation night. You may even keep a few DeidreMcAlinden 16 kilograms off during winter. JasonOakes 16 The winter swim season commences in May, OllieOudhof 14 straight after patrols finish, with the Narrabeen WayneSchwebel 14 Shield swim held by North Narrabeen Shivering FionaRussell 12 Sharks. This is a timed relay swim of 50 m with any club with Narrabeen in its name entering a RossTester 12
team of ten swimmers. TraceyLake 11
AlexanderHall 10 Closest to their designated time is the winner and fierce competition is in evidence. Teams JacobHall 10 can win by 0.1 of a second plus great honour RobCook 9 and a free coffee mug go to the victors. After EllaCook 9 the race, there is a good feed including soup WilliamCook 9 and a few laughs back at the Sharks club. In 2012 we had a top team but missed the top TammyCook 9 prize by only 1.8 seconds. TonyFitzgibbon 9 KevinLee 9 It has been great to see a few Nippers getting
into the spirit this year with William & Ella Cook, See you in that beautiful pacific ocean. Alexander & Jacob Hall plus Ollie Oudhof heading the group. Wayne Schwebel
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Social Events
Our various social nights continue to be a Everest Night big part of the glue that holds our club together. These functions are arranged to The last event for this season was the Everest provide members with an opportunity to documentary hosted by Pete Wells and this enjoy being part of a surf life saving club was a terrific night. We had around 120 quite apart from patrolling or competing. people including many Narrabeen locals who wanted to see the film and listen to the talk by All of our regular functions, plus a few Pete on his epic journey to the top of the world. extra fun nights, were held again this season and we would like to thank the organisers who arranged catering, decorations, guest performers and hosts, ticket sales and many other things so our nights could be a lot of fun.
Halloween – This year we had arranged for a Nipper Halloween party and this is the first time for this event and was a great start to the season. The younger members got all dressed up for the occasion and Ana Manzanos did a fantastic job with the decorations. Even Sean Townsend got into the Boogie man role and did his best to excite the Nippers. It was an event that we should continue as it was great fun.
Comedy Night – One of the big social nights of the season is the comedy night. Sean and Carolyn Townsend did a fantastic job in organising what was a thoroughly enjoyable evening with a full house enjoying a number of acts. The highlight of this year’s evening was undoubtedly the appearance of professional funny man Gary Eck, who had everyone doubled over and holding their sides from all
the laughing. State of Origin & Grand Finals – Along with special events we also run regular Thanks also to Roger from Icon Catering who footy nights with the State of Origin being once more provided delicious finger food to plenty of fun. Cheering your team home at accompany the good laughs. the club is almost as good as being at the ground with plenty of atmosphere and new In addition to the regular events, we have bar stools for all. begun hosting members looking for a venue for private celebrations such as birthday Pizza is usually ordered or we have a BBQ parties. These can be held on Friday nights or and a special event includes pass the ball Sunday or for that big occasion we have the competitions with prizes for the winners. main function room available at patrolling members’ rates. We encourage all of our It is just a fun night and as most are driving members to come along to the Members Bar home care is taken with the drinks. to mingle, catch up or just relax on a Friday evening and Sunday afternoon.
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President JasonOakes LifeMembers POBox861,Narrabeen2101 0421822721 FredBertramBEM* VicePresidents StephenPrice(Youth&M/shipDev) HaroldLumley* KenLeonard 69ClevelandStreet,Cromer2099 GraemeSmith 0418166606 WarrenSlater WayneSchwebel IanHarper(SurfSports) RossTester 35BooralieRoad,TerryHills2084 JohnGooley 0414736299 CraigSchweikert RobertChidgey GordonCoburn(Lifesaving&Education) GrahamCook 20ArnottCres,Warriewood2102 StephenPrice 0417464439 BruceWarman TraceyLake Vacant(Finance&Admin) RobertBuckton
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