Orewa Surf Life Saving Club
Annual Report 2010 --- 2011
In it for life
Orewa Surf Life Saving Club Inc Annual Report 2010 - 2011
Page Contents
3 Office Holders 2010-2011
4 Office Holders 2011-2012
5 Club Sponsors
6 President’s Report 7 Chairman’s Report 8 Club Captain’s Report 9 Chief Instructor’s Report 13 Team Manager’s Report 15 Junior Surf Report
16 National Surf Life Saving Champs results
17 SLSNR Awards of Excellence Winners
18 Ocean Athletes results
19 Northern Regional Champs results
20 SLSNR District Champs results
21 NZ Surf Boat Series results
22 SLSNR Junior Surf District Champs results
24 Rookie Challenge results
24 Cath & Eddie Millar Cup results
25 Junior Club Day Trophy Holders 2010-2011
27 Senior Club Trophy Holders 2010-2011
29 Statistical graphs
Some of the images used in this report were taken by Jamie Troughton & Joel Ford www.joelford.ca . Thank you for letting us use your photographs
Joel and Jamie both have fantastic images on the SLSNZ website galleries.
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Orewa Surf Life Saving Club Office Holders 2010 - 2011
Patron Lockwood Smith
Vice Patron Alan Franich
Hon Solicitors Tony Edward of Hunt, Edward Kennelly
Hon Medical Advisors Dr Te Harr, Dr Johnston
President Wayne Franich
Vice President Peter Young
Chairman John Chapman
Secretary Shane Burke
Treasurer Graham Taylor
Club Captain Ian Siddins
Vice Club Captain Georgia Butt
Ladies Club Captain Kelly McColl
Jnr Men’s Club Captain Matthew Johnston
Jnr Ladies Club Captain Julie Sweetman
Delegate Dave Shanks
Chief Instructor Dave Jenkinson
Surf Sports Manager Warwick Sisson
Gear Steward Andrew Towns
Power Craft Officer Andrew Meiklejohn
Junior Surf Chairman Mark Fergus
Public Relations Officer Mark McCarthny
First Aid Officer Sarah Jenkinson
Executive Members Faron Turner Paul Farnan Mark Johnston
Judiciary Committee Peter Young Wayne Brown Alan Franich
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Orewa Surf Life Saving Club Office Holders 2011 - 2012
Patron ……………………………………………………
Vice Patron ……………………………………………………
Hon Solicitors Tony Edward of Hunt, Edward Kennelly
Hon Medical Advisors Dr Te Harr, Dr Johnston
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Chairman ……………………………………………………
Secretary ……………………………………………………
Treasurer ……………………………………………………
Club Captain ……………………………………………………
Vice Club Captain ……………………………………………………
Ladies Club Captain ……………………………………………………
Jnr Mens Club Captain ……………………………………………………
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Delegate ……………………………………………………
Chief Instructor ……………………………………………………
Surf Sports Manager ……………………………………………………
Gear Steward ……………………………………………………
Power Craft Officer ……………………………………………………
Junior Surf Chairman ……………………………………………………
Public Relations Officer ……………………………………………………
First Aid Officer ……………………………………………………
Executive Members …………………………………………………… …………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………
Judiciary Committee …………………………………………………… …………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………
- 4 - 2010-2011 Season Sponsors
Business House Sponsors
Airflow Engineering Liquorland Orewa Burke Consulting McDonalds Orewa Coast Mens Hairdresser Neville Bros. Ltd Coastal Auto Parts 2010 Ltd Orewa Menswear Cranfield Automotive & Tyres Ltd Orewa New World Dads Pies Orewa Optics Dairy Flat Vet Clinic Orewa Panelbeaters Gaming Inc Orewa Physio Clinic Global Security Orewa United Travel HBC Musculoskeletal Medicine Clinic Puhoi River Canoes Home Instead Senior Care Rodney Insulation Ltd Hopper Construction Ltd Rodney Roofing Horizon Homes Seabreeze Apparel Independent Broker Group Ltd Subway Orewa Jims Mowing Mairangi Bay Vitality Centre Kevin Moffat Developments Jenyns & Jenyns Ltd 360 Discovery Wayne Franich Drainage
Annual Report printed in conjunction with Keado Print.
Thank you to all of our sponsors for your support, we couldn’t do it without you.
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This past season has been very much business as usual apart from the current economic down turn affecting the clubs income in relation to its business interests & sponsorship realisation. That being said the income stream from Surf LifeSaving Northern Region Inc. & Surf Life Saving New Zealand sees our balance sheet in healthy order compared with previous seasons.
The ASB Trust, with its funding arrangement with Northern Region to fund on mass, rescue equipment to the Northern Clubs saw our club gain a new Quad Bike, IRB hull & trailer along with some patrol incidentals, took pressure off local funders. The allocation of this much-needed equipment is determined through an audit of club equipment at the end of each season. This support from ASB is much appreciated.
Also of note was the gift of $80,000 towards our building fund from local businessman Merv Huxford. These funds will help cover the associated costs of the consent process, which we are currently progressing through. Thankyou Merv.
Our patrols this season again saw the increase in usage of our beach plus an increase in need for a patrol to be stationed at Wenderholm from time to time. This is a growing trend seen to be developing, with a number of clubs now patrolling beaches out side of their base beach. The need for us to be mobile & the expectation the club has on its patrols is ever changing. We are still very much a need driven organisation in this respect.
Our competition team continues to grow. A slight change in focus & direction next season will hopefully see greater member retention. The transition of members from Junior to Senior club, which has always been an issue, should become easier & seamless than in the past. With the departure of our successful coach of 5 seasons Andrew Towns sees the end of an era. The introduction of a new coach in Chester Edwards is an exciting prospect. We all look forward to the continued success of our members in the sport arena.
Once again we were fortunate to have a hard working executive committee, led by our chairman John Chapman, who is reducing his work load by handing over the reigns of Team Manager next season. A sign that the capability & management base within the club is growing. Interestingly enough there are only 3 office holders that are standing down from positions on the committee at this seasons AGM, which is a healthy sign.
In closing I would like to thank the entire Orewa membership who have all contributed to the club in their own ways.
To all of our key sponsors & business house sponsors, who are all listed in this Annual Report, thank you for your continued support.
Thank you to Surf Life Saving New Zealand & Northern Region Inc. for their support both financial & intellectual.
Also Rodney District Council now Auckland Council, we thank you for your support & a working relationship that continues to move us forward.
Looking forward to another season,
Wayne Franich.
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This year we celebrated our 60 th anniversary and the season started in terrific fashion with a highly enjoyable reunion at Labour Weekend with a good spread of past and present members, including Katz Mackie our last surviving foundation member.
It was inspiring to hear Katz talk of our early days and the hard conditions our early members had to endure. We received nothing but good feedback from all those that attended and most old members who have not had any contact with the club for years were truly impressed with the facilities, how we now operate and the skill level of today’s lifeguards.
It was another tough year for us in some ways as the world slowly recovers from the recession. Our financial position has improved somewhat and we are working to find more revenue sources so we can provide equipment and resources needed by all members.
We had a number of members recognised by Surf Lifesaving Northern Region and Surf Lifesaving New Zealand for their service to surf lifesaving at all levels. They are listed elsewhere in this report. Congratulations to you all and thank you on behalf of the club for your efforts on all our behalf.
Special congratulations to Faron Turner who was named Surf Lifeguard of the Year by Northern Region. Recognition which is thoroughly deserved for Faron and the many many hours he puts in patrolling, Instructing, Examining and the other work he does at Club, District and national levels. This is the second time Faron has won this prestigious award which is very rare. Faron now is up for consideration for the New Zealand Surf Lifeguard of the Year and we wish him luck.
We continued to provide a first class lifeguarding service on Orewa Beach and extended our services to Wenderholm for the first time in a number of years where we mounted satellite patrols over the peak holiday period. That was very well received and we plan to expand that next season.
Head counts on the beach remain high and our incident statistics increase as a result. We again had a number of serious incidents including a fatality for the second year in a row. We must all be mindful that we have a serious job to do in providing lifesaving services to the public.
Credit and thanks to our Instructors who work away in the background ensuring that all our lifeguards are prepared for any emergency. I encourage all our lifeguards to make an effort to obtain higher qualifications to better prepare you for the day when you will be placed in a life threatening emergency situation. That may not even be on the beach.
At the end of the season we spent sometime looking at our programmes and services and we are making some changes next season – hopefully for the better. As a club we always need to change to make sure we are doing the right thing by our members. We are open to suggestions – so if you have some ideas please voice these.
Everyone in a club participates in some way to the success of the whole organisation. Thanks to you all for your work over the year. We cannot survive without volunteers and it
7 appreciated the time that you all individually contribute. I especially want to mention Heather Hilder, our Administrator. While she is a paid employee, Heather does a fantastic job, largely unseen by most and takes a tremendous workload off the shoulders of the club officers.
I would also like to acknowledge some of our senior lifeguards/athletes that are staring to come forward in leadership roles within the club. We are very aware that we need to develop future leaders within our own ranks and it is great to see these guys and girls stepping up and taking on responsibility.
During the year, Surf Lifesaving New Zealand implemented Project Groundswell which saw the centralisation of the organisation nationwide and the cessation of separate district bodies. We now report directly to SLS New Zealand. Operationally our services and programmes have continued and on the beach there has been no noticeable change, although you will probably see some changes next season. Behind the scenes, there a number administrative and management issues still being worked through by Northern Region clubs.
Thank you again to everyone for another successful year.
John Chapman
Club Captain’s Report
2010-2011 season saw the continued use of the management plan put in place for the 2008/09 and 2010 seasons. Patrols did over all run smoothly through out the year on the whole thanks largely to a core group of hard out life guards. Most continued to meet their volunteer hrs but a unsettling amount of you have not reached the minimums this season with the effect of the club having to lean heavily on some of our patrolling members. The example of this is our top 10 patrollers completing over 50hrs each with the most hrs served by 1 member 114hrs (Mr Turner ) the Top 3 of them all over 80 each.
The season saw - 3589 volunteer hrs completed, up from last year at 3327 volunteer hrs Rescues up from 10 rescues to 16 Searches up from 8 to 15 First aids noted at 122 Preventable actions 1034 More public, more service
I take this opportunity to thank you for all your efforts through out the year and would encourage you to continue down this path. We have continued a push to up skill our guard membership, youth and leadership development programs with the help of Dave J and his team. The club has continued to grow over the last year so we are still constantly looking not only to meet minimum patrol requirements, but to exceed them.
John Chapman has been working closely with other coordinated groups such as the civil defence through out the year and will continue forward with this.
This season saw satellite patrols at Wendeholm through the Christmas New Year period which I should thank those members for there support.
More beaches hopefully spells more possible grants.
Ian Siddins 8 Chief Instructor’s Report
Overall, while it was a fairly quiet season, the Club’s current capability level is very close to that prescribed by the Northern Region (refer to Table 1) and is expected to meet or exceed most of these criteria by the start of the 2011/12 patrolling season.
The 2010/11 season saw numerous changes in the playing field for maintaining and developing the capability of the Club’s patrolling members. From an administrative standpoint, a number of key contacts now exist, namely Simon Bell (CDO) and Keri James (Lifesaving First Aid) who are able to assist greatly with co-ordinating development activities and courses. Increased dialogue with instructors at Red Beach has also allowed us to provide opportunities for sharing resources and arranging large enough training sessions to be hosted locally.
The Club taking on a new Chief Instructor coupled with the changes at regional and national level over the season has created some uncertainty and confusion however the hard work of numerous individuals at this Club and at the MRC have helped us negotiate the season fairly solidly.
I would like to make a point of acknowledging the years of work and effort that Nick Tomkins (Skelly) has put into the Chief Instructor role at the Club (among numerous other roles). You have definitely earned a break but it would be great to see you back instructing if you can fit it in!
Table 1: Qualified Refreshe Current Required 2010/11 d TOTAL (from NR) 2010/11 Surf Lifeguard Award 11 88 99 111.2 Radio Operators Award 0 - 6 11.1 IRB Crewperson 0 - 5 17.1 IRB Driver (refreshed) 0 15 15 17.1 () Senior Lifeguard 0 - 5 4.3 LEVEL 1First Aid 12 (-) 23 66.7 LEVEL 2 First Aid 15 5 27 17.1 LEVEL 3 First Aid 11 6 17 17.1 (PHEC) Patrol Captains 0 - 1 0.9 Workshop SLGA Instructors 0 6 6 5.6 SLGA Examiners 0 - 4 4.4 () IRB Instructors 0 1 3 1.7 IRB Examiners 0 - 1 1.7
Surf Lifeguard Award
Relatively few candidates (11) qualified for their SLGA this season possibly brought about by lower C13 (and Rookie) numbers coming through and a complete absence of older parent candidates.
9 A few changes in process are being trialled to streamline the training and examination process. • Instead of responding directly to demand, the majority of training will occur in 3 main times over a season; over winter – qualifying prior to the patrolling season, in Oct/Nov – qualifying in Dec, and Mar/Apr – qualifying end of patrolling in May, • Team-based training reduces individual workload and gives candidates exposure to different instructors, • Candidates will not be registered for an exam until they have completed their workbooks and can adequately demonstrate they are ready (including be able to pass the pool swim).
Goals for 2011/12 season; • Qualify 25 or more candidates • Increase direct promotion of SLGA process to Nipper parents, • Zero failure rate for SLGA candidates, • Qualify another 2 or 3 instructors, • Qualify one more examiner.
New Lifeguards 2010/11 season
Muriwai 7 th November 2010 Ben Parker Tori Collett-Johnson Courtney Spencer Michayla Johnston
Orewa 22 nd Jan 2011 Brittany Sutherland Rebecca Ash Alexis Walkington Stacii Kurylo Emma Sisson
Red Beach 22 nd May 2011 Sarah Power Alexis Wiseman
Thanks to Alaina Green, Sarah Jenkinson, Mark Johnston for your help with the SLGA training this season. Thanks Macca and Faron and the rest of the examiners for your efforts as well.
SLGA Refreshers
A successful Club Refresher day was held on Saturday Dec 11 th where some 48 patrolling members (50% at that time) refreshed, including all IRB drivers. The emphasis for the day was on refreshing and reinforcing lifeguard knowledge though it was more likely that the BBQ, spot prizes, and a chance to get together early in the season were the greater incentive to attend. Nevertheless, a high attendance reduces workload on patrol captains and instructors and ensures less problems when competition time draws near.
Goals for 2011/12 season; • Attract 70% or more of patrolling members to the refresher, • Complete 90% of refreshers prior to Christmas.
Thanks to all the spot prize sponsors and the instructors who helped out on the day. 10 IRB
There was little activity for most of the season in this area, due primarily to lack of available instructors. Fortunately there were just marginally enough operators to see us through the season. As of May, seven IRB drivers and another 2 crew are being instructed by Andrew “Gordon” Meiklejohn, who will qualify as an instructor with them in August. This is all being done with the newly released training manual and workbooks under the mentoring of Faron Turner. It is likely that the winter period will continue as the ideal period for IRB training as the patrolling season is often too busy.
Thanks Andrew and Faron for your efforts in this area.
Goals for 2011/12 season; • Successfully qualify the current candidates and begin training at least another 6 by the end of the patrolling season, • Qualify at least two IRB instructors, • Increase our IRB examiners from 1 to 2.
VHF Radio Operators
No candidates completed the VHF Radio Operator’s course, however the 7 IRB operator candidates are now required to gain their certificate as part of their IRB qualification and therefore will be undertaking training in August.
Goals for 2011/12 season; • Convince all IRB Operators, Patrol Captains and Vice Patrol Captains to gain their certification,
First Aid
First Aid training ran successfully this season with a total of 49 guards qualified or refreshed (see Table 1).
The 2010/11 season was the first season to have training delivered by SLSNZ’s Lifesaving First Aid. They are able to deliver first aid training specifically tailored for lifeguarding and are able to successfully co-ordinate training sessions with multiple surf clubs so are a welcome addition to the organisation. Recent changes include significant changes to the unit standards provided and minor changes to CPR techniques (again). The First Aid Level One course builds upon the knowledge gained as part of the Surf Lifeguard Award process and hence can be delivered in just one day.
Big thanks to the Logan Campbell Trust fund for providing $1500 to put toward First Aid training this season.
Thanks also to Orewa College for providing us with an ideal training venue at no cost.
Goals for 2011/12 season; • Maintain our excellent numbers of advanced first aiders (L2 & L3), • Work to qualify all new lifeguards in First Aid Level 1 or Level 2 within their first season.
11 Other qualifications/activities
Youth Leadership Development Camp Toni Burke, Julie Sweetman, Jarrod Olsen, and William Fergus were all nominated and attended the annual camp at Motutapu and from all accounts had a great time and learned much about what it takes to be a leader.
We will make a point of nominating suitable candidates every year for this valuable experience as these are often our future PC’s and Exec Committee members.
Intermediate Guard School Brad Shanks attended the Bethell’s camp in April. We will encourage more members to attend what is a challenging but rewarding weekend.
Patrol Captain’s course No members attended the course this season. This is a valuable course for all PC’s and VPC’s and therefore all should be encouraged to attend.
Board Rescue module A new and recognised (but optional) lifeguard qualification was release this season. A small trial session in January with Tom Burgess proved most valuable. We will look to host at least two board rescue module sessions this season.
Here’s to a successful and prosperous season ahead!
Dave Jenkinson
12 Team Manager Report
The past year saw our sports programme continue as it has for a number of years now and while our team maintained its high standards and we recorded some great individual results, we did not perhaps collectively perform as we should have. There were a number of factors for that, nothing major but certainly the signs were there that we need to review how we are delivering our sport programme.
Perhaps the most important event off the beach was structural in that as a result of the recession, we could no longer afford to maintain a full time Coach. This ultimately led to Andrew Towns not renewing his contract and he and his family have returned to Australia.
Personally, I want to thank Andrew for what he achieved in his 5 years with us. He has very high standards as a coach and I hope those he coached learnt from his approach. A surf coach’s role is not easy with having to cater to a wide age group (of both sexes) and an even wider skill set within a club. Andrew handled this well and managed to develop our athletes admirably. We wish him well in his future endeavours.
The season had a number of highlights with some strong showings at the regular season events, including the Pool Champs.
Unfortunately, our team’s performance was hampered at the District Champs by an event clash and a number of our athletes not being able to attend.
Also, the NRCs and Nationals were both seriously impacted by weather and natural disasters. It did make for interesting trips but very frustrating.
Orewa had a number of members selected in various SLSNR representative teams which reflects our strength and the high caliber of our athletes. Congratulations to you all who are mentioned elsewhere.
Rachel Clarke and Teneale Hatton both represented New Zealand at the International Challenge in January which was held to celebrate SLSNZ’s centenary. To have two New Zealand reps in our club is a significant achievement – well done girls.
A further reflection of the quality of our athletes is several members being selected in New Zealand Kayaking teams (Sam Wilson, Teneale Hatton, Jack Wilson, Julie Sweetman and Zac Franich) who are competing internationally with distinction – well done.
Of course, the results achieved by our athletes is not possible without the input of coaches, management, officials and supporters. A big thanks to all those who contributed to the success of our team. There are too many to name here but your help is appreciated.
Our Boat Crews continued to perform at a high level and it is great to see younger crews coming into the sport and achieving success. It’s also great to see some of the senior rowers putting something back to the club by taking up sweeping themselves. Stu Handford and Mark McCarthny continue to be the backbone of boat rowing in our club – thanks guys for the many hours you put in.
There is going to be a big surge in Canoe paddling right across the country in the next couple of years – an area of surf sports which has been the poor cousin for some time.
13 We have a group of keen young (and not so young) paddlers who want to be involved in that. This is one aspect of surf sports that we will focus on for further development.
Peter Young has continued to work with our Land Crabs and works away quietly in the background. His input into the whole team at major events is valued by everyone.
I say this every year, but all members of the team represented the club with distinction and are excellent ambassadors for our club at all levels of competition. Thanks to the team for their behaviour and good attitude. That was particularly appreciated after the frustrations of the NRCs and Nationals.
Our team spirit continues to be strong with our environment and culture the envy of many other clubs. It is really great to see how all the team members support each other on the beach (and off). Our senior athletes are now old enough to provide leadership and mentoring to the younger ones within the team and they are doing a great job in nurturing the younger athletes.
As I said above, we have had a detailed review of our sports programme and next season will see a number of changes.
As you all know, we have appointed a new Head Coach in Chester Edwards and I know that he will prove to be a valued asset to the club. He will have a different approach to what we are used to and that will be a good thing in that we need to keep changing to keep fresh.
I have stood down as Team Manager after nearly 10 years (largely enjoyable ones too). I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in this role and thank everybody for their support over the years. With the changes that we are bringing in, the time is right to have a new hand on the helm and Warwick Sisson has agreed to take on this role. He has my full support (and sympathy). I know that Warwick will do a fine job.
Good luck for next season.
John Chapman
14 Junior Surf Report
At the 2010/2011 debrief evening I asked the coaches and managers to tell me their highlights of the season. What commonly emerged was the joy that the coaches took from seeing young kids grow and meet their own potential. It was about each child reaching their own goal. Sometimes this is hard to define. There are those children who have a strong desire to win and be the top of their age group. For others, it was simply to paddle a board on their knees, or to achieve their 200 metre patch. Our challenge is to try and meet all these needs within each age group. The coaching job is not an easy one. I recognise that most coaches commence coaching, to be part of their children’s sport, yet at the conclusion look back and realize that often their children receive less attention than the others, so I wish to personally thank all the coaches and managers. Equally, I ask all parents to please remember to show your appreciation on a regular basis to the coaches and managers of your age group.
My goal this year is to improve the experience of new parents to the Club. Some of the feedback we receive is that new parents take a long time to feel part of the Club and its culture, and to learn its ways. The Committee will be introducing an orientation package for new parents, and implementing Parent Ambassadors. These will be parents who have been around the club for a while, and who new parents can approach for advice and information without feeling they are taking up the time of the Coaches and Managers, particularly on busy carnivals and training days. Again, I call on all experienced Club parents to identify newcomers and make them feel welcome to the awesomeness that is Orewa Surf Club.
My second goal this year is to reinforce our ethos that surf club should be fun for the whole family. The first change will be to introduce Friday trainings. If an age group only has one training session a week, it will be Friday. We want kids and parents not to feel in a rush to get home after training, and I encourage parents to enjoy a drink and snacks or dinner in the bar afterwards while the kids play with their mates on their beach. We have some other really cool ideas that will unfold throughout the season. Watch this space!
So, when the winter hibernation is finally over, I look forward to once again seeing you all in the soup.
Mark Fergus
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National Surf Life Saving Champs Results 2010 - 2011 Held at Mt Maunganui 10 March – 13 March 2011
Orewa Club finished 14th overall out of 43 clubs
Place Event Name
Gold Open Womens Ski Relay Georgia Butt, Rachel Clarke, Julie Sweetman
Gold U21 Womens Long Course Boat Nastassia Randell, Brearna Franich, Mandy Jones, Nikki Jones, Mark McCarthny -sweep
Silver U19 Mens Double Ski Matthew Johnston, Jack Wilson
Silver U19 Womens Taplin Relay Aimie Sisson, Kate Goudie, Julie Sweetman
Silver U16 Mens Taplin Relay Matt J, Adam P, Drue Matich
Bronze Open Womens Double Ski Rachel Clarke, Georgia Butt
Bronze U21 Womens Short Course Boat Nastassia Randell, Brearna Franich, Mandy Jones, Nikki Jones, Mark McCarthny -sweep
16 Masters Division
Orewa Club finished 14th overall out of 26 clubs
Tony Olsen, Ian Siddins, Silver Mens Ski Relay 130+ yrs Trevor Keinzley
John Chapman, Steve Mens Short course Boat Franich, Warwick Sisson, Silver 160+ years Wayne Franich, Jake Griffiths -sweep
Trevor Keinzley, Ian 4th Mens Taplin Relay 130+ yrs Siddins, Tony Olsen
Mark McCarthny, Warwick Mens Short Course Canoe 4th Sisson, Tony Olsen, Trevor 160+ yrs Keinzley
Northern Region Awards of Excellence 2010-2011
Surf Life Guard of the Year Faron Turner
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Ocean Athletes Results 2010 - 201 1 Held at Mt Maunganui on 24 – 27 February 2011
Orewa Club finished 12 th overall out of 34 clubs
Place Event Name
Gold U14 Girls Surf Race Kelsi Boocock
Gold U14 Mixed Cameron Relay Kelsi Boocock, Cole Drinnan, James Houston, Kelsey Lewis, Alexis
Silver U12 Tube Rescue Ella Drinnan & Jade Humphries
Silver U14 Beach Sprint Kelsey Lewis
Bronze U14 Beach Flags Kelsey Lewis
Bronze U14 Beach Flags James Houston
18 Northern Regional Champs Results 2010 - 2011 Held at Mt Maunganui 29 - 30 January 2011
Orewa Club finished 8 th club overall
Place Event Name
1st Open Womens Board Rescue Rachel Clarke, Georgia Butt
2nd Open Mens Long Course Boat Jonathon Copeland, Campbell Breed, Rueben Kirk, John McCarthny, Stu Handford - sweep
2nd U21 Womens Long Course Boat Brearna Franich, Amanda Jones, Nicole Jones, Nastassia Randell, Mark McCarthny-sweep
3rd U19 Mens Beach Sprint Andrew Saunders
3rd U16 Mens Board Relay Drue Matich, Jarrod Olsen, Adam Parker
3rd U16 Mens Taplin Relay Adam Parker, Matt Johnson, Drue Matich
3rd U19 Mens Beach Relay Jed Franich, Jacob Lenanne-Henry, Adam Parker, Andrew Saunders
3rd U19 Mens Short Course Boat Andrew Meiklejohn, Fraser Angus,Will Seedhouse, Kevin McClatchy, Mark McCarthny - sweep
3rd U23 Mens Short Course Boat Jake Griffiths, Michael Tolich, Jed Franich, John McCarthny. Mark McCarthny- sweep
3rd U19 Mens Long Course Boat Andrew Meiklejohn, Fraser Angus,Will Seedhouse, Kevin McClatchy, Mark McCarthny - sweep
3rd Open Womens Short Course Stephanie Clark, Nicole Keinzley, Aimie Boat Thomason, Rebecca Thomason, Stu Handford - sweep
3rd U21 Womens Short Course Boat Rebecca Ash, Christa Hanson, Stacey Kurylo, Brittany Sutherland, Jake Griffiths - sweep
3rd Open Womens Long Course Stephanie Clark, Nicole Keinzley, Aimie Boat Thomason, Rebecca Thomason, Stu Handford - sweep
3rd Open Mens Short Course Canoe Jacob Lenanne-Henry, Tom Burgess, Chris McCarthny, Sam Newlands
3rd Open Womens Run Canoe Run Alexis Forlong, Debra Franich, Katherine McCarthny, Sharon Randell
3rd Open Womens Beach Relay Nicola Coventry, Aimie Sisson, Amie Thomason, Rebecca Thomason 19 SLSNR District Champs 2010 - 2011 Held 19 & 20 February 2011 at Ruakaka
Orewa finished 5 th club overall of 13 clubs
Place Event Name
1st U16 Women Surf Teams Race Michayla Johnston, Nicole Rosewarne, Courtney Spencer, Rachel Rowley
1st U19 Mens Beach Relay Callum Thomason, Andrew Saunders, Jed Franich, Jacob Lenanne-Henry,
1st Open Womens Short Course Jenny Fergus, Alexis Forlong, Canoe Katherine McCarthny, Sharon Randell
1st Open Womens Long Course Jenny Fergus, Alexis Forlong, Canoe Katherine McCarthny, Sharon Randell
2nd U16 Mens Board Relay Jarrod Olsen, Adam Parker, Drue Matich
2nd U16 Mens Beach Relay Callum Thomason, Drue Matich, Adam Parker, Matt Johnston
2nd U19 Mens Short Course Boat Andrew Meiklejohn, Will Seedhouse, Fraser Angus, Kevin McClatchy, Mark McCarthny - sweep
2nd U19 Mens Double Ski Alastair Dixon, Jacob Lenanne-Henry
2nd U19 Mens Ski Relay Jacob Lenanne-Henry, Drue Matich, Brad Shanks
2nd U19 Mens Board Rescue Luke Siddins, Alastair Dixon
2nd Open Mens Board Rescue Chris McCarthny, Brad Shanks
2nd Open Womens Double Ski Georgia Butt, Rachel Clark
2nd Open Womens Taplin Relay Nicole Rosewarne, Rachel Clark, Georgia Butt
3rd U16 Mens Surf Team Race Matt Johnston. Drue Matich, Jarrod Olsen, Adam Parker
3rd U16 Mens Taplin Relay Drue Matich, Adam Parker, Jarrod Olsen
3rd U16 Womens Board Rescue Tori Collett-Johnson, Courtney Spencer
3rd U16 Womens Taplin Relay Nicole Rosewarne, Rachel Rowley, Tori Collett- Johnson
3rd U19 Womens Surf Teams Race Aimee Sisson, Nicole Rosewarne, Courtney Spencer, Kate Goudie
3rd U19 Mens Short Course Canoe William Green, Nathan Hill, Samuel Pettett, William Fergus
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3rd U19 Mens Long Course Boat Andrew Meiklejohn, Will Seedhouse, Fraser Angus, Kevin McClatchy, Mark McCarthny – sweep
3rd U21 Womens Short Course Boat Rebecca Ash, Christa Hanson, Stacey Kurylo, Brittany Sutherland, Jake Griffiths - sweep
3rd U21 Womens Long Course Boat Brearna Franich, Amanda Jones, Nicole Jones, Nastassia Randell, Mark McCarthny-sweep
3rd Open Womens Ski Relay Aimee Sisson, Georgia Butt, Rachel Clark
3rd Open Womens Surf Teams Aimee Sisson, Georgia Butt, Nicole Rosewarne, Race Courtney Spencer
3rd Open Womens Tube Rescue Nicole Rosewarne, Rachel Clark
NZ Surf Boat Series 2010 - 2011 Will Seedhouse, Fraser Angus, Kevin McClatchy, U23 Men 4th = Andrew Meiklejohn, Mark McCarthny - sweep
Amie Thomason, Becky Thomason, Nicole Ladies White 4th Keinzley, Stephanie Clark, Stu Handford-sweep
Nastassia Randell, Brearna Franich, Mandy Ladies Blue 5th Jones, Nikki Jones, Mark McCarthny -sweep
21 SLSNR Junior Surf District Champs 2010 -2011
Orewa Club finished 2 nd overall out of 12 clubs
(Age Group Champs) Held at Orewa 12 & 13 February 2011
Place Event Name
1st 7 yr Boys Beach Sprint Nathan Murdoch
1st 8 yr Girls Diamond Race Samantha Phillips
1st 8 yr Girls Run-Wade-Run Samantha Phillips
1st 8 yr Girls Boogie Board Race Samantha Phillips
1st 8 yr Boys Diamond Dylan Vujcich
1st 8 yr Boys Board Race Ethan Tall
1st 8 yr Boys Boogie Board Race Dylan Vujcich
1st 8 yr Boys Beach Sprint Dylan Vujcich
1st 8 yr Boys Beach Flags Brandon Griffiths
1st 12 yr Girls Surf Race Sarah Olsen
1st 12 yr Girls Beach Flags Kelsey Lewis
1st 12 yr Girls Beach Sprint Kelsey Lewis
1st 13 yr Girls Surf Race Kelsi Boocock
1st 13 yr Girls Diamond Kelsi Boocock
1st 13 yr Boys Surf Race Cole Drinnan
1st B Group Girls Board Rescue Jade Humphries, Courtney Salahub
1st C Group Girls Beach Relay Kelsey Lewis, Kelsi Boocock, Alexis Wiseman, Hattie Jones
2nd 8 yr Girls Diamond Race Olivia Bennett
2nd 8 yr Girls Run-Wade-Run Grace Hill
2nd 8 yr Girls Boogie Board Race Grace Hill
2nd 8 yr Girls Beach Flags Grace Hill
2nd 8 yr Boys Diamond Race Korban Kirk 22
2nd 8 yr Boys Run-Wade-Run Dylan Vujcich
2nd 8 yr Boys Beach Sprint Brandon Griffiths
2nd 8 yr Boys Beach Flags Dylan Vujcich
2nd 10 yr Girls Board Race Jessie Te Rito
2nd 11 yr Girls Surf Race Ella Drinnan
2nd 12 yr Girls Board Race Sarah Olsen
2nd 12 yr Boys Surf Race Taine Johnston
2nd 12 yr Boys Beach Sprint James Houston
2nd 13 yr Boys Board Race Ben Parker
2nd B Group Girls Board Relay Ella Drinnan, Jade Humphries, Courtney Salahub
2nd B Group Girls Cameron Relay Ella Drinnan, Courtney Salahub, Lauren Farnan
2nd C Group Girls Cameron Relay Ashlee Hill, Sarah Olsen, Kelsi Boocock
2nd C Group Boys Cameron Relay Ben Parker, Cole Drinnan, James Houston
2nd C Group Boys Board Rescue Ben Parker, Cole Drinnan
3rd 7 yr Girls Boogie Board Race Sophie McFarland
3rd 7 yr Boys Run-Wade-Run Timothy Johnson
3rd 8 yr Girls Diamond Race Grace Hill
3rd 8 yr Girls Run-Wade-Run Olivia Bennett
3rd 8 yr Girls Boogie Board Race Phoebe Skinner
3rd 8 yr Girls Beach Sprint Grace Hill
3rd 8 yr Boys Board Race Brandon Griffiths
3rd 9 yr Boys Board Race Xander Cuff
3rd 9 yr Boys Beach Sprint Xander Cuff
3rd 10 yr Girls Beach Sprint Alexandra Still
3rd 11 yr Girls Board Race Jade Humphries
3rd 12 yr Girls Diamond Sarah Olsen 23
3rd 12 yr Boys Diamond Race Taine Johnston
3rd 13 yr Girls Board Race Alexis Wiseman
3rd 13 yr Boys Diamond Race Ben Parker
3rd B Group Girls Board Rescue Ella Drinnan, Annelise Lockie
Annelise Lockie, Alexas Eccles 3rd B Group Girls Beach Relay Jade Humphries, Jessie Te Rito,
3rd C Group Boys Tube Rescue Ben Parker, Cole Drinnan
Luca Te Rito, James Houston, 3rd C Group Boys Beach Relay Ben Parker, Cole Drinnan,
Alexis Wiseman, Sarah Olsen, 3rd C Group Girls Board Relay Kelsi Boocock
Rookie Challenge Held at Omaha on 19 March 2011
2nd overall BLUE TEAM Alexis Wiseman Cameron Pearson Cole Drinnan Tamsin Simpson Kelsi Boocock
Cath & Eddie Millar Cup Held at Omaha on 6 March 2011
BLUE TEAM A Group B Group C Group 3rd overall Hamish Lockie Stefan Powney Ben Parker Xander Cuff Scott Griffiths Cole Drinnan Max Boocock Jacob Johnson Taine Johnston Holly Skinner Jade Humphries Kelsi Lewis Kara Drinnan Ella Drinnan Alexis Wiseman Macey Franich Lauren Farnan Kelsi Boocock
24 Junior Club Day Trophy Holders 2010 – 2011
Sprats Trophy Name Best Sprat Boy Platinum Homes Trophy Ethan Schedewy Best Sprat Girl National Bank Trophy Aimee McConnell Most Improved Sprat Boy Bayleys Residential Trophy Tommy Beatty Most Improved Sprat Girl Bayleys Residential Trophy Yasmin Baldwin
Tadpoles Trophy Best Tadpole Boy Snep Plumbing Trophy Christopher Azzara Best Tadpole Girl Coogan Family Trophy Zoe Murdoch Most Improved Tadpole Boy Meiklejohn Family Cup Ben Forde Most Improved Tadpole Girl SBM Gas Ltd Grace Farrelly Sportmanship Dave & Sarah Jenkinson Cup Natalie Burke
7 Year Olds Trophy Best 7 Year Old Boy Mike & Deb Johnston Family Timothy Johnson Trophy Best 7 Year Old Girl Carruthers Family Trophy Kate Wignell Most Improved 7 Year Old Siddins Family Trophy Nathan Murdoch Boy Most Improved 7 Year Old Shanks Family Trophy Sophie McFarland Girl Sporstmanship Steven & Helen Franich Trophy Levi Moore Club Champ Top 7 Year Old The Griffiths Family Cup Nathan Murdoch Boy Club Champ Top 7 Year Old The Humphries Family Cup Emma Shepherd Girl
A Group Trophy Most Improved A Group Boy Boyce-Bacon Family Trophy Leon Pearson Most Improved A Group Girl About Building Trophy Keagan Modlin Best A Group Boy Len Hill Trophy Xander Cuff & Hamish Lockie Best A Group Girl King Family Trophy Kara Drinnan Sportsmanship Tim & Robyn Green Trophy Holly Skinner Club Champs Top A Group The Lockie Family Cup Hamish Lockie Boy Club Champs Top A Group The Taylor Family Cup Holly Skinner Girl
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B Group Trophy Most Improved B Group Boy Rodney Insulation Trophy Scott Griffiths Most Improved B Group Girl Wayne Franich Trophy Jesse Te Rito Best B Group Boy Maney Family Cup Stefan Powney Best B Group Girl McCarthny Family Cup Jade Humphries Sportsmanship Alan Franich Trophy Annelise Lockie Club Champs Stefan Powney Top B Group Boy Club Champs Ella Drinnan Top B Group Girl
C Group Trophy Most Improved C Group Boy Keinzley Trophy James Houston Most Improved C Group Girl Moffat Family Trophy Jessica Kiff Best C Group Boy Trevett Trophy Cole Drinnan Best C Group Girl Swan Family Trophy Kelsi Boocock Cadet Boys Iron Man Trevett Trophy Cole Drinnan Iron Maiden Club Champion Pearson Trophy Kelsi Boocock Boys Surf Race Jeff Young Trophy Cole Drinnan Girls Surf Race Kelsi Boocock Sportsmanship Van Hoff Trophy James Scott Club Champs Cole Drinnan Top C Group Boy Club Champs Kelsi Boocock Top C Group Girl
Club Day Overall Points The Millar Shield Kelsi Boocock
Hughie Fergus Land Crab Kelsey Lewis Memorial
26 Senior Awards 2010 - 2011
Waitoki Motors Trophy U16 Men’s Board Race Drue Matich Alan Franich Cup U16 Men’s Ski Race Drue Matich Waitoki Motors Trophy U16 Men’s Beach Sprint Adam Parker OSLSC trophy U16 Men’s Beach Flags Adam Parker Sisson Family Trophy U16 Men’s Board Rescue Drue Matich McCarthny Family Trophy U16 Men’s Ironman Adam Parker Scott Riach Cup U16 Men’s Surf Race Matt Johnston OSLSC trophy U16 Men’s Tube Rescue Drue Matich York Trophy U16 Men’s Champion Drue Matich OSLSC trophy U16 Women’s Board Race Nicole Rosewarne Haliburton Cup U16 Women’s Ski Race Rachel Rowley OSLSC plaque U16 Women’s Beach Sprint Jemma Dixon OSLSC trophy U16 Women’s Beach Flags Jemma Dixon OSLSC trophy U16 Women’s Board Rescue Courtney Spencer Cath Sheriff Cup U16 Women’s Iron woman Nicole Rosewarne Chapman Cup U16 Women’s Surf Race Nicole Rosewarne Kavanagh Family Trophy U16 Women’s Tube Rescue Michayla Johnston G Maire Trophy U16 Women’s Champion Rachel Rowley Karen Young Trophy Junior Men's Surf Race Luke Siddins OSLSC trophy Junior Men's Sprint Andrew Saunders Pikhaloff Trophy Junior Men’s Board Race Jack Wilson Rudolph Biesheuvel Trophy Junior Men's Beach Flags Andrew Saunders Siddins Family Trophy Junior Men’s Ski Race Jack Wilson Melrose Family Trophy Junior Men’s Board Rescue Luke Siddins Peter Chapman Cup Junior Men’s Tube Rescue Bradley Shanks Iron Man Trophy Junior Men's Iron Man Jack Wilson Orewa SLSC Trophy Junior Men's Champion Jack Wilson Chaffey Trophy Junior Ladies Beach Flags Nicola Coventry Young Boys Trophy Junior Ladies Ski Race Julie Sweetman Debra Franich Cup Junior Iron Woman Julie Sweetman Saggers Family Trophy Junior Ladies Surf Race Kate Goudie OSLSC trophy Junior Ladies Board Rescue Nicola Coventry Mark & Sue Johnston Junior Ladies Tube Rescue Alexis Walkington Family Trophy Airflow Trophy Junior Ladies Board Race Julie Sweetman Hibiscus Glass Trophy Junior Ladies Sprint Nicola Coventry Chaffey Challenge Cup Junior Ladies Champion Kate Goudie & Julie Sweetman Garry Brown Cup Senior Men’s Beach Flags Michael Tolich Ted Bishop Cup Senior Men’s Surf Race Tom Burgess Malibu Board Trophy Senior Men’s Board Race Sam Newlands Fergus Sprint Cup Senior Men’s Beach Sprint John McCarthny Salahub Family Trophy Senior Men’s Board Rescue Chris McCarthny L F Young Trophy Senior Men’s Ski Race Sam Newlands Franich Jewellers trophy Senior Men’s Iron Man Tom Burgess J Jones Trophy Senior Men’s Champion Tom Burgess Karen Young Cup Senior Ladies Beach Sprint Katherine McCarthny Trevett Trophy Senior Ladies Ski Race Georgia Butt Varey Vase Senior Ladies Board Race Georgia Butt OSLSC trophy Senior Ladies Beach Flags Katherine McCarthny Randell Family Trophy Senior Ladies Board Rescue Georgia Butt Jamie McKay Trophy Senior Ladies Tube Rescue Georgia Butt Puhoi Ski Team Trophy Senior Ladies Iron Woman Georgia Butt
27 OSLSC Ladies Committee Senior Ladies Club Champion Georgia Butt Shield Masters Men’s Beach Flags Dave Jenkinson Masters Men’s Surf Race Ian Siddins Masters Men’s Board Race Ian Siddins Masters Men’s Beach Sprint Dave Jenkinson Masters Men’s Board Rescue Mark McCarthny Masters Men’s Tube Rescue Mark McCarthny Masters Men’s Ski Race Ian Siddins Masters Men’s Iron Man Ian Siddins Ian Siddins Masters Men’s Club Champion & Dave Jenkinson Masters Women’s Surf Race Debra Franich Masters Women’s Beach Sprint Sharon Randell Masters Women’s Club Debra Franich & Champion Sharon Randell Bob Wynyard Trophy Club Day Highest Points Overall Drue Matich Keinzley Family Trophy Best Team at Nationals Macca’s Little Oars Nastassia Randell, Bree Franich, Mandy Jones, Nikki Jones, Mark McCarthny-sweep Hatton Family Trophy Best Performance at Nationals Open Women Ski Relay Georgia Butt, Rachel Clarke, Julie Sweetman Milford Girls Surf Lifesaving Keenest Lady Member Sarah Jenkinson Club Trophy Howzat Sports World Cup Most Vigilant Patrol Member Jenny Sweetman J K Chapman Memorial Lifesaving Award for Meritorious Aimie Sisson Shield Action Orewa Trust Trophy Best IRB Patrolman Andrew Meiklejohn Taylor Trophy Coach of the Year Jake Griffiths Stirring Spoon Heather Hilder Orewa SLSC plaque Biggest Bullshitter Trevor Keinzeley Toilet Seat Hardest Worker Vickie & Barry Matich Orewa SLSC Best Club Spirit Peter Young The Stick Greatest Lover Ian Siddins R Houghton Cup Most Improved Junior Kate Goudie Don Brown Trophy Keenest Junior Adam Parker Best Overall Master Ian Siddins & Urquhart Family Trophy Dave Jenkinson Murray Wilson Memorial Keenest Senior Dave Jenkinson Cup Jonathan Watts Memorial Best Performance Boating and Macca’s Little Oars Bowl Canoe Nastassia Randell, Bree Franich, Mandy Jones, Nikki Jones, Mark McCarthny-sweep
28 Orewa’s Historical Patrolling Statistics
First Aids Rescues
80 140 70 120 60 100 50 80 40 60 30 20 40 10 20 0 0
9 0 4 5 6 0 1 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 /9 /0 /0 /0 /9 /0 /0 /0 /0 /0 /0 /0 /1 0/01 1/02 6/07 7/08 8/09 9 1 3 98 99 0 0 02/03 03/0 04 05 0 0 0 09/1 10/1 98 9 00 0 02 0 04/0 05 06/0 07 08/09 09 10/11
Searches Preventative Actions
16 4500 14 4000 12 3500 10 3000 2500 8 2000 6 1500 4 1000 2 500 0 0
1 2 4 8 0 1 0 2 3 5 7 8 0 /00 /0 0 /03 /0 /07 0 /1 /1 /99 /0 /0 /0 /04 /0 /0 /0 /09 /1 9 0 2 3 6 9 0 8 1 3 6 8 98/99 9 0 01/ 0 0 04/05 05/06 0 07/ 08/09 0 1 9 99 00/01 0 02 0 04 05/06 0 07 0 09 10/11
29 Northern Region Rescue Stats
200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0
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06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11
30 Northern Region First Aid Stats
140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0
s i a h ll re a a an c a iwai l nset ove the k i Bay r Piha g u e North re u United r a ng M Omah Orew Ra S B a Ruakaka pu C Fa K Kariaotahiir a Mangawh Red Bea Whangarei M Wai
06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11
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