Cudgen Headland SLSC - 2017-18 Annual Report.

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Our Acknowledgement and thanks go to
Surf Life Saving Australia
DHL International Carriers - National Major Partner of SLS - Patrol Uniforms
Telstra - National Major Partner of SLS - SMS System
Westpac - National Major Partner Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter Service
Dulux - the Surf Club Project
BRP - ATV Grant Program
SLS New South Wales
Envirobank Recycling - Major Event Supporter of NSW Country Championships
Port Authority of NSW - Supporter of NSW Awards of Excellence
ClubsNSW - Supporter NSW State Championships & Club Grants
Surf Life Saving Foundation & SLSNSW
For their ongoing support & fundraising efforts which enables us to purchase
rescue gear & equipment used to patrol our beach and to train our lifesavers and also
to the generous donors and public who donate to the Foundation to make this possible
Federal Government
Anonymous Donor Foundation
Beach Safety Equipment Funding (for vital rescue equipment, first aid & medical supplies)
NSW State Government
Minister for Emergency Services: Jan 2017 -The Hon. Troy Grant MP
Enhanced Rescue Capabilities Grant
Lifesaving Gear and Equipment
Emergency Volunteer Support Scheme (EVSS)
Local Government -Tweed Shire Council
Annual Beach Maintenance Grant
Our Clubhouse has been supported by
Minister for Sport - The Hon. Stuart Ayers MP
The Hon. Gladys Berejiklian MP -through the Surf Life Saving Club Facility Development Program
NSW Government’s 2016 Community Building Partnership Program
The Honourable Federal Member for Richmond - Justine Elliot MP
The Honourable Member for Tweed - Geoff Provest
We also recognise our Far North Coast Branch of Surf Life Saving Partners & Sponsors

Platinum
Cudgen Old Boys Association
Anonymous Mr R
Scandinavian Cone Company
Kingscliff Sales & Rentals
Dial Before You Dig
Kingscliff Bowls Club
Tweed Coast Holiday Parks
Anonymous Mr H
Tweed Shire Council
Williams Group Australia
Gold
Kozii Swimwear ~ PCS Cabinets ~
Intolec Electrical ~ Sukin Organics ~
In Memory Harry Moore ~ Wave Docs
Solo Resource Recovery ~ M & J Hopper
Silver
Taphouse Hotel Group
Sideways Surf ~ Hanson Tweed Sands
Japanese Swimming School ~ Southern Cross University
Bronze
Kingscliff Beach Physiotherapy ~ Lions Club Kingscliff
Summerland Credit Union ~ Tango Gelato
Nortec Employment & Training ~ Mortgage Choice
The Palmer Family ~ Cudgen Organics
WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR SPONSORS
~ WE APPRECIATE & VALUE YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT ~

Contents
Acknowledgements
Inside Cover- pg1
Audited Financial Report
Centre Insert
Directors & Board Reports:
President 4-5
Director of Surf Life Saving & Seasons Statistics 6
Acting Director of Finance 7
Finance & Compliance Committee 7
Secretary Manager 7
Director of Administration, Clubhouse & Sponsorship report 8
Acting Director of Surf Sports 23
Junior Activities / JAC Season Results & pics 21-22 & 39
Life Saving Reports
SLS Secretary 9
SLS Treasurer 9
Education Officer 9
First Aid Officer 10
Radio & Communications Officer 10
Gear Steward 10
Member Protection Officer & Lifesaving Registrar 10
IRB Captain 11
Publicity Officer & Club Historian 12
Surf Sports Reports
SS Secretary 24
SS Treasurer 24
Officials Appointments 24
Coach 25
Beach Captain 25
Officials Manager 25
Competition Officer 26
Pool Rescue Competition Officer 26
Representative Honours Competition 27
Carnival Results & pics 28-34
SLSNSW Media Reports 35-36
Other Reports
Office Bearers 3
Old Boys Association 13
Scrutineering 13
Vale 13
Car Competition 14
Cudgen Coldies Winter Swimming Club 14
International Lifesaving Projects 15
Awards Gained this Season (Life Saving) 16
Far North Coast Excellence Awards achievements 17
Awards of Excellence Winners & Champions - 97th Season 18-19
History & Special Achievements by Members 20
List: Members Patrol & Competition Hours 37-38
List: Club Membership 40-44

President
Adam Mills
Director of Finance
Lyndel Small (Act)
Director of Administration & Records
Lyndel Small
Director of Surf Life Saving
Michael Crawley
Director of Surf Sports
Matt Bell res.13.11.17
Director of Junior Activities
Gavin Smith
Director of Membership
Nigel Hughes
Director of Sponsorship Stuart O’Neill app. 12.03.18
Ex Officio - Financial Controller
Brian Lewis
Secretary Manager
Emma Brooker
Club Registrar
Sandra Palmer
Surf Life Saving Standing Committee - Director Michael Crawley
Patrol Manager
Jennifer Curnow
Secretary Kim Holdom Assistant: Keith Kennedy
Treasurer
Brian Vickery (Act)
Vice Captain
Susan Young
IRB & Power Craft Captain Chris Van Der Waal Assistants: Jason Rush, Connor Greasley
Gear Steward
Barry Synot
Education Officer
Susan Eke
First Aid Officer
Paul Piccini-Lulham Assistant: Grant Rogers
Life Saving Registrar Jan Gielis
Communications Officer Jo Colja
Publicity Officer & Historian Keith Kennedy
Merchandising Officer Kathleen McKinnon Assistants: L. Burdekin, C. Arghyros
Member Protection Officer Jan Gielis
Trauma Officer
Chaplain Peter Cottrell
Honorary Medical Officer Doug Warne, Grant Rogers
Honorary Solicitor
Russell Baxter
Youth Development
Denise Young
Emergency Services Officer Matt Bell
Committees
Car Competition Sandra Palmer Assistant: Lyndel Small
Gym
Mngr: Peter Gielis
Building
to BOD
Education
Greg Wood, David Field
Fundraising
Held Over
Surf Sports Standing Committee - Director Matt Bell to 13/11/17 - Adam Mills (Act)
Secretary Kim Holdom Assistant: Keith Kennedy
Treasurer
Paul Kenny
Competition Officer Narelle Chaffer Assistant: Nicole Warne
Fundraising Coordinator Denise Young
Masters Team Manager Sue Eke
Junior Club Captain
Shaylla Young
Craft Captain
Scott McCartney
Surf Boat Captain Mark Buckman Vice Captain: Mick O’Brien
IRB Racing Coordinators Chris van der Waal & Jason Rush
Club Coach Scott McCartney Assistant: Ken Small
Team Captain
Angus MacPhail
Junior Captain
Shayla Young
Beach Captain
Belinda Pye
Water Captain
Anthea Warne
Officials Manager
Jenny Kenny
Pool Rescue Manager Nicole Warne

Presidents Address 2017/18
The clubs season started early with the successful delivery of the 2017 Australian IRB Championships at our own Kingscliff Beach from the 13-
16 July. The event provided us with another opportunity to showcase our region and we look forward to delivering the event again in 2019. I
thank all of you who took time off the assist with the delivery of that event which clearly demonstrated that this club has the capacity to successfully
deliver major events.
The start of the 2017/18 patrolling season kicked off with the raising of the flags
ceremony, which acknowledged the club’s efforts in being named the branch
“Club of the Year”. This award was reward for all the hard work and dedication
of our members over the past season in striving to make a difference through
their contribution and engagement with our local community.
I acknowledge the contribution of all the outgoing members who volunteered
their time to take up a position on the Board or any of our subcommittees
and take this opportunity to personally thank them on behalf of
the members.
We extend our appreciation to the local community and our sponsors who have
steadfastly supported the Club’s volunteer membership base, enabling us to
continually improve our facilities and range of lifesaving services.
A big thank you also to Mick O’Brien who organised the commissioning of three magnificent timber statues through Sunshine Coast artist
Matty George which now stand guard over our beach in tribute to the memory of passed local residents who have served Cudgen Headland
SLSC. The statues were erected with the assistance of South East Excavations and will now watch over our beach Nth East and Sth for many
years to come.
Club Management
This season we welcomed some new faces into some of the Standing Committee positions and with their appointment came a renewed
enthusiasm, which has continued to see us grow as a club and maintain our reputation as one of the best clubs in Austra lia.
I would like to make mention of the huge amount of work that Lyndel Small does behind the scenes to keep the club compliant which has
resulted in the club achieving SLSNSW Silver Quality Club status. Our challenge is to maintain the level of service to keep our Silver status and
work towards achieving Gold.
My personal thanks to Emma and the staff for the effort that they have put into making the club a pleasant place to visit and the level of service
that they continue to deliver to our members .
Surf Lifesaving
Thank you to our Surf Lifesaving Director Mike Crawley, Patrol Manager Jenny Curnow, our Patrol Captains and our patrolling members who
have contributed their time to assist throughout the season. We saw a large number of people this season contribute an enormous
amount of hrs to maintain our patrol requirements with Jenny Curnow leading the way on 71.5hrs. Special thank you to those members that
volunteered to help Fingal again this season. Your dedication in keeping our beaches safe, as the demand for our services increases each year
is to be commended.
Our training teams, led by Sue Eke, put in another fantastic effort delivering a wide range of surf lifesaving courses throughout the year and
supporting the delivery of a number of branch courses.
Many thanks go to Chris van der Waal and our IRB team for their efforts in maintaining the compliance of our IRB’s this season.
The ALBERT program, which has been driven by Mike Crawley since its inception,
was rolled out to a number of branches across the state and we have received interest
for the delivery of similar programs in other branches across the state and at
some interstate venues. SLSNSW have seen the merits of the program and have
offered to embrace the program as a statewide initiative.
The lifesaving movement is about to see a shift in the level of services that we offer
such as swift water rescue and active drone units and we may see some of those
initiatives roll out in preparation for next summer.

International
David and Sue have continued to deliver a wide range of programs throughout Sth East Asia and we thank
them for providing opportunities for some of our lifesavers to be dragged along with the enthusiasm that
they generate for teaching Surf lifesaving initiatives. They were instrumental in rolling out a Thai lifesaving
manual this season, which was launch by Bronwyn Bishop, and have just completed a similar manual for
Vietnam.
I look forward to our upcoming July tour through Thailand to help consolidate some of the initiatives that
they have developed.
I would also like to acknowledge Lewis Warne’s contribution to bi-lateral relationships with the Kiwi’s
when he was provided with an opportunity to tour NZ as part of the city/country program to experience patrolling in a totally different environment
and share his skills and knowledge with our colleagues across the ditch. Our involvement in these sort of programs reinforces our commitment
to maintain our involvement in all areas of the lifesaving movement by providing a wide range of activities to our members.
Surfsports
The club’s has had one of its most successful seasons in competition having gone from strength to strength under the guidance of Scott McCartney,
Ken Small and Paul Smith producing some exceptional results throughout the season.
A number of our athletes were rewarded for all of their hard work by being selected in representative teams
this season. Cudgen was well represented in the FNC Interbranch Team and the NSW Country Interstate Team
making up more than half of both squads. Anthea Warne was selected in the NSW Interstate team and Lily
O’Sullivan was selected in the inaugural 2018 Youth Pathway Cup Team. Anthea and Shantel Luxton were also
rewarded for all of their hard work in the pool with selection in representative Pool Rescue Teams that toured
South Africa and NZ.
The clubs dominance at the NSW country championships for second consecutive year demonstrated the commitment
of our athletes to continue to support the event and we look forward to hosting the event for the
next two years.
Our State and Aussie medallists continue to inspire the next generation of young competitors and we look
forward to seeing the results from next year’s Aussie Champs.
Thank you to our Surfsports committee and all those members who volunteered their time as officials or IRB
drivers, crew and water safety, without your assistance our competitors cannot compete.
Junior Activities Committee (JAC)
The JAC again saw healthy numbers signing up for the season. Gavin Smith took on the JAC Coordinator role and along with his committee
delivered a well-structured training and activity program resulting in an increase in the skill level of each age group throughout the season.
Thanks is extended to all the parents and supporters during the season who have volunteered their time as water safety during our training
sessions, assisted on the regular Sunday morning activity days, or travelled to the carnivals to support our teams.
Supporters
We extend our thanks to all those who volunteered their time to assist with our fundraising activities throughout the season.
A special mention to Sandra Palmer who again took on our annual car draw and John Borrowdale who facilitated our trivia night each week,
securing much-needed funds to support our Lifesaving Section and Brian Vickery and Barry Synot for ensuring that our raffles keep ticking along
week after week.
We once again thank our sponsors and the Cudgen Old Boys Association for their support and our dedicated
group of club supporters who continue to maintain their involvement around the club in support
of its activities.
One special mention is for the contribution that Brian Vickery has made to the club since getting back
actively involved all those years ago. Brian has not been without some sort of appointment since retiring
from the Army and is taking a back seat for a while. We thank him for his enormous contribution to the
club.
I would also extend a big thankyou to Alan McIntosh for his generous donation of a new tractor and Solo Resource Recovery for their assistance
with the construction of our new patrol trailer.
“Finally, I thank all of our members for the hard work and dedication that they have committed during the season in striving to make a difference
through their contribution and engagement with our local community and their dedication in keeping our beaches safe, as the demand for
our services increases each year”.
I look forward to seeing you around the club next season.
Yours in Surf Lifesaving
Adam Mills

DIRECTOR OF SURF LIFE SAVING
It is my pleasure to report on the programs, training and achievements of Surf Life Saving for the 2017/2018 season.
Our Club continues to deliver its member’s activities and assist local Clubs in a broad range of surf life saving activities.
The reformation of the Education team led by Sue Eke includes Greg Wood, Chris Van der Waal, Matt Bell, Michael
Kenny and David Field and has resulted in a strong focus on training and education at our Club.
The IRB team led by Chris Van der Waal, Jason Rush and Conor Greasley has again been very active with our Club
training, ALBERT and support to local Clubs. The new One Day Crew course was created by our Club and is proving
very successful and likely to be considered across other Branches.
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Our emergency response team led by Matt Bell, has attended a number of unfortunate incidents leading to loss of life
and retrievals over the last twelve months. Thank you to our members on the front line, and be assured we understand
the mental health stresses that can arise from your participation and are pleased to report the Free Masons
funding for member well-being.
Our Patrols led by Jenny Curnow, Jo Colja and Paul Puccini have operated well throughout the season, especially
providing the extra burden to assist Fingal. Cudgen members patrolled over 400hrs more this season than 2016/17
and also doubled our preventative actions so congratulations to all those who gave up their weekends and public
holidays to be part of this great organisation and to keep beachgoers safe in our region.
A focus of the year was to upgrade our machinery and we are pleased to confirm a new tractor (generously provided
by the MacIntosh family), new ATV (provided by SLSNSW), new patrol trolley (provided by Solo Waste Resources) and
a new IRB are now on our beach and making beach patrol management much easier for our members. None of this
could happen without the dedicated backup of some very special people contributing an enormous number of hours
handling our administration, our financial direction and importantly our fund raising. Lyndel Small and Sandra Palmer
immediately spring to mind for their ever present, never fading commitment to achievement – Barry Synot who most
in the club do not know but is becoming known for his love of a chat and ‘the extra free ticket’ during Friday raffles, he
also takes great care with the maintenance of our ever growing vehicle fleet and beach equipment – John Borrowdale
and Barbara Buckman along with the ringmaster Brian Vickery for their ability to successfully run our Trivia nights for
ten consecutive years.
Few understand the amount of work involved in submitting grant applications, administering them, following up and
acquitting those applications but a number of people make this happen within the club and it is surf life saving section
in particular that benefit from it – to simply say ‘we got it on a grant’ does not sufficiently pay tribute to those who put
the ‘yards’ in to make it happen
Finally to each member who patrols, families who support, and those many people who donate their time to Cudgen, I
wish to acknowledge the 7000+ volunteer hours you have contributed to the community. A huge thank you.
Mike Crawley
BEACH ATTENDANCE
APPROX 27,948
ZERO
DROWNINGS
FIRST AID 59
790
PREVENTATIVE
ACTIONS
RESUSCITATIONS
ZERO
Season Statistics 17/18 16/17 15/16 14/15 13/14 12/13 11/12 10/11 09/10 08/09 07/08 06/07
Senior Membership 305 298 315 332 278 271 268 1303 1483 1196 877 843
Junior Membership 276 254 214 212 188 196 249 253 241 302 191 167
Active Associates 280 311 201 188 155 111 873
Non-Active Associates 1541 1241 714 733 746 782
Total Membership 2402 2104 1444 1465 1367 1360 1390 1556 1724 1498 1068 1010
Awards 2439 1235 1234 1084 722 1316 1054 1169 1106 1180 508 314
Rescues 14 6 8 6 13 5 0 0 11 32 6 12
First Aid 59 116 21 83 27 78 29 99 154 159 56 118
Preventative Actions 790 314 410 671 391 283 346 823 978 752 408 59
Shark Alarms 1 2 1 4 - - 1 - - 4 2 1
Patrol Hours Served 5476 5015 5373 5423 5249 5244 5159 5228 5015 4280 4391 3700

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
The past 12 months has seen the club continue to grow its resources
and build it financial position with the hard work of our Food & Beveridge
section which performed strongly along with our dedicated fundraisers
on our calendar ie the Supporters luncheon, the Car competition,
the annual Cudgen Classic , Trivia, Triathlons and of course our
weekly raffles all of which contribute to our financial position. Thank
you to all those who assist in any form of fundraising for our Club.
This year we didn’t host any large carnivals but a big 2019 is on the
horizon with the NSW Country Championships and the Australian IRB
Titles being hosted by us which is a great opportunity to increase our
revenue along with our pride in hosting major carnivals on our beach.
I would like to thank all the club treasurers past and present who dedicate
their time to oversee the day to day administration of their committees
finances along with Brian Lewis and Linda who make their job
easier by doing all the data entry.
Congratulations to Emma & Callum and all our staff who make the Bar
& Bistro a welcoming venue with their service and smiles. Keep up
the great work.
As this report is received by members our long term bank debt shall
have been finalised and the Board shall be looking towards securing
future funding for our Master Plan for the redevelopment of our building
to ensure we keep pace with the growth of our club membership
and provide a quality base for our rescue operations.
Lyndel Small - Acting Finance Director
SECRETARY MANAGER
It has now been my second year as Secretary Manager and I have enjoyed
every part of it. The past year has been a fantastic season showing
good growth and solid trading performance in the Club’s Bar and
Bistro compared to the previous year.
This wouldn’t have been possible without our great team of dedicated
staff and Duty Managers who keep the wonderful happy vibe throughout
the club.
Head Chef, Callum Bruce, is doing a great job in the kitchen leading a
very experienced team of chefs to produce great quality food in huge
volumes.
Thank you to Adam Mills, our dedicated President, and the Board who
have done a wonderful job throughout the year to keep the club running
so professionally and always supporting me. A special thank you to
Lyndel Small and Brian Lewis who are my Food and Beverage operational
team and without them the club would not be so successful and run
so smoothly.
Kingscliff is growing all the time. You can’t stop progress so we are embracing
it and moving with the times. The new park next door has been
a great help with providing us with new customers and has made a
huge difference to our foreshore which all the locals love.
Thank you all again for your continued support and I look forward to
bringing you reports of further improvements in the performance of
this very popular Club.
As always your thoughts and suggestions for any innovations to the
Club that will assist in improving our performance will be gratefully
taken on board.
Emma Brooker
FINANCE & COMPLIANCE
The Finance and Compliance Committee consists of Peter Gielis.
Graeme Delaney, Peter Connell, Paul Kenny , Trudi Tesch.
The committee reviews the financial records weekly and questions
the board on any matters that are of non compliance or outside the
parameters that have been set not only financially but also legislatively.
The FACC highlighted to the board that is is necessary to get the
BYLAWS up to date so that compliance has credibility and basis to
decision making. The board have noted that the FACC can create a
draft bylaws for review, this is currently under review for submission
to the board.
Trudi Tesch - Chairperson
DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP
This year has again seen a great increase in the number of new
members to the club. Changing the price of the social membership
has led to a continued increase in membership and from the clubs
figures an increase in return visitors to our great club.
Total active members at the time of writing this report
is 2402 which is an increase of 298 from last year and 958 more
than 2015.
The breakdown of membership is:
Senior Membership 305
Junior Membership 276
Associates 258
Non -Active Social 1541
Honorary 4
General (Japanese swimming group) 18
This year the membership portfolio has been expanded to include
special events/ projects.
In regards to member opportunities for the upcoming year we will
be working hard on making sure the following objectives from this
year’s strategic plan get implemented and imbedded as part of ongoing
culture.
Continue to grow our involvement in community events to
foster membership and our rapport with the local community.
To provide aquatic support where needed and seek further
opportunities for the delivery of Life Saving events.
Further enhance development and leadership opportunities
available to our youth by increasing the number of courses and
mentoring events they can be involved in. Increase awareness
and encourage attendance at SLS development courses on
offer and initiate our own mentoring programs particularly in
the U14-17 age category.
I look forward to working with the club in next season to realise our
vision:
To make Kingscliff Beach a safe and friendly environment for all
visitors by applying world’s best practice in aquatic rescue and first
aid, through the promotion of strong responsible community values
whilst upholding the traditions and values of surf lifesaving through
“Vigilance and Service”.
Nigel Hughes

DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
Well another busy year it has been both as a board administrator
and a volunteer at our wonderful club. Although no
major events were held it still rated right up there as a busy
one.
I wanted to explain this year what our Silver Quality Club of
NSW status is all about. In real terms it is how closely we
fulfil the procedures set down in the ‘SLSA Club Guide’ which
sets the benchmark for best practise and procedures for running
a surf club.
11 sections make up the application and we have to prove
that we are using best practise and principals to be endorsed
in the areas of Club Management, Administration, Financial
Management , Facilities, Risk Management, Marketing &
Communications, Lifesaving & Patrols, Junior Activities,
Members Services, Training & Education, and Surf Sports.
I would like to congratulate all our standing committee members
on fulfilling their volunteer roles so well this season and
providing me with their data or evidence for their section
that it made compiling our application this year to State centre
for our Silver Quality Club recognition a much easier task.
Our goal for this season will be Gold as we continue to improve
our procedures - this should be attainable team!
I have had the pleasure of an assistant in my ‘volunteer’ role
this year and take this opportunity to thank Kylie Gielis for
her unending support as she tackled everything from ensuring
there was a newsletter out each week to our members,
to creating new signage throughout the club, cataloguing
memorabilia, creating event flyers, designing tents, team
clothing artwork and much, much more.
As Director of Administration and Records and Secretary of
the Board of Directors I can say that I believe all our records
are up to date and compliant with all relevant bodies as required
by law.
Lastly I would like to thank my fellow board members for
their support throughout my 6th term as a director.
Lyndel Small
SPONSORSHIP REPORT
Once again a small team of committee members has encouraged
a strong group of sponsors to support our club.
The sponsors are listed on the inside cover of this report
and their level of support is identified by the various sponsorship
packages which are identified in our prospectus
(e.g. Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze). Sponsorship has
brought about a definite change to our club and enhanced
our ability to perform both in competition and on the
beach with the best equipment and the most advanced
training.
Sponsorship ensures that we keep our equipment up to
date, our vehicles serviced and maintained; it allows us to
try new programs like ALBERT and Drone equipment; it
allows us to present as a team at carnivals and competitive
events and it provides our tentage and surfcraft to enable
us to both train and compete with great ambition
Thank you to all our sponsors, at every level, we are a
better club for your involvement
Brian Vickery
CLUBHOUSE UPDATE
The history of our club and it’s memorabilia is alive and well. It
has been dusted off, spruced up in some cases and is now
proudly displayed again on freshly painted walls and spread a
little further throughout the three main rooms. Whilst it was
“down” the memorabilia was photographed by Kylie Gielis and
there is now a digital display as well so as the years keep rolling
on the slideshow can be added to. We have also showcased the
old barrels with our archives which have proven a popular conversation
item. Thank you Kylie for your assistance and to Luke
Adams and Jason Rush for their patience and skills in getting it all
back up on the walls.
The training room now has a Smart TV, is fully air conditioned
plus has safety screens and shade blinds for comfort. And 2 new
whiteboards Storage still seems to be an ongoing battle as our
club grows and grows - but it is better than it was. New carpet is
the remaining item on its agenda. Thank you also to Paul Smith
for installing the cabinets as we struggled to do the right thing by
Coldies. Thankfully they have found their “happy place” using
the downstairs canteen and enjoying their gatherings on the
lawn.
As quick as we repair the roller doors they seem to be in need of
repair again - so a reminder please to treat them gently.
The fire-checking in the store area downstairs (tents, tables etc)
was completed and the area painted.
The new “Merchandise” shop is working well after being remodelled
in the old caretakers space.
Lighting upgrades continued throughout the club with fairy and
festoon lighting adding atmosphere in the evenings. Most of our
lighting is now LED saving us on our energy bills and are also
dimmable inside and out.
The biggest change in the club this season was the demolishing
of the old kitchen / junior room which was remodelled as a multi
use space that can be used for meetings, gatherings or small
function group hires. Members have enjoyed the space on a few
occasions already for Patrol and Christmas parties. The room
was named “The Headland Room”…. when someone asks you
why we are called Cudgen Headland as we don’t have a typical
headland point - just tell them the Headland is in your club!
I would like to thank Jason Rush and Luke Adams for their assistance
over the past twelve months with maintenance at the Club
as there is a huge amount of upkeep that goes on in our building
that that often goes unseen. The dividing screen that was installed
on the balcony for instance was Luke’s handywork and
Rushy has been keeping the club looking clean, tidying our
downstairs space, painting all the black tables in our club and a
long list of fixes that we add to his work sheet each week. Note -
He would appreciate the users of the downstairs chillout zone
(especially in the school holidays) if they could keep their space
clean and remove their rubbish and wet clothing, towels etc etc
daily so it doesn’t look like a bomb has hit it - please. ;)
Thanks also to staff member Mick Fabris for his handy skills -
again things that often go unseen such as a new TV’s installed
etc.
The Board is working hard to keep our business thriving which in
turn allows us keep this old building safe and welcoming for both
our members and our guests. The Board are seeking support
and planning is underway for a major upgrade to secure our
future. Exciting times are ahead.
Lyndel Small - on behalf of the BOD

LIFESAVING
LIFESAVING SECRETARY
The 2017/2018 Season can be described as one of consolidation and
no lives lost.
Meetings for the season improved dramatically with 6 meetings being
held compared with the previous year’s ad hoc approach with increased
attendances at meetings
The notice boards both up and down stairs were maintained by the
Assistant Secretary, Keith Kennedy, with very current information and
upcoming events, minutes of meetings, and relevant SLSNSW, SLSA
Circulars. Surf guard was also well used as a medium of dispersal of
information as well as the weekly newsletter which has been warmly
received—thank you Kylie.
The Patrol Manager, Jenny Curnow and Mike Crawley the Director of
Life Saving will elaborate further in their reports to you.
My thanks go to the Director, Mike Crawley, Patrol Manager Jenny
Curnow, Brian Vickery for paying the bills and Keith Kennedy as the
Assistant Secretary.
Finally, I would like to record my appreciation to Brian Vickery who is
retiring from paying our bills and to the Cudgen Board in particularly
Adam, Lyndel and Club membership officer, Sandra Palmer.
Kim Holdom
LIFESAVING TREASURY
Again we got off to a great start in 2017 with the IRB State Titles being
held at Kingscliff Beach. Some great organization and the assistance of
the Kingscliff Lions Club along with our own members turned this into
an operational and moderately financial success for the club. A Beach
Equipment grant from SLSNSW and our annual Beach Maintenance
grant from the Tweed Shire Council ensured that we were ready for
the 2017/18 summer season.
SLSNSW followed up with the Guardians of Surf allocation and The
McIntosh family generously donated us a new tractor – good weather
and great organization saw another successful Car Competition (again
conducted by Sandra Palmer with strong support from Lyndel Small)
and our small group of fund raisers secured a further welcome group
of club sponsors (all of whom are mentioned in the front cover of this
report). A similar group of fund raisers also consistently add to the
annual purse and we should not forget that they are out there all year
round – I refer to Bruce Vardy continually providing collection tins
from the mall, Barry Synot and John Harbison for their continual support
of the weekly raffle; John Borrowdale , Barbara Buckman and
Brian Vickery for the conduct of weekly trivia which after ten years of
operation is still attracting 13-15 teams each week and returns about
$5000 each year to the beach; and Sandra, Lyndel, Barbara and Brian
for the conduct of the Calcutta which also has been running for 11
years.
Our expenditure sets the target for fundraising and every year it
changes. We have purchased a number of new tents this year, a new
IRB hull which was due for delivery at time of writing, assisted financially
with some building projects, assisted with the costs of getting our
members to demonstrate our ALBERT skills to Sydney clubs at Garie
NSW, assisted with the costs to send our competitors and IRB crew to
Aussie Titles, paid a one third share of having the ‘Sentinels’ purchased
and erected and met all of our day to day bills, on time, to
ensure we meet the criteria for Quality Club Gold status – we have
done well.
Treasury is not about organizing or managing events – it is about ensuring
that for all the events that are conducted there is good governance
– to ensure that we are financially responsible and money is not
wasted on frugal, non-productive activities. I personally thank all
those wonderful members who make and extraordinary contribution
to this club. I also thank the management and staff of the Licensed
Club who continually provide assistance to all of our fundraising activities
and finally a special thanks to Brian Lewis and Linda Liddle whose
assistance is always helpful and reliable.
Brian Vickery
EDUCATION OFFICER
This season we formed an Education committee to achieve our goals
of building and diversifying our members’ skills to meet the essential
qualifications for our patrols to be operational. We also concentrated
on value adding to our support operations through encouraging
members to achieve awards in Silver Medallion Aquatic Rescue,
Silver Medallion Advanced First Aid and participate in rescue scenarios
through the Albert program. The Silver Medallion Aquatic Rescue
which explores search and rescue techniques and scenarios, proved
to be a worthwhile and enjoyable experience for all participating
candidates. We encouraged Branch to run this course and utilised
the newly opened Cudgen Creek Rescue Base and Training Centre as
the learning venue. We ran two Smar courses lead by facilitators-
Susan Eke, David Field and Lachlan Field and trained candidates from
Evans Head, Lennox, Ballina, Cabarita, Salt and Cudgen. We also ran
a Branch First Aid course at Cudgen and we will be encouraging
Branch to provide more courses from the Rescue Base to upgrade
lifesaving skills for clubs in our area.
This season we welcomed Bronze Trainers Greg Wood, Lachlan Field,
Adam Stone and newly qualified Probationary TAFS Alex Torrance
and Conor Greasley into the Education team. Indeed, our team has
expanded, and this has brought a depth of new knowledge and skills
to be imparted to our Lifesaving community. Many thanks to the
existing trainers who have worked tirelessly to provide the essential
qualification the Bronze Medallion – Matthew Bell, Kevin Watler,
Michael Kenny and David Field. Chris Van Der Waal continues to do
an amazing job with the IRB section. It is this team, along with our
dedicated lifesaving members that has built a professional reputation
for Cudgen Headland within the Far North Coast Branch.
The club newsletter has become a platform for advertising upcoming
education courses and revising SOPS on patrol, so please take the
time to read it. Any inquiries about education can be emailed to
education@cudgenslsc.org.au . The education team look forward to
working collaboratively with our members in the future and we will
see you all at proficiency (skills maintenance) in September, which
will be publicised in the club newsletter.
Susan Eke

LIFE SAVING REGISTRAR
Below is a list of the ACTIVE members of our club as at 30 th April
2018
Juniors 5-13yrs 276
Cadets 13-15yrs 20
Junior Active 15-18yrs 37
Active Over 18 167
Reserve Active 6
Long Service 41
Award Members 7
Life Members 27
Associates 258
The numbers are similar to last season but it is pleasing to see an
increase in our over 18 Active members which is excellent for fulfilling
our patrol commitments. Our Junior members increased by
30 so membership is certainly looking promising for the future.
Remember that it is easier for all concerned if you go online and
use “The Members Area” (Portal System) to pay for your membership,
fill out your renewal for next season and update your details
such as address and expired licences by the 30th September please.
Congratulations to all members who gained awards this season and
a big thank you to Sue Eke and her team of Assessors and Trainers
who facilitated these awards.
Jan Gielis
MEMBER PROTECTION & INFORMATION OFFICER
Just a reminder of our legal obligations with regard to Child Protection.
Every Over 18 Active member, which includes Associates,
must have
• signed The Member Protection Declaration Form which
requires proof of identity by an official of our Club. This
form cannot be done on line.
• a Working With Children Check Number which has been
verified and recorded on Surfguard by the MPIO. Positions
requiring this number are: JAC Chairman, Age Managers,
Assistant Age Managers, Water Safety for Nippers, Youth
Co-ordinator and Coach of under 18yrs. If you have been
appointed to one of these positions and have yet to obtain
a check, please do so in the off season.
FIRST AID OFFICER
Congratulations on another awesome season. We have had multiple
events which our members have had to help provide assistance
for first aid at, whether it be the triathlons, our Cudgen carnivals or
the mammoth effort that went into the IRB titles. I
would particularly like to thank everyone who has helped out at
carnivals throughout the year, without your help we are unable to
run these events as smoothly as we do. I would also like to thank
everyone who has helped at Fingal whether it be on patrols or in
response to incidents that have occurred, everyone has done an
amazing job.
Once again we have continued to upgrade our equipment, ensuring
that we continue to be able to provide best care to members of the
public who are requiring our assistance, throughout this season and
seasons to come. Hope everyone is having a relaxing off season and
I look forward to working with everyone again next season.
Paul Piccini-Lulham
RADIO - COMMS OFFICER
This is my first year in this role and I realise I have a lot more to
learn about radios than I expected. The radios have been well used
this summer with the life guards operating during the week,extra to
the school holiday periods.
I have provided some education on radios via the club newsletter
on operations and maintenance, a process I hope to continue.
A radio has been placed in the bar, so bar staff can communicate
with the beach in times of emergency, when call comes in over the
phone or off the street.
Three antennas were replaced on the Icom radios.
There will be a reprogramming of the radios and repeaters in the
coming months.
I hope to be able to put in place a better system of recording when
and where radios are being used.Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated .
Thank you
Jo Colja
Enjoy the break and let’s come back bigger and better with all our
paperwork done for next season.
Jan Gielis

IRB POWERCRAFT CAPTAIN
This season was another big year for the IRB group so a huge thank you to all those who helped facilitate all of the duty responsibilities at events
and regular patrols. On days like the Cudgen Classic we need 20 individuals so it’s great to see so many volunteering to assist.
Last year saw our first run at racing for many years and it was certainly an eye opener for all including myself who had absolutely no idea what I
was doing. We soon learned the hard way and now have a great understanding of how a meet operates. The Cudgen team competed in the NSW
State titles at South West Rocks and the Nationals at our home break. I shall not mention the result as there were none. Yes, we got flogged. A
big thankyou to all who participated and in particular, the Docs, who supported our efforts. Thanks guys.
The National IRB Championships in July was a blast and such a well run event. One of the key officials organizing the event said to me that there
are not too many clubs that can host, manage and operate an event like Cudgen can. Everyone who was involved in staging this event should be
dam proud of yourselves.
In December a group from the FNC branch headed down to Garie Beach again to facilitate another ALBERT training program. In total 76 members
from across the state attended the weekend in decent surf conditions.
The ALBERT program is continuing to develop and a note from Mike Crawley, the champion of that cause, sums up the situation.
“The Australia Life Saving Boat Emergency Rescue Training program has continued to be active at Coolangatta Gold, Yamba, Salt, Cabarita, Forster
and Garie. Our program is gaining recognition across the States and will this summer be also a State endorsed program funded by the New
South Wales Government aimed at developing three types of rescue craft training including increased localised Club engagement for patrols, tours
and special events water safety and a new area of rescue, emergency response. The ALBERT program will embrace IRBs, RWCs, Drone and other
emerging new technologies. Thank you to the Clubs, and Members who have travelled across the State supporting the Program’s evolution.”
Some of the events we have been involved in this year include:
Thanks to so many of our members who participated in these events along with their normal patrolling obligations. The IRB’s provide a crucial
service for our club and unfortunately we were heavily involved in multiple rescue activities at Fingal once again. One in particular was during
normal patrol hours so please take the opportunities available to you to maintain your abilities and remain proficient. Your limitations are variable,
they can be raised higher.
Coolangatta Gold (Water Safety & Media) Cudgen Classic (Duty & Water Safety)
Country Titles at South West Rocks (Water Safety) 2x Kingscliff Triathlon (Duty & Water Safety)
Cudgen Seniors Carnival (Duty & Water Safety) Australian Titles (Water Safety)
Host the Australian IRB Titles (Everyone) Support to our neighboring clubs (Water Safety)
ALBERT Training Events at Garie & Forster Multiple unfortunate rescues
IRB Training was well supported again this year with 17 new crew involved in training. Congratulations to those that have been assessed. All were
trained via a new single day format so their experience with boat preparation and wash down is obviously limited. If all drivers can continue the
training with further guidance on the job that would be appreciated.
• Nicholas Britt • Jack Craig
• Nick Forde • Madeline Crawley
• Chantal Luxton • Ben Lee
• Brooke Mason • Brendan Piccini
• Sophie Watson • Mia Taylor
• Gregory Wood • Alex Torrance
• Tim Regan • Tamsin Bell
• Dennis Pfitzner • Emily Stone
• Lelde Taylor
Congratulations to Conor Greasley for the “Driver of the Year” award. Well deserved Conor and you can actually drive an IRB you know. Not sure
about your Scooter though.
There were not too many candidates for the ‘R’s over award this year. It appears we are getting better at it. The winner however was Peter
Sutton for turning the IRB over while driving the ATV.
Late May we took possession of a new IRB hull with valued assistance from Southern Cross University. This is the new Type III hull which is slightly
larger all round and bright red. Gone are the days of orange IRB’s. Please check it out enjoy using it and of course take care of it.
Also a big thanks to Mr Mark Boatie Buckman for the kind donation of a swag of helmets the IRB group can use for our training programs. I am
glad to hand back the nice shinny ones we have been borrowing from the surf boat group for some time now. Cheers Bucko.
A special thanks to the key individuals who help with our fleet.
* Jason Rush (Service, Training, Coaching, Racing) * Matt Bell (Training, Emergency services, Assessing)
* Connor Greasley (Racing, Training) * Mike Crawley (ALBERT facilitator, Training, Country & National IRB Duties)
Chris van der Waal

CLUB HISTORIAN
Awards submitted for Patrol Long Service, Long Service and
Officiating Long Service total 35 although I am still trying to
get details and confirmation for some members who have
transferred to Cudgen. My congratulations to all, especially
to those still actively involved. Thanks to Kim Holdom for his
contacts in other clubs and Jenny Curnow for their assistance.
Surfguard does not have a record of all that is required
that is needed and research has to be done going
back even 60 years in some cases. Apart from my own, we
now have a copy of all our printed annual reports since
1959 stored in the cabinet in the training room. I hope these
are secure as with club minutes, never to be discarded.
The 2017 NSW Annual Report on service awards show that
25 were received from F.N.C of which 13 were ours. North
Coast 13, Mid North 11, Lower 8. From this I feel that clubs
are not submitting on behalf of their members.
PUBLICITY OFFICER
I have a few to thank for their assistance in writing our weekly
notes published in the “Weekly” under “Between the Flags”. Firstly
to Jonathon Howard as editor, Sandra Guthrie of Poster Paradise
for her weekly assistance, Nicole Warne and Julie French for their
input.
This season completes 57 terms as Publicity Officer. I feel it is important
to let the community in general and supporters know how
our club is functioning and to acknowledge the contribution made
by our members to life saving and competition and encouragement
to our junior club members, many of which flow through to our
senior club.
Keith Kennedy
AWARDS SUBMITTED FOR 2017-18
Long Service 50yr Charles Buchanan
Paul Kenny
40yr Hugh Small
Craig Spears
25yr Carol Nelson
Officiating 60yr Keith Kennedy
35yr Charles Buchanan
Maxwell Harris
Paul Kenny
20yr Gavin Marshall
15yr Peter Allsopp
10yr Samuel Patterson
Patrol Long Service 40yr Russell Zahn
25yr Michael O’Brien
20yr Tomas Gielis
Stephen Sharp
Greg Wood
15yr Maria Smeal
10yr
Paul Smith
Gavin Smith
Ty McCartney
Susan Young
Scott McCartney
Paul Capper,
Heike Capper
Kaitlin Smith
Merridy Gielis
Timothy Regan
Majella MacPhail
Ben James
National Medal
Trevor Tesch (16-/17 re-submitted)
Paul Smith
Greg Wood
Michael O’Brien
Jason Pearson
Keith Kennedy

CUDGEN HEADLAND OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION
It is my pleasure to submit the President’s report on behalf of
the Cudgen Headland Old Boys Association.
We have just completed another successful season as the
“Old Boys”.
The Riverview Hotel raffles provided our major source of income,
$16,260 (net). These raffles are conducted Friday night
and Saturday lunch times.
A big thank you to Old Boys member and mine host Tony
Foran for allowing us to conduct raffles each week and for
the donations towards the raffle prizes.
My sincere thanks go to the raffle stalwarts Keith Kennedy,
Max Harris, Dave Lofts, Jack Hall, Harry Pearson, Rod
Darragh, Graham Cooper
Donations to Cudgen Headland SLSC are itemised in the
Treasurers Report, with the big ticket items being assistance
to the Competition Team and funding to assist with travel to
major events and training camps. Other funding was used to
assist members chosen to attend the North Coast Academy
of Sport, members selected in the NSW Country Team and
the Under 18 Pool Team to tour New Zealand
On the social scene, the Christmas in July function and the
Christmas get together were well supported.
On a sad note, I record the passing of Old Boy and Life Member
of Cudgen Headland SLSC, Keith “Ducksey” Lazenby, a
mate and mentor to many of us.
My personal thanks to Keith Kennedy for his role as Secretary/Treasurer
and raffle co- coordinator, for another year
completed and my fellow Committee members.
Kim Holdom President
FNC - SCRUTINEERS REPORT
There are two main thrusts in Scrutineering. They are Lifesaving
gear and competition equipment.
Inspections and re inspections were carried out commencing in
August. All lifesaving gear was checked for safety and currency and
this included IRB’s, trailers, vehicles, rescue boards and tubes ,1 st
Aid rooms and kits, patrol and signal flags etc. The gear was of a
high standard and only one re inspection of gear was required.
Competition scrutineering was undertaken at Branch conducted
carnivals both juniors and seniors. We also conducted competition
scrutineering each Wednesday afternoon (4pm to 6pm) during November
and December in the Cudgen boat shed with this resulting
in virtually all competition gear being looked at prior to major carnivals.
Cudgen supply the majority of Scrutineers in the FNC Branch with
Gavin Marshall, Max Harris and Kim Holdom, and my thanks go out
to them for their effort over the season.
Kim Holdom Chief Scrutineer, FNC Branch.
VALE
Keith (Ducks) Thomas Lazenby 4/10/1935 – 1/2/2018
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Keith Lazenby, better known as “Ducksey”- A 60 year
Long Service member of our Club, a one Club man.
Keith joined Cudgen Headland in 1954, obtaining his Bronze Medallion 4/4/54. He then obtained his Instructor’s
Certificate in 1968, ARC 1977, IRB Drivers Certificate 1979.
Keith was the Cudgen Secretary 1954-5-6, Vice Club Captain 1969, Club Captain 1970-71-72, Mobile Services
Officer 1982-83-84-85-86 and Club Caretaker for several years. He also served on the Committee for 7
terms.
Keith was a member of the Cudgen surf boat crews over many years. Keith was also a member of the Cudgen Old Boys attending
many social activities. He was also a foundation member of the Cudgen Coldies Winter Swimming Club.
He was very prominent in the Cudgen work force at the Australian and State Championships that Cudgen hosted.
Keith was a mentor to many of the younger members and will be sadly missed.
He was instrumental in fund raising activities during his active years in Cudgen. Life Member Bill Lynch recalled a fund raising project
where Club President Len Dickson and Keith decided to raffle a Shetland pony. Raffle tickets were sold in pubs and shops with
the pony being transported in Keith’s Falcon and several occasions it disgraced itself, particularly in the Grande Pacific Hotel!
He was elected as the 13 th Life Member of Cudgen Headland SLSC 26 -10-1967 - a 50 Year Life Member. RIP

52nd CAR COMPETITION
Thank you to the members who
once again put their support behind
the 52nd Annual Car Competition
and their willingness to sell
tickets to raise the profit of
$21,607.90 with the sale of 720
tickets out of 800. A lot of time
and effort is put into this event
and can only be successful with
the whole Clubs input from the
parents of JAC, Cadets, Active &
Associate members. This year
Hopefully more members will be
willing to assist next year to ensure
all tickets are sold - as this
fundraiser is relied upon to put our patrols on the beach.
A fantastic effort as always from Ross & Keith in selling so many tickets.
Sunday the 28 th January, the day of the draw was a brilliant sunny day
with great attendance along with our beautiful beach in the background
where ticket holders & sellers all participated in the complimentary
BBQ and refreshments and after the draw enjoyed the entertainment
of “Occa Rock” well into the afternoon.
1 st prize was won by members Geoff and Jacqueline Hardman who
were in attendance on the day which always adds to the excitement.
I would once again like to thank “Rebel Sports” for their continued
support to our Club.
The lucky winners were :–
1 st Prize Ticket No# 674 Geoff Hardman
(pictured on right with wife Jacqueline)
2 nd Prize Ticket No# 45 Graeme Lewis
3 rd Prize Ticket No# 370 Scrub
A big thank you to Adam & Michael taking charge in the setting up for
the day and running the draw.
Thank you to all the members for setting up the tents tables chairs etc,
along with the BBQ team once again led by Mark, Sam and Steve who
are now the Car Draw BBQ experts.
Thank you to Leya and Jan for your preparation of the salads etc, and
the serving of the BBQ, a big effort that’s for sure and much appreciated
by me.
Special thanks to Lyndel for all her assistance and support during the
three months leadup to the big day. Brian and Kylie for your continued
support especially on the day with the last-minute ticket sales and
handing out the bands for ticket holders.
Thank you to our scrutineers from Summerland Bank Kaylene and Leonie,
along with Keith’s now famous raffle ball cage and his assistance
in setting it up for the draw.
Final thanks, to the Bar & Bistro staff who assisted in making the day
and a big thank you to Mick for manning the refreshment “Can Bar”
and if I have missed anyone my apologies.
Sandra Palmer
Editors Note: The Club would like to thank Sandra Palmer, Club Bronze
Supporter for the donation of the BBQ for second prize this year
CUDGEN COLDIES WSC
Coldies Standing Committee 2017
Coordinator
Secretary
Treasurer
Captain
IRB Coordinator
Tom Gielis
Steve Wilson
Belinda O’Donoghue
Sue Hawkins
Darren French
An amazing season of Coldies, probably the most enjoyable yet.
Most mornings were incredibly beautiful with the exception of a
few.
Excellent turnouts to our main carnivals throughout the year, a job
well done by all, the team spirit and enthusiasm was there, showing
our commitment to our club.
A massive well done to Charlie Buchanan for taking out the point
score with Sue Hawkins coming in second, followed by equally
amazing scores from myself, Maria Smeal, Jo Colja and Darren
French.
Our soups, Sean Alcorn took out 1st place with his Mexican Chicken
with an impressive overall score of 28.4. Coming equal in 2nd place
was Mark and Belinda O’Donoghue and Trudy Ray with delicious
winter warmers. 3rd place was taken out also equally by Zoe Hawkins
with her Spanish Chorizo soup and Kylie Gielis ‘s Wonton Soup.
An amazing effort by our members that competed in the Aussie
Titles at the Southport Aquatic Centre. Judy Luxton took out gold in
the Women’s 55 and over - 50 meters, Jan Gielis won silver in the
women’s 70 and over - 50 meters. With our men’s relay team taking
out Gold in the men’s 60 and over in the 6x50 mtr relay - Craig
Spears, Mark Edwards, Kevin Bannerman, Tony Luxton, John Harbison
and Andrew Hunter!
A big thank you to Darren French for captaining the IRB an water
safety. Without these efforts and other volunteers, the swims cannot
happen. Brook Mison also held his own by being out on the
board for water safety when Darren could not be there…. Thank
you Brook!
We had a new award last season for our juniors - these kids have
amazed us all. Coming in 1st place - Zoe Hawkins, 2nd place - Mia
Taylor and a not bad at all 3rd place Ethan Alcorn. We hope to see
more and more kids get involved…
A big thank you to Miss Kloe Mills for being our juniors coordinator!
I’m very excited about this season - everyone is welcome, let your
friends know. Tell them we are a fun and happy club and would
love to see some new faces.
We have another big Calendar of events coming up this season - so
all the help we can get will be appreciated...MANY HANDS MAKE
LIGHT WORK !
Australian Titles will be hosted by the Bondi Icebergs @ Prince Albert
Pool 16th September and we will need all the support we can
get.
Moving forward, I would like to take the opportunity to thank Steve
Wilson for compiling so many wonderful memories, we cannot wait
to see the outcome. We hope to keep piling on the moments that
bring us all together every Sunday
through winter
Have a fantastic season
Thomas Gielis
“El Presidente”

INTERNATIONAL LIFESAVING ACTIVITIES
Vietnam. The Australian Gov.-funded Lifesaving Development Project
David Field and Susan Eke have been involved in since 2104
concluded in May. The entity known as Surf Life Saving Vietnam has
become a not for profit company and continues its charitable work
in Vietnam. Junior Water safety is the biggest news with 4 groups
now underway and growing. Danang Nippers, Vietnamese run and
now with over 200 children on the books. Furama Nippers, and Hoi
An Nippers, who our Cudgen juniors met in 2016 , are underway
and growing. Nha Trang is stalled but will be relaunched later this
month by David Field with support from Sheraton Nha Trang. All
these groups will get a big lift soon as we are negotiating a clothing
sponsorship deal with Vietjet Vietnam’s 2 nd airline. Vietnam’s first bi
-lingual lifesaving manual was produced in May 2018 with financial
assistance from the US Military under the Pacific Partnership.
Thailand. Turmoil in Phuket over the lifeguard service continues but
our involvement is still a valuable contribution to water safety with
the Nippers tour in July 2018 and our ongoing support for the annual
carnival in Patong in December. Our Cudgen-led training tour last
July was a success and greatly appreciated by the Thais involved.
The first Thai lifesaving manual was written and launched by Foreign
Minister, Julie Bishop, in Phuket
ASEAN A grant application has been submitted to Aust. Gov. to link
all areas of our overseas involvement. The project will involve lifesaver
exchanges to Far North Coast, training workshops across 4
countries; Philippines, Thailand, Sabah (Malaysia) and Vietnam. and
the production of lifesaving manuals embedding SLSA and RLSA
best practice across the 4 countries.
David Field
Peter and Val Connell visited Hoi An Nippers and presented
hi-vis singlets from the Perth Aussies.
Hoiannippers@anbangbeach
Pacific Partnership 18 where SLSV lead a combined team of
USN corpsman and Army medics in providing community
lifesaving training in Nha Trang. May ‘18
Julie Bishop launched the
first Thai language lifesaving
manual in August 2017
Launch of Vietnam’s first Life Saving Training manual
May 2018
APEC November 2017. Surf
Life Saving Vietnam was
asked to put on a display for
FM Julie Bishop.
Nippers Danang. One of the nippers
wearing her Kozii uniform
Phuket. Aside from the dramas with the lifeguard
contract other aspects of lifesaving; community
training children’s water safety are alive and well in
Phuket.

MAJOR LIFESAVING AWARDS GAINED SEASON 2017-18
Bronze Medallion
Alkira Tyack
Bradley Connor
Brayden Doherty
Brendan Piccini
Caroline Bailey
Cory Chisholm
NS10592296
NS10518283
NS10649556
NS10518316
NS10649534
NS10649545
Craig McNiven NS10518305
Dennis Pfitzner
Geordie Wiseman
Glenda McKecknie
NS10592267
NS10592316
NS10592247
Jack Craig NS10518294
Jake Pollett NS10518327
Jennifer Waters
Joseph Warne
NS10518338
NS10592306
Lelde Taylor NS10592287
Maddison Jones
Madeline Crawley
Mia Taylor
Nicholas Britt
Omar Shipway
NS10592237
NS10599947
NS10599958
NS10518272
NS10592277
Sean Newton-Thompson NS10592257
Shane Berryman
Sophie Watson
Tamsin Bell
Tao Travaglia
Toby Cooper
NS10592217
NS10518349
NS10599936
NS10518359
NS10592227
Silver Medallion
Aquatic Rescue
Alex Torrance NS10638377
Freyja Curnow
NS10653155
Surf Rescue Certificate
Amber Charilaou
NS10473495
Bede Curnow NS10473499
Dakota Hayes
Danni Jorgensen
NS10473503
NS10508762
Edie Hampson NS10485209
Elijah Hughes NS10485213
Ginger Allen
Imogen Evans
NS10485207
NS10473501
Lily O'Sullivan NS10473507
Olissa Onley
NS10473505
Rose Hampson NS10485211
Stirling Crawford
NS10473497
Advanced Resuscitation
Techniques (AID)
Janthea Andersen NS10527786
Rachael Robinson
First Aid (AID)
Christine Boyd
Janthea Andersen
Jennifer Curnow
Joshua Jones
NS10582397
NS10607922
NS10545170
NS10607926
NS10445215
Radio Operators Certificate
Amber Charilaou
NS10473481
Bede Curnow NS10473485
Dakota Hayes
Imogen Evans
Lily O'Sullivan
Olissa Onley
Stirling Crawford
NS10473489
NS10473487
NS10473493
NS10473491
NS10473483
Silver Medallion Advanced
First Aid (AID)
David Field NS10636904
Joanne Colja
Susan Eke
Facilitator SMAR
Susan Eke
Lachlan Field
NS1068747
NS10636900
NS10636902
NS10172080
Facilitator First Aid (AID)
Susan Eke
David Field
NS10646716
NS10646717
Assessor Bronze Medallion
Lachlan Field
NS10494471
T.O Bronze Medallion
Lachlan Field
Probationary TAF
Alex Torrance
Conor Greasley
NS10645922
NS10634478
NS10634478
Gregory Wood
Joanne Colja
Matthew Bell
Matthew Eddy
Nicholas Britt
NS10638380
NS10653152
NS10638371
NS10653158
NS10638374

FNC BRANCH AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE ACHIEVEMENTS 2017/18
Winner - Overall Club of the Year
Winner - Surf Sports Club of the Year
Winner - Administration Club of the Year
Winner - Competition Point Score Club of the Year
2nd Place - Lifesaving Club of the Year
2nd Place - Education Club of the Year
Winner - Female Athlete of the Year - Anthea Warne
Winner - Male Athlete of the Year - Luke Chaffer
Winner - Jacob Lollback Award - Paul Smith
Winner - Coach of the Year - Scott McCartney
Winner - Official of the Year - Jenny Kenny
Winner - Most Up and Coming Female Athlete Award - Anthea Warne

97th Season CHSLSC Awards of Excellence - 2017/18
BLUE OF BLUES
SENIOR CLUBPERSON OF THE YEAR
JUNIOR CLUBPERSON OF THE YEAR
CADET CLUBPERSON OF THE YEAR
NEW BRONZE HOLDER
IRB DRIVER OF THE YEAR
MOST PATROL HOURS
PATROL EFFICIENCY
WATER SAFETY SERVICE AWARD
OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR
BEST COMPETITION PERFORMANCE
MOST CONSISTENT SENIOR PERFORMER
MOST CONSISTENT JUNIOR PERFORMER
MOST CONSISTENT MASTERS PERFORMER
FURTHEST IN COMPETITION – SENIORS
FURTHEST IN COMPETITION – JUNIOR
FURTHEST IN COMPETITION – MASTERS
POOL RESCUE COMPETITOR OF THE YEAR
COACH’S AWARD
TRAINER OF THE YEAR
U15 FEMALE CLUB CHAMPION
U15 MALE CLUB CHAMPION
U17 FEMALE CLUB CHAMPION
U17 MALE CLUB CHAMPION
U19 FEMALE CLUB CHAMPION
U19 MALE CLUB CHAMPION
MASTERS FEMALE CLUB CHAMPION
MASTERS MALE CLUB CHAMPION
SENIOR FEMALE CLUB CHAMPION
SENIOR MALE CLUB CHAMPION
SENIOR SKI CHAMPION
Adam Mills
Jo Colja
Sofie Boyd
Maddi Jones
Nicolas Britt
Connor Greasley
Jennifer Curnow
Crabs
Brent Jones
Harry Klouzal
Lily O’Sullivan
Luke Chaffer
Anthea Warne
Jan Gielis
Luke Chaffer
Lily O’Sullivan
Adam Mills
Anthea Warne
Maddi Jones
Matt Bell
Lily O’Sullivan
Joseph Warne
Hayley Smith
Josh Jones
Chloe Jones
Kai Onley
Jan Gielis
Adam Mills
Anthea Warne
Scott McCartney
Scott McCartney

100% Patrol Attendance Group
Junior Clubperson - Sofie Boyd
Senior Clubperson- Joanne Colja
Cadet Clubperson & Coaches
Award Winner - Maddie Jones
Furthest in Competition &
Most Consistent Senior
Luke Chaffer
Blue of Blues - Adam Mills
Furthest in Competition Jnr, Best
Competition Performance, U15
Club Champion - Lily O’Sullivan
Under 17 Club Champions - Josh Jones & Hayley Smith
Most consistent Jnr, Performer
Pool Rescue Competitor OTY,
Snr Club Champion
Anthea Warne

HISTORY OF SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS BY MEMBERS
Bold Type =This years
award
*Denotes Deceased
LIFE MEMBERS SURF LIFE SAVING AUSTRALIA: Percy Stephens*, James Switzer OAM*,
Arthur Castleman MBE*, Earl Avery*, Keith Kennedy, Peter Connell
LIFE MEMBERS SURF LIFE SAVING NEW SOUTH WALES: Jim Switzer OAM*, Percy Stephens*,
Arthur Castleman MBE*, Keith Kennedy, Keith Sutton*, Kim Holdom
LIFE MEMBER SURF LIFE SAVING TASMANIA: Paul Kenny
LIFE MEMBERS F.N.C. BRANCH: Keith Kennedy, Keith Sutton*, Kim Holdom, Charles Buchanan, Max Harris
LIFE MEMBERS F.N.C. BOARD OF CONTROL: Keith Kennedy
WORLD LIFE SAVING CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: James Switzer OAM*
WESTERN AUSTRALIA SPORTING HALL OF FAME: Adam Mills (2017)
NATIONAL MEDAL Carol Nelson, Rodney McCarthy, Gary Raso, Cheree Raso, Philip Klein, Stephen Sharp,
Jan Gielis, Chris O’Callaghan, Trevor Tesch, Paul smith, Michael O’Brien, Gregory Wood, Jason Pearson
25 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD:
Len Dickson*, Jack Julius*, Hugh R. Small*, Bill Lynch, Keith Kennedy, Jim Palmer*, Keith Lazenby*, Tommy Tanner*,
Edward Buchanan*, Neville O’Connor, Peter Gielis, Keith Sutton*, Brian Sutton, James Stainlay, George Stainlay, Terry
Sheridan, Charlie Buchanan, Stan Merrick*, Bob Moore, Kim Holdom, Ken Scutts*, David Cahill, Steve Tanner, Peter
Donnelly, Max Harris, Ken Small, Russell Zahn, Craig Spears, Hugh A. Small, S. Wilson, S. Eke, Rod McCarthy, Adam
Mills, Barbara Cahill, Matthew Nelson, Michael Player, Mark Buckman, Stuart Small, Adam Curtis, Scott Vickery, Gavin
Marshall, Carol Nelson, Michael O’Brien
30 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD: Ken Small, Hugh Small, Max Harris, Craig Spears, Russell Zahn, David Field,
Sue Eke, Rod McCarthy, Jenny Kenny, John Harbison, Gavin Marshall, Adam Mills
35 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD: David Field
40 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD: Hugh Small, Charles Buchanan, Harry Klouzal, Kim Holdom, Robert Moore, Stan
Merrick*, Terry Sheridan, David Cahill, Paul Kenny, Russell Zahn, Carl Marshall, Hugh Small, Craig Spears
50 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD: Hugh R. Small*, Jim Palmer*, Jack Julius*, Jack Aked*, James Switzer OAM*,
Len W. Dickson*, Edward Buchanan, Edmond Cussen, Bill Lynch, Keith Lazenby, Keith Kennedy, Neville O’Connor,
Peter Gielis, George Stainlay, James Stainlay, Brian Sutton, Charles Buchanan, Paul Kenny
60 YEARS LONG SERVICE AWARD: Bill Lynch, Keith Lazenby, Keith Kennedy, Edmond Cussen
25 YEARS ASSESSING SERVICE AWARD: Kim Holdom, Charles Buchanan, Max Harris
30 YEARS ASSESSING SERVICE AWARD: Keith Sutton, Kim Holdom
40 YEARS ASSESSING SERVICE AWARD: Keith Kennedy
50 YEARS ASSESSING SERVICE AWARD: Keith Kennedy
10 YEARS OFFICIATION SERVICE AWARD: Sam Patterson
15 YEARS OFFICIATION SERVICE AWARD: Peter Allsopp
20 YEARS OFFICIATION SERVICE AWARD: Gavin Marshall
25 YEARS OFFICIATING SERVICE AWARD: Kim Holdom, Charles Buchanan, Max Harris
30 YEARS OFFICIATING SERVICE AWARD: Keith Sutton, Kim Holdom, Charles Buchanan, Max Harris
35 YEARS OFFICIATING SERVICE AWARD: Kim Holdom, Charles Buchanan, Maxwell Harris, Paul Kenny
40 YEARS OFFICIATION SERVICE AWARD: Keith Kennedy, Kim Holdom
50 YEARS OFFICIATION SERVICE AWARD: Keith Kennedy
60 YEARS OFFICIATION SERVICE AWARD: Keith Kennedy
LIFE MEMBERS CUDGEN HEADLAND SLSC LIMITED (in order of election):
J. Korsch*, Bill Walsh*, Percy Stephens*, Richard Price*, Fred Gilmore*, Herb Power*, Jim Quirk*, Jim Hitchens*,
Jack Julius*, Len W. Dickson*, Bill Lynch, Keith Kennedy, Keith Lazenby*, Hugh R. Small*, Neville F. O’Connor,
Keith Sutton*, Peter Gielis, Brian Sutton, James Stainlay, Charles Buchanan, George Stainlay, Eric Lawther*,
Kim Holdom, James Switzer OAM*, Hugh A Small, Stan Merrick*, Craig Spears, Robert Moore, Max Harris,
Edward Buchanan*, Terrence Sheridan, Ken Small, Carol Nelson, David Field, Mark Buckman, Gary Cain,
Brian Vickery OAM, Lyndel Small, Jason Pearson, Rod McCarthy, Michael O’Brien, Jan Gielis, Phil Klein, Adam Mills
POSITIONS HELD AT SLSA National Officials Officer - Paul Kenny
POSITIONS HELD AT SLSNSW Life Members Committee - Kim Holdom
POSITIONS HELD AT Far North Coast BRANCH LEVEL: 2017-18 Season
Branch Selectors Harry Klouzal, Kim Holdom Team Manager Harry Klouzal
Competition Committee & Scrutineer Kim Holdom Branch Coach Scott McCartney
Life Members Committee Kim Holdom, Keith Kennedy Assistant Coaches Adam Mills, Paul Smith
Meritorious Awards Committee Keith Kennedy Gear Steward Charlie Buchanan

Junior Activities
Director Gavin Smith
Junior Activities Standing Committee
Vice Coordinator
Matt Eddy
Secretary
Shannon Gray
Treasurer
Julie French
JAC Registrar
Shannon Gray
Carnival Entries
Mark Evans
JAC Coach
Phil Klein
Team Manager
Nigel Hughes
Officials Coordinator
Nicole Warn
Cudgen Classic Coordinator Gavin Smith
IRB Coordinators
Dom Charilaou, Ian Curnow
Publicity Officers
Hayley Bell, Ben Lee
Gear Stewards
Matt Eddy, Ben Lee, Paul Allen
Attendance & Carnival Recorders V. Fairweather, D. French
Canteen Coordinator
Mary Hughes
The 2017/2018 season wrapped up a very busy and successful season
with just under 300 nippers.
Managing these large numbers continues to be a logistical challenge
and I would like to thank all of the volunteers that make
Cudgen Nippers safe and fun.
The weather was kind to us with no activities days cancelled and
with the exception of the Lennox Heads carnival being relocated to
the lake, carnivals also went to plan.
The nipper experience presents many opportunities, one of which is
the chance to participate in competitions around the region and we
encourage all nippers to participate and support the club while
making new friends. At Cudgen we are also firm believers that
Nippers is about fun, education and participation, so this year we re
-introduced activity days for carnival days making nippers available
to everyone. Thanks to all those that were able to assist and in
particular a few that “stayed back” while their own children were
competing. All involved would agree that it was encouraging to see
the enthusiasm from the children and parents.
The competition season kicked off early with good participation
from our members at the QLD Endurance and Lennox Enduro
events along with the Cudgen Classic. This year, with the inclusion
of shorter events and the sprint race, we attracted great numbers,
and in true Cudgen style the event was executed with perfection.
JAC 2017/18 Season Awards
Bulmer Special Encouragement Award - Ginger Allen
Directors Award - Edie & Rose Hampson
Club Person of the Year Award - Sven Loemker
Coaches Award - Lily O’Sullivan
Eddie & Joyce Buchanan Encouragement Award - Bede Curnow
AGE CHAMPIONS
Competition in this event space is increasing, and it is becoming harder
to attract numbers. This year we proved that Classic is a premier event
that has plenty of potential into the future.
Carnivals were well supported this year with some outstanding results.
Cudgen taking out overall points at all FNC carnivals, Branch and NSW
Country Championships.
We also sent a small team of 18 to State Titles with a solid performance
from all.
With careful budgeting and generous support we were able to purchase
new equipment and support our representative teams throughout
the season.
New equipment included new foamies and fiberglass boards to replace
the ageing fleet and gear trolleys to assist with storage.
The season wouldn’t have been a success without the support of our
dedicated volunteers, from registration to presentation and everything
in-between. On behalf of the Junior Activities Committee I would like to
thank the age managers, assistants, coaches and water safety team.
They provide a fun environment for the development of our children,
safely guiding our children through the often challenging and difficult
conditions.
This season we had some help from some dedicated U15’s to assist the
age managers, it was great to see how the nippers engaged with them
and we look forward to working with you next season. Thanks Tamsin
Bell, Mia Taylor, Maddy Crawley, and Maddie Jones.
U6 - Shane Berryman
U7 - Alison Hedger, Daniel Seaton
U8 - Adam Poole
U9 - Carsten Loemker, Chrissy Arghyros
U10 - Marty Fairweather, Matt Cupitt
U11 - Darren French, Rachel Eddy
U12 - Adam Mills
U13 - Doug Warne
U14 - Dave Hampson
Thanks to the tireless JAC Executive for their assistance in making this
season a success.
Matt Eddy - Vice President, Julie French - Treasurer, Shannon Gray -
Secretary and Registrar.
Thanks for a great season, looking forward to a successful 2018/2019
season.
Gavin Smith
Girls 1st Girls 2nd Girls 3rd Boys 1st Boys 2nd Boys 3rd
U8s Isabella Arghyros Matilda Daniel Ruby Thomas Max Esgate Benson Nicol Jack Cupitt
U9s Elodie Campbell Matilda Mison Lachlan Arghyros Archie Loemker Jack Mison
U10s Isabella Tate Ava Arghyros Clare Harris Fletcher Burdekin Jules Loemker Edward Esgate
U11s Molly Eddy Claudia Arghyros Grace Eddy Martin Smith Harrison Gray Koa Lowien-Britt
U12s Kloe Mills Poppy Burdekin Holly Poole Sonny Cusack Zane Chisholm Nate Harris
U13s Sienna Lee Elizabeth Warne Lucy Fitzpatrick Cooper Tate Jett Jones Sven Loemker
U14s Lily O’Sullivan Imogen Evans Ginger Allen Stirling Crawford Eli Hughes Bede Curnow

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR WONDERFUL AGE MANAGERS
Firstly I would like to thank all the under 6’s girls and boys
for a wonderful nippers season, and their ongoing attendance
every Sunday Morning (rain-hail-shine)... It was a
pleasure to be the U6 age manager, and watch their confidence
and individual developments grow throughout the season.
We covered; beach and sun safety, team activities, fun games, and
developed our surf and beach skills, and just had FUN!!!!!
My highlights were watching the beach flags, relay races, surf ‘wade
race’, and the parent participation in the ‘tug-o-wars’ & beach games
with the boys and girls. It was great to see the grins on the faces of the
kids & laughter, when they regularly beat their parents in various
games. Not only was it the first year experience for our kids at nippers,
but also mine as an age manager and as a returning surf club member. I
had a wonderful time with all the U6’s every Sunday morning at nippers,
and I look forward to seeing them all again in the u7’s next season.
Thank you to all the parents for their involvement, and their encouragement
to all the kids throughout this season.
Shane Berryman
Well what a season our under 11 nippers have had,
we had about 25 nippers register and mostly we averaged
at least 18-20 for most of our nipper days. It was
our first year on fibre glass boards so a big step up
for most, but they all took on the challenge and had lots of fun.
This year we covered a few new techniques in Surf Life Saving, including
a tube rescue and a board rescue, the kids had some real
fun learning the basics of these very important skills.
At the carnivals this year we were able to compete in a couple of
different events, the board rescue and the Jr cameron. The board
rescue is a great event for teaching kids how to work together as a
team and encourages good communication skills. We had some
great results to with our swimming, sprints and flag events collecting
a silver in the swim team, gold in the flags and sprints and a
silver in the board at our country championships down at South
West Rocks.
I would like to thank all of our amazing kids and parents for all your
hard work this season, its a real joy to watch them all grow, learn
and build such great friendships along the way. We look forward to
seeing you all next season.
Darren & Rachel
Our 40+ registered U8's had a great season both at our
home beach and at the carnivals. We steadily averaged 30
nippers each week for our home beach activity days
and being our first eligible season to compete at carnivals, we
con- sistently had good numbers of competitors to these also.
The U8's had a lot of success at all the carnivals with plenty of medals
in both the team and individual events. A few of the carnival highlights
for the season were, Matilda Daniel reciting the award for the Far
North Coast U8 champion and getting 1st / 2nd places in both the girls
sprint and wade at the country championships.
Adam Poole
Another rewarding season for our U12 crew some of which
have been with me for 7 yrs since U6’s.
Many thanks to Mia Taylor who took on the role of assistant
Age Manager this season. Mia did a great job helping
on Sunday mornings, at carnivals and her assistance at our home
beach with some of the nippers that don’t attend carnivals was invaluable.
We look forward to Mia’s involvement with the group next season.
We started the season with some great results at the fastest man on
sand competition on Coolangatta beach, which saw our girls win gold
and our boys come home 5 th in the final. As we move into the U13’s it is
recognised that some of our kids have already decided that they would
prefer beach competition over water so next season we hope to focus a
bit more on beach training and the fastest man on sand series for those
that are more interested in sprints and flags.
We had some great results at our local carnivals throughout the season
but even more pleasing for me was the willingness of our group to field
multiple teams in all of the events is how well they all get on as a group
and support each other.
A good crew attended the Country champs and I look forward to getting
all of our group next season competing at the country championships on
our home beach and having a bit of fun.
Kloe was our sole representative at state and I hope to be able to convince
a few more to come down to Swansea Belmont next year for the
trip. We already have a group of girls training for R&R with the view to
having a crack at Country, State and Youth Aussie Champs in 2020 on
the Gold Coast.
The greatest pleasure as an Age Manager has been watching the group’s
confidence in the water grow over the years and this season the group’s
skill level took another leap forward.
Thank you to all of the JAC committee members, water safety volunteers,
officials and parents for continuing to assist with keeping our kids
in the sport and I look forward to seeing you all next season.
Adam Mills

SURF SPORTS
The club has had one of our most successful seasons in competition and all the hard work by our competitors
during the off season paid off with some fantastic results at all of the major carnivals.
We were well represented in the Interbranch and NSW Country Teams and claimed both the FNC junior and
senior carnival point score results once again.
After smashing the point score at the NSW Country Championships in the 2016-17 season the club rallied for
the 2018 event to dominate the championship pointscore again and we look forward to hosting the event for
the next two years at our home beach. We have had some early planning discussions with SLSNSW and will
ramp up planning in the coming months and are hopeful for some positive changes to the carnival format.
I congratulate all of our state and Aussie medallists who continue to inspire the next generation of young competitors.
The strong results of our Youth team at this year’s Aussie Champs demonstrates the depth and quality
of the competitors that we continue to produce. This group of U14 & U15 are our future super stars and they
produced some outstanding results during the season and really made the big clubs take notice. We look forward
to seeing the results from Next year’s Aussie Champs just up the road on the Gold Coast.
A special mention on the efforts of Lily O’Sullivan this season, who achieved something
that no other competitor from our club has achieved by winning the Triple
Crown at the Aussie Youth Championship in Perth taking out the U14 Swim, Board &
Iron. She has had an amazing season of results being undefeated in a surf race all
season and we look forward to watching her progress as she enters the senior ranks.
Anthea Warne was another successful
performer this season who after years
of hard work has finally been selected
in the Australian Youth team to compete in World Lifesaving Championships in Adelaide towards the
end of the year. Anthea continues to produce results at the highest level in a number of sports and
we have proudly watched her progress up through the ranks in the sky blue and white cap.
In the international arena Mette Klinkers won a bronze medal in the board race in the European
Lifesaving championships in Belgium as part of the Dutch Jnr National team.
Anthea, Chantal Luxton and Joey Warne were also rewarded for their hard work in the pool with selection
in pool rescue representative teams. Anthea and Joey were selected in respective NSW teams for the Interstate
Pool rescue championships in Adelaide, Chantal was selected as part of the NSW U18 NSW Pool
Rescue Development Team which toured NZ and both Anthea and Shantelle also toured South Africa as
part of the Australian Royal Life Saving team to compete in the Commonwealth Lifesaving Championships.
This years pool rescue season has just kicked off and we look forward to further success in the pool.
Our Board riders continued from last years success, medalling in all of the major carnivals. Congratulation
go to Kai Onley (2 nd U17 & 2 nd Open) and Sofie Boyd (1 st U17 & 2 nd Open) in the NSW Surf board riding competition; Sofie Boyd (2 nd Open), Kelly
O’Callaghan (2 nd U17) and Elise O’Callaghan (3 rd U17) in the QLD Surfboard riding; and Sofie Boyd (2 nd U17), Olissa Onley (1 st U14) and Lily O’Sullivan
(2 nd U14) in the Aussie Champs.
We extend our thanks to the coaching staff, led by Scott McCartney, Ken Small and Paul Smith who have invested
an enormous amount of time into preparing our competitors this season.
Thank you to Matt Bell and Denise Young who retired from the committee mid-season. Your early planning assistance
set the platform for a successful season.
Thanks also to our Surfsports Committee and all those members who volunteered their time as officials or IRB
drivers, crew and water safety, without your assistance our competitors cannot compete.
Special mention for Narelle Chaffer who dedicates an enormous amount of time sorting out carnival entries and
collating results as our Competition Officer and Kim Holdom who volunteered a lot of his time as a craft scrutineer,
club official and assisted with organising accommodation and transport of our craft across to Perth for the
Aussie Champs.
Yours in Surf Lifesaving
Adam Mills

SURF SPORTS TREASURER
The past season was a very busy one for the Surf Sports group. The resignation
of both the Surf Sports Director and Fund Raising Co-ordinator in
late 2017 had an impact on the members and greatly affected the group’s
ability to raise funds during the season.
Funds were raised through Sunday raffles at the club and at our supporters
The Kingscliff Hotel from mid September through to early December.
Thanks to several members taking up the challenge Sunday raffles recommenced
in February and were conducted through to 2 nd April. The total
amount raised for the season was $4,349.00.
The Old Boys Association once again assisted our competitors with donations
totalling $9,400.00. These funds were used to assist members with
costs associated with selection in the NSW Country Team, NSW Interstate
Team, NSW Youth Pathways Cup, involvement in the North Coast Academy
of Sport, training camps and participation in Surf Board Riding championships.
The Old Boys also provided financial assistance to those members travelling
to Perth for the Australian Youth & Open Championships.
High level financial assistance was also provided by the club. $4,000.00
was allocated to the club’s competitors who assisted with fund raising
including the club’s BBQ conducted at the Australian IRB Championships
in July 2017. Funds were allocated on hours worked at these events. The
club also provided $600.00 to cover coaching fees for beach competitors,
$350.00 to assist with the Branch Container levy and $6,000.00 toward
the costs of competitors travelling to the Australian Championships.
Donations were received from Hoppy’s Car Wash ($1,500.00) to assist
competitors going to Aussies, Bill Lynch donated $300.00 and Grilled Pty.
Ltd. $100.00.
Entries for the Cudgen Carnival in December from clubs outside the
branch raised $240.00 while costs totalled $531.44 (excluding Branch
equipment fees).
Entry fees were, once again, a major cost for members. The Competition
Levy of $120.00 was paid by 16 members this season. Those members
who had not paid the levy were responsible for their own entry costs.
Entry Fees were as Follows:
Australian Championships $1780.00
State Championships $1029.50
Country Championships $1955.20
During the season the Surf Sports group purchased a shipping container
to transport gear to Perth and to provide additional storage space for
craft. The Old Boys provided $3,500.00 to assist with the purchase. The
cost of transporting the container from Kingscliff to Scarborough and
return was covered by the club and amounted to $1286.54. Fitout costs
were $261.52. Space was also “hired” to branch clubs wishing to get their
gear to Perth at a cost of $200.00 per board. This raised $1,200.00.
Thanks to the Old Boys and the Club’s Board, through their generous
donations, Surf Sports will commence the new season with a positive
bank balance. Greater endeavour is required to raise the much needed
funds to ensure our competitors have the gear and coaching for them to
achieve their ambitions.
With no “off season” as our competitors continue to perform through the
year it is important that fund raising continues throughout the year and
we are well placed financially coming into the 2018/19 season.
SURF SPORTS SECRETARY
Meetings for the season were well attended with meetings taking
place on the 1 st Tuesday of the month where practical.
The notice boards both up and down stairs were maintained by
the Assistant Secretary, Keith Kennedy, with very current information
and upcoming events, minutes of meetings, and relevant
SLSNSW, SLSA Circulars. Surf guard was also well used as a medium
of dispersal of information as was the Club newsletter and the
Face book group
What a season completed! The results of last season are due to
largely to the efforts of Coach Scott McCartney and Assistant
Coaches Ken Small and Paul Smith and the backing of the Surf
Sports Committee.
The major sponsor was once again the Cudgen Old Boys and we
sincerely thank them for their contribution. The Cudgen Old Boys
purchased our container that we sent to Perth for the Australian
Titles as well as providing direct financial support to or athletes.
For the first time NSW Country was allowed to compete at the
Interstate in Adelaide, with Cudgen supplying the majority of the
team
My thanks go to Matt Bell during his time as Director, unfortunately
resigning early in the season, with Adam Mills chairing our
meetings and acting as interim Director, Paul Kenny for paying
the bills and Narelle Chaffer for submitting the carnival entries.
In conclusion it has been a big team effort to support our athletes
and officials and team management as well as our Branch Scrutineers/Cudgen
members Max Harris and Kim Holdom in ensuring
boards and skis were up to scratch.
Finally, we need to grow Surf Sports and manage the issues associated
with growth.
Kim Holdom
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS
Cudgen Headland Officials
at
Australian, NSW State and Branch level 2018
SLSA
National Officials Officer
SLSNSW
Life Members Committee
FNC Branch
Team Coach
Assist. Coach
Team Manager
Branch Scrutineer
Branch Gear Steward
Life Members Committee
Paul Kenny
Kim Holdom
Scott McCartney
Adam Mills, Paul Smith
Harry Klouzal
Kim Holdom
Charlie Buchanan
Keith Kennedy, Kim Holdom
Meritorious Awards Committee Keith Kennedy
Competition Committee
Branch Selectors
Kim Holdom
Harry Klouzal, Kim Holdom
Paul Kenny

COACH ‘S REPORT
The effort and consistency put in by the Cudgen Athletes day in day
out is great to see and has been evident in their results. As it’s great to
see the results continue each year it wouldn’t work without the continued
support and coaching from Ken Small and Paul Smith, so
thankyou for all your time and effort you have put in.
Results & Representative Teams
The season started with Athletes representing Cudgen at the
Coolangatta Gold. Angus finished 4th in the short course
Gold and our two teams both did extremely well.
Cudgen had a large number of competitors represent the Far
North Coast Interbranch Team where we again took out the
Country Shield.
During January athletes from Cudgen represent the NSW Country
Team for the first time ever at the Interstate Titles
Anthea Warne represented NSW at the State Team competition
where she performed extremely well. The NSW team went
on the win the competition.
Lilly O’Sullivan was selected and represented NSW at the first
ever Pathways Cup (Youth Interstate). Lilly raced extremely
well and contributed to the NSW Youth team winning the
title.
Country Titles.
Country Champion again (Two Years Running now) Cudgen
turned up to South West Rocks ready to retain the title.
Great results across the board and with country titles coming
back to Kingscliff next year I’m sure there will be even
better results.
State Titles.
A tricky shore break at Swansea this year made for some
mixed results. Both Youth and Senior competitors performed
to the best of their ability which transferred over
into many finals and medals.
Australian Titles.
Athletes travelled to Perth this year to represent Cudgen at
the Australian Titles. Again, a really strong showing by the
Youth team got the ball rolling for Cudgen bringing home a
bag of medals. The Senior Team followed suit by making
plenty of finals and grabbing some medals along the way.
Huge thanks to the club for arranging the equipment and
container to get to Perth as well as the support team in
Perth.
Ocean 6.
The ocean 6 series is becoming the main competition format
for the sport and this year we had a good number of athletes
represent Cudgen at these competitions. Special shout
out to Luke Chaffer who made a Nutri Grain ironman final.
Hopefully we can get a big team next year representing
Cudgen at these competitions.
On behalf of the athletes I would like to
say thankyou to the water safety crews,
officials, age managers, parents that
helped out and the Old Boys for their
support. We couldn’t have done all the
above without your help.
Also a special thanks to Narelle Chaffer
who has done an amazing job (put in a
lot of ther own time) this season to help
us achieve our goals.
Thanks,
Scott McCartney
BEACH CAPTAIN
Our “Beachies” kicked off their season with some fantastic results
in the QLD Fastest man on sand series and followed up with some
solid performances at all of the branch carnivals.
We welcomed the
Crawford’s into the club
this session who quickly
established themselves
within the club, adopted
the sky blue and
white cap and represented
the club at all
major carnivals.
Rory Mathews, Tom Vickery, Stirling Crawford and Imogen Evans
were selected in the FNC Interbranch Team for beach competition
events and Claudia Crawford was rewarded for last years
efforts by being selected in the NSW Country Interstate Team,
anchoring the winning female beach relay team, which was exciting
to watch.
We were well represented
in all of the
beach events at the
Country championships
and our water competitors
rose to the challenge
to help with our
domination of the
pointscore.
A special mention on the efforts of Stirling Crawford in establishing
himself as one of the best U14 competitors in the country
after finishing with two bronze medals at both the NSW state and
Aussie Youth Championships in the sprint and flags events.
A big thank you to Belinda Pye for injecting some enthusiasm into
the beach events.
We look forward to more success on the beach next season.
Adam Mills
OFFICIAL’S MANAGER
Cudgen Officials assisted our club competitors, and competitors
from other clubs, at a wide range of carnivals all around Australia
this season. We successfully ran the Cudgen Classic and Cudgen
Carnivals, sent a strong team of officials to the Country
Championships, and provided a range of officials for NSW State
Senior, Junior and Masters Championships. We provided a
strong contingent at FNC Junior and Senior Carnivals, the FNC
Pool Competition and assisted at a range of Point Danger
Branch carnivals.
Harry Klouzal performed admirably as a starter in the Oceans 6
series, held in NSW, QLD and Victoria. Jenny Kenny, Paul Kenny,
Carol Smith and Harry Klouzal officiated at the Australian Interstates
in Adelaide and the Australian Championships in Perth.
Harry, Carol and Paul were great representatives of our club at
three major carnivals, Country, Interstates and Aussies, showing
great dedication to our club and it’s competitors.
Officiating at Carnivals can be challenging but we know that all
those who put their hands up do so, do it to assist our competitors,
and indeed all competitors, to have the fairest and best
possible competition so that all their hard work in training can
hopefully be rewarded. We also have the best possible view in
the house! If you want to help our club out by officiating next
season please let Harry, Jenny or Paul know and we will steer
you in the right direction!
Jenny Kenny

COMPETITION OFFICER
The 2017-18 proved to be a highly successful one for Surf Sports, with
our members competing at carnivals locally and travelling further afield
to take part in special event carnivals, as well as the big three – Aussies,
State and Country. Added to the Surf Sports calendar this year was the
opportunity for our Senior members to compete at the elite level participating
in the Oceans 6 Series.
Events entered included
Aussies (Scarborough, Western Australia)
NSW State (Swansea-Belmont)
Queensland State
FNC Carnivals
Country (South West Rocks)
FMOS 2
Hugo Smyth
Coffs Craft
Coolangatta Gold
Cudgen Carnival
Cudgen Classic
Oceans 38 – Tugun, Bilinga, Kirra
Board Riding NSW and QLD State
Lennox Head Enduro
Queensland Endurance
Oceans 6 – Coolum, Queenscliff, Woolongong, North Cronulla
Manly/Freshwater Carnival
Once again our younger squad members demonstrated their enthusiasm
with an extremely successful season, particularly for our U14 members
who had the opportunity to compete at a senior level along side
the U15s. Our U17 and U19 competitors, continue to amaze us all by
their endless supply of energy and taking the opportunity to not only
compete within their own age group, but to step up to make up teams
and to compete individually in the U19 and Open divisions.
Congratulations goes to the following members, who competed in all
the “Triple Crown Events” namely, NSW Country, NSW State and the
Aussie Titles.
Ginger Allen Chloe Jones Olissa Onley
Sofie Boyd Josh Jones Lily O’Sullivan
Luke Chaffer Angus MacPhail Hayley Smith
Claudia Crawford Scott McCartney Anthea Warne
Stirling Crawford Kai Onley Joseph Warne
Once again Cudgen Headland was well represented in the successful
FNC Interbranch Team.
U12: Kloe Mills
U13: Elizabeth Warne,
U14: Lily O'Sullivan, Ginger Allen, Imogen Evans, Eli Hughes, Stirling
Crawford
U15: Madeline Crawley, Joseph Warne
Youth: Anthea Warne, Hayley Smith, Paige Leishman, Joshua Jones,
Tom Swift, Tom Vickery
Open: Shaylla Young, Mette Klinkers, Chloe Jones, Luke Chaffer (Capt),
Jayden Mandall, Rory Mathews
Management: Harry Klouzal, Scott McCartney, Alison Leaver, Adam
Mills, Carol Smith, Paul Smith
Congratulations goes to Anthea Warne for not only making the NSW
State Team which competed in Moana, South Australia in the Interstate
Championships, but also being included in the Australian Youth Team to
compete at World Rescue in November.
This season also saw the NSW Country Team compete at the Interstate
Championships for the first time.
Team Members included: Luke Chaffer, Claudia Crawford, Joshua Jones,
Angus MacPhail, Jayden Mandall, Hayley Smith, Sarah Wilson
Management: Coach-Scott McCartney, Assistance Coast-Jarrad Cain
I would like to thank Matt Bell, Adam Mills, Paul Kenny and Kim
Holdom for their assistance throughout the season and
acknowledge the support and financial assistance of our generous
Team Cudgen donors along with the Old Boys. Their support in
getting to carnivals, team building and provision of the distinctive
blue and white representative clothing is great appreciated. Our
competitors are extremely thankful and where the uniform with
pride.
Thanks also to our wonderful IRB crews, First aid teams and officials
who enable our competitors to get onto the beach and into the
water which is greatly appreciated. A huge thank you also goes to
Scott McCartney, Ken Small and Paul Smith who continue to provide
valuable coaching advice and training to our members.
Narelle Chaffer
POOL RESCUE MANAGER
The 2017 Surf Lifesaving Pool Rescue season commenced with NSW
SLS state championships held in Ryde in July 2017. Siblings Anthea
and Joey Warne attended with Anthea competing in both U17 and
Open events, securing 5 gold and 3 silver medals. Joey Warne (U14)
won gold in the 100m manikin tow, silver in the manikin carry
and two bronze medals in the 200m obstacle and 50m fins races.
Anthea & Joey were both subsequently selected in the SLSNSW State
team for the SLSA Pool Rescue Championships in Adelaide, SA (4-6
Aug 2017).
Chantal Luxton (U17) was selected into the SLSNSW U18 Pool Rescue
Development Team and Anthea Warne (U17) was selected into the
Australian Youth Lifesaving Team competing at the 2017 NZ SLS pool
lifesaving championships.
Australian Barras Anthea Warne and Chantal Luxton were part of a
successful Australian Development team to attend the Commonwealth
Festival of Lifesaving in Durban, South Africa with both girls
representing their country with determination and pride, winning
medals in championship and non-championship events and participating
in a workshop for improving competitive lifesaving skills.
The 2018 pool rescue season looks exciting as we head towards Rescue
2018, the ILSF WORLD LIFESAVING CHAMPIONSHIPS with Anthea
Warne selected into the National Youth Team based on her versatility
as both a surf and pool athlete.
Nicole Warne

REPRESENTATIVE & SPECIAL HONOURS 2017-18
FNC Interbranch Team
U12 – Kloe Mills
U13 – Elizabeth Warne
U14 – Lily O’Sullivan, Olissa Onley, Imogen Evans, Eli Hughes, Stirling Crawford
U15 – Madeline Crawley, Joseph Warne
Youth – Anthea Warne, Page Leishman, Hayley Smith, Joshua Jones, om Swift, Tom Vickery
Open –Shayla Young, Mette Klinkers, Chloe Jones, Luke Chaffer, Jayden Mandall, Rory Mathews
Team Management – Harry Klouzal, Scott McCartney, Adam Mills, Alison Leaver, Carol & Paul Smith
Mid North Coast Interbranch Team – Sofie Boyd (Drafted)
SLSNSW Interstate
Selection Squad
Anthea Warne
Luke Chaffer
Josh Jones
SLSNSW Interstate
Youth Team
Anthea Warne
SLSNSW Interstate Country
Team
Luke Chaffer
Claudia Crawford
Josh Jones
Angus MacPhail
Jayden Mandall
Hayley Smith
Sarah Wilson
SLSNSW Youth Pathways Cup team
Lily O’Sullivan
NSW U18 Pool Rescue Development Team
Chantal Luxton
2018 RLSSA Barra Squads
U19 Silver Barras – Anthea Warne
U16 Jnr Barras – Sophie Watson
NSW Interstate Pool Rescue Team
Joey Warne
Anthea Warne
2017 Australian Royal Life Saving Commonwealth Development Team
Chantal Luxton
Anthea Warne
2017 Australian Youth Lifesaving Pool Rescue Team
Anthea Warne

Carnival Results 2017/18 Surf Sports Season
1st
Australian Open Titles
Scarborough, Western Australia
U19 Rescue Tube
Rescue
Australian Youth Titles
Scarborugh, Western Australia
1st U14 Female Surf Race Lily O’Sullivan
U14 Female Board Race
Sofie Boyd, Chloe Jones, Hayley
Smith, Anthea Warne
2nd U17 Belt Anthea Warne
Harry Klouzal (Reel)
Luke Chaffer, Scott McCartney,
Angus MacPhail (Linesman)
U17 Surf Boardriding Sofie Boyd
4th U17 Board Rescue Hayley Smith, Anthea Warne
5th Open Board Relay Luke Chaffer, Angus MacPhail,
Scott McCartney
Lily O’Sullivan
NSW State Titles – Seniors
Swansea Belmont
1st Open Board Rescue Luke Chaffer, Scott McCartney
U15 2km Beach Run
Olissa Onley
2nd U19 Board Rescue Rory Matthews, Kai Onley
U17 Board Race
Josh Jones
3rd U17 Board Rescue Hayley Smith, Anthea Warne
U17 Ski Relay
Mette Klinkers, Paige Leishman, Anthea
Warne
4th U19 Board Relay Bailey Copeland, Rory Matthews,
Kai Onley
5th U17 Board Race Hayley Smith
5th U17 Surf Team Mette Klinkers, Paige Leishman,
5th U15 Surf Race Joseph Warne
6th U19 Ironman Kai Onley
6th U17 Ironman Josh Jones
Hayley Smith, Anthea Warne
6th U17 Surf Race Anthea Warne
U14 Female Ironwoman
U14 2km Beach Run
U14 Female Boardriding
Lily O’Sullivan
Olissa Onley
Olissa Onley
6th Open Board Relay Luke Chaffer, Angus MacPhail,
Scott McCartney
6th U17 Board Relay Joshua Jones, Rory MacPhail, Liam
Worling
2nd U14 Female Boardriding Lily O’Sullivan
3rd U14 Female Board Race Olissa Onley
NSW State Age Titles – JUNIORS
Swansea Belmont
1st U14 Ironwoman Lily O’Sullivan
U14 Male Beach Sprints
Stirling Crawford
U14 Surf Race
Lily O’Sullivan
U14 Male Beach Flags
Stirling Crawford
U14 Board Race
Lily O’Sullivan
6th U15 Male Board Race Joseph Warne
U14 Board Rescue
Lily O’Sullivan, Olissa Onley
2017/18 NSW/Qld State Boardriding
1st NSW U17 Sofie Boyd
2nd NSW Open
Sofie Boyd
U14 Board Relay Lily O’Sullivan, Olissa Onley,
Ginger Allen
2nd U14 Board Race Olissa Onley
2klm Beach Run Olissa Onley
NSW Open
NSW U17
QLD Open
QLD U17
Kai Onley
Kai Onley
Sofie Boyd
Kelly O’Callaghan
3rd U14 Beach Sprint Stirling Crawford
4th U14 Beach Flags Stirling Crawford
5th U14 Surf Teams Lily O’Sullivan, Olissa Onley,
Ginger Allen, Imogen Evans
3rd QLD U17 Elise O’Callaghan
6th U13 Beach Flags Sienna Lee

2018 Stramit Country Championships - South West Rocks
U15, U17, U19 and Open Results
1st
Open Male Surf
Luke Chaffer
U17 Beach Flags
Hayley Smith
Open Ironman
Luke Chaffer
U17 Surf Race
Anthea Warne
Open Male Board
Luke Chaffer, Scott McCart-
U17 Ironwoman
U17 Board Rescue
Anthea Warne
Hayley Smith, Sophie Watson
Open Male Taplin
Luke Chaffer, Joshua Jones,
U17 Female Taplin
Mette Klinkers, Hayley Smith,
Anthea Warne
Open Male Ski
Luke Chaffer
U17 Ski
Anthea Warne
Open Male Ski Relay Luke Chaffer, Joshua Jones,
U17 Ski Relay
Mette Klinkers, Paige Leishman,
Anthea Warne
Open Male Board
Luke Chaffer
U17 Board Race
Anthea Warne
Open Male Board
Bailey Copeland, Josh Jones,
U17 Board Relay
Elise O’Callaghan, Hayley Smith,
Anthea Warne
Open Female Taplin Sofie Boyd, Paige Leishman,
Open Female Ski Chloe Jones, Paige Leishman,
Open Female Board Chloe Jones, Hayley Smith
U17 Board Riding
U17 Beach Sprint
U17 Mixed Surf
Teams
Kelly O’Callaghan
Claudia Crawford
Jorden Elabbasi, Paige Leishman,
Hayley Smith, Anthea
Open Board Riding
Kelly O’Callaghan
U15 Ironman
U15 Board Rescue
Joseph Warne
Brodie Copeland, Joseph Warne
Open Surf Teams
U19 Surf Race
Luke Chaffer, Jorden Elabbasi,
Angus MacPhail, Scott
McCartney
Kai Onley
U15 Beach Relay
U15 Surf Race
Brodie Copeland, Elijah Hughes,
Stifling Crawford, Joseph
Warne
Lily OSullivan
U19 Ironman
Kai Onley
U15 Board Race
Olissa Onley
U19 Board Rescue
Rory Matthews, Kai Onley
U15 Board Relay
Ginger Allen, Lily OSullivan,
U19 Taplin
Cody Bell, Bailey Copeland,
2nd
Olissa Onley
Open Board Rescue Josh Jones , Rory Matthews
U19 Board
Kai Onley
Open Board Race
Angus MacPhail
U19 Board Relay
Bailey Copeland, Tom Swift,
Tom Vickery
Open Male Board
Relay
Luke Chaffer, Kai Onley, Tom
Swift
U19 Board Rescue
Hayley Smith, Sophie Watson
Open Surf Race
Anthea Warne
U19 Female Taplin
Mette Klinkers, Hayley Smith,
Anthea Warne
Open Ironwoman
Anthea Warne
U19 Mixed Surf
Cody Bell, Bailey Copeland,
Open Ski
Anthea Warne
Open Board Race
Paige Leishman
U17 Ironman
Josh Jones
Open Board Riding
Sofie Boyd
U17 Board Rescue
Josh Jones, Tom Swift
Open Sprint
Claudia Crawford
U17 Board Race
Josh Jones
Open Flags
Hayley Smith

2018 Stramit Country Championships - South West Rocks
U15, U17, U19 and Open Results (Continued)
2nd
U19 Surf Race
U19 Board Rescue
U19 Ski
U19 Male Ski Relay
U19 Board
U19 Surf Race
Bailey Copeland
Cody Bell, Bailey Copeland
Kai Onley
Cody Bell, Bailey Copeland, Kai
Onley
Cody Bell
Chloe Jones
3rd
Open Male Board
Relay
Open Beach Relay
Open Board Rescue
Open Female Taplin
Jorden Elabbasi, Rory Matthews,
Scott McCartney
Luke Chaffer, Angus Mac-
Phail, Rory Matthews, Scott
McCartney
Hayley Smith, Sophie Watson
Chloe Jones, Elise O’Callaghan,
Hayley Smith
U17 Taplin
U7 Ski Relay
U17 Board Relay
U17 Beach Relay
U17 Ironwoman
U17 Board Rescue
U17 Taplin
U17 Ski
Jorden Elabbasi, Josh Jones,
Tom Swift
Jorden Elabbasi, Josh Jones,
Liam Worling
Josh Jones, Rory MacPhail, Tom
Swift
Jorden Elabbasi, Josh Jones,
Tom Vickery, Liam Worling
Hayley Smith
Paige Leishman, Anthea Warne
Sofie Boyd, Paige Leishman,
Chantal Luxton
Paige Leishman
Open Board
Open Ironwoman
U19 Board Relay
U19 Ironwoman
U19 Female Taplin
U19 Female Board
U17 Board Rescue
U17 Male Board Relay
Sofie Boyd
Paige Leishman
Cody Bell, Rory Matthews,
Kai Onley
Chloe Jones
Chloe Jones, Paige Leishman,
Chantal Luxton
Chloe Jones
Jorden Elabbasi, Liam
Jorden Elabbasi, Liam
U17 Ski Relay
U17 Board Race
U17 Board Relay
U17 Beach Relay
U15 Beach Flags
U15 Rescue Tube
U15 Male Cameron
3rd Open Board Rescue
Open Male Taplin
Open Male Board
Race
Chantal Luxton, Elise O’Callaghan,
Sophie Watson
Hayley Smith
Sofie Boyd, Mette Klinkers,
Paige Leishman
Claudia Crawford, Paige Leishman,
Chantal Luxton, Hayley
Smith
Stirling Crawford
Joseph Warne
Brodie Copeland, Stirling Crawford,
Elijah Hughes, Joseph
Warne
Bailey Copeland, Kai Onley
Cody Bell, Bailey Copeland, Kai
Onley
Joshua Jones
U17 Female Surf Race Chantal Luxton
U17 Ironwoman
U17 Board Riding
U17 Beach Sprint
U15 Surf Race
U15 2km Beach Run
Paige Leishman
Sofie Boyd
Hayley Smith
Joseph Warne
Brodie Copeland
U15 Male Board Relay Brodie Copeland, Elijah
U15 Beach Sprint
U15 Ironwoman
U15 Board Rescue
U15 Cameron Relay
Stirling Crawford
Olissa Onley
Madeline Crawley,
Tamsin Bell, Madeline Crawley,
Maddison Jones, Mia
Taylor
U15 Mixed Surf Team Madeline Crawley, Brodie
Copeland, Joseph Warne,
Tamsin Bell

2018 Stramit Country Championships (Continued)
Masters Results
1st 50-59 Beach Sprint Adam Mills
50-59 Beach Flags Adam Mills
50-59 2km Beach Run Adam Mills
60 + Beach Sprint Susan Eke
60 + Beach Flags Jan Gielis
2nd 60 + Beach Flags Susan Eke
3rd 40-49 2km Beach Run Suzanne Hawkins
40-49 Rescue Tube Suzanne Hawkins
50-59 Surf Race Joanne Colja
50-59 Beach Flags Joanne Colja
2nd 50-59 2km Beach Run
Joanne Colja
60 + Surf Race Susan Eke
60 + Rescue Tube Jan Gielis
60 + Board Race Jan Gielis
Oceans 6 Round 1 -Queenscliff
8th Open Board Scott McCartney
Oceans 6 Round 2 - Coolum
1st Open Male Board Relay Luke Chaffer, Angus MacPhail,
Scott McCartney
3rd U17 Ironman Josh Jones
4th Open Board Scott McCartney
6th Open Board Luke Chaffer
6th Open Board Relay Jarrad Cain, Jayden Mandall,
Ty McCartney
Oceans 6 Round 3 - North Woolongong
1st U17 Board Josh Jones
6th Open Board Relay Luke Chaffer, Angus MacPhail,
Scott McCartney
Oceans 6 Round 6 - North Cronulla
2nd U17 Board Race Joshua Jones
3rd U17 Ironwoman Anthea Warne
5th U17 Female Ski Anthea Warne
5th Open Male Board Race Angus MacPhail
5th
OVERALL FIRST
NATIONAL MENS BOARD
Scott McCartney
6th U17 Surf race Anthea Warne
60 + 1 km Beach Ru n Susan Eke
60 + 1 km Beach Ru n David Field
2nd U17 Iron
U17 Ski
2017 Oceans 38 Round 1
1st U17 Board Race Anthea Warne
2nd U17 Ironwoman
U17 Surf Race
2017 Oceans 38 Round 2
Fastest Man on Sand - Round 2
Coolangatta
1st U11 Beach Sprint Evie Clarkson
U12 Beach Relay P. Burdekin, K. Mills, L.
Mostert, H. Poole
2nd U11 Female Beach Relay C. Arghyros, E. Clarkson, M.
Eddy, G. Eddy
U14 Beach Flags
2017 QLD Endurance
1st U15 2 km Surf Swim Joseph Warne
2nd U14 2 km Surf Swim Lily O’Sullivan
U14 4 km Board Paddle
Anthea Warne
Anthea Warne
3rd U15 Surf Race Joseph Warne
Anthea Warne
Anthea Warne
3rd U15 Surf Race Lily O’Sullivan
Lily O’Sullivan
6th U13 500m Surf Race Elizabeth Warne
Stirling Crawford
Finalist
Open Female Surf Race Anthea Warne
Nutrigrain Ironman
Finalist - Luke Chaffer
U14 Beach Flags
Stirling Crawford
Coolangatta Gold 2017
2nd U19 Long Course Teams Anthea Warne, Elise O’Callaghan,
Chantal Luxton, Sofie Boyd
2018 FNC Championships
3rd
Open Short Course
Teams
Jayden Mandall, Liam MacPhail
Not conducted due to poor surf conditions.
4th Open Short Course Angus MacPhail

2018 Stramit Country Championships (Continued)
Junior Results
1st U8 Female Wade Isabella Arghyros
U8 Beach Sprint
U8 Mixed Wade Relay
Isabella Arghyros
Isabella Arghyros, Matilda Daniel, Max
Esgate, Benson Nicol
2nd U11 Mixed Beach Relay
U13 Male Beach Flags
U13 Female Surf Race
Evie Clarkson, Grace Eddy, Harriosn Gray,
Martin Smith
Rupert Fahy
Elizabeth Warne
U8 Mixed Beach Relay
U9 Female Surf Race
Isabella Arghyros, Matilda Daniel, Max
Esgate, Benson Nicol
Kaimana Lowien-Britt
U13 Female Beach Sprint Sienna Lee
U13 Mixed Beach Relay
Oliva Copeland, Rupert Fay, Lucy Fitzpatrck,
Sienna Lee
U9 Mixed Surf Teams
U10 Board Race
U10 Mixed Board Relay
U11 Beach Sprint
U11 Beach Flags
U14 Beach Flags
U14 Surf Race
U14 Ironwoman
U14 Board Race
U14 Board Riding
U14 Mixed Board Relay
Lachlan Arghyros, Charlie George, Fray
Hutchinson, Archie Loemker
Ava Arghyros
Ava Arghyros, Fletcher Burdekin, Jules
Loemker
Evie Clarkson
Evie Clarkson
Elijah Hughes
Lily O’Sullivan
Lily O’Sullivan
Lily O’Sullivan
Lily O’Sullivan
Elijah Hughes, Lily O’Sullivan, Olissa Onley
U13-14 Cameron Relay Stirling Crawford, Imogen Evans, Elijah
Hughes, Lily O’Sullivan
All Age Beach Relay
2nd U8 Female Wade Matilda Daniel
U8 Beach Sprint
Evie Clarkson, Stirling Crawford, Charles
Elliot, Max Esgate, Rupert Fahy, Archie
Loemker, Isabella Tate
Matilda Daniel
U14 Male Sprint
U 14 Male Beach Flags
U14 Mixed Surf Teams
Stirling Crawford
Stirling Crawford
Ginger Allen, Imogen Evans, Lily O’Sullivan,
Olissa Onley
U13-14 Board Rescue Elijah Hughes, Lily O’Sullivan
U14 Ironwoman
U14 Female Beach Flags
U14 Mixed Beach Relay
Olissa Onley
Lily O’Sullivan
3rd U 8 Female Beach Flags Charli Mills
U9 Male Beach Flags
U10 Female Surf Race
U10 Female Beach Flags
U10 Mixed Surf Teams
Stirling Crawford, Imogen Evans, Elijah
Hughes, Lily O’Sullivan
Lachlan Arghyros
Isabella Tate
Clare Harris
Ava Arghyros, Fletcher Burdekin, Edward
Esgate, Isabella Tate
U8-U10 Mixed Buchanan Lachlan Arghyros, Isabella Arghyros,
Matilda Daniel, Max Esgate, Edward
Esgate, Benson Nicol
U11 Female Board Race
Grace Eddy
U8 Beach Flags
Isabella Arghyros
U13 Female Beach Flags
Lucy Fitzpatrick
U10 Male Board Race
Jules Loemker
U10 Female Board Race Isabella Tate
U11 Mixed Surf Team
Molly Eddy, Harrison Gray, Koa Lowien-
Britt, Martin Smith
U14 Male Board Race
U14 Female Surf Race
U14 Female Boardriding
Elijah Hughes
Olissa Onley
Ginger Allen

Cudgen Carnival
26th November2017
1st Open Male Surf Luke Chaffer
Open Male Board Rory Matthews
Open Female Board Elise O’Callaghan
Open Ironwoman Chloe Jones
Open Female Board Elise O’Callaghan, Sofie Boyd,
Open Taplin Relay Chloe Jones, Elise O’Callaghan,
Shaylla Young
2nd Open Male Board Relay,
Board Rescue
U19 Male Surf
U19 Female Surf
U19 Surf Teams
U17 Female Surf,
Board
U17 Ironwoman
Cudgen Team B
Rory Matthews
Shaylla Young
Team I
Mette Klinkers
Sofie Boyd
Open Male Board
Relay, Surf Team,
Cudgen Team A
U17 Female Sprint,
Flags
Claudia Crawford
Board Rescue
U19 Male Surf
Bailey Copeland
U17 Board Rescue
Rory MacPhail, Jorden Elabbasi
U19 Female Surf
Chloe Jones
U15 Female Surf
Lily O’Sullivan
U19 Board Rescue
Chloe Jones, Shaylla Young
U15 Board Rescue
Tamsin Bell, Maddy Crawley
U19 Surf Teams
U17 Male Surf,
Team Z
Josh Jones
U15 Cameron, Beach
Relay
Cudgen A
Board
50+ Male Surf Russell Zahn
U17 Female Surf,
Paige Leishman
3rd
Open Female Board
Chloe Jones
U17 Ironman
Jorden Elabbasi
U19 Surf Teams
Team G
U17 Board Rescue
Tom Swift, Josh Jones
U17 Male Surf, Sprint Jorden Elabbasi
U17 Female Surf
Elise O’Callaghan
U17 Board Rescue
Sofie Boyd, Elise O’Callaghan
U17 Male Board
Rory MacPhail
U15 Female Board,
Ironwoman, Sprints,
Flags
Lily O’Sullivan
U17 Female Board
U17 Ironman
Sofie Boyd
Liam Worling
U15 Male Sprints
Stirling Crawford
U17 Ironwoman
Mette Klinkers
U15 Surf Teams
Cudgen A
U15 Surf Race
U15 Male Board
Ginger Allen
Elijah Hughes
U15 Board Rescue
Ginger Allen, Lily O’Sullivan
U15 Female Board,
Maddy Crawley
2nd
Open Male Surf,
Bailey Copeland
U15 Ironwoman
Maddy Jones
Open Female Board
Sofie Boyd
U15 Male Flags
Elijah Hughes
Open Female Sprint, Claudia Crawford
U15 Cameron, Beach
Cudgen B
Open Female Board Chloe Jones, Mette Klinkers,
U15 Board Relay
O’Sullivan, Elijah Hughes,

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 6TH MAY 2018
U15 Female – 1 st Lily O’Sullivan , 2 nd Olissa Onley, 3rd Mia Taylor
U15 Male – 1 st Joseph Warne, 2 nd Stirling Crawford
U17 Female – 1 st Hayley Smith, 2 nd Sofie Boyd, 3 rd Claudia Crawford
U17 Male – 1 st Josh Jones, 2 nd Rory MacPhail
U19 Female – 1 st Chloe Jones
U19 Male – 1 st Kai Onley, 2 nd Liam MacPhail, 3 rd Cody Bell
Open Male – 1 st Scott McCartney, 2nd Luke Chaffer
Open Female - 1st Anthea Warne, 2nd Paige Leishman
Master Female – 1 st Heike Capper, 2 nd Jan Gielis
Master Male – 1 st Russell Zahn
• 60 m sprint Dash for cash – Rory Matthews
• Female swim Dash for cash – Lily O’Sullivan
• Male swim Dash for cash – Josh Jones
• Female board Dash for cash – Lily O’Sullivan
• Male Board Dash for cash – Josh Jones
• David Hughes Memorial Ski Champion - Scott McCartney
CUDGEN CLASSIC OCTOBER - 2017
IRONPERSON
1ST U17 Anthea Warne
2ND U14 Lily O’Sullivan
3RD U14 Olissa Onley
U15 Joey Warne
SWIM
1ST U14 Lily O’Sullivan
U15 Joey Warne
2ND U17 Anthea Warne
BOARD
1ST U14 Lily O’Sullivan
2ND U10 Fletcher Burdekin
U17 Anthea Warne
3RD U12 Poppy Burdekin
U14 Olissa Onley
U17 Rory MacPhail
SPRINT
1ST U10 Isabella Tate
U11 Evie Clarkson
U12 Poppy Burdekin
U13 Tahlia Evans
U14 Stirling Crawford
U17 Claudia Crawford
2ND U13 Sienna Lee
U14 Elijah Hughes
U15 Rose Hampson
3RD U10 William Rogers
U12 Sonny Cusack
U13 Cooper Tate

MEDIA ARTICLES - SLSNSW
Far North Coast Lifesavers
Reinforce Class at Country
Champs - February 2018
The strength of surf sports across the Far North Coast was
reinforced by a number of stunning performances at the 2018
Envirobank NSW Country Championships held at South West
Rocks last weekend.
Four clubs - Cudgen Headland, Byron Bay, Lennox Head, and
Yamba, all finished inside the coveted top ten in the overall
standings with Ballina (12 th ) and Brunswick (17 th ) also enjoying
successful campaigns.
From the opening day Cudgen Headland dominated the competition
to record an outstanding 1048 points, well clear of second
placed Sawtell, and with the competition moving to their home
beach next season, it would be a br
Some of their key performances were in the surf with the Open
Ironman being taken out by Luke Chaffer, the U19s by Kai Onley,
Josh Jones won the U17s, and the U15 Ironman champion was
Joseph Warne. ave bookie to back against them in 2019.
In the Ironwoman, Anthea Warne won the U17 event, then
backed up to get second in the Open event. The U14 race was
won by Lily O’Sullivan. Anthea Warne also delivered a trifecta in
the water with firsts in the U17 Board, Swim and Ski races. Luke
Chaffer did the same in the Open Male Board, Swim and Ski.
Board Rescue was also dominated by the Champion club as they
won the Open, U19, U17 and U15 male events.
The medals continued to flow in the team events especially in
the Taplin Relays with results including wins in the Open Male
and Female, U19 Male and Female, and U17 Female events.
Not to be outdone by their water counterparts, success continued
on the beach track with Cudgen teams taking out the U8,
U15 and the prestigious All Age Relays. End excerpt….
Northern Nippers bring home
State Medals - 7 March 2018
Fresh from successfully defending its Country Championship
title last month, competitors from Cudgen Headland SLSC flew
the flag for Northern NSW at the 2018 NSW Age Surf Life Saving
Championships at Blacksmiths Beach, Lake Macquarie last
weekend.
The competitors from Kingscliff beach finished 14 th overall and
left Swansea Belmont with 9 medals in their possession.
Rising star Lily O’Sullivan capped off her Nippers career with a
sensational performance that netted her individual gold medals
in the U14 Board Race, Ironwoman, and Surf Race events before
adding further wins in the Board Relay and Board Rescue events
alongside teammate Olissa Onley.
Onley added two silvers to her haul when she finished second in
the U14 Board Race and 2km Beach Run. The young sprinter
completed the club’s medal haul claiming two bronze medals in
the U14 Beach Flag and Sprint events.
End excerpt...
Strong start to State Champs for Northern
Lifesavers - 15th March 2018
Surf Lifesavers from across Northern NSW
have closed the books on a successful campaign
at the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships
as they more than matched it with
their rivals at Blacksmiths Beach.
After watching their younger counterparts last
week, the Under15, 17,19 and Open athletes
were keen to get their races underway during a
big three-days of competition.
Cudgen Headland SLSC was the best performing
Far North Coast club finishing inside the top 20
and with 6 medals to their credit. They were led
by Olissa Onley who stormed home to win gold
in the U15 2km Beach Run, and long-time
friends and training partners Scott McCartney
and Luke Chaffer who teamed up to win the
Open Board Rescue.
Rory Matthews and Kai Onley finished in second
spot in the U19 Board Rescue, and Joshua Jones
took silver in the U17 Board.
Rounding off the medals for the reigning Country
Champions was a bronze finish for the U17 Ski
Relay team (Mette Klinkers, Paige Leishman, and
Anthea Warne), and third place on the podium to
the U17 Female Board Rescue duo of Anthea
Warne and Hayley Smith.
End excerpt...
Bright start for NSW Youth
at Aussies - 16th April 2018
They’re almost 4000km away on the other side of the continent, but the
tyranny of travel only inspired the next generation of NSW Surf Sport
stars, with some terrific performances highlighting the opening weekend
of the Australian Championships.
A healthy contingent of the state’s top U14 and 15 competitors make the
long trek west to Scarborough Beach just outside Perth for the 2018 Australian
Youth Surf Life Saving Championships, and it was a trip to remember for
some of our brightest teenaged stars.
A stellar season continued to get better
for Cudgen Headland’s Lily O’Sullivan as
she claimed three Australian medals on
her first attempt at a national level.
After dominating at NSW Country and
State Level this summer O’Sullivan
stepped up to win the U14 Ironwoman,
Board Race, and Swim events.
It was a performance that didn’t surprise
Cudgen Headland coach Scott
McCartney who mentors a highly talented
group of water athletes at the
Kingscliff based club.
“I was delighted to see Lily’s results and
it’s absolutely fantastic to see that all of
her huge efforts while training have
been rewarded,” said McCartney.
“Lily treats every session like an Aussie final so when she gets on the start
line it’s nothing new for her. She wants to beat anyone and is always striving
to improve and is always focused on how she can perform at her best,” he
said.
End excerpt….

MEDIA ARTICLES - SLSNSW cont’d
On The Warne Path -
September 2017
While many of the
state’s surf sport stars
were taking advantage
of a rare off-season to
recharge ahead of another
busy summer campaign,
Cudgen’s Anthea
Warne wasn’t one of
them.
The talented and athletic
teenager has been
splitting her time in the
pool, canoeing, and numerous
other sporting
pursuits to an extremely
high level through the
dreary months of winter.
Anthea who a finalist in
the Young Athlete of the Year category at last month’s NSW
Awards of Excellence has enjoyed a very successful Pool Rescue
Season.
At the NSW Championships she won the Open Female 200
Metres Obstacle Race in addition to the five medals (including
four gold) in her own U17 Age Group.
Like many of her peers on the Far North Coast she thrives on
challenging herself against the Queenslanders and took advantage
of the much shorter travel time to secure six medals
including a haul of five gold at their State Championships.
The medal haul continued in Adelaide at the National Titles
where she added to impressive medal haul with six medals
(one gold, three silver, and two bronze) in another mature
display.
Her performances caught the eyes of the national selection
panel and earlier in September she was named in the Australian
Youth Lifesaving Team to travel to New Zealand for their
Pool Rescue Championships later this year.
The air route across the Tasman is becoming as familiar to her
as the Pacific Highway with this upcoming visit being her third
tour to the Land of the Long White Cloud in a little more than
a year.
Anthea is one of just two New South Wales athletes, and the
lone female competitor to be picked in the squad which has
been selected with an eye on the World Life Saving Championships
to be staged in South Australian in 2018.
Her passport has also been getting a work out in recent
months as she gains more experience in international competition.
She was selected to represent Australia at the Commonwealth
Lifesaving Championships in Durban where she picked up 4
gold medals in championship events, and two bronzes in nonchampionship
events.
Her canoeing career is also going from strength to strength
and earlier this month she was in the Czech Republic with the
Australian Olympic Hopefuls team as co-captain. These
achievements are all the more impressive given that she only
took up the sport a little more than a year ago.
Anthea Warne is a young athlete on the rise and her passion
and appetite for success is something she clearly has in
spades.
The sky is the limit for this young surf lifesaver. End article
Tweed Daily News - 8th Feb 2018
Cudgen SLSC claims Country
Championships
Surf Lifesaving: More than 400 points were between Cudgen Headland SLSC
and its closest rival when they claimed the NSW Surf Life Saving Envirobank
Country Championships over the weekend.
Sawtell SLSC proved unable to take the title from the 2017 champions, despite
a strong effort. Byron Bay claimed third place in the event, which was
hosted at South West Rocks SLSC for the third and final year.
Cudgen enjoyed strong Iron and Taplin races while Luke Chaffer claimed the
Open Ironman, U19 went to Kai Onley, U17 Ironman was Josh Jones and
U15 Ironman was Joseph Warne.
In the Ironwoman, Anthea Warne won the U17 event before placing second
in the open event. Lily O'Sullivan claimed the U14s race.
Cudgen Headland SLSC president Adam Mills said the club - which will host
the event next year - had benefited from strong commitment and great
coaching.
"We've got some good programs at the moment and we've been able to
offer extra opportunities which has meant we've been able to hold onto our
competitors, rather than lose them to the Queensland clubs,” Mills said.
"Our head coach Scott McCartney is fantastic, the kids love training with him
and they're happy to come to training.”
Mills said they were looking forward to being able to host the championships
for the first time since 2003 next year.
"We're really excited and it's a great opportunity for some of our kids who
haven't been to the Country Champs before,” he said.
Close to 40 clubs from as far south at Tathra took to the water for the event
this year.
South West Rocks SLSC president Rod McDonagh, said he was extremely
proud of his team's efforts over recent years.
"It's a huge amount of work that our volunteers put in to make the event a
success,” McDonagh said.
"For a small country club, I reckon we punch well above our weight in
putting on surf sports events of this size.
"I can't thank them enough for their time and effort.”
The top 10 point-scoring teams were Cudgen Headland SLSC at 1048 points,
Sawtell at 619, Byron Bay at 494, Warilla Barrack Point at 349, Lennox Head
- Alstonville at 348, Mollymook at 299, Port Macquarie at 263, Yamba at
209, Coffs Harbour at 186 and Tacking Point at 185. - end article

PATROL SEASON 2017-18 ( incl Water Safety Hrs ) & COMPETITION HRS 2017 –18
PATROL COMP
Adams Luke 12 0
Alcorn Sean 49 15.25
Allen Ginger 24 8.5
Allen Paul 8 0
Andersen Janthea 32.5 15.5
Arghyros Alexander 11.5 5
Bailey Caroline 12.75 12.75
Banbury Ty 20.75 7
Barr Brett 38.5 19.5
Bell Cody 24.5 10
Bell Matthew 49 11
Bell Tamsin 34 11
Bennett Paul 29 11
Bennetts Ryleigh 17 3.25
Berryman Shane 15 10.5
Boyd Christine 5 8
Boyd Sofie 20.5 8
Boyd Warren 23.5 29.25
Britt Nicholas 69.25 23.75
Burdekin Paul 45.75 0
Cain Gary 23.5 9
Capper Heike 29 20.5
Capper Paul 29 20.5
Carter Chris 22.5 12.5
Carter Sally 29.25 16.25
Chaffer Luke 15.5 11.25
Charilaou Amber 24.75 14.75
Charilaou Dominique 28.5 14.5
Charilaou Yasmin 23.75 14.75
Chisholm Cory 15.5 15.5
Colja Joanne 47.25 23.25
Connor Bradley 38 15.5
Cooper Matthew 13.5 7
Cooper Toby 8.5 6
Copeland Bailey 26.75 10.25
Copeland Brodie 36.5 10
Copping Warren 21.25 8
Craig Jack 28 7.5
Cranston Leah 22.5 11.75
Crawford Claudia 10 2.75
Crawford Stirling 34.5 9.5
Crawley Brigitte 36.5 17
Crawley Madeline 41 12.5
Crawley Michael 33 10
Curnow Bede 70.02 28.52
Curnow Freyja 27.25 12.75
Curnow Ian 46.5 22.25
Curnow Jennifer 81.25 37.5
Curtis Adam 25.5 15.5
Curtis Donna 30 15.5
Curtis Lachlan 4 0
Curtis Shamus 26 12
Cutts Hannah 22.5 11.25
Daniel Jane 3.5 0
Doherty Brad 19 11.5
Doherty Brayden 24.5 14.5
du Toit Thomas 10.5 10.5
Eddy Matthew 71.25 38.75
Eddy Rachel 4
Eke Susan 41 15
Evans Imogen 36 18
Evans Mark 29.5 11
Fairweather Martin 7.5
Fewtrell Douglas 36.25 22
Field David 4 4
Forde Nick 26 16
Freeman Sandra 20.5 11.5
PATROL COMP
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French Lily 28.25 17.5
George Stephen 44 17
Gielis Janice 30 15.5
Gielis Merridy 17.5 8
Gielis Thomas 34.25 18.25
Gray Shannon 4 4
Greasley Conor 47 14.5
Greenlaw Lorne 3.5 0
Griffin Mardi 29.75 14
Gyory Luke 12 0
Hampson David 20 9
Hampson Edie 25 9
Hampson Louis 11.5 4.5
Hampson Rose 25 9
Hampson William 2.5 0
Hancock Marty 29 15.75
Harbison John 39.5 22
Hawkins Suzanne 36.5 14.25
Hayes Catherine 8 0
Hayes Dakota 8 0
Hayes Greg 8 0
Haynes Mark 30 13
Haynes Rianna 10 0
Hedger Alison 3 0
Hughes Elijah 27 6
Hughes Nigel 59.5 18.5
Hutchinson Jacqueline 4.5 4.5
Hutchinson Luke 12.5 4.5
Illingworth Andrew 19 6.5
Jackson Joanna 21 13.5
Jackson Nina 4.5 4.5
James Benjamin 21.75 12.75
Jones Brent 50.5 22.5
Jones Chloe 29.5 10
Jones Darren 26 16.5
Jones Joshua 33.75 21.25
Jones Kylie 48.5 22.5
Jones Maddison 46.5 18
Jorgensen Danni 16.75
Kenny Jennifer 3.25 3.25
Kenny Michael 28.5 14
Klein Phillip 4 0
Komatsu Naoyuki 20.5 16
Lee Ben 8.75 0
Lewis Brian 10 5.5
Limbourn Andrew 10.5 2.5
Little Claire 10.5 2.5
Lloyd David 3.25 0
Loemker Carsten 5 0
Love William 30.75 18.5
Luxton Chantal 26 14
MacPhail Angus 32 17.25
MacPhail Liam 3 0
MacPhail Majella 21.5 7.5
MacPhail Rory 19.25 6.25
MacPhail Stephen 21 11
Macs Gaida 22.25 11.5
Malone Brennan 27 17
Mandall Jayden 27.5 0
Marshall Carl 26 12
Mason Brooke 53.75 26
Matthews Rory 31.75 14
McCartney Scott 20 14
McCartney Ty 25.75 18
McGuren Kent 3 0
McKecknie Glenda 16.5 13.25
PATROL COMP
Mclean Thomas 26.75 13.75
McNiven Craig 27.5 14.5
Millhouse Asha 4 4
Mills Adam 3 0
Mills Andrew 35 13
Mison Brook 3 0
Nesteroff Lina 13.5 0
Newton-Thompson Sean 9.5 9.5
O'Brien Michael 25.5 11
O'Callaghan Chris 21.5 7.5
O'Callaghan Elise 19.5 8
O'Callaghan Kelly 21.5 8
ONeill Stuart 63.25 33.75
O'Neill Daniel 3.25
O'Neill John 37.25 18.25
O'Neill Lydia 22.5 11
Onley Kai 4 4
Onley Olissa 3 3
O'Sullivan Lily 34.25 15
Pearson Jason 39.5 17.75
Pfitzner Dennis 21 16.5
Phillips Leya 3.5 2
Piccini Brendan 28.75 18.75
Piccini-Lulham Paul 53.75 19.75
Piccini-Lulham Peter 3.5 3.5
Pidcock Linda 19 8
Pollett Jake 14 0
Poole Adam 34 13
Prichard Simon 3 0
Pye Belinda 4.5 0
Quinn Joshua 6 3
Regan Tim 35 17.5
Ritchie Jordin 4.5 4.5
Robinson Rachael 29 18.5
Rogers Grant 55.5 24.5
Rope David 5 5
Rose Darrell 23.75 13.25
Roseverne Victor 18 6
Rush Jason 27.25 7.25
Russell Mandy 31.5 17.75
Seary Leanne 26 12
Seaton Daniel 3 0
Sharp Stephen 48 29
Shipway Omar 4.25 4.25
Smeal Maria 26 11.75
Smith Amie 22 12.5
Smith Carol 3 0
Smith Gavin 79 43
Smith Hayley 51 20.75
Smith Kaitlin 43 20.75
Smith Paul 55 24.75
Smith Sally 57.75 33.25
Stodart Katharine 25.5 11.5
Stone Adam 36.25 23.75
Stone Emily 28.75 20.25
Sutton Peter 33.75 16
Swift Greg 24.5 12
Swift Katherine 10.5 0
Swift Thomas 12 3
Taylor Lelde 27.75 23.25
Taylor Mia 34.5 14.25
Tesch Trevor 52.5 28.5
Tetlow Brett 4.5 4.5
Torrance Alex 62 22.5
Travaglia Tao 11.25 8.25
Turney Amanda 18.5 6.5
Tyack Alkira 24.5 10

PATROL SEASON 2017-18 Cont’d
PATROL COMP
Tyack Wesley 2 2
van der Waal Chris 48.75 18.25
van der Waal Rebecca 17.5 11.25
Vickery Scott 25 11
Vickery Thomas 27 8
Warne Anthea 18.75 9.25
Warne Douglas 8 3
Warne Joseph 21.25 12.75
Warne Lewis 32.5 3.5
Waters Jennifer 32.5 18
Watson Sophie 21.5 0
Weder Frederic 11.5 4.5
Wilson Liam 11.5 3.5
Wilson Peter 30.25 23
Wilson Sarah 15.75 0
Wiseman Geordie 20.5 16
Wood Gregory 46 19
Young Shaylla 19.25 0
Young Susan 26 4.25
Zahn Russell 23 8.5

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Publishers Note:
Thank you to everyone
who provided reports,
pictures etc for this
years annual. Special
thanks to Sandra Palmer
for the membership
pages and Narelle
Chaffer for the competition
results - a huge job.
Hope you enjoy my
16th Annual Report
publication. Thanks Inky
Lyndel Small

2018 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE - CUDGEN HEADLAND SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB
Thank you to Gail Woodbury, Tristam Evison, Leya Phillips and others for photography throughout this report