DECEMBER 2013
Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club Newsletter
WELCOME TO THE DECEMBER EDITION
Busy, busy, busy will be the theme for this month. Stretching the credit card to its limit
and competing in the open category of combat Christmas shopping. Joy to the world.
Please don’t forget that the Gear shop has a great range of items for sale that removes
yourself from the above to situations. Drop in, have a browse and walk away content
and uninjured with your purchase.
The City beach carnival for the seniors was a ripper. The surf conditions provided a
challenge for every aquatic competitor. Little Uppy was out in the rubber duck for so
long I received a call from immigration regarding his whereabouts. Volunteering is an
intrinsic quality and that day he took one for the club….well done Alex.
Being December this means that to all the new members we are half way through
the season. I hope your transition into the rather damp world of surf lifesaving has
been positive. Some of the new members will be up for assessment this weekend
to become lifesavers in their own right. This will be a fantastic achievement when
you consider their previous individual journey. The club will have some Christmas
activities for the kids, usually the ‘fatman’ will arrive on the beach on a December
Sunday morning…stay tuned. The New Year’s celebration will be on the 31st of
December so book that in. The theme for the night will be favourite movie stars…it
will promise to be a great evening so to the new
members come along and impress the crowd
with your costume.
GYM AND TOILET
CLOSURE NOTICE
Due to painting of toilets
and gym facilities along
with sandblasting of
mural, these facilties will
have limited access and
in some cases unusable
during the week Monday
9 December throught to
Friday 13 December.
We apologise for the
inconvenience and trust
you will be considerate
during the week.
Missing – Malibu patrol. The patrol captain Mark
Hills has officially listed his patrol as missing.
This patrol, once the sunshine amongst the
backdrop of try hards has diminished to about
6 dependable individuals. Please come home
your captain is missing you. Next patrol 15th
December 2-5pm
So, in this politically compromised world, is it
Merry Christmas or happy holidays? What ever
the message, its about casting your view a little
wider and accepting the fact that this is a time
for people to enjoy each others company, share a
meal, have a drink and to receive at least one gift
that will never be used but cherished.
Take care.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
Are they bells that I can hear? Yes it’s nearly that time of the
year already. Christmas is just around the corner and I am
sure that you are feeling the same as me asking “Where has
the year gone?”.
It has been a very busy year and none more than over the
last few weeks when on one weekend we ran the Club
“Mullaconda” event on the Saturday, the Wave Warriors
event and a Re-qual on the Sunday. What makes this easier
is the number of people who volunteer to help out and
assist with the events. It is great that we have volunteers
who help out to make these events so good for all who
participate, unfortunately, it seems to me that it is mostly
the same people that I see again and again. We are a
voluntary organisation and we rely on our members to
help out for all events. When a request for helpers goes
out it would be great to see more of our newer members
involved as it is an excellent way to get to meet others
within the Club and it helps us so much.
Speaking of the Wave Warriors event, this was a new format
carnival for Juniors and if you were are part of it, I’m sure
you will agree with me that this was a really enjoyable
event. It brings a fresh approach to carnivals and all who
attended had a fantastic time. The event organisers were
really impressed with our Club as the hosts and our ability
to provide water safety, officials and a work party that
were so professional. They have indicated that we will see
them back next year at our Club and we would certainly be
happy to have them again.
It is getting busy again with competition, with a number
of Carnivals recently being run. Last week we had Senior
Carnival and then this week will be a Junior Carnival. We
have had some excellent results already and I am sure we
will have many more to come. Carnivals, however, are not
just for our top competitors. I have always felt that carnivals
should encompass all those who want to be involved in
Surf Sports, so if you are hesitating about competing,
just get involved and be a part of it as it is more about
challenging yourself rather than winning.
Speaking of challenging yourself, once again, we will
be running our Ted Scott marathon on Sunday 22nd
December. This is one of our traditional Club events and
again it is about being involved. The event was created by
one of our Life members Ted Scott to challenge lifesavers
to demonstrate their endurance skills with swimming and
running from one end of the beach to the other. It is about
participation and is open to Seniors and Juniors alike.
Seniors and U/14’s with an SRC will be able to complete the
open event and we want as many people to be involved as
possible. If you are not able to complete the event on your
own, form a team of 2, 3, 4 or more to be a part of it. We
also hope to see a visit from the big man in Red for all of
the little and big kids at the Club.
Our lifesaving area has been very busy, again with Patrols
extending to full days as of last weekend. It has been a
great start to the season with some very busy days and
DECEMBER 2013
CARLO TENAGLIA
it certainly feels that the beach is getting busier than
previous years. It is great to see so many people on the
beach patrolling for the community. I would also like to
thank our Manager of Life Saving Andrew Manning and
his team with the Abalone Patrols who last week were
involved in 4 rescues in difficult conditions. Without their
presence, I’m sure we could have seen fatalities on those
beaches. Sadly we are also putting at risk our members in
these difficult conditions to rescue people who are clearly
unable to cope with the waves and swells. Also thanks
to Mark Hills who has
initiated a new campaign
of posters and leaflets
ABALONE FISHING SAFETY
which are now present
BE A.W.A.R.E.
at the Abalone Patrols.
He has developed, in
conjunction with the City
of Joondalup (COJ) and
other organisations, a
Assess the conditions – look first fish later.
multi-language message A If in doubt don’t go out.
W Waves – Always face the oncoming waves.
to Abalone fishermen
making them A.W.A.R.E
A Always fish with a friend.
of the potential dangers
R Remember to wear the correct clothing and footwear.
and what to do if they
Escape – what’s your plan if you get washed in? Stay calm,
E raise your hand, your friends will call 000 for assistance.
need help. This is a great
ALWAYS – ASK A LIFEGUARD
initiative and will also
FOR SAFETY ADVICE
hopefully save lives, well
done Mark.
Est. 1961
The Board and Management Team have been very busy
working on a number of initiatives to support our new
Strategic Plan. We have almost completed the fit-out of
the Ground floor Competition and Lifesaving equipment
areas. Those who are using these areas, will agree access
to all equipment is much easier for all activities. We are
also currently working with the COJ to get the roller doors
fixed/replaced.
A proposal has also been submitted to the COJ to make
minor changes to the Gym entrance and space near the
kiosk and we are waiting for approval before scheduling
that work. In the meantime we will be repainting the Club
change rooms and the Gym. Some notices will come out
when they are unavailable.
Recently, the Executive Management team and
some Managers have worked on a proposal for the
refurbishment of the 1st Floor. The proposal provides for
some options to refurbish all of the areas on the first floor
including the Lounge, Hall, Bar and Office areas, to provide
better use of these areas for members and the community
and opportunities for additional income to the Club in
line with our Strategic Plan. The Board has accepted the
proposal in principle and we will now be looking at more
detailed costings and exploring potential funding sources.
More details will be available shortly.
Meanwhile, the Board and GM’s have continued with
planning around activities to achieve the outcomes of
the Strategic Plan. We are currently presenting the plan
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From the President – Carlo Tenaglia continued...
to our major stakeholders and the response has been
overwhelming support. This engagement will hopefully
support us for our future endeavours. So the Board and
GM’s have been working like the proverbial “Ducks Feet” at
the moment. If you don’t know what that means, grab me
on the beach and I will be happy to explain.
the Club. At present it will be proof of concept until we
are able to deploy a full system. More information will be
available on our Website shortly and throughout the Club.
So it continues to be a very busy time for the Club, and
I look forward to taking a very short breather during
the Christmas and New Year break. So on behalf of the
Board and Management team, we wish you a very merry
Christmas break and Happy New Year. Stay safe at the
beach and whilst enjoying your festivities as we look
forward to the busy part of the Season.
Recently you may have noticed, the Club has been involved
in some shark mitigation activity. The Club has been
working with our local member the Hon. Albert Jacob MLA,
the office of The Minister for Fisheries and the Department
of Fisheries to improve the detection of tagged sharks at
See you on the Beach.
Mullaloo Beach. As a result, last Thursday, the Department
Carlo Tenaglia
of Fisheries, moved 2 tagged shark receivers with Satellite
President
communications to 600m in front of the club and 400m
north and 400m south. This will improve detection in front
of the Club and notification
via twitter with a 2 minute or
greater delay. On the same
day, work that Mullaloo
SLSC has been involved in,
culminated in the deployment
of it’s own receiver 200m in
front of the Club. This receiver
(orange buoy) will also detect
tagged sharks, however, it
will communicate in real time
directly to our tower. We will be
doing some initial range testing
with Curtin University and the
development of command and
control systems to support the
detection of sharks. This system
will be world first technology
Mullaloo SLSC deploys it’s own receiver to develop systems for detecting tagged sharks and immediately notifying beach users. Thanks to
and it is a great initiative from
RPS MetOcean, Whitfords Sea Rescue and the guys at Mullaloo SLSC.
POSITION VACANT
A volunteer is required to oversee the IT
systems of the club. Suited to members with
a broad knowledge and understanding of
IT. This is a new role with responsibilities
encompassing recommendations to the
executive General Mangers on hardware and
software purchases and overseeing their
implementation. This will be an interesting
position as the Club looks towards IT to assist
with expected future growth.
The role will initially be reporting to the GM of
support services. Email your interest/resume
to [email protected] or
arrange a chat with Guy Edwards the General
Manager of Support Services.
CAGE OPEN HOURS
(Club gear shop)
Friday
5.30pm to 6.30pm
Sunday
8.30am to 9.15am and
10.45am to 11.30am
BAR OPENING TIMES:
Friday’s: From 6pm – meals available .
Sunday’s: From 5pm – BYO nibbles and
watch the sun go down over the Indian
Ocean at one of the best views in town!
Check out the Facilities report for more info.
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EDUCATION
Phew – the first proficiency day is behind us. What a
massive effort and what a great turn out! Thanks to
the Trainers and Assessors who keep coming back to
assist and the all-important administration support
team led by Craig Bull on that first weekend in
November. It is greatly appreciated that, when we are
down on numbers, people step up and lend a hand –
Thanks Craig!
• Bronze 3 is also under way – with assessment
towards the end of January.
The statistics for proficiencies completed to date are
as follows:
There are several members who have stepped
forward this year and made the commitment to
join the elite ranks of the Mullaloo Trainers. They are
busily working through both the paper jungle and
the practical challenges of delivery. Simon Gidley has
delivered on two courses and is about to take the
lead on another – well done. Watch this space to find
out who else is stepping up!
• Surf Rescue Certificate = 29
MEMBER ACHIEVEMENT
• Bronze Medallion = 115
Some of you will be aware – many may not, but…
Barbara Carter, a long-standing member and Life
Member of the club has recently been recognised
for her long-standing commitment to health
practitioner education by being awarded the
Educator of the Year at the recent Nursing Awards.
Barb has been involved in the education of both
nurses and doctors in her speciality area of neonatal
emergency care, with a particular focus on neonatal
resuscitation. She travels to hospitals and health
care services across Western Australia to provide up
skilling and in-service to doctors and nurses alike. A
• Advanced Resuscitation Techniques = 11
• Spinal Management = 35
• IRB Crew = 14 (in August); 18 (on 2/11/13);
Total – 32 to date
• IRB Driver = 5 (in August); 8 (on 2/11/13);
Total – 13 to date
There is a new challenge for the IRB Driver group
this year – each person must hold a Recreational
Skipper’s Ticket or other department of Transport
approved qualification before their IRB Driver
proficiency can be renewed. This means that, after
31 December 2013, any IRB Driver who does not
meet this requirement will not be able to drive the
IRB, anywhere. This is an important part of service
delivery and also ensures the club is not exposed
to a potential insurance claim if unlicensed drivers
operate the IRB.
major contributing factor in this prestigious award was
Barb’s 20 years of commitment to education in surf life
saving. A big CONGRATULATIONS Barbara – well deserved!
Anne-Marie Widermanski
Barbara Carter
Training courses in a nutshell…
• Bronze 1 was cancelled due to low numbers.
• Bronze 2 is well under way with final assessment
due just before Christmas – what a motivation!
• SRC 1 has been run and successfully completed.
• Adult SRC has been run and successfully
completed, despite lower numbers this year.
• SRC 2 is in progress, hopefully with assessment
before Christmas.
NEWSLETTER CONTRIBUTIONS!
If you have something you would like included in the club newsletter, please email the office at
[email protected]
We love hearing about what our members are up to and we love photos!!
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LIFESAVING
ANDREW MANNING, MANAGER LIFESAVING SERVICES .
Visitors to Mullaloo Beach will have seen that the patrol season is well under way,
with the red and yellow flags on display, and our reborn Patrol Trailer resplendent
in its new livery and glides across the sand thanks to new bearings, tyres and rims.
Thank you to long-time club member Kevin Fettes and the Car Factory for the
refurbishment. Thanks also to another long-time, and recently returned club member
in Gary McCormick for the bright new vinyl cladding – the patrol trailer stands out as
a beacon of safety! It marks up eight years of service this season.
DECEMBER 2013
VOLUNTEERS
REQUIRED
WATER SAFETY & IRB
DRIVERS/IRB CREW &
FIRST AID members
To enable our club to compete at
the various Surf Sports carnivals
for the season, various rosters of
water safety and first aid must
be manned. If you are able to
assist with any of the below
please email your interest to the
respective contacts.
JUNIOR CARNIVALS
Junior Carnival 2 – Sunday
19 January 2014 @ Leighton
(Freo)
11am – 4 x water safety
11am – 1 x IRB Driver/IRB crew
Country Carnival – Sunday 26
January 2014 @ Denmark
9am – 4 x water safety
9am – 1 x IRB Driver/IRB crew
11am – 2 x First Aid members
The first Abalone Patrol is safely behind us and, due to conditions that were calmer
than usual, it was incident free. A big thanks to the first of this season’s abalone
teams, under the leadership of Steve Dargie. Thanks to all who have indicated their
interest in this extension to our lifesaving service delivery. A new initiative has been
the development of multilingual signage that was posted at the main accesses to the
local abalone hot spots. Whilst it is too early to judge their effectiveness – the signs
certainly provide relevant information to a different group of beach users.
A reminder - please wear your patrol uniform with great pride when on patrol and
don’t downgrade its worth by wearing the uniform in other situations. The beach is
our workplace and our uniform distinguishes us from the crowd. Remember – you
worked hard to wear the red and yellow!
The first SRC group have already swung into action - wearing their uniforms
and providing service. That commitment to the training, especially in those cold,
seaweedy waters that we know and love early in the season.
Thanks to all the beach setup crew and mid week training water safety, your work is
appreciated. Remember – many hands make light work, and while pack-up is not as
much fun – it still has to be done. Just step up and offer your services – every person’s
contribution is valued.
Finally – we must ensure that we take care of our equipment. This includes making
sure it is used correctly, then cleaned
and packed away properly after use.
Remember to Tag any damaged
equipment and report it to the
appropriate person – if you don’t know
who, just ask any of the senior club
members who should be able to point
you in the right direction.
Junior Metro Qualifier –
Sunday 16 February 2014 @
Secret Harbour
11am – 4 x water safety
11am – 1 x IRB Driver/IRB crew
CONTACT: DAWN JONES
[email protected]
SENIOR CARNIVALS
Premiership Rnd 2 – Sunday 12
January 2014 @ Trigg
12pm – 1 x water safety
12pm – 1 x IRB Driver/IRB crew
Country Carnival – Sunday 26
January 2014 @ Denmark
See above in juniors – sharing
the responsibilities
Premiership Rnd 3 – Sunday 9
February 2014 @ Scarboro
8.30–11.30am – 2 x First Aid
members
CONTACT: SANDY CLARKE
[email protected]
Andrew and Anne-Marie Widermanski
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JUNIOR ACTIVITIES
We have been blessed with such an amazing run of good
weather and conditions for our Junior Club days. It took
until the first day of summer to throw in big waves, an early
breeze and sea weed! I have really enjoyed seeing so many
Nippers engaged in so many different activities run by
our fantastic team of AGM’s and Assistants check out the
photographic evidence!
DAWN JONES, MANAGER JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
WAVE WARRIORS
For November highlights it’s hard to beat the Wave Warriors
Carnival and Ironman Nipper Clinic. It was a privilege to
host the Wave Warriors Carnival and have other clubs
coming up to our beach to share in the experience. The first
of it’s kind in WA. Ironman Zane Holmes and his team of
coordinators, backed up with a great support from our club
members setting up, officiating and doing water safety
put on a slick carnival running all age groups and events
in the one arena. The commentary was particularly good
from Ty Dowker, throwing in coaching tips and bringing in
expert race tactical advice from Nutrigrain Ironmen Tanyn
Lyndon and Mitchell Miller. The ‘catching the drink bottles’
and ‘dancing’ comps just added to the atmosphere and
everyone, it seemed went home happy. Happy with just
being part of it, or happy to go home with a medal or two
presented by Tanyn and Mitch.
Photo: Tenaglia
Photo: Dawn Jones
Photo: Dawn Jones
We have just about all of our U14’s qualified with their
SRC and it’s been great to see them proudly patrolling the
beach.
DECEMBER 2013
Photo: Tenaglia
Photo: Dawn Jones
Chiara Brotzu-Chessa
Photo: Dawn Jones
KELLOGG’S NUTRIGRAIN IRONMAN/WOMAN
JUNIOR CLINIC
Tanyn came back to our beach for the Nipper Clinic, an
awesome replacement for Ali Day (who sadly had to pull
out of the series so didn’t make it to WA). Amy Nurthen
and Matt Poole made up the trio of athletes who coached
80 Nippers (plus a few of our Youth members) in a 2 hour
session. The kids were split into three groups and had
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Junior Development – Dawn Jones continued...
Amy Nurthen
Photo: Amanda Knight
Photo: Amanda Knight
Matt Poole
Photo: Amanda Knight
Tanyn Lyndon
beach and water time with each of the athletes, finishing
up with a mega signing and photo session. Having spent
time with these Ironmen/Women I can’t get over how lucky
we are to have chosen a sport for our children with such
down to earth easy going and fantastic role models.
For December we have the first SLSWA Carnival at Sorrento
– 8 December to look forward to, a Movie Night (Friday
13th), the Ted Scott Marathon – 22 December and ( if you
are good) a visit from the man in a red suit!
Dawn Jones
(In the Club Hall)
Est. 1961
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SURF SPORTS
SANDY CLARKE, GENERAL MANAGER SURF SPORTS
COMPETITIONS/EVENT WRAP UPS...
Please note, the following events are SENIOR competitions
(u15+), Junior competitions are reported within the Junior
Development Manager’s write up.
Ironman Series Round 3 – Scarboro
3rd overall with 88 points. City of Perth and Trigg storming
ahead with 214 and 172 respectively.
Winners of various disciplines got free entry to the senior
premiership series events for the season. This prize went
to the following: Josh Clarke – u19 sprints and flags,
Jack Retty – u19 board and surf races, Brett Gould – u19
Ironman and Wes Gould – u17 surf race.
Photo: Sandy Clarke
On Sunday 20 October, Scarboro put on some top surf
to challenge our competitors. Brett Gould, u19s and Wes
Gould u17s handled the conditions brilliantly, coming first
in both rounds of the ironman event.
Photo: Russell Gould
Josh Clarke
Sam Wood
Brett Gould
Our club was host to this carnival on Sunday 27 October
– much more palatable conditions then the previous
event held at our club. A quick and well attended carnival.
Thank you to clubbies for helping set up, officiate, provide
water safety and pack up. Great performances from Jack
Retty (u19 surf race), Nic de Bomford (u17 surf race) and
Eric Fortmann (u17 board race) who all came 1st in both
rounds.
Photo: Sandy Clarke
Board and Swim Series Round 2 – Mullaloo
Ben Jones
Board and Swim Series Round 3 – Trigg
Photo: Sandy Clarke
In mild conditions on Sunday 10 November, Trigg hosted
this event. Well done Jack Retty (u19) for coming first in
both rounds of surf race and board race. Wes Gould and
Nic de Bomford split 1st and 2nd between them in the two
rounds of the u17 surf race. Recently qualified SRC, Callan
Smith came first in both rounds of his u14 surf race.
Beach Series Rounds 2 and 3
Round 2 at Scarboro on 20 October and Round 3 at
Sorrento on 3 November saw Josh Clarke (u19) win sprints
in round 2 and 3, then the 2km run and flags in round 3.
Amanda Odina (u15) won the sprints in round 3. With the
only other Mullaloo competitor being Grace Wilkinson, it is
time other beachies tested themselves in competition.
Pre-season Gala Final – Scarboro
The Pre-season Gala Final on Sunday 17 November was
the culmination of the pre-season series events. Having
completed at least two of the series events, 15 Mullaloo
competitors were qualified to compete. Mullaloo finished
Special mention goes to those Mullaloo competitors
who attended as many of the series events as they could
enter: Tayla Tenaglia (opens), Laura Edmunds (opens), Ben
Jones (u17), Callum Knight (u15), Paige Wood (u15), Caitlin
Anthony (u15) and Kara Elliott (u15). This group performed
well over the season.
Navy Surf Boat Series Round 1 – Secret Harbour
On Sunday 17 November six Mullaloo crews enjoyed a one
and half metre wave. Our defending State Champion open
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Surf Sports – Sandy Clarke, General Manager Surf Sports continued...
mens crew, the Barracudas came 2nd in the final. The most
experienced Mullaloo u19 male crew, the Steelers, made
the reserve final and came 2nd in the u19 final.
Photo: MTK Photography, Trudy Klessons
Mullaloo Steelers
RACE 1
RACE 2
RACE 3
U/15 – Open
U/15 – Open
U/15
1.5 km Swim
4.5 km Run
4.5 km Board
12 km Ski
4.5 km Run
1.5 km Swim
4.5 km Run
20 km Road Bike
12 km Ski
4.5 km Run
750m Swim
4.5 km Board
6 km Run
Winners: Individual
Ben Jones
Photo: MTK Photography, Trudy Klessons
Mullaloo Barracudas
Jason Snell (M)
Jenny Orme (F)
Wes Thomson (M)
Caitlin Anthony (F)
Winners: Pairs
Elliot Wallace &
Brad Hill
James White &
Andy Jones
N/A
Winners: Teams
Wake me up
before you go
go: Josh Clarke,
Brett and Wes
Gould.
Mullaconda – Mullaloo
Awesome
Foursome: Lisa
Bergin, Joanne
Gidley, Andrew
Garswood,
Leigh Willison
Sarah Gregson & Pam Bubryzcki
N/A
Jason Snell
All Mullaconda photos: Carlo Tenaglia and Gayle Gould
Our Annual Multi-discipline Club Marathon was held on
Saturday 23 November in pristine conditions. The event
even attracted a couple of ironmen, with Mitch Miller and
Tanyn Lyndon joining in the swim leg, much to the delight
of our youth competitors. With over 70 competitors in
the mix, of varying ages and abilities, it was a big lift in
participation compared to last year.
Congratulations to overall winners on the day with a time of 2 hours, 30
minutes and 50 seconds – Wake me up before you go go (onya Josh for
waking up) left to right, Wes Gould, Brett Gould and Josh Clarke.
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Surf Sports – Sandy Clarke, General Manager Surf Sports continued...
Navy Surf Boat Seriers Round 2 – Quinns
In most unpleasant conditions (shore dump, mega
seaweed, screaming onshore wind) six Mullaloo crews
competed on Sunday 1 December. Congratulations to
open men’s – Barracudas winning the final and open
women – Twistees coming second in final.
Photo: Joondalup Weekender
Photo: Russell Gould
Mullaloo Twistees
Jack Retty, good luck with your move to City of Perth and beyond.
COMPETITIONS COMING UP...
Check out the schedule of senior events below:
Club Points Day
Senior Premiership Round 1 – City
In a particularly nasty shore dumping City Beach on
Sunday 1 December, 17 Mullaloo competitors competed
in the first round of the Senior Premiership Series. Well
done to Laura Edmunds 2nd in the open womens ski, Jack
Retty 2nd in both the open board and open ironman, Jake
Smith in the u17 2km run, Wes Gould in u17 ironman and
Josh Clarke 1st in flags and 2km run and 2nd in sprint.
Congratulations to the u19 mixed ski relay winners, Alex
Baker, Brett Gould and Wes Gould.
I encourage all Mullaloo competitors to test their skills in
the forthcoming carnivals. It is vital that competitors get
race practice and benchmark their progress against others.
Laura Edmunds (somewhere)
Sunday 8 December, 9am
For those unfamiliar with the term Points Day, it is a series
of events run as races with the top 6 places receiving
points. At the end of the season, hopefully three of these
are run, the points are tallied and Points Day Champions,
male and female are recognised for each age group!
Navy Surf Boat Series
• Round 3 @ Port Bouvard, 15 December 2013
• Round 4 @ Scarboro, 12 January 2014
Ted Scott Marathon
Sunday 22 December. A whole of club event, so everyone
is encouraged to participate.
Premiership Round 2 @ Trigg
Photo: Russell Gould
Sunday 12 January 2014. I trust everyone will be ready
and roaring to start the New Year off with this event.
Carnival program available online at SLSWA. Note that this
carnival will include board relay and rescue events.
Premiership Round 3 (Country Carnival) @ Denmark
Sunday 26 January 2014. This includes all disciplines
including Surf Boats and all age groups. Carnival program
available online at SLSWA. Make sure you’re organised for
accommodation!
Photo: Russell Gould
TRAINING ON THE GO...
There is plenty of training on offer for the following
disciplines: Beach, Swimming, Board, Ski and Surf Boat. Belt
Race, Marchpast and IRB training will start soon
Please check the club website calendar for times, dates and
venues. Please note there will be changes to accommodate
the Christmas period.
Wes Gould
Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club • www.mullaloosurf.com.au • email: [email protected] • ph (08) 9307 7766
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CLUB GYM
CALL FOR COACH VOLUNTEERS
GYM USE: The Club gym is only to be used by club
members. To ensure the Club is not at risk of non members
using the gym, all club members using the gym must carry
their club membership card. Spot checks will be performed
in the coming weeks.
To broaden the range of competition options, we need
coaches for marchpast and R&R. If you have experience in
these events, please consider passing on your knowledge.
We will however, also support the development of coaches
in these events, ie. no prior experience required.
COMPETITION EQUIPMENT USE
CLUB BOARDS AND SKIS: This equipment must only
be used at sanctioned club training events. To reduce
the damage to the equipment and risk to the club of
equipment usage outside of sanctioned club events
(training or competition) all club equipment is locked and
should only be accessed via authorised club personnel.
OFFICIALS COOIRDINATOR
Thank you to Andy Jones for volunteering to coordinate
the senior competition officials. Andy will be in contact
with registered officials shortly if not already.
MID WEEK BOARD TRAINING
COORDINATOR
Thank you to Mike Bubryzcki for stepping forward to take on
the organisation of the coaches, trainers and water safety for
these sessions. Please support Mike as he implements the
new training program we have agreed upon.
Please contact Sandy at [email protected]
THANKS TO CARNIVAL HELPERS
This surf sports section has many elements to it and
requires a dedicated team to achieve results and benefits
to club members. A particular thanks must go to the water
safety volunteers who spend many cold hours (especially
during the pre-season carnivals) keeping our competitors
safe.
It is a simple formula...no officials = no competition. I would
like to thank and continue to encourage all officials for
their expertise and time given.
I would also like to thank my regular support crew for their
countless hours – Jenni and Garry Wood, the Gould family,
the Tenaglia family, Jeff Baker and my own family.
Looking forward to a great season, with so much going on, we
need to share the load, so please offer whatever help you can.
Cheers,
Sandy
PATROL HOURS
Over the next two pages is a list of patrol hours as at 6 December 2013. To compete in 2014 State and Australian
Championships (both Seniors and Masters) all competitors must have completed a minimum of 16 hours patrol accrued
from 1 January 2013 to 31 December 2013 (further clarification of eligibility can be sought online from the SLSA website).
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Abbott
Abbott
Alexander
Allen
Allen
Allen
Allen
Allin
Alsop
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anthony
Anthony
Armbrust
Astone
Attwood
Aubin
Bagnall
Baker
Baker
Baker
Baker
Baker
Bamforth
Barber
Barber
Barclay
Barker
Barker
Barker
Barnard
Barrett
Barrett
Bartlett
Barton
Bean
Beattie
Beatty
Beevers
Bennett
Bennett
Bergin
Bethell
Bilro
Black
Black
Blackham
Blackham
Blake
Blake
Boonzaier
Branson
Briggs
Briggs
Briggs
Brinkworth
Brinkworth
Brookes
Brosens
Emily
Tiani
Jennifer
Angus
Ian
Kim
Oscar
Patrick
Alice
Jessica
Keith
Liam
Mark
Caitlin
Jamie
Greg
Narciso
Gavin
Max
Helen
Alexander
James
Jeffrey
Judy
Melissa
Emma
Jake
Nicole
Holly
Amy
Ian
Michael
Matthew
Nicholas
Nicole
Tracey
Robert
Paul
Jack
Glen
Jennifer
Lewis
Paul
Lisa
Jake
Matthew
Geoffrey
Jordan
Emma
Terence
Craig
Marcus
Pia
Joshua
Joshua
Karen
Kirstie
Aaron
Ashton
Chanae
Kelsey
3
0
39.25
16.5
22.5
19
22
0
6
3.5
37
11.5
19
27.5
6
22
16
38.5
0
0
19
20
36
20
16
20.25
16
14.5
0
18
28.75
6.25
3
9.25
27
0
6
14
3
23.5
0
18
19.25
8
11.5
0
14
15
21
14
13
9.5
0
16
17
29.5
11
6
6
25.5
10.5
Brosens
Brosens
Brosens
Brown
Brown
Browne
Browning
Browning
Browning
Bubrzycki
Bubrzycki
Bubrzycki
Bubrzycki
Bull
Bull
Bull
Bulley
Bulley
Bulley
Bulley
Bulley
Bulley
Burnett
Bytheway
Caldwell
Calnon
Cameron
Campbell
Cant
Carr
Carter
Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Chapman
Chapman
Charlesworth
Chessa
Chila
Clarke
Clarke
Clarke
Clarke
Clarke
Cleary
Cleary
Clune
Clune
Coddington
Colbourne
Colbourne
Cole
Cole
Coleman
Coleman
Collins
Compson
Compson
Cook
Cook
Cooper
Lloyd
Lynette
Macklin
Andrew
Liam
Jessica
Meghan
Shannon
Tracy
Mary
Michael
Pamela
Thomas
Chelsea
Craig
Joshua
Ashlyn
Bronwyn
Jo-Anne
Megan
Robyn
Trevor
Daniel
Jennifer
Nazlah
Richard
Nathan
Laurence
Jessica
Cameron
Barbara
Mitchell
Peter
Zac
James
Robert
Isabella
Cristiana
Daniel
Jared
Joshua
Sandy
Stuart
Tacey
Lucy
Mark
Noah
Taylor
Chase
Mathew
Patricia
Jamie
Michael
Benjamin
Luke
Jadyn
Andrew
Tegan
Alistair
Jessica
Jennifer
73.5
68
9.75
28
3
0
2
7
10
42.25
61
34.5
39.75
22
18.25
16
16.5
3
22
16
16
37.75
22
1
23.5
17
20
24.75
0
6
35.75
6
21
0
13.25
29.25
0
22.25
24
1
20.5
33.25
21
17
3
20.75
16
4
0
17
14
13
30
0
0
0
22.25
3
79
0
9.5
Cooper
Cooper
Copland
Copland
Corkill
Cotton
Cox
Cox
Crabb
Crockett
Crockett
Cronk
Cullen
Cullen
Cullinan
Cundy
Curry
Curry
Curtis
Curtis
Dafel
Dagley
Darby
Darby
Dargie
Dargie
Dargie
Davey
Davies
Davies
Davis
Daynes
de Bomford
De Bosscher
de Mamiel
de Mamiel
de Mamiel
Dean
Dean
Deans
Deans
Dee
DeFiddes
Delorme
Dickson
Dillon
Dixon
Dixon
Dobson
Dobson
Dobson
Dodgson
Donald
Donegan
Dooley
Dooley
Doyle
Drumm
Dudek
Duffy
Duffy
Phil
Stephanie
Becca
Paul
Richard
Robert
Ben
Darryl
Rachael
Colin
Leslie
David
Aaron
Niamh
Brendan
Megan
Finley
Ian
Aimee
Benjamin
Alex
Denise
Matthew
Trevor
Christine
Madeline
Stephen
Narelle
Gemma
Jasmine
Nicol
Jack
Nicholas
Maxim
Declan
Emma
Laurie
John
Meg
Graham
Samuel
Phill
Samuel
Guillaume
Gavin
Ciara
Greg
Lindsey
Kirsten
Lucas
Lucas
Monique
Carys
Tameekah
Joe
John
Andrew
Kelan
Isabella
Callum
Erin
8
0
27
24.5
23.75
2
0
8
31
15
28
39
2
0
12.25
0
2
43.75
7.25
0
11
0
0
0
33.5
6
42.5
27.5
0
5.25
12.5
0
5
4
16.5
17.25
37
26.25
0
26
24
72
0
13.25
12.5
10
6
9
32.5
17
17
0
21.5
24
20.75
18.25
6
23.5
6
25
2.5
Eady
Jaslyn
6
Eady
Julie
12
Edmunds
Karen
0
Edmunds
Laura
2.5
Edmunds
Poppy
5
Edwards
Brodie
10.25
Edwards
Guy
30.75
Eley
Jacqueline 70.75
Eley
Leo
25
Elliott
Geoffrey
50
Elliott
Kara
31.5
Elt
Mark
44
Elt
Megan
30.5
Embleton-Smith Damien
0
Evans
Abbey
3
Evans
Amy
0
Fahie
Callum
2
Fahie
Tijanah
6.25
Farmer
Liam
25
Farmer
Monica
24.5
Farmer
Simon
16.25
Ferguson
Marcus
0
Fettes
Beau
0
Fettes
Kevin
23.5
Figueira
Nathan
0
Fisher
Eve
6.5
Fisher
Josh
0
Flint
Bernadette 2
Flint
Brody
6
Flint
Grace
0
Flint
Jake
0
Fortmann Eric
12
Fortmann Kirsten
16.5
Fortmann Noel
17.25
Fortmann Penelope 6.5
Fossier-Mills Laurie
16
Fountain
Michael
6
Fountain
Simone
6
Fowler
Owen
37.5
Frantz
Jessica
6.5
Frantz
Samantha 9.5
Free
Tarlia
17.5
Gagne
Marylene
6
Gannon
Ryan
10
Garswood Andrew
2
Gates
Jennifer
16
Gates
Lucy
16
Gates
Samuel
0
Gavranich Alise
0
Gavranich Rochelle
0
Giblett
Brad
3
Giblin
Luke
30.75
Gidley
Simon
39.25
Giglia-Smith Grace
44
Gilbody
John
0
Gillespie
Aaron
12.25
Godwin
Michael
0
Godwin
Natalie
24.5
Gordon
Philip
20.75
Gould
Brett
17
Gould
Gayle
10.25
Gould
Gould
Graham
Gration
Gray
Greaves
Green
Green
Green
Green
Greene
Greenfield
Greenfield
Gregor
Gregson
Gregson
Gregson
Grimes
Grimes
Hainsworth
Hainsworth
Hainsworth
Harlow
Harrington
Harvey
Hawke
Hawke
Hawker
Hawley
Hay
Henderson
Hewlett
Hibben
Hill
Hill
Hillen
Hillen
Hills
Hilyear
Hoffman
Hoffman
Holmes
Hopper
Hopper
Horsfall
Hudson
Hudson
Humphries
Humphries
Iellamo
Imrie
Innes
Innes
Ioanna
Jacob
James
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Jones
Jones
Russell
Wesley
Michael
Dale
Rebecca
Simon
Charlotte
David
Jack
Sam
Rachel
Anthony
Vivienne
Reuben
Caitlyn
Roger
Sarah
Emmet
Helen
Chris
Jenny
Peter
Judith
Cavan
Christie
Jai
Richard
Calvin
Darielle
Ellena
Doug
Darren
Matthew
Bradley
Bradley
John
Thomas
Mark
Steve
Georgia
Mark
David
Catriona
Mark
Jamie
Stevee
Stewart
Craig
Mikaela
Nick
Ryen
Angus
Callum
Helen
Albert
Taylor
Alexander
Jaimee
Taylah
Ben
Dawn
37
14
3.25
14.25
21
0
36.75
11.5
18
34.5
0
22
5.25
11.75
18.5
43
34
60.75
22.25
69.75
4.25
19.5
24.25
13.25
17
1
33
3
2.75
16
10
0
3
3.25
3.25
63
19.5
23.25
13
12.5
2
0
0
12.25
10
6
7
32.75
24.75
41
6
0
0
31.5
9.75
0
0
3
4
30.75
35
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Jones
Jones
Jovanoski
Joyce
Kane
Kane
Keirle
Kelleher
Kelleher
Kelleher
Kelleher
Kelleher
Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy
Kent
Kershaw
Kershaw
Kneale
Knight
Knight
Kraus
Kremer
Kremer
Kremer
Laing
Laing
Laing
Laing
Laing
Lamb
Langley
Lawson
Le Geois
Lee
Lee
Lena
Lena
Lena
Lena
Lewis
Lewis
Libbis
Libbis
Lipscombe
Llewellyn
Logan
Longden
Lori
Lori
Losch
Luhn
Mackenzie
Macleod
Madden
Madden
Mahon
Malinovic
Manning
Markham
Frances
Harry
James
Ashlee
Martin
Nicholas
Casey
Clint
Gregory
Kate
Leanne
Tom
Lucy
Martin
Peter
Clare
Ryan
Ryan
Thomas
Callum
Jamie
Danielle
Kaj
Kim
Rachel
Jasmine
Myles
Rebecca
Siena
Steven
Suzy
Claire
Godfrey
Andrew
Amanda
Steve
Brandon
Jordan
Michele
Santino
Melinda
Paul
Jake
Phoebe
Sienna
Kai
Andrew
Simon
Mark
Roberta
Gisela
Alia
Deon
Peter
Bret
Julie
Lisa
Stefan
Andrew
Kate
13
3
15
16.75
8.25
15
0
0
14
20.5
8.5
0
19.5
43.25
26.25
12
9.25
9.25
3.25
27.75
16
0
14.5
15.25
16.75
18.5
29
32.5
0
6
14
10.5
23.25
3
10
3.25
24.5
3
26
13
28.25
21.5
31.25
6
11
3
18
0
6.25
4
0
21.5
16
52.75
41.5
7
24.5
0
33.75
0
Markham
Marlow
Marshall
Marshall
Martin
Martin
Masterton
McAinsh
McCabe
McGuinness
McKenzie
Mignon
Miles
Mills
Milner
Money
Morton
Moseley
Moulton
Muller
Murley
Murphy
Murray
Murray
Murray
Neilan
Neser
Nestor
Newman
Newman
Nichols
Nichols
Nolan
Noonan
Noordzy
O`Boyle
O`Brien
O`Brien
O`Brien
O`Brien
O`Keeffe
O`Raw
O`Raw
Odina
Orme
Orme
Pal
Palandri
Palandri
Papadopoff
Papadopoff
Pardi
Park
Parker
Parkin
Paterson
Patterson
Paull
Paulsen
Payne
Sarah
Connor
Bailey
Tabbetha
Jackie
Nathanael
Danieka
Hamish
Gordon
Liam
Karen
Steve
Chris
Dara
Chelsea
Jessica
Scott
Broghan
Tyson
Kyle
Eliza
Jorja
Georgia
Kathryn
Melanie
Edward
John
Steven
Antony
James
Gareth
Scott
Ryan
Nicholas
Maarten
Patrick
Andrew
David
Helen
Rebecca
Noah
James
Vicky
Amanda
Jennifer
Richard
Gergely
Christina
Jake
James
Mark
Jaice
Catherine
Jackson
Jami
James
Luke
Brandon
Scott
Chrissie
0
34.25
24.5
3
39
4
20
26
49
18.25
6
28
3
59
3
0
41
7
0
21
16
0
13.75
23.25
8
4
14
11.75
26
27.25
3.75
14.5
16.5
18
14
4
14.25
15
47.25
17.75
3
11.25
17.75
40.5
18
17.25
12.5
34.5
28.5
5
18
0
61
14.5
24.5
0
0
3
8
24.5
Payne
Phillips
Pickard
Platt
Platt
Pollard
Pollard
Powell
Pree
Pree
Preece
Prestage
Prosser
Puchar
Puchar
Pugsley
Quin
Ramsay
Read
Redden
Redden
Reid
Retty
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Robertshaw
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson V
Rogers
Rogers
Rogers
Rogers
Rohwer
Rolfe
Rooney
Rooney
Rosich
Rossow
Rueter
Rueter
Rustidge
Ryan
Ryan
Sagar
Saunders
Saunders
Schaub
Scheckter
Schmidt
Scriven
Semenov
Shaw
Sherwood
Siakia
Simcock
Singh
Singleton
Singleton
Robbie
Loretta
Troy
Jake
Mark
Brayden
Kieran
Darrell
Danielle
Paul
Michael
Mark
Ella
Jordan
Rhys
Sasha
Matthew
Kathryn
Claudia
Duane
Millie
Sarah
Jack
Breanna
Joshua
Kelsey
Jake
Gibran
Satya
William
Joshua
Liam
Peter
Rodney
Joerg
Josephine
Jamie
Wayne
Geoffrey
David
Nikos
Phidias
Paul
Brett
Peter
Elly
Lachlan
Zachary
Paul
Gary
Nerida
Maren
Nikita
Jane
Michelle
Ella
Brendan
Maxine
Cathy
Gordon
9
16.5
0
12.25
16
13.5
3.25
16
7
14
3.25
10.25
21
16
4
6
39.75
3
2
16
3
11.5
12.5
6
19
0
0
0
0
0
14
37.5
15.5
16.75
9.5
3
9
0
19
14.5
6
0
16.75
0
6
4
15.5
0
10
0
0
16.5
27.75
0
0
6
0
10.5
0
3
Singleton
Singleton
Sivec
Sivec
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Snare
Snare
Snell
Snell
South
Squire
Stacey
Stanes
Starr
Stensson
Stewart
Stewart
Stockley
Stone
Stone
Stone
Strauch
Strudwick
Sudweeks
Swallow
Swinnerton
Szewczak
Tatchley
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Tenaglia
Tenaglia
Tenaglia
Tenaglia
Thomas
Thompson
Thomson
Thomson
Thorne
Thorne
Thrum
Thrum
Traill
Trenwith
Truica
Twyford
Twyford
Twyford
Jessica
0
Rebecca
1
Jessica
0
Nathan
4
Abbie
2
Andrew
8
Barry
14
Callan
3
Jake
20
Kay
18.5
Alexandria
3
Rob
10.5
Charlotte
0
Jason
14.25
Laura
3
Patrick 13.75
Glenda 39.75
Todd
0
Wade
8.75
Magnus
12
Malcolm 20.75
Samantha 17.5
Justin
4
Chris
43.5
Jessica 39.25
Michael 28.25
Craig
13
Hannah 36.75
Morgan
3
Fiona
16
Richard 20.75
Robert
21
Harry
0
Alexander 15
Bradley
0
Brittney 23.5
Charlotte
20
Laura
0
Madelyn
6
Mark
38.25
Michael
10
William
19
Brenton 37.75
Carlo
56.25
Tayla
13.75
Tracey
24.25
Garrhett
0
Melanie
12
Chris
7
Wesley 26.75
Jessica
16
Ross
25.75
Alison
8.25
Craig
19.5
Wayne
11.5
Ciara
7
Oana
11.5
Lachlan
0
Ross
25
Sarah
2.5
Upston
Alexander 84
Upston
Nikolai 64.25
Upston
Terence
47
Uyen
Bianca
0
Uyen
Clay
3
Uyen
Warren
0
van de Peppel Jeroen
6
Van der Mescht Riana 30.25
van Kampen Elena
0
Vander Loop Tonya
2
Vermeulen Jack
10.5
Villemin
Andre
24
Vorster
Owen
3
Vorster
Sabrina
0
Vorster
Steve
4
Vravnik
Tyler
3
Walker
Janiece
0
Walker
Julie
8
Wallace
Elliott
37
Warner
Brett
36.25
Warner
Sara
27.75
Warner
Tristan
17
Wells
Marshall
3
Wenn
Alex
22.5
Wenn
Brett
30.25
Wenn
Kyle
27.5
Wenn
Rebecca
0
West
Katrina
20.5
West
Lisa
10
Westcott
Catherine
18
Westcott
Kaitlin
6
Wheeler
Chris
35.5
White
William
17.5
Whitehead Craig
21.25
Whitelaw Claire
5
Widermanski Anne-Marie 37
Wilke
Martin
3
Wilkinson Grace
18.5
Wilkinson Hannah 23.75
Wilkinson Jeff
2
Wilkinson Sophia
6
Willesee
Jessica
4
Williams-Young Gracemay 2.5
Willmott
Chloe
0
Wilmot
Adam
20
Wilmot
Rhys
6
Wilmot
Sarah
0
Wilson
David
9.25
Wood
David
3
Wood
Garry
24.25
Wood
Jennifer 50.5
Wood
Paige
16.5
Wood
Sam
16.75
Worthington Luke
21
Wren
Rosalinda 8.5
Wsolak
Jurek
37
Young
Anna
27
Young
Gavin
0
Young
Robert
31
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DECEMBER 2013
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DECEMBER 2013
Christmas Break Club Office Hours,
General office hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Closed: From Monday 23 December to 2 January 2014.
Chase the Ace
Jackpot stands at $1,500
You need to be at the club Friday
nights for your chance to scoop
the jackpot!
CLUB RAFFLE WINNERS
Thank you to everyone who purchased Club raffle
tickets. This raffle is one of our major fundraisers for
the year.
Congratulations to our winners:
KRIS EVANS: 1st Prize $5,000 travel voucher for
Escape Travel Whitfords — sponsored by Leeway
Group.
DANI MILLS: 2nd Prize $2,700 Aprilia Scooter —
sponsored by Ace Scooters & Aprilia.
SANDY CLARKE: 3rd Prize $500 food & beverage
voucher — sponsored by Mullaloo Beach Hotel.
JOIN US ON
FACEBOOK
Like us on Facebook and
keep up to date with club
events and activities.
www.facebook.com/MLSLSC
The activity in this picture is quite plain
to see. A man doing mans things in mans
clothing. Add a manky pair of thongs, the
favourite budgie smugglers and away we go.
Commitment to the great Australia tradition;
maintaining an immaculate lawn. I just hope
that the grass he is cutting is his own?
In addition to the general club
Facebook page we have a
Mullaloo Surf Senior Training
Facebook page, primarly
focused on informing seniors
about Senior Training at
Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club.
www.facebook.com/
MullalooSurfSeniorTraining
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