st clair surf lifesaving club
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Senior athlete Carina Doyle retained her Originate omens Surf Race and Run Swim Run titles with Under 19 athlete Nathan Wolf picking up third deposit in the Lower 19 Menes Surf Race. A service to rejoice Peter's life will be held in at the West park Chapel, 467 Wairakei Road, Burnside, Christchurch on Friday, 24 February at 2pm. Adan macrame, Pierce Tapsell and Marshall Mac ready all placed in the beach events in U14 boys with Adan winning the board race and diamond and Pierce winning the surf race. An impressive squad of St Clair junior athletes receive on the South Island best young life saving athletes at the annual Southern Region Junior Champs which are being held this weekend at Harrington Beach. Established in 1911, St Clair Surf Life Saving Club were one of the very first surf life saving clubs to patrol in New Zealand.
Junior 50. 00 Junior members are all energetic members lower the age of 18 at 30 September 2016. 00 Senior members are all active members over the age of 18 at 30 September 2016. Annie Kennedy Atchison and Anaia Wiparata did well in the Lower 16 events with Annie also winning the Below 19 Ironwomen in a vast race with Lucy, junior member and new lifeguard Olivia Andrew boasted a number of teams and also won the Under 16 Diamond race. An impressive squad of St Clair junior athletes take on the South Island superior young life saving athletes at the annual Southern Region Junior Champs which are being held this weekend at Harrington Beach.
Adan macrame and Pierce Tapsell shared the winnings in some close racing in the Below 14 age group. Club members patrol our beach on the weekends from slow October to early March each year, with extra patrols fostered through the Surf Lifesaving professional life guard squad on weekdays over the school holiday time. Annie Kennedy Atchison and Anaia Wiparata did healthy in the Lower 16 events with Annie also winning the Lower 19 Ironwomen in a immense race with Lucy, junior member and fresh lifeguard Olivia Andrew boasted a number of teams and also won the Under 16 Diamond race. 00 Family memberships include any children under the age of 18. Currently our club is running programmed for our Junior Surf members, members looking at gaining their surf life preserve award as healthy as development and athletic programmed for our current members.
Registrations for all training including any without a confirmed date should be emailed to. The end scanty days have seen more consistent conditions, with the weather improving the beaches are starting to get busier and according to our Head Guard, Ossian Woods 'the lifeguards are loving being able to share the beach with increased numbers of the public these end scanty days'. St Clair performed extremely healthy in both age groups comfortabling winning the Junior event and leading all age groups overall in the Senior event with three swim specific events Board and Tube Rescue and Run Swim Run tranquil to be held in early March. Our IRA team has lengthy been one of the strongest in the country and this continued to be the case in 2016 with outstanding results at IRA nationals in March, which featured Angus Mackenzie and Arthur Ibbotson taking out the Top Crew Award for Lower 21 and our women's crews collecting considerable medals. 2016 was another vast year for the St Clair Surf Life Saving Club Community continued sporting win was experienced, our patrol standards were maintained in difficult conditions and a greater sense of family grew around the club.
A developing St Clair team takes on the 2017 Surf Life Saving Fresh Zealand Nationals this weekend in Christchurch. Saturday, 4 February at Kafka Point for the first time featured both the Senior and Junior Otago Champs on the same day. St Clair has always been Dunedin's most popular swimming beach and St Clair Surf Lifesaving Club have been ever offer through the years. There will be some immense battles in our youngest age groups with Rosie falcons and Sophie Matehaere performing really healthy final weekend in the beach events at the Harrington competition
Junior 50. 00 Junior members are all energetic members lower the age of 18 at 30 September 2016. 00 Senior members are all active members over the age of 18 at 30 September 2016. Annie Kennedy Atchison and Anaia Wiparata did well in the Lower 16 events with Annie also winning the Below 19 Ironwomen in a vast race with Lucy, junior member and new lifeguard Olivia Andrew boasted a number of teams and also won the Under 16 Diamond race. An impressive squad of St Clair junior athletes take on the South Island superior young life saving athletes at the annual Southern Region Junior Champs which are being held this weekend at Harrington Beach.
Adan macrame and Pierce Tapsell shared the winnings in some close racing in the Below 14 age group. Club members patrol our beach on the weekends from slow October to early March each year, with extra patrols fostered through the Surf Lifesaving professional life guard squad on weekdays over the school holiday time. Annie Kennedy Atchison and Anaia Wiparata did healthy in the Lower 16 events with Annie also winning the Lower 19 Ironwomen in a immense race with Lucy, junior member and fresh lifeguard Olivia Andrew boasted a number of teams and also won the Under 16 Diamond race. 00 Family memberships include any children under the age of 18. Currently our club is running programmed for our Junior Surf members, members looking at gaining their surf life preserve award as healthy as development and athletic programmed for our current members.
Registrations for all training including any without a confirmed date should be emailed to. The end scanty days have seen more consistent conditions, with the weather improving the beaches are starting to get busier and according to our Head Guard, Ossian Woods 'the lifeguards are loving being able to share the beach with increased numbers of the public these end scanty days'. St Clair performed extremely healthy in both age groups comfortabling winning the Junior event and leading all age groups overall in the Senior event with three swim specific events Board and Tube Rescue and Run Swim Run tranquil to be held in early March. Our IRA team has lengthy been one of the strongest in the country and this continued to be the case in 2016 with outstanding results at IRA nationals in March, which featured Angus Mackenzie and Arthur Ibbotson taking out the Top Crew Award for Lower 21 and our women's crews collecting considerable medals. 2016 was another vast year for the St Clair Surf Life Saving Club Community continued sporting win was experienced, our patrol standards were maintained in difficult conditions and a greater sense of family grew around the club.
A developing St Clair team takes on the 2017 Surf Life Saving Fresh Zealand Nationals this weekend in Christchurch. Saturday, 4 February at Kafka Point for the first time featured both the Senior and Junior Otago Champs on the same day. St Clair has always been Dunedin's most popular swimming beach and St Clair Surf Lifesaving Club have been ever offer through the years. There will be some immense battles in our youngest age groups with Rosie falcons and Sophie Matehaere performing really healthy final weekend in the beach events at the Harrington competition
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