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Mission Statement

"To provide a safe

beach environment for

the community, while

embracing a family

atmosphere and

participating in and

enjoying success in

competition."

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CONTENTS

Notice and Agenda of Annual General Meeting 4

Minutes 2017 AGM 5

Club Elected Office Bearers 17

Presidents Report 20

Business & Marketing Report 22

o Administration Report

o Marketing & Sponsorship Report

o Grants Report

Lifesaving Report 26

o Lifesaving Awards

o Patrol Statistics

o Patrols

o First Aid

o Water Safety Events

o Abalone Patrols

o Education

o Additional Equipment

Junior Report 30

o Age Group Report

o Age Managers

Club Service Report 34

o Bar and Café Operations

o Social Club

o Uniform Shop Report

o Facilities

Club Development Report 35

o Youth Program

o YIPS Program

Competition Report 38

o Board Report

o March Past Report

o R&R Report

o Officials Report

o IRB Racing Report

o Beach Report

o Swim Report

o Boat Report

Finance Report 47

o Independent Auditors Report

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NOTICE AND AGENDA OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Annual General Meeting of the Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club Inc will be held at the Sorrento

SLSC, So Café Hall on Sunday, 24th June 2018.

To be eligible to vote you have to have paid your fees for the 2017/18 season and be a current

Active, Active Reserve, Long Service, Life or Associate member. All members are welcome to

attend.

Agenda for Annual General Meeting 2018

• Open AGM and welcome members

• Apologies: As per the Apologies Register

• Confirmation of the minutes of the 2017 AGM

• Review of 2017/18 season : Directors Reports

- Finance Report

- President Report

- Business & Marketing Report

- Lifesaving Report

- Junior Report

- Club Service Report

- Club Development Report

- Competition Report

• Receipt and adoption of the Annual Report and Financial Statement for the 2016/17

season

• Election of any Life Members – Nil

• Motion to alter the Constitution

• Consideration of any Special Business for which 14 days’ notice had been given

• Building Committee Update

• Club Fees : Patrol Rebate : Building Levy

• Election of Office Bearers

• Any General Business that may arise at the AGM

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MINUTES 2017 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Meeting: Sorrento SLSC – Annual General

Meeting

Mtg No. 2017

Date: Friday, 16 June 2017 Pages: 10 (including this sheet)

Venue: Sorrento SLSC So Café Hall

Start: 5:00pm registration / 6:45pm Start Doc No: 2017 AGM Minutes

Item No. Item

2017.01 OPEN AGM AND WELCOME MEMBERS

President Rob Doherty opened the meeting at 618h45 and welcomed Patron: Vice-

Patrons:. All Life Members; Hon Medical Advisor Dr Norman Miller and Hon Legal

Advisor Marc Saupin, All Club Members and guests.

2017.02 ATTENDANCE: IN ORDER OF SIGNING ON THE ATTENDANCE REGISTER

Martina Crowley Norm Miller Roger Nowell Kevin Kelly

Leanne Lewis Mark Lewis Julie Foley Paul Berry

Chris Crowley Peter Farmer Peta Watkins Mark Saupin

Chris Pawle Darryl O’Donnell Ken Jenner Eamon Ryan

Julie Smallwood Ian Smallwood Damian

Smallwood

James White

Danny Barclay Dan Rose Ruth Krammer Laurie Mott

Russell Wright Kristie Kunstmann Erle Franklin Mark Gannon

Daryl Taylor Sandra Herbert Rita Berry Kieron O’Rourke

Dave Norton Paul Green Murray Genneff Jillian Dielesen

Arie Dielesen Andrew Ridley Tricia Neary Kristen Duyvestyn

Jessica Bunford Gwen Jenner Caitlin Murray Mark Lang

Sue Zehnder Ron Morris Rob Doherty Cathy Park

Chris Hainsworth Bob Lindsay Helen Bunford Richard Lane

Garry Bunford Wendy Goodliffe Sue Lemmon Amanda

Bowman

Colleen Blevins Malcolm Judge Stephen Thomas Christine Cougan

Janie Rowse

Item No. Item

2017.03 APOLOGIES

Steve Blackwood Kevin Emery Tony Krsticevic Claire Rafferty

Ian Goodenough Neil Rowse Shelley Gardiner Keiron Burke

Kerry Yates

2017.04 MEETING DECLARED OPEN AT 6:50PM

Rob Doherty declared the meeting had enough voting members to proceed.

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60: Attendance 8: Apologies

2017.05 CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS AGM MINUTES 2015/16

Motion to accept and confirm the minutes by Ken Jenner

Seconded by Garry Bunford

Carried by the members present

Business arising from the previous minutes: No Business raised

2017.06

Review of the 2015/16 Season

Presented by: Rob Doherty – Club President

Rob personally thanked all individual paid staff: Jess Bunford Administration

Manager; Peta Watkins, Bookkeeper and Bob Lindsay, cleaner for their

ongoing commitment to the club and their paid roles.

Rob thanked all our members that volunteered throughout the season, without

them the club would not run smoothly.

All disciplines were extremely successful and the rewards will be noted further in

the meeting.

Business & Marketing Highlights (Christine Cougan)


Membership numbers - 1638 members

Membership feedback survey enabled us to do Strategic Planning,

Compliance and Governance.

Thank you to the Constitution Committee; Jillian Dielesen, Dick Lane and

Terrance Colby along with the Life Member Committee consisting of Russell

Wright, Darryl O’Donnell and Terrance Colby, your support is greatly

appreciated

Rebate Cards - $60 debit cards for So Café, Bar and Uniform Shop will be

continued

Office staff - hard working team

Inclusivity 'Dolphin program‘

Sorrento Old Salts maintenance crew

Sponsors power point- Grants $35,000 total - Small Business Club courtyard-

Fundraising [Kevin Bloody Wilson, Building Fund- Waterman's to the Wall and

Street Appeal

Platinum Sponsor:

City of Joondalup

Gold Sponsors:

Hillarys Boardwalk

Nine Network

Silver Sponsors

Northshore Tavern

Marmion Angling and Aquatic Club

Bronze Sponsors

Liquor Barons Hillarys

Marmion Angling and Aquatic Club

JMB Finance [Jonathon Bowker]

Complete Cabling

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Tintworks

Mills Charters

RBD Building

Realmark – Brad and Kate Hardingham

RJ Electrics

Detail West


Life Saving Highlights (Garry Bunford)


Patrol Captains: 16 Patrols

Patrol Hours: 4 members have achieved over 100 patrolling hours this season.

Evan Bunford – 124.75, Garry Bunford – 113, Colleen Blevins – 112, Ian Smallwood

– 106.25

Abalone Patrol: This area is growing from Strength to Strength. Sorrento has the

most patrolled hours in WA been from the Sorrento crew doing Abalone.

Education: The Training team put in an immense effort this season.

Members Qualifications: BM awards = 45 IRB; Crew = 24; SRC = 48

Water Safety Patrols: Assistance at various events such as the

Rotto Swim, Lancelin Triathlon, Tri Events WA

Finalist in the 2017 SLSWA Awards of Excellence “Patrol Club of the Year”

Junior Highlights (Ian Smallwood)


580 Juniors

Junior State championships 4th overall and 18th on handicap

More Juniors started to train this season past

Junior committee focused on rebuilding the competitor numbers as they

dropped off over the last couple of years

Carnival structure helped but needs refining

Competition Highlights (Claire Rafferty)


In the 2016/17 season we continued developing our Youth and Competition

areas welcoming new and old athletes back to the club. We concentrated

on making our athletes fitter and stronger with a more focused preseason

and continued the S&C training through the off season.

We maintained the high level of coaching available to our athletes. This year

we once again exceeded our expectations with athletes working together in

all disciplines to produce amazing results.

We had 7 athletes represent WA in the state and state development teams.

Andrew Ridley was also the pool rescue and swim State coach.

OUR RESULTS:

SHORT BOARD CHAMPIONSHIPS 4TH

POOL RESCUE CHAMPIONSHIPS 3RD

SUN SMART STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 3RD

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R&R STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1ST

MASTERS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 3RD

WHILE STILL CONTINUING TO DEVELOP AND GROW OUR IRB AND BOAT AREAS.

2017 Australian Lifesaving Squad

Jackson Symonds

2017 SLSWA Awards of Excellence Winners

Coach of the Year – Jenny Plint

Youth Athlete of the Year – Charlie Rigby

Open Athlete of the Year – Jackson Symonds

Bernie Kelly Medal – Jackson Symonds

Next Season

• Introduce High Performance Program

• Refine our S&C Program – Partnership with Peak Body Performance

• Continue to improve our equipment with a focus on ski’s and board’s and sell

off old equipment

• Development of New Coaches and support for further education of coaches

already at Sorrento.

• A drive for more officials in all arena’s

• Continued development on athlete training

• Carry on with the Lancelin camp as a requal / athlete development camp for

all Seniors.

• Continue to work together as a whole club to make Sorrento even stronger.

• Greater support for Pool Rescue and Board Championships

• Look to developing stronger teams in all age groups.

• Continued support for all club activities:

• Mile Swim

• Presidents Marathon

• Watermans to the Wall

• Club Swims

Club Service Highlights (Peter Watkins)


The Club Services Area is focused on bringing to the members different types of

functions and services throughout the season.

Social: A team of volunteers working together to bring the club members different

types of social evenings.

Melbourne Cup Lunch

Grand Final Day

Annual Awards Nights – For the 1st time in a while we had the Awards night in

the club rooms and it turned out to be a great night. Well done to our social

committee.

Senior Club Awards – A great turn out in the hall for all members

Bar & So Café: The bar has once again increased turnover due to the tireless

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work of Mike Wren and his team. Unfortunately Mike has left us and his positon

has been taken up by Allison Schubert. We wish Allison all the best.

The kitchen now has a Baine Maree in action and this has improved service

and taste in the food. Well done to Krystal and Bernadette for your hard work

this season in the kitchen.

Clothing: Under the guidance of Clothing Officer this season, Amanda

Bowman, we have seen an extremely well organized clothing shop, run by a

small group of very patient and caring ladies. Amanda has managed to lower

the amount of stock kept in the uniform shop. Well done Amanda

Club Development Highlights (Wendy Goodliffe)


YOUTH

• Sunday morning activities were well attended consistently throughout the

season with opportunities provided for all youth to experience surf disciplines

not yet participated in.

• Youth completed over 2 400 hours of rostered patrol hours this season and

completed many unrecorded hours of water safety.

• Ten youth members attended the three camps offered by SLSWA being the

“Rise UP’ camp, the “Coach and Athlete Development” Camp and the

“Teamwork, Opportunity and Development” Camp, and gave excellent

feedback regarding benefits of their attendance.

• Youth represented Sorrento SLSC extremely well in all areas of competition over

the course of the season, winning 39 Gold, 34 Silver and 26 Bronze across all

competitions from local carnivals to National titles. Thank you to our fabulous

coaches and mentors.

DOLPHINS

• 12 participants in the Dolphin Program this season ranging from 6-34 years of

age.

• Dolphin members volunteered their time within the club in various activities

such as handing out pamphlets to the wider community regarding upcoming

club events.

• One dolphin member participated and passed a recent Surf Rescue

Certificate course, using the skills and confidence gained within the Dolphin

program. Well done Max

• The program has created opportunities for Dolphin members and wider

members of our club to interact in a positive environment sharing common

goals and experiences.

EXTERNAL SPORTING BODIES

• Indian Ocean Paddlers continue to use our club for registrations, race finishes

and presentations, therefore providing various revenue opportunities for our

club.

• North Coast Tri Club held their aquathons at our club on multiple Friday

evenings over the season with Peter Watkins arranging water safety. Thanks

Peter.

• Tri Events – the club provided water safety for different tri events during the

season with Colleen Blevins organising the water safety.

• Appreciation to all members for volunteering their time doing water safety at

the various events.

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NIPPER’S AGE MANAGERS IN-SERVICE

• Held in October with excellent attendance by the majority of age managers

and their assistants.

• Tutored in efficient organisation, motivation and development of skills within

large groups.

• Club coaches provided excellent instruction regarding skills and drills within

their disciplines – Thank you.

2017.07 2015/16 FINANCE REPORT

Presented by: Martina Crowley – Finance Director

Highlights:

Audited Surplus of $93,069 for the year ended 30 April 2017.

Audited Net Assets of $905,020 for the year ended 30 April 2017.

Building Levy raised of $14,840 of which $6,000 was expended to Shape

Management.

A total of $8,840 has been allocated to the Building Reserve on the Balance

Sheet resulting in a total of $101,990

Received grant of $18,000 from the Federal Government towards purchase of

a new vehicle. The vehicle cost exclusive of GST $39,942

Other Capital Assets including

New Stereo System, Surf Boat, Bain Marie for the restaurant, Junior Boards, Oars.

Martina asked if there were any questions from the members.

Paul Berry asked what the fundraising expenses related to as this seemed quite high?

Martina replied that some of the income from fundraising may not have come in yet.

Martina advised that running events like Watermans to the Wall, Kevin Wilson etc there

are a lot of costs to make these events happen.

Confirmation and Acceptance of the REVIEW of the 2015/16 SEASON:

Motion to accept and confirm the REVIEW OF THE 2015/16 SEASON approved by: Paul

Berry

Seconded by Chris Pawle

Carried by the members present

2017.09

Motion to alter the Club Constitution

Presented by: Jillian Dielesen

The following change to the Constitution has been proposed.

The Constitution currently reads:

Para 2 Membership

2.3 MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS

(m) LIFE MEMBERSHIP:

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The Club shall have the power to elect Life members who have had at least ten (10)

years consecutive membership, and have rendered outstanding special service to

the Club.

It is proposed to change to the following:

Para 2 Membership

2.3 MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS

(m) LIFE MEMBERSHIP:

The Club shall have the power to elect Life members who have had at least fifteen

(15) years consecutive membership, and have rendered outstanding special service

to the Club.

Proposed by Russell Wright

Seconded by Darryl O’Donnell

Russell Wright was invited to speak to the members about his proposal.

Rob then passed it onto the members for any comments. Garry Bunford was against it

and explained his reasons why to the members.

Colleen Blevins was also against it and explained her reasons why.

Richard Elderfield and Trisha Neary were for the idea and explained their reasons

why.

Russell was asked if he would like to reply and he did.

Rob Doherty asked the members for the motion moving forward if you could raise

your hand if you are for the constitution to change

For: 19 members

Against: 30 members

The following changes to the Constitution are recommended to meet the new

requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 2015.

1.2 OBJECTIVES:

(a) To ensure the most efficient methods of rescuing persons in distress and the

resuscitation of the apparently drowned by study and practise of current SLSA

handbooks and journals.

(b) To promote and extend this knowledge so as to minimise the dangers to surf

bathers on the beach under the control of the club.

It is proposed to add the following clause:

(c) The property and income of the Club must be applied solely towards the

promotion of the objects or purposes of the Club and no part of that property or

income may be paid or otherwise distributed, directly or indirectly, to any member of

the Club, except in good faith in the promotion of those objects or purposes.

Vote for the change

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Item No. Item

In Favour – All members raised hands

Against – None

1.5 INTERPRETATIONS:

In this Constitution and any amendments thereto and in any By-Laws made in

accordance with the provisions thereof unless the context is inconsistent with such

interpretation, the following applies:

(a) ‘Act’ means the Associations Incorporation Act 1987

It is proposed to change to the following:

(a) ‘Act’ means the Associations Incorporation Act 2015

Vote for the change


Against – None

MEMBERSHIP

2.1 GENERAL:

(a) Every Candidate for membership shall be proposed and seconded

by a current member. All applications shall be posted on the notice board of the club

for a period of not less than seven days before election, provided also that an interval

of not less than two weeks shall elapse between nominations and election.

(b) The Board of Management reserves the right to review all

membership applications, and may refuse membership to any person without any

right of appeal by that person.

(c) All birth dates are to be taken in respect to October 1st of each year,

where date of birth is part of the qualification for a particular membership category.

This should read as the following:

2.1 GENERAL:

(a) Membership will be offered in the categories as identified in para 2.3.

The fee as set out by the Board at the AGM must be paid before processing of

membership can occur.

(b) and (c ) to remain the same.

Vote for the change


Against – None

The following clause needs to be added:

2.2 REGISTER OF MEMBERS

The President, or another person authorised by the committee, is responsible for the

requirements imposed on the Club under section 53 of the Act to maintain the

register of members and record in that register any change in the membership of the

Club.

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In addition to the matters referred to in section 53(2) of the Act, the register of

members must include the class of membership (if applicable) to which each

member belongs and the date on which each member becomes a member.

The register of members must be kept securely at the Club and must include each

member’s name and a residential, postal or email address.

A member who wishes to inspect the register of members must contact the President

or their delegate to make the necessary arrangements.

If –

a member inspecting the register of members wishes to make a copy of, or take an

extract from, the register under section 54(2) of the Act; or,

a member makes a written request under section 56(1) of the Act to be provided with

a copy of the register of members; the committee may require the member to

provide a statutory declaration setting out the purpose for which the copy or extract

is required and declaring that the purpose is connected with the affairs of the Club.

Vote for the change


Against – None

3.2 ELECTIONS:

(a) A member must be financial to be eligible for nomination for positions

in the Club.

(b) Nominations for positions must be submitted in writing, on the

nomination form for that purpose, and be in the hands of the Business and Marketing

Director at least 14 (fourteen days) prior to the Annual General Meeting.

(c) Where no nominations are received in accordance with sub para

3.2.(b), the Chairman of the Annual General Meeting will call for nominations from the

floor of that meeting to fill the resulting vacancies. Should nominations still not be

forthcoming, the vacancy(s) shall be declared and handed to the incoming Board of

Management for action.

(d) At the First meeting of the incoming Board of Management additional

officers may be appointed for special duties deemed necessary by the Board.

This should read:

3.2 ELECTIONS:

(a) A member must be financial to be eligible for nomination for positions in the Club.

(b) All Board positions are declared vacant at the AGM every year.

(c ) Nominations for positions must be submitted in writing, on the nomination form for

that purpose, and be in the hands of the Business and Marketing Director at least 14

(fourteen days) prior to the Annual General Meeting.

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(d) Where no nominations are received in accordance with sub para 3.2.(c), the

Chairman of the Annual General Meeting will call for nominations from the floor of

that meeting to fill the resulting vacancies. Should nominations still not be

forthcoming, the vacancy(s) shall be declared and handed to the incoming Board of

Management for action.

(e) The term of office of a Board member begins when the member is elected at the

AGM or appointed to fill a causal vacancy that occurs through a Board member

resigning.

(f) At the first meeting of the incoming Board of Management additional officers may

be appointed for special duties deemed necessary by the Board.

Vote for the change


Against – None

The following addition is recommended:

COMMITTEES

5.13 UNIFORM COMMITTEE:

(a) The Uniform committee shall consist of the Club Services Director, Uniform Officer

and at least two (2) other members appointed by the Club Services Director.

(b) The Club Services Director shall chair this committee. It shall meet as necessary to

fulfil its obligations.

(c) The Uniform Committee is responsible for management of the Club Clothing Shop,

including maintenance of financial records.

(d) The committee is also responsible for overseeing all stocktakes as required by the

Board.

(e) Reports of all action taken by the Uniform Committee shall be addressed to the

Board in the form of minutes. The minutes shall be endorsed by the Board before any

action can be taken on recommendations contained therein.

Vote for the change


Against – None

2016.10

Election of Office Bearers

Rob Doherty declared all positions to be vacant.

Rob Invited Lyle Arbuckle (Vice Patron) up to announce the new directors and officers

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for the 2017/18 season.

Rob Doherty continued to announce the following Board of Directors-:

Nomination for the Board of Management positions were received, the following were

elected: -

Board of Directors:

President -

Business and Marketing Director: Christine Cougan - Unopposed

Life Saving Director: Laurie Mott - Unopposed

Junior Director: Garry Bunford - Unopposed

Competition Director: Peta Watkins - Unopposed

Club Services Director: Peter Watkins – Unopposed

Finance Director: Trish Neary - Unopposed

Club Development Director: Wendy Goodliffe – New Appointment

Life Saving Positions:

Education Officer: Stephen Thomas - Unopposed

Assisting Life Saving Officer: NIL -Unopposed

Patrol Officer: Ruth Krammer - Unopposed

First Aid Officer: Stephen Thomas – Unopposed

Equipment Officer: Craig Gamble - Unopposed

IRB Officer: Aran Buckley- Unopposed

Administration Positions:

Administration Manager: Jessica Bunford

Registrar: Jessica Bunford

Honorary Club Positions:

Club Medical Advisor: Dr Norman Miller

Club Legal Advisor: Dr Mark Saupin

Assisting Junior Activities Officer: Keiron Burke

Constitutional Committee 1: Jillian Dielesen

Constitutional Committee 2: Janie Rowse

Constitutional Committee 3: TBC

Life Membership Committee 1: Terrance Colby

Life Membership Committee 2: Darryll ODonnell

Life Membership Committee 3: Russell Wright

2016/17 Age Managers were announced-: as per below.

Assisting Junior Activities Officer: Keiron Burke

Age Manager U6: Holly Uglow & Chris Pawle

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Age Manager U7: Jenny Plint and Dan Rose

Age Manager U8: Richelle McSweeney

Age Manager U9: Shane Burch

Age Manager U10: Justine Bawden

Age Manager U11: Keiron Burke

Age Manager U12: Caitlin Murray

Age Manager U13: Darryl Nottingham

Junior Youth Manager U14+U15: Chris Crowley

Senior Youth Manager U17+U19: Don Berry

Lyle Arbuckle congratulated everyone on their appointments and guaranteed

another successful season.

2017.11 GENERAL BUSINESS:

Opened by: Ron Morris – Club President

No General Business

Meeting closed:

Ron Morris thanked all members present for their attendance and declared

the meeting closed at 20:11pm

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CLUB ELECTED OFFICERS 2017/18

PATRON Ian Goodenough MP

VICE PATRONS Cr Christine Hamilton-Prime

Hon Tony Krsticevic MLA

Lyle Arbuckle

BOARD OF

MANAGEMENT

President Ron Morris

Club Services Director Anthony Chin and Peter Watkins

Business & Marketing

Director

Christine Cougan

Finance Director Trisha Neary

Life Saving Director

Junior Director

Competition Director

Club Development

Director

Laurie Mott

Garry Bunford

Peta Watkins

Adrian Kirkpatrick and Wendy Goodliffe

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Patrol Captains

Geneff Patrol

Richardson Patrol

Shelton Patrol

Arbuckle Patrol

Arthurs Patrol

Brookman Patrol

Evans Patrol

Harding Patrol

Leevers Patrol

McDonald Patrol

Pollock Patrol

Richards Patrol

Robson Patrol

Austin Patrol

Williams Patrol

Duncan Patrol

Bernie Williams

Laurie Mott

Colleen Blevins

Leif Hinrichsen

Malcolm Judge

Sue Zehnder

Simon Kanakis

Peter Watkins

Kevin Kelly

Garry Bunford

Jarrad Nash

Paul Berry

Eamon Ryan

Ian Smallwood

Craig Gamble

Richard Lane

OFFICE BEARERS Education Officer Paul Berry

Assistant Junior Director Keiron Burke

Registrar Jessica Bunford

Active (15-18yr) Officer Dom Berry

Assistant Life Saving

Officer

Damien Newbold

Patrol Officer Ruth Krammer

Patrol Gear Officer Craig Gamble

IRB Officer Aran Buckley

CONSTITUTION

COMMITTEE

Jillian Dielesen, Janie Rowse

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LIFE MEMBERS

1964 George Geneff *

1964 Ted Shelton*

1969 Jack Geneff *

1973 Russell Wright

1980 Dennis Rose

1980 Ken Jenner

1983 Bernie Duncan *

1986 Gary Williams

1989 John Hayes

1992 Steven Blackwood

1994 Steven Rogers

2001 Gwen Jenner

2001 Kingsley Smith

2004 Terrance Colby

2005 Earl Cook *

2008 Hon James Clarko AM AE JP

2008 Richard Lane

2010 Ron Morris

2013 Ron Clarke

2013 Rob Doherty

2014 Darrell O’Donnell

2015 Murray Geneff

2015 Norm Miller

2016 Neil Rowse

2016 Christine Cougan

Deceased*

LIFE MEMBERSHIP

COMMITTEE

Darryl O’Donnell, Terrance Colby, Russell Wright

AGE MANAGERS

U6

U7

U8

U9

U10

U11

U12

U13

Andrew Ridley

Jenny Plint

Richelle McSweeney

Shane Burch

Justine Bawden

Keiron Burke

Caitlin Murray

Darryl Nottingham

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Phew what a great season it has been with great results across all facets of our club this is fitting

for our 60th anniversary.

I personally would like to acknowledge and thank our board of management team for the

dedication and hours of work that they have done throughout the season.

Business and Marketing Director – Christine Cougan

Junior Director – Garry Bunford

Lifesaving Director – Laurie Mott

Competition Director – Peta Watkins

Finance Director – Trish Neary

Club Service Director – Anthony Chin

Club Development Director – Adrian Kirkpatrick

On behalf of all club members we thank you for managing the club to the highest degree.

I wish to acknowledge and thank all of our staff including, Admin manager Jess Bunford, Bar

manager Ryan Dhue, Bookkeeper Peta Watkins and cleaner Bob Lindsay. You all make our

director’s role so much easier.

With a member base of 1760 our club remains one of the most active and successful family clubs

on the west coast.

I would like to thank all our patrolling members who committed many hours to ensure that our

agreement with the COJ was maintained, a big well done.

To our beach committee, thank you for maintaining our patrolling services, you have done a

brilliant job as always.

Our patrolling members go far beyond their normal patrol obligations by providing additional

services to the community, including abalone patrol. Tri-events, open water swimming and SLSWA

events. This service assisted greatly in achieving additional revenue for the club.

To our club assessors, trainers and education team, we thank you for your commitment and hard

work in assisting a large number of members to achieve awards such as SRC, Bronze Medallion,

First aid, IRB crew and driver.

To Peta Watkins and the competition committee, thank you for your commitment and efforts

throughout the season.

To all members, coach’s ,officials and support people who participated and committed time to

represent Sorrento in IRB, pool rescue, board riding, lifesaving events, beach and water events at

our club and the state and national stage, we congratulate you for representing Sorrento with

professionalism.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

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The sportsmanship displayed by members at carnivals, State Championships and Australian

Championships makes us all proud of you.

To Garry Bunford and all team managers, assistant age managers and water safety, set up and

pack up team and all of our Sunday morning sausage sizzle teams, your efforts are greatly

appreciated.

With a junior base of 640 nippers, Sorrento has again displayed why we are run one of the most

successful nippers program on the coast.

Our juniors are an integral part of our clubs future by providing a quality program to our juniors

goes a long way in ensuring our retention rate is high as our juniors move through to the youth

programmes of the club.

A big thank you to all that were associated with nippers this season. The colour run event this was

most successful and greatly enjoyed by the large numbers who participated and brought greatly

needed revenue to the club. Well done.

To Peter Watkins/Anthony Chin and all associated with the food beverage, clothing and social

committees of our club thank you for another successful and wonderful season.

Sponsors are an integral part of the operations and sustainability of the Sorrento SLSC and to that

end I would like to thank Christine Cougan who managed this in a very professional manner.

In Addition to our major sponsors City of Joondalup we were able to retain our Gold sponsor

Channel 9 and many others we would like to say a very big thank you.

Mick Saunders, thank you for all your hard work and occasional headache for applying and

receiving grants that are on offer. Well done on your efforts this season.

In closing I would like to thank all club members and look forward another fantastic year in

2018/2018 season with the best club in AUSTRALIA.

Ron Morris

President

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BUSINESS & MARKETING REPORT

Sorrento’s has had a very hectic and successful season; one of the largest if not the largest West

Australian Surf Life Saving Clubs. All areas of membership have been strong this season and our

membership has increase to 1768 financial members.

I wish to acknowledge the club’s Office Manager Jess Bunford who has

worked diligently all year to serve all members; assisting Directors and

carrying out a multitude of tasks helping to keep the club running

smoothly. A credit to you Jess, we are very proud of you and thank you

for your professionalism and work ethic. Jess was shortlisted for the Club’s

WA Industry awards in June for employee of the year and she came

home with a win! Well done Jess!

This year Communication is vital in today’s busy world. With the

introduction of the Team App it is so easy to keep updated. Hopefully you

have noticed all the notice boards with contact details concerning Patrol

Captains, and other club positions situated around the boat shed and the Directors Photo Board

in the foyer. This is all to keep you the members well informed and easy access to the right person.

This brings me to mentioning the Sorrento Old Salts. A group of people who volunteer their time to

assist with maintenance issues around the club. The cost of maintenance is huge and with their

kind assistance, helps keep the running cost of the club down. Special thanks to Don Preiato, Alan

Colley, Doug Lacklison, Bob Cousins, Neil Rowse, Bob Lindsay, Kim Baird, Lyle Arbuckle and Ian

Fieldgate.

Sorrento SLSC is dedicated to being an inclusive organisation. A family orientated and community

minded club. This season saw the Dolphin Program, which is participates with disabilities, continue

into its third year. Every Saturday morning Sorrento members and friends volunteered their time to

run this program providing opportunities in surf and beach activities, swimming, board and ski

sessions and lifesaving knowledge and understand with numbers growing. We have also secured

a grant for the Dolphin Program and this will allow us to have a co-ordinator to take on the

coming season. We look forward to this growing in the future.

The introduction of a patrol rebate last year was a success and will continue next season. Full

membership fees apply; however, all eligible will receive a $60 club voucher to be used in either

the uniform shop or restaurant.

Online registrations have increased and we encourage all members to register via

https://pnpnet.qvalent.com/OnlinePaymentServlet?cd_community=SLSA&cd_currency=AUD

Registration Day this season will be held on Sunday, 19th August. This day is for new members.

Existing members can sign up any time after the AGM in the office.

Thank you to the Constitution Committee; Jillian Dielesen, Dick Lane and Terrance Colby along

with the Disciplinary Committee consisting of Dr Norm Miller, Darryl O’Donnell and Terrance Colby,

your support is greatly appreciated.

The Street Appeal this year was well supported by our members and although we raised less

money than previous years it wasn’t through lack of trying. Street Appeal raised over $4000.

https://pnpnet.qvalent.com/OnlinePaymentServlet?cd_community=SLSA&cd_currency=AUD

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2017/18 Membership Numbers

Juniors 648

Youth 150

Active 18+ 236

General 641

Honorary 7

Life Members 20

Long Service 61

Active Reserve 1

Sponsorship and Marketing

Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club relies heavily on the generosity and financial support of corporate

partners and private contributors. We have had a long and busy season on our wonderful beach,

not to mention the volunteers, plus our team of assessors and instructors and most importantly our

energetic nippers and competitors. All of this activity is costly and we must pause to thank the

very generous financial support we receive from our extended Sorrento Community.

Our appreciation extends once again to the City of Joondalup who has provided the club not

only with valuable sponsorship but greatly assist the staff and Board with problems and other

concerns that arise throughout the year.

Nine Network have continued to be gold sponsors, a highlight this year was the Nine news

presenting a live broadcast from Sorrento beach on the 18th January. Again it was awesome

seeing so many of the club’s members turning up early in the morning offering their support.

This year North Shore Tavern supported the club as a silver sponsor, and proudly hang an old boat

of the club’s from the ceiling in their Tavern. They kindly offered our members discount cards for

use at their bar. We encourage Sorrento members to reciprocate and patronage the Tavern.

We continue to enjoy a cooperative partnership with the Marmion Angling Club, patrolling their

beach especially on Sundays during their Junior sessions and providing equipment for the club’s

use. This year they were able to support the club through silver sponsorship, which is greatly

appreciated.

Thank you to Hillary’s Boardwalk who has continued as a Gold Sponsor and we reciprocate by

patrolling Hillary’s beach every weekend throughout the season.

Our appreciation to Bronze Sponsors; RJ Electrics, Liquor Barons Hillarys, RBD Building and

Maintenance, Detail West, JBM Finance, Realmark (Brad and Kate Hardingham), Mills Charters,

Complete Cabling and Tint Works.

Sponsorship through cash donations, equipment purchases, goods and services in kind or other

initiatives, plus profitable fundraising are greatly appreciated and all contribute to the smooth

running of the Club, maintain lifesaving equipment and other club facilities. This allows members

to concentrate on the club’s core role; of providing lifesaving services to Sorrento beach in a

safe, professional, inclusive and enjoyable environment.

At Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club we need to say a huge thank you to each and every one of our

sponsors; we really appreciate your ongoing support and encouragement. Thank you to

everyone involved in the Small Business Club.

In its third year the Watermans to the Wall event was a huge success with over 285 swimmers

entered. I wish to thank the hard work of the committee this year, Ron Clarke, Dave Norton, Jeff,

Garry, Helen and Jess Bunford. All of our funds for the Watermans to the Wall goes to the Sorrento

SLSC building fund.

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Grants

In the last financial year we have applied for over 5 grants to assist us in providing our services to

both the community and our members. There are many criteria in which the club falls, community

services, education, children, sport and emergency preparedness. Although this is a wide range

understanding what the grantor wishes to achieve can be difficult.

We have had some outstanding success this year, of the 5 we have been successful in 4 of them,

with the other one still pending. Those 4 grants where worth $45,000 which we’ve used to

purchase new equipment and training of staff.

Thank you to Mick Saunders for applying for these and getting the club these funds. Your work is

amazing.

Our Partners

Platinum Sponsor

City of Joondalup

Gold Sponsors

Hillarys Boardwalk

Nine Network

Silver Sponsors

Marmion Angling Club

Northshore Tavern

Bronze Sponsors


JMB Finance

Brad & Kate Haringham Realmark

Tintworks

Detail West

RJ Electrics

Mills Charters

RBD Building

Perth Stripes and Signs

Cash Donations

Weight Watchers Sorrento

Helen Bunford

Ken Jenner

Kevin Kelly

Roger Nowell

Cathy Park

Norm Miller

Susan Bonaccorso

Kingsley Smith

Goods and Services

Capral Aluminium

Peard Real Estate

Subway Sorrento Quay

North Coast Tri Club

Lakeside Plumbing

Rachael Doherty Foundation

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Mintap

Plain Legal

White Salt Restaurant

Commonwealth Bank

Rottnest Fast Ferries

Go Paddle Sports

Go West Financial Group

Voyage Café

BWS

DS Flex

Ben & Jerry's

Slater Air

Paddleback Sports

Sunbuild Construction

Reece Plumbing

Aussie Natural Water

Collaborative World Consultants

Aloha Surf House

In addition I would like to thank the support we enjoy from local media; Joondalup Times and the

West Australian. We are grateful for the generosity of all of these contributors. Our Club Patrons for

their ongoing support and valued contributions to our club.

Every contribution of financial support and goods in kind donated to Sorrento SLSC allows us to:

Concentrate our time on training our life savers to protect the beach

Ensures we have the right equipment to activate in fast effective rescues;

Enables our Club to run efficiently and to be competitive.

Our Sponsors are listed above. Members are encouraged to use their services where possible, to

return the support that they show for the club. As we approach the end of season I wish to

sincerely thank both member sponsors and outside sponsors who have supported the club.

To those of you that have helped out in any aspect during the season, a big thanks. And a

special mention to my family for their support and encouragement

Christine Cougan

Business & Marketing Director

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LIFESAVING REPORT

This was my first season as Life Saving Director taking over the position from Garry Bunford who has

filled the position for the last four seasons.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all that have assisted me in the club’s Life Saving

function which includes patrols, lifesaving, first aid, equipment maintenance, external events

coordination, IRB/Jet Ski and requalification of awards.

I wish to thank the members of the Beach committee for their work this season. The Beach

Committee team’s role is to manage these functions during and out of the season, which was

done with professionalism and enthusiasm.

The Committee consisted of the below

Laurie Mott – Lifesaving Director

Stephen Thomas - Looking after education, first aid and requalification

Colleen Blevins - Coordinating external events which are an important fund raiser for the club

Aran Buckley - Looking after IRBs and, assisted by Richard Elderfield (Jet Skis)

Ruth Krammer - Being the patrol officer, coordinating beach patrols

Craig Gamble– Responsible for equipment maintenance in the position of equipment officer.

Damien Newbold - Assisting myself in the director’s duties.

I would also like to thank the Beach Committee and the many club members who supported Life

Saving during the year by assisting in patrols, external events, training or other support function.

Congratulations to this year’s award winners for the 2017/18 season.

Life Saving Awards

Patrol Person of the Year Paul Green

Young Patrol Person of the Year Lawson Rimmer

Most Patrol hours Aran Buckley

Trainer of the Year Stephen Thomas

Assessor of the Year Dick Lane

Most Patrol Hours

Aran Buckley 101.75

Kye Bostwick 89.25

Colleen Blevins 82.75

Lawson Rimmer 82.25

Christopher Hainsworth 78.75

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Patrol Statistics

First Aids 116

Preventatives 684

Rescues 4

Patrol Hours as a Club 8,416.25

100% Rostered Patrol Hours

Colleen Blevins

Declan Burke

Linda Burke

Jennifer Colyer

Paul Green

Clinton Hill

Malcolm Judge

Tim Kelly

Richard Lane

Neil Marston

Norman Miller

Laurence Mott

Leigh Nash

Darrell Slater

Ian Smallwood

James White

Ben Willcocks

Evan Willcocks

Bernard Williams

Mitchell Williams

Michael Wren

Susan Zehnder

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Patrols

We achieved over 8,600 patrol hours for the season which was more than 500 hours greater than

last season. Ruth Krammer co-ordinated the patrols this season, fulfilling the difficult position of

patrol officer. This was the first full season of patrols with the Beach enclosure in place. The beach

enclosure is becoming a popular destination for beach goers, attracting more people to our

beaches. Over all a great effort by the patrolling members, who performed rescues ranging from

pulling people out from the ocean & performing CPR through to bin diving to rescue car keys for

beach goers.

Also, a special thank you to all members involved in the rescues and subsequent unsuccessful

resuscitation attempt.

First Aiders

Last season the patrolling first aider’s initiative commenced and our current season saw a small

number of first aiders join patrols. This initiative is still in its formative with first aiders requiring an

advanced first aid certificate without an SRC or Bronze certificate. Their function was to provide

first aid only and allows qualified members to participate in rescues. In addition this season a first

aid "community" has been created to allow those members interested to gain additional skills and

practise.

During the season first aid equipment and stores have been simplified and rationalized making it

easier to maintain stocks and reducing equipment costs

Water Safety Events

This year we participated as water safety in a number of events including the Trievents, Rottnest

swim and North coast Tri club. These events are a significant revenue stream for the club.

I would like to thank all who participated in these events with a special thanks to Colleen Blevins

who spent many an hour organising members to attend these events, coordinating the water

safety as well as attending all events. Also, a special mention to all of the IRB team who were

usually the first to come in to set up water safety and the last to leave.

Abalone Patrols

Again this year a great effort to all

members who participated in the

Abalone patrols which were moved

to Saturdays this season. Colleen’s

efforts resulted in a great turnout for

these patrols with the club a major

contributor of resources. Thanks to

Colleen, Malcom & Sue for being

area & section coordinators for these

patrols.

Education

Education again rose to the

challenge of training and requals

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with approximately 135 members completing training this year and over 400 requals undertaken.

One of the initiatives implemented by Stephen Thomas this season was to try and identify & train

up younger members to be trainers and assessors. This will carry through next season.

Additional Equipment

During the season we took delivery of an additional ATV to assist in patrolling the beach. This has

proved to be a useful and valuable addition to our equipment fleet.

Grants this year assisted in the purchase of two defibrillators, first aid backpacks and an additional

rescue board. These will greatly assist in our life saving efforts over the coming season.

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JUNIOR’S REPORT

Sorrento juniors continues to manage a large volume of nippers; 670

The junior age managers and coaches delivered a successful season doubling previous season’s

numbers of people attending training sessions. We also managed to for fill our education

commitments for the season.

My time on the board of management has ended and there are so many people that I need to

thank so if I forget your name please forgive me but please know I truly thank you for your help

and support over the last 7 years. I would like to thank my wife Helen and family Evan and Jessica

for their support over the last 7 years while I have been on the Sorrento Board of Management. I

could not have done this without them and their amazing support.

This season we saw the introduction of under 8 and under 9’s in competition and as normal

Sorrento lead the way helping to make it the success it was. Sorrento little nippers certainly lead

the way. Sorrento juniors came third overall in the WA State Championships this season, clearly

making our club the club of choice and confirming that Sorrento Juniors are moving in the right

direction. You can find all the results from the SLSWA State Championships on this link -

https://www.mybeach.com.au/members/surf-sports/competitions/sunsmart-wa-surf-life-saving-

championships/

We anticipate the Junior Age Committee and Age Structures will continue to provide the energy

and guidance to parents to further improve our position in season 18/19. Sorrento is particularly

proud to facilitate nipper development for all aspiring youngsters, whether it be based around

Sunday nipper activities, life skills or competition. We are highly focussed on both land and water

with both areas receiving due focus and necessary support, with even further focus being

planned for next season. Initial seasonal focus was based on every age group nipper consciously

achieving their respective surf award, in line with SLSA requirements.

One of our primary challenges in a club of our size is providing effective communication across all

families. This season with the help of Jessica Bunford from the office and our age managers we

have tried to improve our communication to all families.

I am truly in awe of all the volunteers that help the club in summer and winter and I would like to

thank the following people who volunteer each week with the children of our great club your

age managers.

If you would like to see the results from the Junior State Championships please go onto the SLSWA

website - https://www.mybeach.com.au/members/surf-sports/competitions/

Under 6 - Yellow Caps

Andrew

Paula

Chris

Martin

Amanda

Chris

Michelle

Under 7 – Double Green Caps

Jenny

Dan

Lorelie

https://www.mybeach.com.au/members/surf-sports/competitions/sunsmart-wa-surf-life-saving-championships/

https://www.mybeach.com.au/members/surf-sports/competitions/sunsmart-wa-surf-life-saving-championships/

https://www.mybeach.com.au/members/surf-sports/competitions/

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David

David

Jillian

Nicole

Michael

Under 8 – Double Blue Caps

Richelle

Steve

Paul

Marty

Aaron

Julie

Kerry

Stuart

Damien

Tia

Karolien

Under 9 – Red Caps

Shane

Matt

Jeremy

Adam

Under 10 – White Caps

Keiron

Aran

Tim

Gavin

Ed

Jo

Brett

Kevin

Declan

Maddison

Zoe

Under 11 – Green Caps

Justine

Darren

Stef

Grant

Clinton

Under 12 – Light Blue Caps

Caitlin

Greg

Dana

Tim

Madi

Lesley

Under 13 – Black Caps

Scott

Darryl

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Julie

Peter and Joanne

Beach Boys (Set up Crew)

Ron Morris

John Wilcox

Bob Johnston

Darren Kirkwood

Adrian Kirkpatrick

I would also like to take this opportunity in thanking the presidents that I have had the privilege to

work with and they have all taught me a lot over the years.

Graham Nash

Leif Hinichsen

Rob Doherty

Ron Morris

I would like to thank the following people that have helped me over the seasons

Shelley Gardiner

Leif Hinichsen,

Stephen Thomas

Paul Berry

Craig Gamble

Niki Owen

Roy Grant

Priscilla Raffety

Jacqui McGregor

Coleen Blevins

Garry Bunford

Junior Director

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CLUB SERVICES REPORT

Bar and Café Operations

Ryan Dhue was appointed as Bar Manager at the beginning of the season and is to be

commended on his diligent work and organisation of the bar team. Ryan decided not to

continue in the role from May. The committee has supported a change in the role to be more

catering focussed and as a result Holly Beggs has been appointed as the casual catering

supervisor.

This season saw a drop in bar revenue in comparison to last year, likely to be reflective of less

activity in organised social events. Café revenue and profitability was improved from last year

due to consolidation of suppliers and focus on improving service times and menu selection.

A review of catering equipment is currently underway with recommendations to improve

capacity and service times to be presented to the committee for review.

Social Club

The glittering 60th Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club Awards dinner was successful held at Ambrose

Estate and was attend by over 100 club members and dignitaries. The social committee is to be

commended on their hard work to organise and deliver a great event.

Successful social events require support from club members not just to attend but to get involved

in the planning and execution. The social committee is looking for people to join the committee

to provide ideas to bring club members together more frequently. Ask not what your club can do

for you but what can you do for your club!

Uniform Shop

Despite challenges with suppliers to deliver stock in a timely manner the uniform shop with the

wonderful support from the volunteer staff provided great service to the club with uniform sales

generating turnover of $65k with a small profit. The Aussie’s shirt proved popular as did the juniors

state championship shirt. Lessons learnt to implement for next season will include earlier ordering

of key items, relocation of the shop during the start of the season to cope with large volumes of

shoppers and early discussions with various committees and user groups to determine uniform

needs for the up and coming season.

Facilities

Club facilities have been slowly improved over the season. New ceiling fans have replaced the

old metal ones. 15amp power has been installed inside the hall and outside in the courtyard to

enable the flexible use of the hot buffet unit to improve food service.

Government funding will see the roller doors to the shed replaced and a new waste contactor

has been appointed providing better and more cost effective waste removal.

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CLUB DEVELOPMENT REPORT

Youth

What an amazing season our youth have had this year! Below are some of the things we have got

up to this season!

Had U14 sleepover to kick off the season – which has been running for a few years now.

Had 11 new youth sign up to U14s – most of whom had never done surf club before – so that was

great.

Did SRC course for 6 weeks – and had 42 U 14s finish the course – out of 42 people as well as 4

youth from U15s who were unable to do the course during the season before.

All of the youth who completed the src were provided with their uniforms and not only did their

required patrol hours but many did extra hours – simply because they wanted to or they were

filling in for other youth. our trainers were fantastic and it was a tremendous effort and certainly

kept the youth at the club.

The youth also had the yip point programme – which many completed various levels of it and

were presented at the end of year function – by Dale – who went through the activities each

youth had done in order to accumulate the points – and it was very impressive.

The youth had Sunday mornings on the beach where they did water based activities, one time

had a volleyball game, did board training, land based activities and team building exercises –

had a good turnout throughout the season – and there were at least 10 youth there – even on

the holiday Sundays.

Had end of year social function at the Osbourne Park bowling club – with feedback from the

members of that club saying that not only was it the largest group they had hosted there it was a

great group – well-mannered and that we would be welcome back any time – good turn out

and very positive way to end the season.

Youth could also help out at dolphins on Saturday mornings – which 2 of our U14s did – and loved

it.

Youth helped out at BBQs such as the regular sun after nippers BBQ, the fund raising Australia day

BBQ.

Youth provided water safety for different age groups on some Sundays – or simply helped out in

whatever way was needed for nippers groups.

Selected youth participated in the camps – which were a great success.

Youth who compete participated at the Aussies – which was fantastic.

Chris Milne ran the surf ski component where we had all the U14s and some U15s complete a

have a go day at Hillarys marina with surf skis – mentors volunteered from the established ski

groups and the day had to run over 2 dates due to the large numbers – from this we got 22 youth

who wanted to continue onto the 6 week course where mentors came and assisted les leanne

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and chris – to further develop their ski technique – mainly at the marina – and had excellent

support from the parents – loading and unloading skis from surf club and at marina and towing

the ski rack etc.

From this group 2 were promoted into the thus morning paddling – Emily Rance and Ellie Clarke –

as they were capable of doing that and both have attended some sessions. The others – as well

as the above 2 are also offered ski training – at Sorrento beach – each Sunday morning – weather

permitting – throughout the year. Last Sunday Chris said there were 8 youth there as well as a

number of mentors and even some parents of youth who were interested in giving it a go.

Some youth furthered their education by doing first aid courses that were on offer

Some did march past – and competed at Aussies.

Many participated in the training squads offered throughout the week during the season as well

as early Sunday morning

All u14s on Sunday mornings participated in the club swim – which swelled the numbers there –

basically every Sunday morning the youth sign in with me, then sign in at boat shed for swim –

then do club swim and head to our flag – which is the green and white Sorrento club flag – and

do beach and water activities until about 10.30/10.45 – then many headed back to club for

sausage sizzle

Youth volunteered for additional patrols such as abalone patrol

Youth were made aware of how the bronze course is recognised in relation to highschool

graduation and can also be used for things like duke of Edinburgh – which a number of youth are

in the process of doing

Did information evening for u13s – black caps – who are joining youth next season – to make

them aware of how great youth is and what we have done this season

YIPS Program

YIP is designed to motivate, recognise and reward youth, while providing them with the

opportunity to explore and become involved in a range of areas within surf lifesaving which they

may not have previously considered. The program rewards and recognises youth participants for

their commitment. It sets achievable goals to encourage on-going participation across a range

of lifesaving activities while promoting leadership skills, personal development and social

interaction with peers.

YIP also encourages a sense of organisational commitment and pride and assists the club with

the process of succession planning through the identification of future leaders. YIP is a recognition

and reward program that is self-paced and can be completed in three years (give or take),

depending on the member. The rewards program operates utilising a similar concept to that of

frequent flyer points where participants collect points for being involved in a range of lifesaving

activities. The more activities they engage in and the more hours they volunteer, the greater the

points collected.

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14 youth achieved YIPS Awards this

year:

Bronze (150 points)

Kye Bostwick U17

Tyson Cook U15

Tara Corrigan U17

Julius Formato U14

Leo Harvie U14

Macy Horne U15

Caylee Margach U14

Pia O’Flynn U14

Mitchell Pescud U14

Silver (250 points)

Ellie Clarke U17

Amy Harrison U14

Lily Wainwright U15

Gold (400 points)

Tim Berry U17

Declan Burke U18

A fantastic 41 U14’s passed their SRC this season and commenced patrols for Sorrento SLSC.

A big thank you to the ladies in the uniform shop, Rita Berry and Ruth Hazell, who sourced and

arranged embroidery for the YIPS towels and jackets.

And from the youth, thank you to Wendy, Adrian and the board for supporting the YIPS at

Sorrento.

Dale Berry

YIPS Coordinator for Sorrento SLSC

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COMPETITION REPORT

We had to endure even more changes within competition this season with the introduction of the

Surf League carnivals. There were many positives in the running of these carnivals including time

efficient, however they certainly set challenges as a club to form each teams. Our Coaches

often tearing their hair out to find to right mix of athletes. This is a team based competition in a

similar style as the existing interstate and World team competitions. Each team were to include a

Surf boat crew, a sprinter, a swimmer, a board paddler & ski paddler with at least 4 males and

four females in each team. This is where the challenge was set across many clubs, to make up

these teams. Clubs could mix with other clubs if required, for example they may not have a Boat

crew.

On a whole the competition was taken on with great encouragement and it will be interesting to

see if this continues next season.

Considering Sorrento are continually struggling within our water disciplines our success overall was

without a doubt nothing short of outstanding. Our Beachies once again absolutely dominating

the competition here in WA. This along with our R&R “Rescue & Resuscitation” & March Past set

Sorrento in good sted for an amazing year.

Our R&R discipline spend many tireless hours struggling to get teams together to train.

Compliments to Darryl O’Donnell & Theresa Gartland, Sue Lemmon & Mick Saunders for all your

hours of commitment. And then of course our March Past teams, coached by Ken Jenner &

Roger Nowell. Again, many tireless hours spent pounding the sand to finally make that elusive

Gold trophy in both teams at States.

Our Boaties had an amazing year as well this year. There were many boaties, especially women,

challenging for seats in boats which is a great position for any club to be in. Thank you to Muzz,

Watto and all your amazing helpers. See Muzz’s report for more detail.

We finished SECOND overall at the completion of Senior State Championships in March this year.

This is a massive achievement. I took the liberty of researching the past six years to see where we

have finished prior to now:

2012/13: 1st – Trigg 2nd – City Beach 3rd – Sorrento

2013/14: 1st – City 2nd – Trigg 3rd – Sorrento

2014/15: 1st – Trigg 2nd – City 3rd – Mullaloo 4th – Sorrento

2015/16: 1st – Trigg 2nd – Mullaloo 3rd - Sorrento

2016/17: 1st – Trigg 2nd – City 3rd - Sorrento

2017/18: 1st – Trigg 2nd – Sorrento

I’d like to Congratulate ALL athletes plus Coaches, Captains, Officials, Scorers & Helpers for

everything you have done for Sorrento this past year. Without ALL of you the above would not

have been possible. Well Done. Please find following our individual discipline reports.

Peta Watkins

Compeition Director

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Board Report

This season our junior squad was led by Bill Hughes and our senior squad was coached by Callan

Preiato.

We have a small senior squad of dedicated athletes who consistently attend training and were

rewarded with some impressive results at this year’s State Titles. Here are some notable winners:

Tim Berry, Daniel Snook and Ben Waterman came away with 3rd in the Board Relay

An outstanding paddle by Sienna Berry in her board race saw her take home the silver

medal.

Ben Snook: 6th individual board

Tim Berry: 5th Board Race

Lucas Wilson: 1st U/14 iron

U15/girls: 5th board relay

This season we were lucky enough to purchase three new Kracka boards for our up-coming youth

athletes.

Also, a special mention to Tom Wisken who has been doing a fantastic job throughout the season

repairing boards. On that note, if you are paddling a club board and it needs repairs please see

me (Ashlee Booker) as I will be taking care of that next season. Remember, check the board

before taking it out and let someone know if you damage it so the repairs can be sorted.

Looking forward, the key message I have for the board squad is that if you want the results at

States and Aussies you need to be prepared to train hard, work on your technique, commit and

attend training throughout the entire season. The squad size I saw a week out from Aussies would

be my goal for the upcoming season. The more people in a squad, inevitably creates

competition along with comradery. These two elements are keys for success. To the incredible

swimmers out there in our club, join us for at least two board sessions each week. We would love

to have you! Let’s take these 5th places in relays, to medal wins.

Furthermore, it is certainly not ALL about winning (that’s my motto) but keeping our mind, body

and soul healthy. This sport we are lucky to have found ourselves in provides us with a place to

exercise with like-minded people of all ages. I recognise busy school and work life can be difficult

to juggle however consider this quote by Kenneth H Cooper:

“The reason I exercise is for the quality of life I enjoy.”

Kenneth H. Cooper.

See you on the beach!

Ashlee Booker and Callan Preiato

Board Captains 2018

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March Past Report

What a successful year we have just had!

State Titles Australian Titles

1st Open March Past 3rd Open March Past

1st Under 23 March Past 2nd Under 23 March Past

Our success is a result of a number of years of training, with a bit of fun along the way. With our

Under 23 team we have a long future. Thanks to our Facilitator Roger Nowel. There is no doubt we

have the best team uniform in Australia.

Open Team Under 23 Team

Murray Geneff

Russell Wright

Chloe Harrison

Elise Airey

Danny Barclay

Rob Doherty

Annelise Pring

Zoe Bain

Bob Lindsay

Mark Gannon

Caitlin Humphreys

Samantha Saunders

Trish Neary

Kevin Haynes

Paige Higgins

Elsie Godderidge

Rita Berry

Ken Jenner

Caitlin Murray

Alana Humphreys

Leigh Nash

Jenny Colyer

Darby Gartlan

Amy Harrison

Rescue & Resuscitation Report

It has been a long season with highs and lows. We entered the most R&R teams ever at Aussies,

had an outstanding States but sadly lacked support from SLSWA.

MEGA-BIG thank you to our senior coaches Darryl (Opens) and Theresa (Juniors); our coaching

panel of Darby, Annelise, Samantha and Sue. Also, Roger and ‘Woz’ for providing feedback to

teams to improve technique. The development coaching by Theresa with our Nippers is

unparalleled. Current and former R&R kids combined in the U23’s Marchpast winning the State

Championships and Silver at Aussies (Sorrento’s first medal in March Past history – just beating the

Opens). Thank you, Theresa for your hours of development with these kids.

Our Open teams excelled at States with three Gold and four Silver; winning the six person flag

back to back. Unfortunately, no medals at Aussies with fourths and fifths, teams performed

magnificently in very trying conditions.

Sue Lemmon

R&R Captain

Boat Report

What a 12 months, from the amazing King George Sound of Albany in June to the Avon valley in

August then up to the wind swept (even by local standards) beach of Geraldton in January,

back to Perth for the State and Aussie titles April.

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It has been one of the most eventful, challenging and successful seasons in a while. We have had

Rowers injured, Keels torn off, Boats damaged, Oars snapped, Partial nudity, Bones broken but a

lot of fun and plenty of laughs.

The Shark Bait crew rowed above and beyond making the quarter finals at the Aussies, Blonde

Bomb Shells were always ready to have a go. Silver backs had a good crack and laugh along the

way. The Psychos also represented the club well. There were numerous changes and swaps with

in the crews due to various different reasons. Medals won and State Masters, Aussie master. Great

results!

Thanks to all the Boaties for your efforts, your wiliness to step up and in to fill a gap and most of all

your passion for Surf Boats.

Special thanks to Watto, Sam Gannon, Claire & Rowsie. Thanks also to JAD Enterprises for keeping

the trailers and pumps going. Massive thanks Greg from GT Fiberglass for ALL the URGENT repairs

that you sorted at the drop of a hat even on a Sunday afternoon.

Murray Geneff

Boat Captain

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Officials Report

The Surf Season 2017/2018 has concluded and it was a very successful season for Sorrento

Officials.

We have had a core group of Officials who have been involved in every event this past season

starting with the IRB series followed by Pool Rescue and then into the summer series of carnivals

and all performed their roles exceptionally well.

I would like to let everyone know some of the outstanding performances by our Officials.

We as a club supplied the Carnival Referee and Deputy Referee for the State Endurance

Championships.-Graham Snook and Janine Boyle.

The club also supplied Championship Referee for the Little Nipper States- Garry Bunford

In a first We supplied all 4 Water Sectional Referees in the Junior State Titles.-Roger Nowell Gary

Bunford Janine Boyle and Graham Snook.

At the Open State Championships we had 2 Water Sectional Referees- Youth was Graham Snook

and Ladies was Janine Boyle.

We supplied Officials in all areas at the Australian Titles.

In the Boat Arena we represented by Chris Hainsworth and Cathy Park.

In the R&R area we had Sue Lemmon

When it came to IRB officials at Carnivals we were led by Kingsley Smith Ian Smallwood and Aran

Buckley.

If I have forgotten anyone I'm sorry but as we had so many it is hard to know who you all are.

In regards to members who wish to become Officials it is all done online so you can become an

Official whilst sitting in the comfort of your home.

I would like to thank the Club for supporting me this year in my role of Officials Officer.

I would especially like to thank my wife Julie who has had to put up with me going to carnivals

early and staying late at Carnivals and also to my children Daniel and Ben who sometimes also

have to get to Carnivals earlier than they wish or stay later than they wish.

Graham Snook

Officials Officer

IRB Racing Report

To start, I would like to mention that IRB racing isn’t just a bunch of people who are just here to

have a fun time and get some high action thrills. The IRB racing team work all year round not just

on racing during winter but through summer doing water safety, maintaining the boats and

engines.

The team put hours put into training by doing the little things like turning, picking up patients,

negotiating surf, all these help to increase are abilities as IR drivers and crews.

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Last season we had a fantastic season and we ended up in a lot of semi finals and some finals

but still medals elude us even with the fantastic support of everyone in the team. The team is like

one big family we are trying to grow this little team into a big one so we can rival some of the

bigger clubs. We are growing and learning every year and there will be great things to come so

look out the Sorrento IRB racing team are coming.

“I think we’re going in the right direction “

Evan Bunford

IRB coach

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Beach Report

The 2017-2018 season for the Sorrento Beachies was nothing short of stellar! Once again with our

team culture and the senior group all helping with coaching and mentoring duties and our

amazing parent group, the team excelled!

First thank you to Johnny Hackett as Beach captain, Claire Rafferty, Jeremy Plint, Jackson

Symonds and Jackie Lord for all taking sessions when I couldn’t and Jacko for once again

providing technical training to the team. Thank you to Tony and the trainers at Peak Body who

made a difference to the performance of the Beachies and of course all our amazing parents

who always put their hand up to help!

We once again had State representatives go away for both Senior and Youth competitions

including Jackson Symonds, Charlie Rigby, Sydney Rafferty, Taylah Rafferty, Cristian Sayers

(couldn’t attend) Tyson Cook, Jared Thompson, Ollie Weymouth and Sienna Algeri. Jackson

Symonds and Sydney Rafferty were also selected to compete in an Ocean 6 series during the

season.

States had some disappointments in unlucky lane draws, dropped batons and DQ’s, but also saw

some great performances!! One being Charlie Rigby taking out both the U19 and Open sprint

from reining champ Jackson. We picked up 1,2,3 in the open male sprint, u17 female sprint, U15

male flags, 1,2 u19 male flags, U19 male sprints and Open male flags. Our youth athletes in u14

did an amazing job at their first senior States as well coming away with a few medals. We also

had finalists in every event we entered.

Aussies was huge with finalists in every event we entered. Jackson took out his 4th gold in the open

male sprint being the first person to do this in 53 years. Charlie Rigby also took out his 3rd

consecutive sprint gold in the u19 sprint, Sydney Rafferty took home bronze in the U17 female

sprint. In the relays we dominated, Gold in u15 male relay, U17 female relay, U19 male relay and

Silver in U17 male relay and bronze in U19 female relay. Some of our athletes ran in 3 relays and

up to 9 times in one day! Charlie Rigby, Sam Hodgkin, Sydney Rafferty, Charley Rafferty, Amy

Breeman, Tai Kirkpatrick all ran multiple times in multiple relays!! We didn’t pick up any medals but

had finalists in all the events we entered and had a few 4ths and 5ths!

It’s hard to condense the amazing season we have had into a one-page report so hopefully the

highlight reel above gives half of the indication of the amazing efforts!

Lastly a massive thank you to the team for putting in the hard work and supporting each other

throughout the year! You are all champs!

Jenny Plint

Beach Coach

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Swim Report

Our club offers swimming opportunity twelve months of the year with Stingers Swimmers hitting the

ocean on Sunday mornings over winter, Winter and Summer Swimming offered for our Juniors,

Youth, Senior and Masters, strong representation by Sorrento in the winter pool rescue series and

associated training as well as strong representation in the water events over summer.

The 2017/2018 competition season for our swimmers started 12months ago during winter with both

the Pool Rescue Series and 2017/2018 SLSWA Pool Rescue State Championships. Our athletes

trained weekly for the Pool Rescue Series between May – August. Pool rescue brings all of our

clubs disciplines together with ski and board paddlers, beachies, boat rowers and swimmers

pulling on the green cap in the winter months for a fun day out at the pool. Sorrento finished in a

strong third place in the Nippers point score behind Fremantle and Trigg Island, second in the

Senior point score behind Trigg Island and third in the Masters point score behind North Cottesloe

and Fremantle. Congratulations to the athletes who represented Sorrento with special mention to

those that medalled across the two-day event.

Sorrento’s strength in the Pool Rescue discipline was recognised with four athletes selected to

represent WA in the Surf Life Saving WA State team in Adelaide (August 2017). Congratulations to

Ben Waterman, Dayna Tindall, Drew Corrigan and Tara Smith who helped WA cement their third

place standing behind Queensland and NSW. The state team events are combined with the

Australian Pool Rescue National Championships and our above listed athletes, along with masters

athlete Andrew Ridley performed some outstanding swims with many personal bests.

Congratulations to Australian medallists:

Silver: Andrew Ridley – Men 30 -34 Years 200 LC Obstacles Race.

Bronze: Dayna Tindall - Women 13 Year Olds 200 LC Meter Obstacle Race. Andrew Ridley - Men

30-34 50 LC Meter Manikin Carry. Andrew Ridley - Men 30-34 100 LC Meter Manikin Carry w/Fins

Masters.

In the surf our team is small but displays and great talent which was highlighted, especially in our

youth age groups with some great results. On a national scale stand out performances from Ash

Booker, Jessica Madden, Dayna Tindall, Ella Packer, Billie Armstrong and Lucas Wilson made for

some exciting spectating.

Congratulations to Australian medallists:

Silver: Ashlee Booker – Female 30-34 Years Surf Race

Bronze: Janie Rowse – Female 65-69 Years Rescue Tube Race

At the little nipper and junior state titles Sorrento is showing some real dominance in the water.

Individual swim medallists included Martha Chin, Shore Povey, Shay Burke, Leo Whelehan, Bronte

Begley, Freya Lauren Weston and Liam Foley. Our U/10, U/11 and U/12 boys also showed their

strength medalling in surf teams events.

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Sorrento SLSC has a history of running quality club events and the Mile Swim, Presidents Marathon

and Sunday morning swim series were no exception. Due to timing and date changes the Mile

Swim and Presidents Marathon had lower than normal attendance in 2018 but were great days

on Sorrento beach with some quality racing. I encourage all members to get behind these club

events next season. Special thanks to Jeff Xavier for your work during the season with our timing

and event support and congratulations to all participants place getters.

The Watermans to the Wall Swim, the last official Open Water Swim on WA’s calendar continues

to evolve. This was my second year swimming the event and I am again confident to say it is one

of the best run open water swims across the coast. More than 180 individual swimmers enjoyed a

great event and helped raise funds for the clubs building fund. Congratulations to the committee

lead by Helen Bunford on your hard work.

Sorrento is fortunate to have a large group of passionate coaches that assist with our swim

training. To our coaching team who run both pool and ocean sessions for our members we thank

you. You are passionate and the work you do in developing our members is outstanding.

Andrew Ridley

Swim & Pool Rescue Coach

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FINANCE REPORT

It is with pleasure that I present the Financial Statements for the year ended 30 April 2018.

A current focus of the Club has been and will continue to be a drive towards having adequate

funds available for the proposed redevelopment of the club rooms. All budgets presented and

set in place at the start of the season were adhered to and we have returned a surplus of

$148,424 for the season with a net asset position of $1,053,444 as at 30 April 2017.

The finances across all service areas are well planned and disciplined. I would like to make

special note of the excellent efforts of Christine Cougan and Mick Saunders in once again

successfully sourcing government and corporate grants. Most of the capital expenditure for the

season was covered by these grants meaning that we are in the position to transfer cash reserves

to the building fund. As such we have been able to utilize the bulk of the operational surplus from

the last two seasons and an extra $150,000 was transferred to the building fund term deposit on

17 May 2018.

The building levy raised $17,535 during the year. From this $28,136 was expended on the planning

stages for the new building. Together with the transfer mentioned above the balance of the

building fund reserve now currently sits at $242,081.

Capital expenditure for the year of $54,769 was used to purchase competition equipment, IRB,

lifesaving equipment, replacement of flagpoles and continued re-investment in junior boards.

The Board has not recommended an increase in membership fees for the 2018/19 season. I would

like to thank the Board for their support over the season.

Trisha Neary

Finance Director

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Sorrento Surf Lifesaving Club

Trading Account

For the year ended 30 April 2018

2018 2017

$ $

Trading income

Bar and Restaurant sales 191,115 225,439

Clothing sales 64,734 59,820

Hall hire revenue 45,474 37,107

Total trading income 301,323 322,366

Cost of sales Add: Opening bar and restaurant stock 5,674 4,177

Opening clothing stock 25,757 37,148

Bar and restaurant purchases 93,391 103,782

Clothing purchases 82,456 46,355

Hall hire costs 1,299 2,182

Utilities and cleaning 32,527 20,512

Employment costs - bar and restaurant 69,752 80,915

Other costs - bar and restaurant 1,282 351

Less: Closing bar and restaurant stock -4,571 -5,674

Closing clothing stock -46,195 -25,757

Total cost of sales 261,371 263,991

Trading result 39,952 58,375

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Detailed Profit & Loss Statement

For the year ended 30 April 2018

2018 2017

$ $

Income

Trading profit 39,952 58,375

Memberships 242,629 226,064

Sponsorship 92,414 92,345

Fundraising 83,466 68,303

Grant income 35,759 35,071

Donations 4,022 5,588

Kiosk rent 7,911 9,077

Social functions 8,395 15,830

Carnival entry and hosting income 49,087 31,730

Community education 18,711 18,891

Water safety income 31,959 21,232

Administration 5,520 15,978

Building levy 17,535 14,840

Interest received 3,309 1,798

Profit on sale of property, plant and equipment 0 1,819

Total income 640,669 616,941

Expenses

Club Services 25,215 24,752

Competition Expenses 88,557 76,817

Junior expenses 37,283 19,118

Club development 6,682 3,063

Lifesaving expenses 27,007 29,497

Water safety and education 7,566 15,611

Social function expenses 15,682 22,028

Fundraising expenses 42,852 28,886

Depreciation 70,042 120,336

Administration 43,141 45,309

Computer expenses 8,004 8,623

Postage, printing and stationery 3,024 6,675

Telephone 1,752 1,720

Wages 69,576 67,110

Reimbursements 4,633 10,873

Insurance 11,416 15,194

Audit and accountancy 22,476 20,310

Bank fees and charges 7,337 7,950

Total expenses 492,246 523,872

Surplus from ordinary activities 148,424 93,069

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Detailed Balance Sheet

As at 30 April 2018

2018 2017

$ $

Current Assets Cash Assets

Cash at bank 458,738 355,631

Cash on hand 2,200 2,051

460,938 357,682

Receivables

Trade debtors 29,126 12,598

Prepayments 4,326 10,825

33,452 23,423

Inventories

Bar stock 4,571 5,674

Clothing stock 46,195 25,757

50,766 31,431

Other

Term deposit building fund 92,061 76,288

92,061 76,288

Total Current Assets 637,216 488,824

Non-Current Assets Property, Plant and Equipment

Lease improvements 180,319 152,183

Less: Accumulated depreciation -65,082 -60,339

Boat shed extension 193,309 193,309


Plant & equipment 187,517 180,643


Surf craft and equipment 401,405 353,510


457,461 448,722

Total Non-Current Assets 457,461 448,722

Total Assets 1,094,678 937,546

Current Liabilities Payables - Unsecured

Trade creditors 8,477 13,684

Key deposits 5,440 8,100

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Bonds received 500 500

Income received in advance 2,815 5,114

Payroll liabilities 13,249 6,367

30,481 33,765

Current Tax Liabilites

GST control account 10,752 -1,239

10,752 -1,239

Total Current Liabilities 41,234 32,526

Net Assets 1,053,444 905,020

EQUITY Reserves

General reserve 147,903 147,903

Building reserve 242,081 101,990

Retained surplus 663,460 655,127

Total Equity 1,053,444 905,020

Movements in Building Fund

Bought forward balance 1 May 2017 101,990

Contributions received 17,535

Interest on term deposit 692

Transfer in from operational surplus 150,000

Less: Payments to consultants for planning -28,136

Balance as at 30 April 2018 242,081

Represented by:

Balance of term deposit at 30 April 2018 92,061

Add: Transfer to term deposit 17 May 2018 150,000

Add: Contribution recevied in April 18 to be transferred 20

Balance as at 30 April 2018 242,081

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2018 SunSmart Senior State Championships Results for Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) (Event Date: 23/03/2018)

Final Results

Generated on 04/10/2018 9:34 am

March Past Entry March Past

Place Team / Name Club Points Time Comments

1 Sorrento SLSC (Inc) (WA)

Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Barclay, Danny (M)

> Berry, Rita (F)

> Colyer, Jennifer (F)

> Doherty, Robert (M)

> Gannon, Mark (M)

> Geneff, Murray (M)

> Haynes, Kevin (M)

> Jenner, Kenneth (M)

> Lindsay, Robert (M)

> Nash, Leigh (F)

> Neary, Tricia (F)

> Wright, Russell (M)

Open Female Beach Flags

Place Name Club Points Time Comments

5 Lord, Jacqueline (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

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7 Rafferty, Taylah (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 0

Open Female Beach Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Breman, Amy (F)

> Lord, Jacqueline (F)

> Rafferty, Sydney (F)

> Rafferty, Charley (F)

Open Female Beach Sprint


5 Lord, Jacqueline (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

Open Female Board Race


6 Booker, Ashlee (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1

Open Female Double Ski

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

0

> Booker, Ashlee (F)

> Okano, Aya (F)

Open Female Rescue Tube Rescue


6 Sorrento SLSC (Inc) (WA) S Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Airey, Elise (F)

> Barclay, Jessica (F)


> Okano, Aya (F)

Open Female Surf Teams Race



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1



> Crowley, Jessica (F)

> Harrison, Chloe (F)

Open Male Beach Flags

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1 Symonds, Jackson (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Rigby, Charlie (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

4 Hodgkin, Sam (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

7 Paulus, Caleb (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 0

Open Male Beach Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Hodgkin, Tom (M)

> Paulus, Caleb (M)

> Rigby, Charlie (M)

> Symonds, Jackson (M)


Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

> Hackett, Kristian (M)

> Hackett, Jacob (M)

> Miotti, Adam (M)

> Plint, Jeremy (M)

Open Male Beach Sprint


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(WA) 6

2 Symonds, Jackson (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5


(WA) 4

Open Male Rescue Tube Rescue



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Corrigan, Drew (M)

> Rowe, Matthew (M)

> Thomson, Lachlan (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

Open Male Surf Teams Race



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Corrigan, Drew (M)

> Rowe, Matthew (M)

> Snook, Daniel (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

Open Mixed Lifesaver Relay

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

0


> Ferrier, Rebecca (F)

> Grant, Andrew (M)

> Kunstmann, Kristie (F)

> Okano, Aya (F)

> Pawle, Chris (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

> Watkins, Peter (M)

> Winstanley, Cooper (M)

Over 24 Female Restricted Surf Race



(WA) 5

U/14 Female Beach Flags


1 Algeri, Sienna (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

U/14 Female Surf Race

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6 Clarke, Olivia (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1

U/14 Male Beach Flags


8 Waymouth, Ollie (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 0

U/14 Male Beach Run (2km)


2 Crowley, Joseph (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

U/14 Male Beach Sprint


3 Harvie, Leo (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

U/14 Male Board Race


6 Snook, Benjamin (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 1

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(WA)

U/14 Male Ironman


1 Wilson, Lucas (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

U/14 Male Surf Race


1 Wilson, Lucas (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

3 Solly, Jay (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

4 Cook, Declan (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

U/15 Female Beach Relay



Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Berry, Sienna (F)

> Clarke, Olivia (F)

> Denehy Johnson, Samantha

(F)

> Jackson, Ebony (F)

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U/15 Female Beach Run (2km)


5 Berry, Sienna (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

U/15 Female Board Race


2 Berry, Sienna (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

U/15 Female Board Relay



(WA)

2

> Berry, Sienna (F)


> Harrison, Amy (F)

U/15 Female Cameron Relay


4 Sorrento SLSC (Inc) (WA) O Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

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> Harrison, Amy (F)

> Horne, Macy (F)

> Tindall, Dayna (F)

> Wainwright, Lily (F)

6 Sorrento SLSC (Inc) (WA) P Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Algeri, Sienna (F)

> Berry, Sienna (F)

> Packer, Ella (F)

> Wernberg-Moller, Bjork (F)

U/15 Female Ironwoman


6 Packer, Ella (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1

U/15 Female Surf Race


2 Tindall, Dayna (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

4 Madden, Jessica (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

6 Packer, Ella (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1

U/15 Female Surf Teams Race

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(WA)

4

> Armstrong, Billie (F)

> Madden, Jessica (F)

> Packer, Ella (F)

> Tindall, Dayna (F)



1 Nottingham, William (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Cook, Tyson (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Thompson, Jared (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

5 Waymouth, Toby (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

U/15 Male Beach Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Cook, Tyson (M)

> Nottingham, William (M)

> Thompson, Jared (M)

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> Waymouth, Toby (M)


Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

0

> Ashton, Izaak (M)

> Harvie, Leo (M)

> Lake, Grayson (M)

> Waymouth, Ollie (M)



8 Pring, Connor (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 0



2 Cook, Tyson (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

5 Thompson, Jared (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

8 Nottingham, William (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 0

U/15 Male Surf Teams Race


3 Sorrento SLSC (Inc) (WA) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 4

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Team A (WA)

> Cook, Declan (M)

> Snook, Benjamin (M)

> Solly, Jay (M)

> Wilson, Lucas (M)

U/17 Female Beach Flags


1 Rafferty, Sydney (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Rafferty, Taylah (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

4 Rafferty, Charley (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

5 Breman, Amy (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

8 Fletcher, Chelsea (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 0

U/17 Female Beach Sprint


1 Rafferty, Sydney (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Breman, Amy (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Starcevich, Felicity (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

5 Rafferty, Charley (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 2

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(WA)

U/17 Female Board Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

0

> Aden, Ruby (F)

> Corrigan, Tara (F)





Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Aden, Ruby (F)

> Airey, Elise (F)


> Pulsford, Hannah (F)



2 Kirkpatrick, Tai (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Sayers, Cristian (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 4

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(WA)

5 Hearn, Angus (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

> Hearn, Angus (M)

> Kirkpatrick, Tai (M)

> Sayers, Cristian (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)



3 Waterman, Ben (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

6 Bostwick, Kye (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1



5 Hearn, Angus (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

6 Sayers, Cristian (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 1

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(WA)

U/17 Male Board Race


5 Berry, Timothy (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

U/17 Male Board Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4

> Berry, Timothy (M)

> Snook, Daniel (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

U/17 Male Board Rescue



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2


> Snook, Daniel (M)

U/17 Male Single Ski Relay

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4


> Snook, Daniel (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

U/17 Male Surf Teams Race



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4


> Bostwick, Kye (M)

> Snook, Daniel (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

U/17 Male Taplin Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2


> Snook, Daniel (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

U/19 Female Beach Relay

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Rafferty, Taylah (F)

> Rafferty, Sydney (F)

> Rafferty, Charley (F)

> Starcevich, Felicity (F)

U/19 Female Rescue Tube Rescue



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

> Airey, Elise (F)







Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

> Airey, Elise (F)




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(WA) 6

2 Hodgkin, Sam (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5


(WA) 2

6 Winstanley, Cooper (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1




Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Hearn, Angus (M)

> Sayers, Cristian (M)

> Waterman, Ben (M)

> Winstanley, Cooper (M)




(WA) 6

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(WA) 5

5 Winstanley, Cooper (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

U/23 Mixed March Past



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Airey, Elise (F)

> Bain, Zoe (F)



> Denehy Johnson, Samantha

(F)

> Gartlan, Darby (F)


> Harrison, Amy (F)

> Higgins, Paige (F)

> Pring, Annelise (F)

> Saunders, Samantha (F)

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2018/19 IRB State Championships Results for Sorrento SLSC (Inc) (WA)

(Event Date: 24/06/2018)

Final Results


Open Male IRB Single Rescue



Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Bostwick, Kye (M)

> Burke, Declan (M)

> James, Harry (M)

2018 SunSmart Masters State Championships Results for Sorrento SLSC

(Inc) (WA) (Event Date: 03/03/2018)

Final Results


110 Min Female Board Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6


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> Herbert, Sandra (F)

> Palmer, Jessica (F)

110 Min Female Single Ski Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Baxter, Madeline (F)


> Okano, Aya (F)

110 Min Female Surf Teams Race



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Airey, Fiona (F)



110 Min Female Taplin Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Airey, Fiona (F)

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> Okano, Aya (F)



Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4



> Lewis, Leanne (F)

110 Min Male Single Ski Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4

> Elderfield, Richard (M)

> Tapley, Shane (M)

> Tapley, Brant (M)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Lewis, Leanne (F)



Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5


> Lemmon, Sue (F)

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> Watkins, Peta (F)


Team C

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Barker, Kelly (F)

> Broad, Diane (F)

> O'Leary, Megan (F)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Blevins, Colleen (F)

> Hazell, Ruth (F)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Coutinho Costa, Jose (M)

> McIntosh, Gregory (M)

> Whalley, William (M)

130 Min Male Taplin Relay


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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Gibson, Neil (M)


> Tapley, Shane (M)

140 Min Female Beach Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Bove, Melissa (F)

> Plint, Jenny (F)

> Rafferty, Claire (F)

> Yujnovich, Stefanie (F)

150 Min Female Board Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

> Barker, Kelly (F)

> Douglas, Merredith (F)

> Hazell, Ruth (F)


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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Barker, Kelly (F)

> Broad, Diane (F)



150 Min Male Board Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Kelly, Kevin (M)


> Miller, Norman (M)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Gibson, Neil (M)

> Lewis, Mark (M)

> O'Leary, Neil (M)

150 Min Male Surf Teams Race

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Armstrong, David (M)

> Judge, Malcolm (M)

> Tapley, Brant (M)

> Wren, Michael (M)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4


> O'Leary, Neil (M)

> Wren, Michael (M)

160 Min Female Surf Boat



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4

> Hainsworth, Christopher (M)

> Kollman, Jenny (F)

> Kunstmann, Kristie (F)

> Mansell, Chantal (F)

> Park, Catherine (F)

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Broad, Diane (F)


> Waite, Sue (F)

> Watkins, Peta (F)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Berry, Rita (F)

> Hazell, Ruth (F)





Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

> Berry, Rita (F)

> Burke, Linda (F)

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> Rowse, Janie (F)


Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Cougan, Christine (F)


> Whelan, Judith (F)

> Zehnder, Susan (F)

170 Min Male Beach Relay



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Bell, Aaron (M)

> Hackett, John (M)

> Morgan, Paul (M)

> Yujnovich, Grant (M)


Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Buckley, Aran (M)

> Elderfield, Richard (M)



170 Min Male Board Relay



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Team A (WA)


> Whalley, William (M)

> Wren, Michael (M)




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Clarke, Ronald (M)



170 Min Male Surf Teams Race



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2



> Tapley, Brant (M)




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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3




180 Min Male Surf Boat



Psychos

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Croke, Craig (M)

> Grant, Andrew (M)

> Monisse-Redman, Michael

(M)

> Pawle, Chris (M)

> Watkins, Peter (M)




Team C

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Berry, Rita (F)

> Lemmon, Sue (F)

> Lewis, Leanne (F)

> Rowse, Janie (F)


Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3

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> Barker, Kelly (F)




> Vass, Lisa (F)

> Whelan, Judith (F)

240 Min Male Surf Boat



Silverbacks

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4

> Anderson, Jeffrey (M)

> Crane, Michael (M)

> Gannon, Mark (M)

> Lindsay, Robert (M)

30 - 34 Female Beach Flags


2 Yujnovich, Stefanie (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Bove, Melissa (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

30 - 34 Female Beach Sprint

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1 Bove, Melissa (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

30 - 34 Female Board Race



(WA) 6

30 - 34 Female Board Rescue



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6



30 - 34 Female Ironman



(WA) 6

30 - 34 Female Rescue Tube Race


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(WA) 5

30 - 34 Female Single Ski


1 Palmer, Jessica (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Barclay, Jessica (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Okano, Aya (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4


(WA) 3

30 - 34 Female Surf Race



(WA) 6

3 Palmer, Jessica (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

4 Barclay, Jessica (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

30 - 34 Male Double Ski



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Team A (WA)

> Ridley, Andrew (M)

> Tapley, Shane (M)

30 - 34 Male Single Ski


5 Tapley, Shane (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2



1 Plint, Jenny (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6



1 Plint, Jenny (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

35 - 39 Male Beach Flags


2 Bell, Aaron (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

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35 - 39 Male Beach Sprint


1 Bell, Aaron (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

35 - 39 Male Board Race


4 Coutinho Costa, Jose (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4

> Coutinho Costa, Jose (M)

35 - 39 Male Rescue Tube Race


2 Ridley, Andrew (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5


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3 Tapley, Brant (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

6 Coutinho Costa, Jose (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1

35 - 39 Male Surf Race


2 Tapley, Brant (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Ridley, Andrew (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

1

> Barker, Kelly (F)

> Zehnder, Susan (F)



3 Barker, Kelly (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

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3 Barker, Kelly (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4



5 Elderfield, Richard (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2



4 Elderfield, Richard (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3



1 Waite, Sue (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Rafferty, Claire (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

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1 Rafferty, Claire (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Waite, Sue (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

45 - 49 Female Board Race


1 Baxter, Madeline (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3


> Blevins, Colleen (F)

45 - 49 Female Double Ski



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Team A (WA)





(WA) 5



3 Airey, Fiona (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4


(WA) 2



4 Buckley, Aran (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3



1 Morgan, Paul (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 6

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(WA)

45 - 49 Male Board Rescue



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2



45 - 49 Male Ironman


6 McIntosh, Gregory (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1



2 Armstrong, David (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5



3 Armstrong, David (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

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4 Vass, Lisa (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

50 - 54 Female Beach Run (2km)


5 Herbert, Sandra (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2


(WA) 1



1 Watkins, Peta (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

2 Broad, Diane (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5


(WA) 1



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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5


> Hazell, Ruth (F)


> Lewis, Leanne (F)

50 - 54 Female Double Ski



Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

6

> Broad, Diane (F)



Team B

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

5

> Lemmon, Sue (F)

> Watkins, Peta (F)


Team C

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

4





(WA) 3

5 Hazell, Ruth (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

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2 Watkins, Peta (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5


(WA) 3



1 Hackett, John (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6

50 - 54 Male Beach Run (2km)


3 Wren, Michael (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4

4 Judge, Malcolm (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3



4 Hackett, John (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

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Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

2

> Burke, Patrick (M)

> O'Leary, Neil (M)



4 Wren, Michael (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3


(WA) 2




(WA) 4



4 Rowse, Janie (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 3

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(WA)

55 - 59 Female Beach Run (2km)


2 Berry, Rita (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

5 Douglas, Merredith (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2




(WA) 4



1 Lewis, Leanne (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6


(WA) 5



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5 Douglas, Merredith (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 2

6 Zehnder, Susan (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 1




Team A

Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA)

3


> Lewis, Mark (M)



2 Rowse, Janie (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 5

3 Cougan, Christine (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4




(WA) 4


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(WA) 3



3 Barclay, Danny (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4



1 Green, Paul (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 6




(WA) 4



2 Rowse, Janie (F) Sorrento SLSC (Inc) 5

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(WA)




(WA) 4

65 - 69 Male Beach Run (1km)


4 Clarke, Ronald (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

65 - 69 Male Board Race


3 Miller, Norman (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 4




(WA) 4

4 Miller, Norman (M) Sorrento SLSC (Inc)

(WA) 3

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(WA) 2

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