61st Annual Report 2011/2012 - Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club

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60 Years of 

S u r f L i f e S a v i n g 

Anglesea Surf Lifesaving Club 

61st Annual Report & 

Financial Statement 2011/2012 

Anglesea SLSC Annual Report 2011/12 

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Late 

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Congratulation to Janet Jones, 

Bernie Murray and Geoff Waters 

Bernie and Geoff who were both inducted as Life Members of Life Saving Victoria 

at the 2012 LSV Awards of Excellence. We also congratulate Janet Jones who was 

awarded an LSV Outstanding Achievement Award for her key role in developing 

and implementing the Starfish Nippers program for kids with special needs.

Contents 

ASLSC Office Bearers Season 2011/2012 3 

LSV Office Bearers / Committee Members 4 

Major Sponsors 4 

Life members 5 

President’s Report 6 

60 Years of Surf Life Saving 8 

Administration Report 9 

Club Captain’s Report 10 

Rescue Service’s Report 11 

Rock2Ramp 13 

Junior Activitie’s Report 14 

Competition Report 16 

Anglesea Surf Boat 18 

R & R Team Report 20 

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60 Years of 

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Beach Team Report 21 

Marketing Report 24 

Development Services Report 25 

Door Knock / Facilities Report 26 

Membership Statistics / Awards 27 

Awards Gained 2011/2012 28 

Competition Results 2011/2012 29 

Education Awards 32 

Membership Listing 2011/2012 34 

Financial Reports 2011/2012 39 

The ASLSC acknowledges the many photographers including, but not limited to, Jim Geary, Graeme 

Weber, Emma Gerry, Matt Symington, Trina Porter, Matt Solly who have graciously provided photographs 

reproduced in this publication, the club newsletter (Green & White Rag), various newspaper articles and on 

our website in the period leading up to the 2012 AGM. 

All images used in the production of this report remain the property and © copyright of the Anglesea SLSC and 

cannot be reproduced without the express permission of the ASLSC or the photographer. 


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Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club Inc. 

Founded 1952, Affiliated with Surf Life Saving Victoria Inc & Life Saving Victoria Inc 

61st Annual General Meeting 

Season 2011/2012 

To be held at: The Ray Marsh Room 

Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club, Anglesea 

Sunday 19th August 2012 at 11.00am 

Agenda 

Apologies 

Minutes of the 60th Annual General Meeting 

Correspondence 

Presentation and adoption of the 61st Annual Report 

Presentation and adoption of the 61st Financial 

Statement 

Presentation of major awards for season 2011/2012 

Presentation by the Club Directors 

Election of Officers 

General Business 

Ingilby Dickson 

Director Administration 

Anglesea SLSC Annual Report 2011/12

ASLSC Office Bearers 

season 2011/2012 

Patrons 

Dr Jake Foster Garry Johnson Andrew Ramsden Frank Herd 

Robert Harding John Worrell Geoff Inman 

President Peter Williams 

Club Captains Hayley Atkins / Matthew Solly 

Director Rescue Services Lauren Chan 

Patrol Coordinator David Simpson 

First Aid Officer Lloyd Simpson 

Gear Steward Nick Tait 

Radio Officer Jake Foster Jnr 

Director Competition Gary Brennan 

Boat Captain Paul Hearne 

Beach Captain Lloyd Knight / Matthew Woolnough 

Water Manager Chris Porter / Peter Hurst/ Marc Lionnet 

R&R Manager Angela Brennan 

IRB Captain Nick Tait / Olivia Farrell 

Team Manager Kevin Rigg 

Director Development Services Tim Mason 

Chief Instructors Toby Dickson/Caitlan Paton 

Director Junior Activities Michael Szulc 

Water Safety Coordinators Kevin Rigg / Jane Horne 

Director Finance Shane Edmonds 

Treasurer Judy Sutherland 

Director Facilities Kevin Rigg 

Director Marketing Jim Geary 

Director Administration Ingilby Dickson 

Office Manager Diane Feudoloff 

Shop Manager Tina Kay 

Magazine Editor Peter Williams 

History Officer Prue Weber 

General Committee Ian McGain / Barry White / Warren Clarke 

Elenanor Beavis (on co op) / Michael Teal 

(on co op) / Lana Stubbs (on co op) 


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LSV Office Bearers / Committee Members 

President Life Saving Victoria Michael Martin 

Hon History Officer Prudence Weber 

Manager Life Saving Operations Greg Scott 

Surf Coast Regional Officer Paul Lunny 

Aquatic Sports 

Council Representative Matthew Symington 

Life Saving Operations 

Council Representative Lauren Chan 

Youth & Leadership Development 

Council Representative Tim Mason 

Major Sponsors 

Angelsea SLSC Sponsors and Supporters 

Support Those Who Support Us 

M.C. Herd Pty Ltd 

L.R. Cazaly 

Trust Fund 


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Life Members 

C. Anderson 

J. Baldock 

C. Brodie 

R. Bush (dec’d) 

R. Canale 

W Clarke 

D. Eades 

B. Edmonds (dec’d) 

Mrs. M Edmonds 

G. Elliott 

G. Fletcher 

L/R Cindy Brodie, Helen Lee-Williams, Carol Martin, Collin Brodie, Peter Williams 

J. Fidler 

W. Hanlon 

R. Harrisson 

W. James 

D. Kennedy 

Mrs H Lee-Williams 

P. Lunny 

C.B. Marsh 

D Marsh 

Mrs J. Marsh 

R. Marsh (dec’d) 

C. Martin 

E. Martin (dec’d) 

M. Martin 

M.McConnell 

A. McNaughton 

B. Thompson (dec’d) 

B. Patterson 

L. Patterson (dec’d) 

G. Pitcher (dec’d) 

L Simpson 

I. F Smith 

D. Solly 

A. Sutherland 

Mrs. J. Sutherland 

Mrs. N. Symington 

P. van Miltenburg 

R. Veale 

G Weber 

P. Williams 

J. Worrell 


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President’s Report 

Anglesea SLSC’s 60th Anniversary season 

was another highly successful one as a result 

of the sustained effort across all sections of 

the Club. 

Our core business is lifesaving and this season we 

undertook over 5600 hours of patrol, performed 

several major rescues and over 1100 preventative 

actions. Under the direction of Lauren Chan, 

ably supported by Patrol Coordinator David 

Simpson, the Patrol Captains and Vice-Captains 

and Gear Steward Nick Tait, we delivered on our 

obligations in an effective and efficient manner. 

A pleasing feature this season was the number 

of new members on patrol late in the season. As 

always however we will be reviewing aspects of 

our performance with a view to ensuring an even 

better delivery of our services next season. 

Closely allied to our patrolling capability is the 

work done in the Training and Development 

Services area under Tim Mason and the 

Chief Instructors. Based on a training needs 

assessment and a comprehensive, structured 

training plan for developing qualified members, 

this year the Club put through in excess of 300 

awards and ran another highly successful Bronze 

Camp that is lifting the quality and expertise of 

our patrolling members. 

Michael Sculz and his Nipper team again delivered 

a great program to our 500+ Nippers with a lot of 

very positive feedback. Special mention needs 

to be made of Janet Jones and her development 

of the Starfish Nipper Program for kids with 

special needs. What a great innovation and there 

has been interest shown from as far afield as 

the UK. Congratulations also to those Nippers 

who represented Anglesea at the State Titles at 

Lorne under really adverse conditions and to the 

parents who supported them. 

Managing such a large Nipper program brings 

special challenges in respect to resources 

and risk management and satisfying LSV 

requirements is not getting any simpler. To this 

end we are currently reviewing the structure of 

this area in time for next season. 


In the competition arena Anglesea again hosted 

a very successful carnival in early January and 

then backed-up to stage the Victorian Titles in 

March. Anglesea came a close 2nd in the Vic’s 

but then stamped its authority at the National 

level with 2 Gold, 9 Silver and 7 Bronze medals 

across the Masters and Senior competitions, 

being the top Victorian club in both areas. 

Gary Brennan and Kevin Rigg need to be 

congratulated on their management of this area 

especially under the very difficult conditions 

that arose at Kurrawa this year. I would also 

like to make special mention of Tom Cullen who 

came on board as our Vic Titles Event Manager 

and delivered a terrific event.

This year saw us celebrate our 60th Anniversary 

and it was wonderful to be able to welcome 

back so many of our past members to help us 

celebrate the occasion in early February. One 

of the highlights was the inaugural Competition 

Hall of Fame and the announcement of John 

Worrell as a Legend of the Club. 

To run a successful Club is a team effort and 

I would like to acknowledge and thank: 

• All of our Directors and our Committee who 

work hard year round to ensure we remain at 

the forefront of every aspect of lifesaving. In 

particular I must acknowledge the tireless effort 

of Co-Club Captain Matt Solly. Matt epitomises 

the true ‘clubbie’ in his single minded endeavours 

to ensure Anglesea is at the forefront of lifesaving 

in all its aspects and that it is seen as an integral 

part of the local community. He is a wonderful 

role model for our younger members. 

• Our sponsors for your support of our club 

events and the club in general. We hope that 

your association with our club continues to be a 

positive one for your company. 

• The organising teams of our three major club 

fundraisers – the Golf Day, Rock2Ramp and the 

Door Knock. It takes a lot of work to prepare, 

conduct and review these events and the funds 

that they raise are essential for keeping the club 

financially sound. 

• Our club patrons Dr Jake Foster, Robert Harding, 

Garry Johnson, John Worrell, Andrew Ramsden, 

Geoff Inman and Frank Herd for your ongoing 

support and valued contributions to our club. 

• The Anglesea SLSC Foundation who continue 

to work quietly in the background and provide 

significant financial support. 

• Our Office Manager, Diane Feudoloff, for the 

outstanding job she continues to do in keeping 

things ticking along. 

Overall, financially the club has performed well 

this season and the audited financial report is 

contained later in this Annual Report. 

As foreshadowed last year we are considering 

the re-development of the lower clubhouse to 

make it fit-for-purpose for the next 50 years. This 

will not be a quick fix as there are considerable 

issues to be overcome in respect to planning 

and financing. The building sub-committee 

is working hard on the planning and a finance 

committee is developing a funding strategy to 

ensure that we build a facility that best meets 

the long term needs of the club. 

From time to time I hear members comment that 

the Club is changing, that we risk becoming a 

social club, not a lifesaving club and that perhaps 

we should return to an earlier operating model. 

Let me be very clear. Change is inevitable and 

Anglesea SLSC will always look forward while 

acknowledging, building upon and drawing 

from the successes of the past. Everything we 

do, every decision taken, is with a view as to 

how that supports our core business which is 

providing a lifesaving service at Anglesea and its 

environs. 

In conclusion I would like to thank the wives, 

husbands, partners and families of our members 

for your support which is vital to the effective 

operation of any volunteer organisation. 

Peter Williams 

President 


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60 Years of Surf Life Saving 

Several hundred people helped Anglesea Surf 

Life Saving Club celebrate its 60th anniversary 

over the weekend of 3rd, 4th & 5th February 2012. 

On Friday night over 130 past and present members, 

many who had travelled from interstate and one 

who had travelled from as far away as the USA, 

gathered to catch up and share their memories. 

The highlight of the evening was the presentation 

of SLSA 60 Year Service Awards to Wally Hanlon 

and John Worrell, both Life Members of the Club. 

Wally had travelled from Queensland to be at the 

weekend and was accompanied by a number of his 

children and grandchildren. A number of 50 and 

25 Year SLSA Service Awards were also made and 

Club stalwart John ‘Jimpy’ Shears was presented 

with his own engraved bar stool. 

A history display, covering 60 years of service to 

the Anglesea community, was on show over the 

weekend and was a source of many memories, 

one or two debates over the size of waves, or 

who was responsible for the surfboat being 

upside down! 

On Saturday the Club held a traditional midday 

swim with over 70 taking part. It was noted some 

of the older groups, in particular the Over 70’s 

and Over 80’s, had lost a little of the speed they 

once showed. The swim was followed by a BBQ 

on the surf club deck. 


On Saturday night, over 230 people attended 

the Inaugural Anglesea SLSC Competition Hall 

of Fame Awards, to honour those who had made 

a significant contribution to Anglesea’s success 

in the competition arena. The five inaugural 

inductees were the 1962-1964 Senior Rescue and 

Resuscitation Team of David Kennedy, Robert 

Kennedy, John Allen, Ian Smith, Bill Knott, 

Tony White, and coached by John Worrell, 

Stuart Fox (now CEO Hawthorn Football 

Club), Robert King, Shane Edmonds and Abby 

Lewtas. In addition, John Worrell was inducted 

as a Competition Legend - the highest honour 

which can be bestowed upon an inductee of 

the Anglesea SLSC Competition Hall of Fame, 

in recognition of his outstanding and lasting 

contribution at the highest level, to the culture, 

heritage and development of the club. 

The weekend ended with a quiet Sunday and 

promises to meet old friends again in another 

10 years. 

As a further part of its 60th Anniversary, 

Anglesea, for the first time in 25 years, hosted 

the Victorian Surf Lifesaving Championships on 

the 10th and 11th March. Over 1000 competitors 

took part in an action packed weekend.

Administration Report 

The Administration year has been positive – with 

the club going well and with a number of good 

outcomes, trying to keep up with our Club of 

the Year Award from the previous year, with a 

consistent Leadership model now under Peter 

Williams. 

The Café and Bar outsourcing to Amanda 

and Chris Gross and their Deck Café was 

finally confirmed pre Summer for a three year 

arrangement, with a review which will take 

place shortly. Feedback to date has been very 

positive, with the improved furniture, facilities 

and certainly hours availability to club members 

has been received well. Chris and Amanda have 

ensured, during the winter periods the Café is 

open Friday nights and over the weekends to 

hopefully provide focus around the club’s usage 

and for members to use the facilities and the 

café as a nucleus for discussion and activities. 

On the membership front, we have processed 

1940 members – up a little on the previous years, 

which is a huge administration task as it usually 

comes in from September through to January. I 

would remind and ask members to try to utilise 

the online facilities, as it does alleviate some of 

the administration. Family memberships are 

still a little difficult with the online process, but 

please prevail as it does help our processing. 

Speaking of administration, I would like to 

thank Di Feudoloff, with support from Judy 

Sutherland, for managing all our administration, 

paperwork and lots of other activities which go 

outside the task of administration from time to 

time. The administration then goes through to 

our Finance Director – Shane Edmonds, where 

we see the accounts at the end of each year 

– again, good to see Shane’s report showing a 

positive contribution. 

Fundraising was again positive this year with 

the Golf Day, Rock 2 Ramp and Door Knocks all 

doing well – at or above our targets, to ensure 

good cash flow momentum for the club and 

to ensure our beaches are kept safe and our 

facilities in good shape. 

The shop this year came into the Administration 

area of the club, and pleased to see the work 

done by Tina Kay who picked up the reins from 

Tracey Price and has continued to provide a 

great service to our club in merchandising and 

ensuring we cover our costs and provide a small 

profit. Tina is keen to ensure we use her retail 

and buying skills to ensure our merchandise 

is bought well, across Rock 2 Ramp, Bronze 

Camp and competition, where we spend quite a 

considerable amount on merchandising. 

The Green and White Rag has unfortunately 

been a struggle with our President, Peter 

Williams, who picked up the work from Aby 

Lewtas who did a great job, prior to going 

overseas. We are still looking for someone to 

pick this up and meet our communication targets 

of distributing it four or five times a year. 

We are now preparing for the summer period and 

looking forward to another positive contribution 

from the administration to assist in the success 

of the club and ensuring we continue to keep 

our beach safe 


Director of Administration 


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Club Captains Report 

On behalf of the Directors, Hayley and myself, 

we would like to say thank you to Peter Williams 

for all his work over the past year. With change 

in the air, this may be the last Club Captain 

report for 60 years. It has been an honour to do 

this job over the past three years, opening my 

mind to how our club runs and how we operate 

as life savers to ensure the safety of the many 

more people who are visiting our coastline over 

the summer. 

Unfortunately we have had a lot of rescues in 

our area of the coastline this season, with people 

unaware of the dangers of surf. Hopefully the 

education of the younger generation, via gaining 

skills and knowledge from us as life savers, will 

continue to help the club patrol our beaches. 

Our future consists of willing people that help in 

many ways, from water safety at nippers, bronze 

groups, patrols and general fundraising. I would 

like to thank all of you, for putting time aside to 

help in some way or another. Without you being 

a part of our club a lot work is put back on the 

committee to make things happen and keep our 

beaches a safe place to come to. 

Seasons Wrap Up 

Thank you to all members for helping make 

this year at The Deck Café outstanding. Thank 

you also to our hard working staff who willingly 

give up summer days to work with us, we look 

forward to seeing many of you next Summer. 

We are breaking all the rules, in a good way! 

For the first time in history we are open Friday, 

Saturday and Sunday and have been well 

supported by ASLSC members, locals and 

tourists. With a view as fantastic as we’ve got 

it’s just great to see people enjoying it all year 

round. There is constant wedding and function 

enquiries by both members and general public, 


So see you around the club, with a smile and 

some sun screen on, chasing the dream of a life 

saving lifestyle. 

Thank you all for a wonderful season. 

Hayley Atkins & Matt Solly 

Your Co-Captains 

acknowledging the amazing potential of the Ray 

Marsh Room and the generation of revenue for 

the ASLSC. 

We are proud to report that our relationship 

with the committee of ASLSC is strong and 

open. We welcome feedback and are constantly 

working on making things even better. 

We thank you again for your support and look 

forward to seeing you over the Winter months. 

Amanda and Chris Gross (and Harper!)

Rescue Services Report 

Another summer - another lifesaving season 

gone. This season was a new and reinvigorated 

one. With some familiar faces stepping down 

from club roles and/or patrolling, this left me 

stepping up into a new role as Director and 

David Simpson stepping up into Patrol Coordinator 

for the first time. This season saw over 

100 new patrolling members take to the beach 

in their new red and yellow uniform at a time 

where Anglesea’s beach is growing in popularity 

despite our fluctuating summer. 

KEY STATISTICS 

Despite the cooler days on the beach, and 

Anglesea’s rising tide (at times up to the fence!), 

Anglesea’s volunteer life savers performed their 

outstanding duties to the public in all sorts 

of weather. Our patrollers have kept busy 

administering first aid and with an increase in 

preventative actions from the previous season, 

Anglesea has had a decrease in rescues. Well 

done team! 

2011/2012 Anglesea Volunteer 

Lifesaving Patrol Statistics 

290 hours of Anglesea beach patrolled 

53,829 beach visitations 

3,817 preventative actions 

60 minor first aid 

10 major first aid 

12 rescues (9 rescues from call outs) 

0 drownings 

KEY HIGHLIGHTS 

This season we saw a number of highlights and 

new equipment. One noticeable one was the 

change of the blue surfer and boating flag to 

a black and white quartered flag. This is to be 

consistent with the rest of the country and signs 

overseas. Furthermore, just in time for those hot 

scorching days or cold, windy and raining days, 

saw the arrival of two brand new red and yellow 

patrol tents. These are both more practical and 

operationally easier to use as they can together 

accommodate larger patrol numbers or be used 

individually to accommodate the smaller core 

members of patrol in those quieter times. 

To assist the volunteer members at Anglesea 

SLSC to provide a safe environment to the 

public at such a high level, Anglesea SLSC 

received 4 new radios with waterproof bags and 

5 new binoculars under relevant grants. Half way 

through the season also saw the implementation 

of the red broad brim surf rescue hats to protect 

our lifesavers from the sun as well as appear 

more visible to the public. 


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Our radio tower had a makeover of its own. 

A new bench and door was installed and the 

radios replaced. It is will increase its use next 

season. And if that wasn’t enough for one 

season, we were still able to provide a public 

patrol for both days of the Surf Lifesaving Victoria 

State Titles near the Anglesea river mouth. 

FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS 

Season 2012/13 is looking at outdoing this past 

season. A patrol handbook is being reviewed 

for Anglesea Surf Rescue (ASR) members and 

the patrol system looking at being revamped 

and reinvigorated. A new uniform for ongoing 

ASR members is anticipated as is organising a 

few specialist groups to run patrols over the 

quieter times. 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 

I would like to thank my team of volunteers for 

the endless hard work during the 2011/12 season. 

Without these people, providing a lifesaving 

service to the public would not be possible 

and with that make my job much more difficult. 

These people often went above and beyond 

their call of duty and stood by me in my first year 

in my new role, I am very appreciative. 

Lauren Chan 

Director Rescue Services 


“... people often went 

above and beyond 

their call of duty 

and stood by me in 

my first year in my 

new role, I am very 

appreciative” 

Lloyd Simpson – First Aid Officer 

David Simpson – Patrol Co-ordinator 

Nick Tait – Gear Steward 

Jake Foster – Radio Officer 

Lachlan Holbery-Morgan – Patrol Captain 

Ben Mason – Patrol Captain 

Paul Lunny – Patrol Captain 

Tom Cullen – Patrol Captain 

Jonathan Chan – Patrol Captain 

David Simpson – Patrol Captain 

Matt Solly – Patrol Captain

A S L S C PAT RO L H O U R S OV E R 30 H O U R S - S E A S ON 2011/12 

Season Anglesea 

First Name Surname First Name Surname 

2011/2012 Only 

Andrew Rechtman 79 

Lloyd Simpson 68 

Mykaela Gage 60.5 

David Simpson 58.25 

Paul Lunny 58 

Lauren Chan 57 52 

Samuel McCombe 52.25 43 

Nicholas Tait 51.5 

Katrina Johns 49 

Mieke Foster 46.25 

Peter Williams 45.75 

Ingilby Dickson 47.25 

Hugh Moodie 44.5 

Thomas Cullen 44 

Andrew Juchnevicius 43.5 

Julie Juchnevicius 43.25 

Eleanor Beavis 42.5 

Madeleine Brown 39.75 

Louis Cerdan 39.5 

Olivia Farrell 38.75 31 

Cassandra Ong 37.5 

Oswald Ramp 37 

Marion Peters 38 

Jonathan Chan 36.5 

Rock2Ramp 

Just over 800 swimmers entered the 2011 

Rock2Ramp and again we were blessed with 

perfect weather conditions. Although there are 

some minor concerns running the event on a 

weekday the decision to lock in the 28th December 

for the next few years seems to have had a positive 

impact on the number of entries and the 2011 event 

raised over $30,000 for the Club. 

This year again saw some minor modifications to 

the event as a result of feedback from participants 

and again after the event more than one participant 

commented that the Anglesea Rock2Ramp is the 

best event on the calendar! Yet again Marketing 

Director Jim Geary scrounged his way to provide 

some top class prizes with a total retail value of 

over $10,000 and the introduction of spot prizes 

has helped spread the good cheer. 

Season 

2011/2012 

Jack Fry 36.5 32 

Elise Langford 36.5 

Issak Newcombe 36 27 

William Westaway 36 23 

Benjamin Mason 35.5 

Lachlan Appleby 35 

Alice Batterton 34.75 

Colin Brodie 34 

Lincoln Heathcote 34 

Lachlan Solly 33.5 

Alice Cazalet 33 

Emily King 32.75 29 

Rachel Painter 32.5 28 

Michael-Henri Skala 32 

Lloyd Knight 31.75 

Melissa Heathcote 31.25 22 

Thomas Juchnevicius 31.25 

Matthew Solly 31 

Michael Teal 31 

Michael Martin 30.5 

Alexander Ong 30.5 

Ryan Nolan 30 21 

Heather Ramp 30 

James Smith 30 

Anglesea 

Only 

Special mentions must go to Paul Lunny and David 

Simpson for managing safety across the event, 

Lloyd Simpson for coordinating first aid, Dave 

Kennedy for managing registrations, Jim Geary 

and Ingilby Dickson for marketing and PR, Adrian 

McNaughton for getting the gear there and back 

again, Helen Lee-Williams and her team for feeding 

everyone, and Jimpy for yet again providing 

security to swimmers belongings. 

A great team effort – thanks to everyone involved 

and special thanks to our long time naming rights 

sponsor, Burson Auto Parts. 

Peter Williams 

Race Director 


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Junior Activities Report 

Anglesea SLSC pulled off another fantastic 

Nipper program this season. With 500 plus 

Nippers registered, it was another extremely 

busy two weeks as our Nippers braved 

Anglesea’s unpredictable summer conditions. 

This year our club led by example, introducing 

the first ever ‘Star Fish’ program for children 

with special needs, which was incredibly well 

received. A huge accomplishment, one we 

should be proud of as a club, with congratulations 

to Naomi Symington and Janet Jones and their 

teams. Thank you too, to Jane Horne and 

parents who ran our ‘Jelly Fish’ program for the 

little ones. 

We could not run this outstanding program 

without our sponsors, we sincerely appreciated 

their contribution. 


2011/2012 Nipper Club Championships 

U/7 Boys Charlie Hume. 

U/7 Girls Lucy Richardson 

U/8 Boys Jack Bone. 

U/8 Girls Catie Ragg 

U/9 Boys Max Mauderer 

U/9 Girls Holly Houlihan McKay 

U/10 Boys Lachlan Higgins 

U/10 Girls Harriet Fortey 

U/11 Boys Hamish Neo 

U/11 Girls Sophie Anghie 

U/12 Boys Equal 1st Lewis Spinazolla 

& Donald Bryce 

U/12 Girls Stephanie Cameron 

U/13 Boys Richard Kelly. 

U/13 Girls Zoe Perkins 

U/14 Boys Nick Foster 

U/14 Girls Eliza Toohey

Victorian Titles Results Lorne 

Due to inclement weather, Saturday’s competition 

was cancelled. Sunday, only Iron and Team events 

where run. The following age groups won gold - 

U/9 Boys Foam Board Relay 

O. Solly, M. Mauderer, A. Szulc 

Boys Surf Teams 

O. Solly, Z. Potter, M. Suttle, 

N. Jewell 

U/10 Girls Aqua Cameron Relay 

A. MacVean, E. Hume, H. Fortey, 

L. Leckey 

U/12 Girls Beach Relay 

B. Hume, E. Cooney-Hunt, 

K. Bews, M. Wilkinson 

Surf teams 

A. Hume, C. MacVean, A. Toohey, 

G. Toohey 

Anglesea finished 8th on a total of 73 points out 

of 23 clubs who competed at States. The winning 

club was Torquay on 175 points, second was 

Mentone on 163 points & third was Pt. Leo on 161 

points. Our club has the Nippers, we just need 

more children to compete at carnivals next year, in 

order to be more competitive. 

In summary, I would like to thank everyone who 

assisted throughout the summer, no matter how 

small or large your contribution was, it is greatly 

appreciated. Special mention must go to all 

Water Safety and Age Group Leaders, for without 

you guys, the program would not function. To 

our fabulous BBQ team and all volunteers, a big 

thanks. To Dave Kaye, Matt Solly, Andrew and 

Jennie Mauderer, Andrew Murchie, Tim Mason, 

Di in the office, Bruce Coyne and his team of 

photographers and my wife Tanya, thank you for 

everything you have done. 

To our sponsors, we are extremely grateful and 

your support is appreciated. Anglesea Nipper 

program is run by a group of very dedicated 

and loyal parents, a big thank you to all who 

continually assist, for without you, our program 

could not continue to grow. 

Thank you and see you all again next summer. 

Michael Szulc 

“Big Nipper” Director Junior Activities 

Sponsors 

Our esteemed sponsors support makes this 

program possible, we thank them for their 

support: 

Linfox (Michael Byrne) 

Sponsor rash vests and nipper boards 

India Equities Fund Limited (John Pereria) 

Sponsor of caps, t-shirts and nipper boards 

Allans Music (Tim Mason ) Sponsor of nipper 

boards bags, lanyards, beanies, caps, thongs 

Interface Recruitment (Jeremy King) 

Sponsor of nipper boards 

Kelly and Kelly Commercial Properties 

(Anthony & Tracey Kelly) 

Sponsor of nipper boards 

Visibility Signs (Tim Ellen) 

Sponsor of nipper signage 

Cancer Council 

Sponsor of sunscreen 

Charlies Cookies & Geelong Aquatic Centre 

General Sponsors 

If you would like to get on board and become 

a sponsor of the Nipper program 2012/2013, 

please email michaels@cayzer.com.au 


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Competition Report 

The 2011/2012 season was another successful 

and busy season for the Anglesea SLSC 

Competition team. 

The season started for us at the home carnival 

in early January, where a large contingent of 

Anglesea competitors helped us win the day. 

The carnival gave us the opportunity to assess 

the planning and requirements which would 

come into play in March when we were to 

host the Victorian State Championships. We 

won the carnival, thereby getting us off to a 

strong start in our endeavour to win back to 

back state titles. As is always the case, there 

was to be much water under the bridge along 

the way. 

Lifesaving clubs are very fluid places and there 

is always a significant number of members 

coming in and going out and this season. It 

was no different for us as many of our young 

competitors lives moved into different phases. 

Graduating students taking up University 

placements in the northern states, saw at least 

three key water competitors move on and while 

all of us at the club wish these competitors 

every success in their academic pursuits, there 

is no hiding from the fact this had an impact 

on the team’s overall points score, especially at 

States. The club wishes everyone who moved 

on, success in their future endeavours and 

trusts they will one day return. 


Anglesea hosted the Victorian State Titles, with 

the event taking place on the long weekend in 

March. Anglesea entered a large contingent of 

competitors and additionally mobilised a large 

team of helpers who were ably led by Tom 

Cullen. We posted many significant results, some 

of my personal highlights being Sam Phillips’ win 

in the surf race and Joel Simondson’s efforts in 

competing with a broken foot, still managing to 

win individual races and contribute to teams 

as well. The Beach, Boats and R&R sections all 

contributed, with another highlight being the R&R 

Section winning the perpetual trophy for the first 

time ever. Thanks must go to Peter Williams, Tom 

Cullen, Kevin Rigg and the many helpers who 

contributed to our hosting of a very successful 

event, we will no doubt repeat when we do it 

again next year. Overall, we came second, and we 

look forward to chasing the title again next year. 

Anglesea, once again, sent a large team to the 

Australian Titles. While everyone is aware of 

what transpired with the tragic loss of Matthew 

Barclay, we did still compete and manage to get 

on the podium a few times. On behalf of the 

whole club I would like to thank everyone who 

assisted in the search for Matthew, especially 

Michael Rigg who in his untiring capacity as a 

IRB water safety team member spent many 

hours on the water in difficult and trying 

conditions. Yet again, we were the number one 

Victorian team on the points table. A key result

in the open championships was Cat McArthur 

& Tom Penney winning silver in the Open Mixed 

Double Ski – this was Anglesea’s first craft medal 

for many years and the achievement is worthy 

of high praise. Other podium appearances were 

Sam Horne’s silver in the 2K run, Marcus Jones’ 

silver in the U15 flags, Callum Beattie-Powell’s 

bronze in the U15 beach sprint, Claire Lewtas’ 

bronze in the open flags and the Open Women’s 

R&R team also winning bronze. In the Masters, 

yet again, our small contingent achieved 

significant results in the water, on the beach and 

in the boats. An unexpected highlight was the 

140 years plus Men’s Beach Relay winning back 

to back gold medals and there was no hiding the 

sheer joy of the Masters Women’s boat crew 

winning silver. Thank you to all the coaches, 

support staff, competitors and mum’s and dad’s 

for their fantastic efforts once again this year. 

Easter saw a relaxed environment for 

competitors, with the club championships 

taking place and the annual Roadknight race. 

The surf was big and everyone who ventured 

in had fun. The chief judge (aka the director 

of competition) was tested time and time again 

by many of the competitors’ interpretations of 

the rules, however, all is fair and a good time 

was had by all. The Roadknight race took place 

after a big night in the clubhouse where plans 

were hatched and came to fruition in the light 

of day, in retrospect might best have been left 

in the clubhouse the night before! That being 

said, 15 competitors comprised 10 teams and the 

handicapper had his work cut out for him. Trying 

to estimate the time taken for a floating bath tub 

to get to Roadknight and back was definitely a 

challenge. In the end the boys in the bath tub 

(Sam Phillips & Tom Penney) went off scratch 

along with a swimmer, followed by various ski 

teams, ski and board paddlers. At the end of the 

race Rohan Fanning was victorious having swum 

there and back in just over 47 minutes. For the 

record the bath tub did it in 60+ minutes (we 

stopped counting…). We look forward to a new 

sleeker, streamlined (and waterproof) bath tub 

at next year’s event. 

We also need to recognize Claire Lewtas and Tom 

Penny who were selected in the state team. Tom 

was also selected to the Wieland Shield together 

with Wayne Cartwright as team manager. 

Club Championships 

Open Mens Champ Tom Penney 33 

Open Female Champ Janet Jones 24 

U19 Male Champ Sam Phillips 30 

U19 Female Champ Kate Walker 22 

U17 Male Champ Matt Mullins 23 

U17 Female Champ not awarded 

U15 Male Champ Lachlan Solly 33 

Marcus Jones 33 

U15 Female Champ Lucy Pearce 24 

Masters Male Champ Malcolm Plant 28 

Masters Female Champ Trina Porter 15 

This year saw the third year of the Anglesea 

Mentone LSC competition partnership and 

again the Mentone crew, headed by Peter Hurst 

and Gary Simondson, contributed strongly at 

all levels of competition. The young Mentone 

members who have been involved across the 

last three years, will soon be moving into the 

open age groups and keeping these athletes 

competing at this level will be the ultimate 

success of this strong partnership. I know Peter 

and his crew at Mentone are working hard to 

ensure the ongoing success of the partnership 

and we at the Anglesea SLSC will continue to 

do likewise. 

In conclusion I would like to once again take 

this opportunity to sincerely thank all those 

who have supported the competition team over 

the last twelve months, especially the clubs 

coaches, team managers and section captains 

whose contribution and hard work cannot be 

overestimated. Special thanks must also go 

to Tom Cullen for his organisation of the State 

Titles, Kevin Rigg for his can do attitude to 

almost everything competition, Peter Williams 

for his continued support and Warren Clarke for 

his ever optimistic approach to this sport. To all 

of our competitors keep up the hard work and 

prepare well for the upcoming season. 

Gary Brennan 

Director of Competition 


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Anglesea Surf Boat 

Section Report 

Anglesea’s boat crews put in a creditable 

performance during the past season, culminating 

in a bronze medal for Doug Solly’s ‘Anglesea 

Angels’ in the 130+ years section at the Australian 

Masters at Kurrawa Beach. This followed another 

bronze at the ASRL Championships at Stockton 

Beach in February, in the 160+ age section 

and a win at the Victorian Masters. The crew 

performed exceptionally well in open women’s 

competition throughout the season. 

In the 240+ Master’s category, the ‘Anglesea 

Swampys’ were again, competitive (despite the 

onset of years!) with a bronze medal at the ASRL 

Championships at Stockton while suffering 

some misfortune at each of the Victorian and 

Australian championships where success was 

thwarted by some unkind surf – although their 

‘wipe-out’ at the latter event was one of the 

more spectacular performances of the day. 

Special thanks to Eliza and Karen for stepping 

in with the blokes to enable them to compete in 

several of the carnivals and the Aussies. 

It was good to welcome Joe Bergin and his crew 

back to Anglesea this year with new-comer Don 

joining James, Jamie and Andrew. The crew 

competed well in Reserve Grade competition 


although we expect them to step up again 

in future into Open competition where they 

have previously been among the top crews. 

Work, travel and family commitments this year, 

seriously disrupted training and competition 

and prevented the crew from reaching its full 

potential. It just missed wins at Jan Juc and in 

the Reserve Final at the Vic Championships. 

However, it did set the Anglesea team up with 

a silver medal in the Lifesaver Relay at the Vics. 

Our ‘regular’ reserve grade crew, the ‘Fins’ swept 

by Doug Solly and later by David ‘Fan Belt’ 

Eades, also performed well despite a disrupted 

season. Early morning and early evening training 

sessions did however, prove challenging for 

both the crew, and for commercial shipping, 

as the crew’s attempts to navigate by the stars 

generally ended in the main shipping channels. 

The ‘Fins’ won bronze in their age category at 

the Victorian VSRL Masters Championships at 

Lorne and made the Reserve Grade final at Jan 

Juc. An important win was in the first heat at the 

Anglesea carnival immediately after the beachside 

tribute to the late Simon Hunter, well know 

to boaties around the coast.

A particularly positive sign was the appearance 

of an under 18 boat crew early in the season which 

showed great potential. School commitments 

prevented the boys from competing beyond a 

couple of early carnivals but if we can attract 

young people of this calibre, the boat section 

will be assured of success in the future. 

It is anticipated that several crews will also 

feature in this year’s World Life Saving Masters 

to be held in early November at Christies Beach 

S.A. with good prospects in a couple of sections. 

We encourage anyone with an interest in surfboat 

rowing to make themselves known to 

Paul Hearne, Doug Solly, Fan Belt, Joe Bergin 

or myself and join in with others in what is one 

of the most exciting and rewarding activities 

in surf life-saving. Already, we have started to 

introduce some new (and ex) Club members to 

boat rowing with crews building for next season. 

We would certainly welcome others to join in, so 

if you have family, friends or know someone that 

might be interested in becoming involved get in 

touch with one of the above. We are aiming to 

meet during the Winter for a row at Anglesea or 

Pt Roadknight on the first Sunday of each month 

to coincide with Polar Bears (which is a great 

opportunity to meet other club members and 

get to know one another). 

Thanks to Paul Hearne as boat captain, and 

Doug Solly for sweeping duties, as well as doing 

some of the ‘grunt’ work around the section. 

The following is a list of all who competed for 

the section during the season. 

Barry White 

Anglesea SLSC Boat Section 

2011 C R E W S 

Anglesea Angels 

Melinda Solly, Michelle Bent, Robyn Giles, Eliza Kerr, 

Holly Fowler & Doug Solly (SW) 

‘Fins’ 

David O’Brien, Matt Napier, Kevin Bent, Tom Walter 

& Doug Solly/David Fades (SW) 

Joe’s Crew 

James Pinnis, Jamie Robertson, Andrew Downie, Don 

McNeil & Joe Bergin (SW) 

Anglesea ‘Swampys’ 

Ian McGain. Ray Wendt, Richard Holding, Ian Smith, 

Karen Costa, Eliza Kerr, Barry White & Paul 

Hearne (SW) 

Juniors 

Ed Manton, Hugh Simpson, James Schneider, 

Hugh Moodie & Paul Hearne (SW) 


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R & R (section report) 

The three teams in competition in the R&R section 

this season were the U15’s, who were coached by 

Warren Clarke, the U19’s, who were coached by 

Geoff Waters and Emma Moore and the Open 

Women’s team who were coached by Geoff Waters. 

We were lucky to have some very experienced 

competitors transfer across to compete in our 

open women’s team - Emma Moore (1st line), 

Sarah Harris (patient) and Ruby Wyett (reel) joined 

our ranks. In addition to recruiting a new belt 

swimmer - Mel Heathcote - our open women’s 

team was finally completed with the return of 

Andrea Titter to R&R, after many years away (2nd 

line). After winning the State Titles, the team went 

to the Aussies. It was not smooth sailing at the 

Aussies for anyone this year, and with the change 

in circumstances to the R&R competition, a medal 

was by no means assured, especially as our ‘patient’ 

could no longer compete. Stepping up to fill in was 

young Maddie Brown. Maddie did a great job as 

a 15 year old competing against much older and 

experienced swimmers and, at the end of the day, 

the open women’s team scored the bronze medal 

- a fantastic effort under the circumstances! 

Our U19 team was essentially a new team 

retaining just one of the previous year’s Aussie 

gold medallists in Shea Curwell (reel). Making 

up the rest of the team was some new recruits 

- Lachlan Travers (belt swimmer) & Maddie 

Brown (patient) – as well as some experienced 

competitors transferring in – Georgia Wyett (1st 

line) & Kirsten Davis (2nd line). They scored 

a silver medal at States and competed at the 

Aussies against some very experienced teams. 

Our U15 team – was all new to R&R and based out 

of Mentone. The team comprised: Julia Howell, 

Darcie Van Den Broek, Shannon Russo, Ruby 

Martin & Gabby Blink. Their coach nicknamed 

them the ‘Meerkats’ because they could not stop 

looking around – this is an excellent survival trait in 

meerkats, but a deduction in R&R. 

This year at States we made sure we competed in 

as many events as possible. Previous competitors 

including Warren Clarke, Callum Brennan & 


Paige Brown helped us out and competed across 

various teams. In addition, our U15’s, U19’s & Open 

Women’s competed across other events as well. 

The results at State Titles achieved were: 

Open Women’s – 1st & 4th 

Open Men’s – 1st 

Open Mixed – 2nd & 3rd 

Open Six – 2nd 

U19 – 2nd 

U15 – 5th 

The upshot of this great effort was, Anglesea 

won the LSV renamed ‘Geoff Waters Perpetual 

Trophy’ for the club with the most points in R&R 

competition at the State carnival. 

It should be highlighted, our new and highly 

decorated Australian Championship R&R coach, 

Geoff Waters regularly travels from Bittern to 

Anglesea for training, at considerable personal 

effort, emphasising his absolute dedication to our 

teams and a passion for excellence. 

A highlight of the State Titles was the presentation 

of our new reel. The reel is dedicated to Mr 

John Worrell, a legend of Anglesea and longtime 

supporter of R&R. 

In 2012-13 we expect to field teams across all age 

groups, including U15’s, U17’s, U19’s, open women 

and open mixed. Anyone interested should 

contact Angela Brennan. 

Thanks to the Directors and Committee for the 

ongoing support and encouragement given to 

the R&R section. 

Angela Brennan

Beach Team Report 

Each year presents new challenges, goals, 

trials and tribulations; this season has been no 

exception. 

State and National competition results speak 

for themselves as is shown with all other event 

areas in this Annual Report, but that in itself does 

not tell the story of the team and individuals, 

something l think needs to be celebrated. 

The Masters team despite a few aches and pains 

trained consistently all pre-season, gathered 

new recruits and performed exceptionally well 

during the carnival season with a strong showing 

at the Vic’s and an even more impressive 

Nationals. 

Matta (Matt Symington) ever vigilant, Steve 

(Davies Evergreen), and Rhino (Ryan Hartshorne) 

who just keeps on keeping on got the crew back 

into shape to defend the National relay title. Date 

and Malcs were vying for the fourth spot. Malcs 

(Matt Plant) was focussed, Date (Matt Taylor) 

keen as mustard, but injury made life difficult for 

Date with Malcs getting the nod. In a winning 

position Malcs took the baton and was facing off 

against Kip McFarland, a former National Title 

holder in the open men’s sprint. Not only did 

Malc’s hold him off but held his placing, which 

won the guys their second National relay gold 

medal, a great team result. 

The ladies like the men’s team turning out week 

after week at carnivals gaining valuable points 

for Anglesea showing great depth at States and 

developing excellent competition fitness. Sally 

Cumming gave the open women’s team great 

support all season, was consistent, committed to 

the entire program always putting the team first. 

Andrea Titter seeing the potential of this team 

and wanting more from herself, was full steam 

ahead to the nationals. Georgina Davies with a 

great run for second in the 2 km backed up in the 

relay with multi skilled Julia Cullity, for the ladies 

to gain a much deserved third place in their relay. 

Well done to all our Masters Beachies, as 

they show many of our Open and underage 

competitors just what club, team and squad 

commitment and loyalty are all about. A special 

mention and many thanks to Ben Owzinksy who 

rocks up to every carnival, always has a big smile 

on his face, runs the open men’s 2km having a 

great time start to finish, rain hail or shine. Once 

again, great club spirit. 


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Beach Team Report (continued) 

To be honest at Open and under age level this 

was a difficult season, one that tested my resolve. 

We had a few athletes with their minds on the 

job at hand, but for others studies, injuries and 

life in general played havoc and as a squad and 

more so as a competition team we were thin in 

numbers and team unity was fragmented. 

The light at the end of the tunnel were the 

U/15 boys team who were some of our most 

consistent performers all season and their 

results at States and Nationals speak volumes as 

to what being an Anglesea Beachie is all about. 

Two silver medals at Nationals for these boys, 

one to Marcus Jones in the flags with an injured 

thumb and silver to Callum Beattie - Powel who 

dragged himself back from the disappointment 

of the relay not making the final to refocus and 

run the race of his life in the sprint, showed the 

determination and belief we need back in this 

team. 

Claire Lewtas was not only the best female 

beach competitor for this club, but one of the 

best in the nation. Claire gained State selection 

for the interstate competition, dominated the 

State titles with three gold medals and then took 

equal fourth in the National sprint final, then her 

first individual Open medal in the flags with a 

bronze medal. What l was most proud of was 

how Claire stepped up to the plate as a leader 

during the season, especially at the Nationals, 

were in her own time and initiative helped our 

junior athletes in warm up and technique work 

prior to competition. 

Lloyd Knight due to injuries to other squad 

members spent most pre-season training by 

himself, so it was a great effort for him to make the 

semis of the Open men’s sprint, flags and relay. 

Chris Watts was our other State representative 

who along with Claire made the final of the U/19 

men’s flags for the second year in a row. 

Sam Horne one of our most consistent 

performers all year in the 2km was in fourth 

position with 100m to go. With the whole team 

cheering him on Sam dug deep, pumped his 

arms hard, found an extra gear and kicked home 

in the final twenty metres to take bronze. Sam 

will be in U/17 age division again next season, 


so we look forward to bigger and better things 

in 2013. Daniel Stonehouse also in the U/17 age 

division competed in all events, gaining huge 

points for us each week. The U/15 team move up 

into his age division next season which will create 

a very strong U/17 squad for us. 

Brendan Maher showed just how fast he can run 

at the States and looked like he would make the 

National Open men’s sprint final before doing a 

hammy in the relay semi. Brendan is back training 

with the squad and looks set for a good season 

next year. Michael Beltrame, or Bel’s as we call 

him was injured all season and then puts it out 

there to make the National Open men’s final to 

finish eighth. Bel’s has already put in a few solid 

months of pre-season training and l can only 

imagine what a fit Bel’s is capable of. 

Molly Blanchonette is another athlete who 

was injured for nearly the entire season, but 

came back at the States for a silver and bronze 

medal and then giving our Open women’s team 

the depth we needed to beat the Mordialloc 

women’s team to take gold. We need Molly, 

Hayley Atkins, Matt Dyson and Annabel Rodway, 

back next year, not only because they are great 

competitors, but because they create character 

and spirit for the team that as a squad was 

missing this season. We need all these athletes, 

fit, well and ready to go next year. 

David Walker and Kate Walker are not only back 

in training, but completing five to six sessions a 

week, along with Lloyd, Bel’s and myself Both 

athletes have committed themselves to the Beach 

team with Kate helping me with recruitment and 

ideas for how we can move forward in 2013. 

Ryan Hartshorne (Rhino) like Sally, both of whom 

have been mentioned in the Masters section, 

played an integral role in the Open division, not 

just because they make Open carnival or State 

finals and in many cases finishes top three, but 

because they give this team structure, maturity 

and unselfish leadership. 

Leadership is something that does not go 

unnoticed. Matt Woolnough as captain of this 

team, during a difficult season of many ups and 

downs and injury to himself, showed leadership 

at the Nationals. Unable to compete himself 

Matt took the U/15 boys under his wing and 

made sure they warmed up well and were ready 

to race on time. Having someone who can look 

beyond their own personal issues and concerns 

and give to the team is what being a leader and 

Beach Captain is all about and Wooly gave of 

himself when he was needed. 

Lastly l would like to thank John Baldock (Ball’s) 

without whom l just could not keep my sanity 

during competition season. Balls and l trudge 

over miles of sand each year back and forward 

from sprints, flags and relays because we love 

this club, the Beach team and this sport. What 

John and l need in 2013 is that everyone gives 

us their very best, their loyalty and support for 

each other. If we can come together as a team, 

then we will have success as a team. 

Peter Van Miltenburg 

Beach Team Coach 

Marcus Jones - U/15 Aussies silver medal 


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Marketing Report 

The 2011/12 year has been a challenging year due to 

the economic climate which saw a number of our 

sponsors from previous years drop away but the 

majority of our long term sponsors continued to 

support our club including Alcoa, Burson Autoparts, 

Linfox, Allans Music, Hardings Hardware, Hamlon 

Homes / Squeekies and also VB. 

We have also continued to receive ongoing support 

from our Rock2Ramp Prize sponsors including 

Mantra Hotels & Resorts, XOSize, 2XU, Wyn 

Training and Anaconda along with Brown Magpie 

and Longboard wines. Without these sponsors we 

would not continue to offer the place getters in 

each age group category the best prize pool of all 

the surf coast based and possibly other swims. 

This year has also seen some new sponsors for our 

boat section in Lighting & Electrical Distributors 

(LED) which has resulted in some pretty snappy 

paintwork on a couple of surfboats. 

It is also with regret that after 5 years as major 

sponsor of the nippers and also the Anglesea 

bronze camp, Linfox have opted not to renew 

their existing sponsorship. Linfox has sponsored 

some 7 clubs nationally and as our sponsor for 

over 5 years Linfox funding has been utilised 

to replace the majority of the old cloth nipper 

boards, purchase some 500 rashies each season 

and has also provided funding for the employment 

of a fulltime instructor for the patrol season. 

On behalf of the Anglesea SLSC, I would like to 

thank Linfox for their support and for sharing a 

common philosophy of making our beaches safe 

for everyone. 

I would also like to again thank Tim Ellen @ 

Visibility Signs for his ongoing support of the 

club and making sure that all our signage is up to 


date with the usual last minute additions to our 

sponsor stable which are emailed through the 

week before the start of nippers. 

In addition to our sponsorship support, we have 

continued to enjoy the support of our local media 

including the Geelong Advertiser, Surf Coast 

Echo and in particular the Surf Coast Times, 

who provide coverage for our events but also 

recognition for the efforts and achievements of 

members. 

Our run rate for grant applications has been 

similar to previous years, however, it has been 

a bit of a challenge receiving funding primarily 

due to the increased competition for grants. 

As donations to not for profit organisations and 

charities being significantly down on previous 

years, these bodies have increased their focus 

to alternative means of fundraising such as grant 

which has been particularly frustrating due to the 

time and effort that is put into each application. 

In closing, I would like to thank on behalf of the 

committee and members of the Anglesea SLSC, 

all our sponsors and supporters and also the 

grant benefactors for their ongoing support and 

generosity in supporting our club.. 

I would also like to encourage all members and their 

families to consider our sponsors when purchasing 

any goods or services. We have many companies 

who support our club and when making purchase 

decisions we should consider goods purchased 

from our sponsors and supporters particularly 

those who may be involved in running a business 

on a day to day basis.. 

Jim Geary 

Director Of Marketing

Development Services Report 

As well as training a large number of people in lifesaving 

skills, this year has been another significant year in the 

development and maturation of our training capability. 

We conducted the largest training program in the 

state and the major awards issued were as follows: 

Basic Awards 

SRC 63 

Bronze 162 

Apply Senior First Aid 43 

Advanced Awards 

Advanced Resuscitation 

Techniques Certificate 69 

Spinal Management 36 

IRB Crew Certificate 63 

Victorian Boat Licenses 50 

Silver Medallion IRB Driver 7 

Instructors Awards 

Training Officers Certificate 37 

Bronze Training Officer 32 

Advanced Course Instructors Awards 23 

Assessors Awards 

Assessor Bronze 9 

Advanced Course Assessors 9 

The Bronze Camp is now a smoothly oiled machine, 

with our fantastic group of Senior Instructors 

understanding the structure of the camp and 

being gently pushed out of the way by the up and 

coming Junior Instructors. 

Bronze Plus Camp remains a hot bed of 

development, with ongoing, sometimes 

spontaneous, changes to the curriculum continuing 

to occur. This year a real focus on IRB started 

with the planned introduction of a Victorian Boat 

License course and the shifted into running a 

variety of Crew and Drivers Courses. Thanks to 

Nick Tait and Issac Newcomb for their great work 

with the changes. 

Despite the work done in the IRB area to fix the 

clubs shortage of drivers, we were only able to get 7 

new drivers qualified over summer, but we think the 

changes to Bronze Plus, combined with some other 

changes to the running of IRB courses, along with 4 

new IRB Trainers and a new IRB Assessor, will mean 

we will double the number of awards this coming year. 

The Junior Instructors Camp not only produced 32 

new Bronze Instructors, they all had a great week. 

It provided a great spring board for a number to 

assist in other courses over Summer and become 

an instructor in those courses. 

In addition to the Bronze Squad run in January, a 

number of smaller groups for Nipper parents were 

organised by Matt Solly, which enabled those 

people to get their awards. 

Each year, a number of parents are interested in 

doing a Bronze, but are worried about the water 

component. Apply Senior First Aid is a 2 day 

course which has all the Bronze, apart from the 

water and radio sections to enable people to be 

able to patrol, as well as providing great instruction 

in CPR. It is a bridge into Bronze. 

This year we created 9 new SFA Instructors and 4 

Assessors, which will let us offer the course to 14 year 

olds, as well as parents over the coming summer. This 

will be an exciting development and is typical of how 

we need a year or two in order to train the trainers, 

before we expand the courses we offer. 

We were also able to obtain some significant 

assistance from the government, to provide all the 

training. It has enabled us to offer some fee relief to 

parents who completed the application forms and 

also provided funds to let us enhance and expand 

the quality of the classrooms for next summer. 

I would like to thank all the trainers and assessors 

who helped over summer. There were more than 

50 people involved and every little thing they 

have done is appreciated. We are committed to 

expanding the number of trainers and assessors, 

so to be able to better share the load among a 

broader group. In particular I should thank the 

Chief Instructors - El Beavis, Caitlin Paton, Toby 

Dickson and Michael Teal for their efforts. 

We plan to run an assessors course in the next 

few months, as part of the lead up to next summer 

and are also in planning with LSV to become 

a Licensed Training Provider for LSV. This will 

enable us to provide employment opportunities 

to our instructors and a constant revenue base 

for the club in delivering courses to schools and 

community groups throughout the year. 

Tim Mason 

Director of Development 


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Door Knock Report 

Over the years we have a lot of help with fund 

raising, especially with the Annual Doorknock. 

On behalf of the club and committee we would 

like to say THANK YOU for your time as a 

volunteer. 

Last year we tried holding the Doorknock a 

week earlier and found that it was an easier night 

with lots more helpers willing to door knock for 

around an hour and we raised over $28,000 in 

3 hours with more funds coming in as the year 

continued. 

Facilities Report 

The Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club has come a 

long way from the first Club house of a tin shed in 

1953. So in 2012 the club finds itself in the position 

to rebuild the lower part of the clubhouse to 

move into the next generation. This will be a long 

and hard road with lots of hard work to be done 

to achieve this goal. With this the facility as we 

know it today must change to keep up with the 

clubs every changing demands. You would have 

seen changes around the club in the past 2 years 

and more changes are needed if the club is to 

remain at the forefront of Lifesaving and serving 

the public. 

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the 

Directors, Committee, Administration Team, Club 

Captains Hayley Atkins / Matthew Solly and the 

Members for the past year, working as a team is 

what this club dose best. I would also like to thank 

the clubs cleaner Rosie MacDonald for her hard 

and outstanding work around the club. To Chris 

and Amanda Gross in the Deck Cafe thanks for 

a great start to a long partnership between the 

running of the Deck Cafe and the club. 


We are now looking for someone or a group 

of people willing to take over this event as 

I am taking on an other roll . If you have a spare 

weekend and the night to help give me a call 

again thanks you for your support. 

Matt Solly 

Club Co-Captain 

Thank you to all who turned out for the Clubs 

annual Working Bee another outstanding two 

days around the club to keep the facilities 

looking at it’s best. 

Highlights to the facilities in the past year: 

• Painting of the Ray Marsh Room Deck 

• New outdoor Furniture for the Deck 

• New P.V.C screens to the Balcony 

• Power to the awning on the window side of 

the Ray Marsh Room 

• Upgrade to the Patrol Tower 

• Installation of cameras to the Gym 

• Pest Control around the club 

• New Trestle Tables and Chairs for the Lower 

Clubhouse 

Kevin Rigg 

Director of Facilities

Membership Statistics 

2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 

M F Total M F Total M F Total 

Life 27 5 32 29 5 34 29 5 34 

Honorary 15 6 21 14 6 20 12 6 18 

Long Service 23 3 26 24 3 27 25 6 31 

Active Reserve 11 4 15 13 4 17 17 2 19 

Senior 87 60 147 93 59 152 109 83 192 

Active (15-18yrs) 135 109 244 146 113 259 127 115 142 

Active (13-15yrs) 66 52 118 67 53 120 73 66 139 

Nipper 215 223 438 223 236 459 229 254 483 

Associate 368 374 742 365 377 742 368 388 756 

Award 24 21 45 9 0 9 3 3 6 

Total 971 857 1828 963 856 1839 997 928 1920 

Awards Season 2010/2011 

awards at aGM 2011 

Special Achievement Award 

Tim Dodds, Ben Mason, Zeb Phoenix, 

Toby Dickson, Caitlin Paton, Peter Hurst, 

Andrew Rechtman, Julia Cullity, Matt 

Solly, Bruce Anderson, Ian Hanley, 

Lloy Simpson 

Linfox Junior Safety Award 

Nick Tait 

Linfox CEO Award 

Youth Development 

Nick Tait 

President Junior Award 

Mieke Foster 

Bruce Thompson Award 

Chris Watts 

Margaret Worrell Trophy 

James Porter 

Margaret Marsh Trophy 

Lauren Chan 

Club Team of the Year 

under 19 R&R team 

Eloise Gage, Shea Curwell, Paige Brown, 

Georgia Canning, Damon Brennan 

Coaches: Sally Jones and Warren Clarke 

Life Saving Victoria Awards 

of Excellence 2009 / 10 season 

• Victorian Female Athlete of the Year 

under 17 

Maddy Hurst 

• Victorian Championship Pointscore 

Anglesea SLSC 

• 10 year National Patrol Service Award 

Wayne Cartwright 


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Anglesea SLSC Awards 

Issued 2011-12 

Lifesaving Awards 

Surf Rescue Certificate (CPR Endorsed) 6 

Bronze Medallion 162 

Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management 8 

Gold Medallion (Advanced Lifesaving) 2 

First Aid Awards 

Apply (Senior) First Aid 43 

Advanced Resuscitation Techniques Certificate 69 

Spinal Management 36 

Pain Management Certificate (Methoxyflurane) 1 

IRB 

IRB Crew Certificate 63 

Silver Medallion IRB Driver 7 

ATV Operator Certificate 1 

Coach and Officials 

Surf Coach Level 1 1 

Surf Official Level 1 1 

Surf Sports - Junior Coach 2 

Instructors 

Training Officers Certificate 37 

Junior Activities Age Manager Course 8 

Training Officer Bronze Medallion 32 

Training Officer Advanced Resuscitation 

Techniques 6 

Training Officer Apply First Aid 9 

Training Officer IRB 4 

Training Officer Spinal Management 4 


Assessors 

Assessor Advanced Resuscitation Techniques 2 

Assessor Apply First Aid 2 

Assessor Bronze Medallion 9 

Assessor IRB 3 

Assessor Spinal Management 2 

Facilitator Advanced Resuscitation Techniques 2 

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment 1 

Service Awards 

5 Year Assessing Service Certificate 1 

10 Year National Patrol Service Award 1 

SLSA Service Awards 

Awarded during 60th Anniversary February 2012 

60 Years 

Wally Hanlon 

John Worrell 

50 Years 

Margaret Edmonds 

Robert Harding 

Darrell Johnson 

Ian McGain 

Barry Marsh 

Margaret Pitcher 

Bruce Patterson 

Ian F Smith 

Doug Solly 

25 Years 

Shane Edmonds 

Carol Martin 

Michael Martin 

Matthew Solly

Competition Results 

2012 aussies 

Congratulations to our team who competed at the 2012 Aussies. There 

were a lot of finals reached and some great results as shown below: 

GOLD 

Sally Cummings in the 30-34 Yr Women’s Beach Sprint 

Matt Symington, Ryan Hartshorne, Steve Davies and Malcolm Plant in the 140 Yr Men’s Beach Relay. 

SILVER 

Tom Penney & Catherine McArthur in the Open 

Mixed Double Ski 

Marcus Jones in the U15 Men’s Beach Flags 

Callum Beattie-Powell (Anglesea/Mentone) in 

the U15 Men’s Beach Sprint 

Peter Foster, Ross Peasnell and Shane Edmonds 

in the 130 Yr Men’s Single Ski Relay 

Ryan Hartshorne in the 30-34 Yr Men’s Beach Sprint 

Georgina Davies in the 30-34 Yr Women’s 2km Run 

Shane Edmonds in the 40-44 Yr Men’s Iron Man 

Peter Foster, Matt Solly & Shane Edmonds in the 

130 Yr Men’s Taplin Relay 

Julia Cullity in the 35-39 Yr Women’s Surf Board 

Melinda Solly, Michele Bent, Robyn Giles, Jane 

Whitelaw & Doug Solly in the 140 Yr Women’s 

Surf Boat Race 

BRONzE 

Claire Lewtas in the Open Women’s Beach Flags 

Sam Horne in the U17 Men’s 2km Run 

Sally Cumming, Julia Cullity, Georgina Davies & 

Andrea Titter in the 140 Yr Women’s Beach Relay 

Melissa Heathcote, Emma Moore, Ruby Wyett, 

Madeline Brown & Andrea Titter in the Open 

Women’s 5 Person R&R 

Shane Edmonds in the 40-44 Yr Men’s Surf Race 

Ingilby Dickson in the 50-55 Yr Men’s Rescue 

Tube Race 

Solly family 


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Competition results 2011/2012 

Victorian 

Championships 

Anglesea 

Open Women`s Beach Flags 

1. - LEWTAS, Clair 

Open Women`s Beach Sprint 

1. - LEWTAS, Clair 

Open Women`s Beach Relay 

C Lewtas, M Blanchonette, S 

Cumming, A Rodway 

Open Women`s R&R 5 person 

E Moore, S Harris, A Titter, R 

Wyett, M Heathcote 

Open Women`s Belt Race 

1. - HEATHCOTE, Melissa 

GOLD MEDALS 

FOR VIC TITLES 

Open Women`s Double 

Ski Race 

C McArthur / M Hurst 

Open Women`s Ski Relay 

C McArthur, M Hurst B Tribe 

Open Men`s Beach Relay 

B Maher,D Walker, L Knight, 

R Hartshorne 

Open Men`s 5 Person R&R 

C Brennan, L Travers, S 

Curwell, W Clarke, M Clarke 

Mixed Double Ski Race Open 

M Hurst / T Penny 

Under 15 Men`s Beach Flags 

1. - JONES, Marcus 

Under 15 Men`s Beach Sprint 

1. - BEATTIE POWELL, Callum 

Under 15 Men`s Beach Relay 

M Jones, C Beattie-Powell, 

N Henricks, J Allen 


1. - WATTS, Christopher 

Under 19 Men`s Surf Race 

1. - PHILLIPS, Samuel 


1. - LAM, Julian 

Under 17 Ironman Male 

1. - SIMONDSON, Joel 


Under 17 Men`s Single Ski Race 

1. - CAMPBELL, Jarrad 

Under 17 Men`s Board Rescue 

H Vulcan / J Campbell 

Under 17 Men`s Board Relay 

P Hurst, J Campbell, 

J Simondson 

Under 17 Men`s Surf Teams 

J Lam, H Keppel, L Brown, 

J Simondson 

Under 17 Men`s Ski Relay Male 

J Campbell, J Simondson 

Under 17 Men`s Taplin Relay 

J Simondson, P Hurst, 

J Campbell 

SILVER MEDALS 


Open Women`s Single Ski Race 

2. - MCARTHUR, Catherine 

Under 19 Women`s Beach Flags 

2. - BLANCHONETTE, Molly 

Under 19 Women`s Beach Relay 

M Blanchonette, K Walker, 

A Rodway, A Cathcart 

Under 19 Women`s Surf Race 

2. - CAMPBELL, Stephanie 

Under 19 Women`s Single Ski 

Race 

2. - HURST, Madeleine 

Under 19 Women`s Taplin Relay 

M Hurst, S Campbell, B Tribe 

Open Men`s Beach Sprint 

2. - MAHER, Brendan 

Open Men`s Surf Teams 

S Edmonds, S Phillips, H Keppel, 

J Simondson 

Mixed Double Ski Race Open 

D Ceddia / C McArthur 

Open Lifesaver Relay Open 

2. - Anglesea (A) 

Open 6 person R&R 

G Wyett, W Clarke, E Moore, 

R Wyett, C Brennan, N Heathcote 

Open Mixed R&R Open 5 person 

E Moore, S Harris, A Titter, 

R Wyett, M Heathcote 


2. - BEATTIE POWELL, Callum 


2. - JONES, Marcus 

Under 15 Men`s Board Race 

2. - SOLLY, Lachlan 


2. - SOLLY, Lachlan 

Under 19 Mixed R&R Male 

G Wyett, M Brown, K Davis, 

L Travers, S Curwell 

Under 19 Men`s Double Ski Race 

H Pearce / S Phillips 


2. - VULCAN, Harrison 


2. - KEPPELL, Hudson 


2. - BROWN, Lachlan 

Under 17 Men`s Rescue Tube Race 

2. - KEPPELL, Hudson 


2. - VULCAN, Harrison 


L Watson / P Hurst 

BRONzE MEDALS 


Open Women`s Single Ski Race 

3. - HURST, Madeleine 

Under 19 Women`s Beach 

Sprint 

3. - BLANCHONETTE, Molly 

Under 19 Women`s Board Rescue 

B Tribe / S Campbell 

Under 19 Women`s Ski Relay 

B Tribe, M Hurst, E Bray 

Under 15 Women`s Rescue 

Tube Race 

3. - PEARCE, Lucy 

Open Men`s Surf Race 

3. - EDMONDS, Shane 

Open Men`s Single Ski Race 


Open Mixed R&R Open 5 person 

G Wyett, M Brown, K Davis, 

L Travers, S Curwell 


3. - HENRICKS, Nicholas 


L Solly / L Cedan


3. - WALKER, David 

Under 19 Men`s 2km Run 

3. - WALKER, David 

Under 19 Men`s Beach Relay 

D Walker, C Watts 

Under 19 Men`s Ski Relay 

H Pearce, J Campbell, S 

Phillips 

Under 19 Men`s Taplin Relay 

S Phillips, H Pearce, J 

Campbell 

Under 19 Men’s Beach Relay 

D Walker, C Watts, S Horne, D 

Stonehouse 

Under 17 Men`s 2km Run 

3. - HORNE, Sam 




3. - WATSON, Luke 

Under 17 Men`s Rescue Tube 

3. - WATSON, Luke 




L Brown / J Lam 

Under 17 Men`s Board Relay 

H Vulcan, L Watson, L Brown 

Under 17 Men`s Surf Teams 

3. - Anglesea (B) 

Under 17 Men’s Taplin Team 

H Vulcan, L Watson, L Brown 

Victorian 

Masters 

GOLD MEDALS 

40yrs + Men`s Board Race 


40yrs + Men`s Surf Race 


40yrs + Ironman Male 


40yrs + Men`s Single Ski Race 

1. - PEASNELL, Ross 

30yrs + Men`s Beach Flags 

1. - PLANT, Malcolm 

30yrs + Men`s Beach Sprint 

1. - HARTSHORNE, Ryan 


1. - DICKSON, Ingilby 

35yrs + Men`s Beach Flags 

1. - SYMINGTON, Matthew 

40yrs + Women`s Beach Sprint 

1. - TITTER, Andrea 

50yrs + Ironwoman Female 

1. - RAMP, Heather 

130yrs + Mens`s Ski Teams 

1. - Anglesea (A) EDMONDS, 

Shane; FOSTER, Peter; 

PEASNELL, Ross 

140yrs + Men`s Beach Relay 

1. - Anglesea (A) DAVIES, 

Steven; HARTSHORNE, 

Ryan; PLANT, Malcolm; 

SYMINGTON, Matthew; 

140yrs + Women`s Beach Relay 

G Davies, A Titter, J Cullity, 

S Cumming 

30yrs + Women`s Beach Flags 

1. - DAVIES, Georgina 


1. - CUMMING, Sally 

30yrs + Women`s 2km Run 



1. - FOSTER, Peter 

50yrs + Men`s Single Ski Race 


50yrs + Men`s Double Ski 

1. - Anglesea (A) CARR, Richard; 

FOSTER, Peter 

SILVER MEDALS 


2. - CULLITY, Julia 

40yrs + Men`s Double Ski 

S Edmonds, R Peasnell 

150yrs + Men`s Taplin Relay 

2. - Anglesea (A) CARR, 

Richard; DICKSON, Ingilby; 

FOSTER, Peter; 


2. - BRODIE, Colin 


2. - SOLLY, Matthew 


2. - DEW, Adam 

35yrs + Men`s Surf Teams 

Male 


Shane; SOLLY, Matthew; 

110yrs + Men`s Taplin Relay 

Male 


Shane; PEASNELL, Ross; 

SOLLY, Matthew; 





BRONzE MEDALS 


3. - SOLLY, Matthew 

50yrs + Women`s Board Race 

3. - RAMP, Heather) 


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Education Awards 

Advanced Resuscitation 

Techniques Certificate 

Giulia Barbon 

Alice Batterton 

Samuel Batterton 

Hugh Beavis 

Dyson Bell-Warren 

Susanna Cartwright 

Alice Cazalet 

Conrad Cooper 

Prue Cormack 

Abby Dangerfield 

Samuel Dangerfield 

Helen Davies 

Simon Denton 

Fiona Dickson 

Greta Dickson 

Anthony Dillon 

Robert Feudoloff 

Katya Foster 

Simone Garner 

Sara Glaidous 

Peri Gray 

William Hamlyn 

Shaun Harrison 

Christopher Holder 

Alexandra Hopkins 

Sam Horne 

Katrina Johns 

Laura Johnston 

Tamsyn Jones 

Andrew Juchnevicius 

Joshua Kealey 

Stephanie Laird 

Leo Lambers 

Paul Lunny 

Jarrah Lynch 

Annelise Maguire 

Annabel Mason 

Lucy Matthews 

India McKenzie 

Hugh Moodie 

Ted Murchie 

Samuel Murray 

Isaak Newcombe 

Joshua Newland 

Harry Pearce 

Marion Peters 

Samuel Phillips 

Eliza Portelli 

Wendy Portelli (nee Stevenson) 

Christopher Porter 

James Porter 

Petrina Porter 

Molly Powell 

Jeremy Price 

Bridget Riggs 

Annabel Rodway 

Abbie Sheridan 

Hugh SIMPSON 

Michael- Henri Skala 

Oscar Skala 

Lachlan Solly 

Nicola Varlamos 

Sarah Walker 

Mitchell Ware 

William Westaway 

Kate Wight 

Ricky Wight 

Felicity Wilson 

Joshua Zanker 

Apply (Senior) First Aid 

Julie Allica 

Lachlan Appleby 

Maria Barbon 


Eleanor Beavis 

Madeleine Brown 

Alice Cazalet 

Prue Cormack 

Greta Dickson 

Lucy Elam 

Sara Glaidous 


Liam Hargreaves 

Katrina Johns 

Tamsyn Jones 

Sarah Keane 

Scot Kerr 

Leo Lambers 

Alistair Lithgow 

Venetia Livens 

Annabel Mason 

Andrew McDonald 


Janene Meaden 

Hugh Moodie 

Caroline Morrow 

Samuel Murray 


Brett Pearce 

Harry Pearce 

Jack Philip 


Jeremy Price 

Lennard Radtke 

Bridget Riggs 


James Schneider 

Hugh SIMPSON 


Jayden Teal 


Olivia Witts 

Molly Youren 

Assessor Advanced 

Resuscitation Techniques 

Fiona Dickson 

Lachlan Holbery-Morgan 


Caitlin Paton 

Assessor Bronze Medallion 


Lauren Chan 

Morgan Day 

Fiona Dickson 

Timothy Mason 

Caitlin Paton 

Benjamin Pope 

Andrew Rechtman 

Nick Tait 

Assessor IRB 

Jeremy Farrington 

Benjamin Pope 

Nick Tait 

Assessor Spinal 

Management 



ATV Operator Certificate 

Lachlan Gadd 


Bronze Medallion 

Amanda Anderson 

Stephanie Angelis 

Thomas Appleby 

William Appleby 

Jessica Ashby 

Amanda Bateman 

Courtney Bateman 

Joshua Batterton 

Pattie Beerens 


Charles Bennett 

Robert Benney 

Ben Beranic 

Miles Bergin 

Nicholas Bills 

Laura Bof 

Sarah Bray 

Elle Bromilow 

Lachlan Brown 


James Burmeister 


Alessandro Castellani 

Laurence Caulfield 

Michael Caven 

Louis Cerdan 

Peter Chappell 

Sean Cooney 

Conrad Cooper 

Leo Cooper 

Isabella Cope 

Peter Crowcroft 

Adam Croxford 


Georgina Davies 

Angie Demeray 

Fiona Dickson 


Matilda Dinnison 

Alexander Dixon 

Thomas Donohoe 

Monique Doust 

Sophie Elam 

James Ewart-Murphy 

Lucy Fairhall 

Lily Fent 


Katya Foster 

Holly Fowler 

Olivia Fowler 

Isobel Freeman 

Jayden Gage 

Jack Gale 

Catherine Gay 

Robyn Giles 

Benjamin Ginnivan 

Regina Gleeson 

Aaron Goldie 

Gordon Griffith 

Montgomery Hartnett 

Zac Haussegger 

Brianna Hayes 

Sienna Henshaw 

Jessica Herold 

Eli Higlett 

James Hoban 

Millie Holding 

Steven Holmes 


Sam Horne 

Ellie Howe 

Christopher Hughes 

Mitchell Hughes 

Patrick Hurst 

Christabel Huynh 

Georgina Jeffries 


Nicholas Jojkity 


Isobel Kelly 

Olivia Keppell 

Jordan Keras 

Tesse Kimber 

Emily King 

Charlotte Kininmonth 

Sally Knight 


Julian Lam 

Matthew Lewis 

Zachary Lewis 

Annabel Loane 

Claire Lucas 

Banjo Lunney 

Jarrah Lynch 

Lucy Macdonald 

Rob Macdougall 


Luke Malone 

Lucy Matthews 

Jack McKenzie 

Stephanie McMullin 

Donald McNeill 

Sean McVernon 

Carla Mileo 

Thomas Montgomerie 

Henry Moore 

Gareth Morgan 

Harley Motteram 

Hugh Munro 

Ted Murchie 

Ari Mushin 

Simon Nankin 

Mahlon O`Grady 

Lucy O`Shannessy 

Tess Oliver 

Dimitri Panotis 

Marion Peters 

Jack Philip 

Lachlan Phillips 



Bradley Potter 

Matthew Reid 

Robert Renzella 

Ella Ricardo 

Amelia Roberts 

Tyronne Robinson 

Michael Russell 

James Saundry 

Mason Schaube 

Hannah Senior 

James Seymour 


Dane Solly 

Lachlan Solly 

Ian Stokes 

Georgia SULLIVAN 

Ryan Tait 

Colette Talbot 

John Toohey 

Lachlan Travers 

Paul Turner 


Dan Vaughan 

Christiana Volaris 

Marissa Volaris 

Megan Voogt 

Harry Waite 

Sarah Walker 

Mitchell Ware 

Luke Watson 

Oliver Westaway 

Eliza White 

Spencer White 

Kate Wight 

Ricky Wight 

Peter Wilkinson 

Anna Wiseman 

Olivia Witts 

Charles Wright 

Nicole Young 

Molly Youren 

Facilitator Advanced 


Thomas Cullen 

Sebastian Phoenix 

Gold Medallion 

(Advanced Lifesaving) 

Helen Davies 

Thomas Juchnevicius 

IRB Crew Certificate 



Jack Arthur 

Hugh Beavis 

Lachlan Brown 


Alice Cazalet 

Thomas Cazalet 

Louis Cerdan 

Isabella Cini 

Conrad Cooper 

Matthew Cooper 

Greta Dickson


Sophie Elam 

Luke Farrell 

Katya Foster 

Aaron Goldie 



James Hoban 


Sam Horne 




Tamsyn Jones 


Sarah Keane 

Peter King 

Kebbie Kirkcaldie-Bowell 

Claudia Lacey 


Matthew Lewis 

Claire Lucas 


Jonathan Mackay 


Benjamin Maguire 

Luke Malone 

Lucy Matthews 

Jack McKenzie 



Hugh Moodie 


Marion Peters 


Jeremy Price 

Matthew Reid 


Marcus Saunders 

Mason Schaube 


Lachlan Solly 

Grant Stubbs 

Ryan Tait 

Jayden Teal 

George Van Veenendaal 


Sarah Walker 

Mitchell Ware 

Olivia Witts 

Junior Activities Age 

Manager Course 

Kath Cameron 

Lisa Howden 

Timothy Mason 

James Orr 

Anna Plitsch 

Michael Szulc 

Kate Walker 

Samuel Weller 

Pain Management 

Certificate (Methoxyflurane) 


Silver Medallion Basic 

Beach Management 

Helen Davies 


Chloe Hardman 

Elise Langford 


Kimberley Risson 

Matthew Solly 


Silver Medallion IRB Driver 

Cameron Fortune 


Peter King 


Samuel McCombe 


Rose Wilcox 

Spinal Management 

Jack Arthur 

Hugh Beavis 

Kate Bell 

Gillian Buckley 

Georgia Cooke 

Samantha Cooke 

Helen Davies 


Grace Gibney 


Amanda Horne 

Katrina Johns 

Joshua Kealey 




Annabel Mason 


Hugh Moodie 



Harry Pearce 



James Porter 

Jeremy Price 

Heather Ramp 

Bridget Riggs 

Kimberley Risson 



Hugh SIMPSON 

James Smith 

Michael Teal 

Kate Walker 


Surf Aware Two 

Phoenix Riggs 

Surf Coach Level 1 

John Fitzgerald 

Surf Official Level 1 

Bridget Riggs 

Surf Rescue Certificate 

(CPR Endorsed) 

Campbell Allan 

Matthew Anghie 

Madeleine Baker 

Amy Barklamb 

Asha Bent 

Keely Bent 

Henry Bergin 

Ellie Bews 

Gabrielle Blink 

Kate Brady 

Hannah Cameron 

Olivia Cameron 

Anna Campbell 

Tom Cheney 

Sophie Clark 

Charlie Crozier 

Sophie Dillon 

Hayley Donohoe 

Ben Elam 

Ned Elam 

Carly Ervine 

Lucinda Everit 

Demi Fanning 

Nicholas Foster 

Alexander Gall 

Grace Gleeson 

Lucy Gullifer 

Emily Hall 

Jack Heathcote 

Isaac Hedger 

Samantha Herold 

Harry Hopkins 

Alex Jojkity 

Florence Kennedy 

Ella Keogh 

Coco Kirkcaldie-Bowell 

Kendra Krause 

Erik Kroyherr 

Edward Mackay 

Rebecca Matthews 

Alexandra McCombe 

Johnny McDonald 

Phoebe McKenzie 

Max Meaden 

Lachlan Millettt 

Benjamin Mullins 

Lachlan Newsome 

Sarah Oakenfull 

Nicole Pereira 

Billy ( William) Peters 

Lisbeth Radtke 

Lauren Reid 

Carla Rumble 

Shannon Russo 

Ruby Ryan 

Adam Schaube 

Jakob Shaw 

Maxwell Simpson 

Saskia Sinnamon 

Eliza Toohey 

Jonathan Vakirtzis 

Rebecca Walker 

Jacob Wilkinson 

Surf Safe Two 

Peregrine Riggs 

Surf Sports - Junior Coach 

Andrew Kerr 

Bridget Riggs 

Training Officer Advanced 



Fiona Dickson 


Katrina Johns 

Caitlin Paton 


Training Officer Apply 

First Aid 


Hugh Beavis 

Fiona Dickson 

Rachel Fitt 


Scot Kerr 




Training Officer 

Bronze Medallion 

Jack Arthur 

Jason Ashby 

Giulia Barbon 



Thomas Bergin 

Morgan Day 

Fiona Dickson 


Timothy Dodd 

Lucy Elam 

Mieke Foster 

Sara Glaidous 

Courtney Higlett 

Kate Higlett 

Amanda Horne 

Katrina Johns 

Peter King 

Beatrice Kroyherr 


Noel Langford 

Cameron Lockett 



Maxine McKenzie 


Jeremy Price 

Lewis Seccombe 

Oscar Skala 

Nick Tait 

Thomas Toohey 

Ashlee Willoughby 

Training Officer IRB 

Morgan Day 



Christopher Watts 

Training Officer Spinal 

Management 


Fiona Dickson 

Timothy Mason 


TRAINING OFFICER 

CERTIFICATE 

Provide work skill 

Instruction 

Alice Cazalet 


Andrew Johns 

Annabel Mason 




Claudia Lacey 


Edward Manton 



Grant Stubbs 

Hugh Beavis 

Hugh Moodie 

Hugh SIMPSON 


Isabella Cini 


Jayden Teal 

Jeremy Price 


Kate Higlett 

Katrina Johns 

Kebbie Kirkcaldie-Bowell 


Leo Lambers 


Luke Farrell 


Mieke Foster 

Morgan Day 

Peter King 

Prue Cormack 

Tamsyn Jones 


Timothy Dodd 


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Membership Listing 2011/2012 

Active (15-18 yrs) 

Stephanie Angelis 



Tim Arnold 

Jack Arthur 

Jason Ashby 

Jessica Ashby 

Giulia Barbon 

Imogen Barnett 


Joshua Batterton 


Hugh Beavis 

Charles Bennett 

Miles Bergin 

Thomas Bergin 

Nicholas Bills 

Laura Bof 

Emily Bray 

Sarah Bray 

Elle Bromilow 

Lachlan Brown 


James Burmeister 

Matilda Cameron 

William Cameron 

Jarrad Campbell 

Stephanie Campbell 

James Carr 


Alessandro Castellani 

Arielle Cathcart 

Alice Cazalet 


David Ceddia 

Peter Chappell 

Isabella Cini 

Georgia Cooke 

Samantha Cooke 

Conrad Cooper 

Leo Cooper 

Matthew Cooper 

Isabella Cope 

Prue Cormack 

Adam Croxford 

Joseph Curran 

Kirsten Davis 

Greta Dickson 


Michael Dillon 

Thomas Donohoe 

Monique Doust 

Emily Dyson 

Michael Eddy 

Tim Edmonds 

Lucy Elam 

Sophie Elam 

Michael Evans 

James Ewart-Murphy 

Lucy Fairhall 

Luke Farrell 

Lily Fent 

Katya Foster 

Mieke Foster 

Samantha Foster 

Isobel Freeman 

Adam French 

Charles Fry 

Jack Fry 

Nikola Fry 

Eloise Gage 

Jayden Gage 

Jack Gale 

Annabelle Gall 

Catherine Gay 

Sarah Geary 

Grace Gibney 

Timothy Gibney 

Benjamin Ginnivan 

Aaron Goldie 

Anna Grutzner 

Campbell Gullock 


Ben Hansen 



Brianna Hayes 

Tom Hedditch 

Sienna Henshaw 

Jessica Herold 

Eli Higlett 

James Hoban 

Madeleine Holland- 

King 


Amanda Horne 

Sam Horne 

Ellie Howe 



Madeleine Hurst 

Patrick Hurst 


Andrew Johns 

Katrina Johns 


Harry Jones 

Tamsyn Jones 

Sarah Keane 

Maggie Keating 

Amelia Kelly 

Isobel Kelly 

James Kelly 

Alice Kennedy 

Hudson Keppell 

Jordan Keras 

Tesse Kimber 

Emily King 

Charlotte Kininmonth 

Kebbie Kirkcaldie- 

Bowell 

Sally Knight 

Alex Kompos 

Beatrice Kroyherr 

Claudia Lacey 


Julian Lam 

Leo Lambers 


Stephanie Larkin 

Matthew Lewis 

Zachary Lewis 

Liza Linder-Leighton 


Annabel Loane 

Cameron Lockett 

Georgina Longmire 

Banjo Lunney 

Hester Lyon 

Lucy Macdonald 


Greta Madi 



Luke Malone 

Edward Manton 

Nicholas Martin 

Annabel Mason 

Hannah Matthews 


Madelyn McDonald 


Jack McKenzie 

Maxine McKenzie 

John McLellan 


Sean McVernon 

Emily Merrett 

Carla Mileo 

Lloyd Miller 

James Montgomerie 

Hugh Moodie 

Henry Moore 


Sarah Moss 

Matthew Mullins 

Ted Murchie 

Tom Murchie 

Samuel Murray 

Ari Mushin 

Simon Nankin 


Lukas Nowak 

Mahlon O`Grady 

Tess Oliver 

Dimitri Panotis 

Harry Pearce 


Amy Pereira 

Liam Perkins 

Marion Peters 

Jack Philip 

Lachlan Phillips 

Max Plitsch 


Emma Portelli 

James Porter 

Jeremy Price 

Cameron Reid 

Matthew Reid 

Robert Renzella 

Ella Ricardo 

Andrew Rigg 

Amelia Roberts 


Harry Rush 

Natalie Salih 


James Saundry 

Mason Schaube 


Hannah Senior 

Jack Shembrey 

James Short 

Joel Simondson 

Hugh SIMPSON 


Oscar Skala 

Noah Snell 

Madeleine Steel 

Daniel Stonehouse 

Grant Stubbs 

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Sarah Mapperson 

Charlotte Marshall 

Hugh Marslen 

Max Martin 

Eleanor Maskell 

Harriet Maskell 

Jack Mason 

Aleisha Mauderer 

Max Mauderer 

Lachlan May 

Stella McCombe 

Charli McConnell 

Layla McConnell 

Angus McDonald 

Madeline McFarlane 

Thomas McFarlane 

Liam McFerran 

Grace McHarg 

Hugh McHarg 

Charlotte McKenzie 

Phoebe McKenzie 

Sophie McKenzie 

Kiara McKerron 

Sara McMillan 

Angus McMurtrie 

Tess McMurtrie 

Nicholas McWha 

Tess Meaden 

Oliver Meakin 

Zachary Meakin 

Emily Melnyk 

Tomas Mendes 

Lucy Merrett 

Caitlin Miller 

Hannah Montgomerie 

Jack Mooney 

Alicia Moorfield 

Fraser Moorfield 

Ava Morgan 

Frankie Morgan 

Lucy Morgan 

Bethany Morris 

Ella Morris 

Rylee Morris 

Will Moulding 

Henry Munro 

Max Munro 

Jeremy Murchie 

Lachlan Murchie 

Annabelle Naylor 

Tom Naylor 

Ashley Neilson 

Jessica Neilson 

Hamish Neo 

Lachlan Neo 

Laura Neo 

Molly Newsome 

Courtney Nicholls 

Luke Nicholls 

Alice O`Brien 

Angus O`Brien 

Ella O`Brien 

Jeremy O`Brien 

Kyle O`Leary 

Emma O`Sullivan 

James O`Sullivan 

Matthew O`Sullivan 

Kate Owen 

Angus Pace 

Mischa Pace 

Amelie Papadimitriou- 

Dickie 

Alexander Park 

Eve Parry 

Tess Parry 

Dominic Parsons 

Amelia Pascoe 

Louis Pascoe 

Ahjali Patel 

Hamish Patel 

India Patel 

Eddie Paul 

Ruby Paul 

Tom Paul 

William Pereira 

Zoe Perkins 

Brianna Perry 

Genevieve Peters 

Susie Peters 

Phoebe Pidgeon 

Annabel Plank 

James Plank 

Dylan Pleban 

Nicolai Plitsch 

Niamh Potter 

Xavier Potter 

Alexandra Poynton 

Katherine Poynton 

Nathan Pyers 

Lisbeth Radtke 

Catherine Ragg 

Emma Ragg 

Astrid Ratcliffe 

Mae Ratcliffe 

David Rau 

Jonathan Rau 

Katherine Rau 

Emma Rice 

Holly Rice 

Will Rice 

Claire Richardson 

Emily Richardson 

Hamish Richardson 

Lucy Richardson 

Peregrine Riggs 

Phoenix Riggs 

Lucas Rindt 

Milo Rindt 

Noah Rindt 

Sarah Robinson 

Jackson Rodd 

Jobe Rogers 

Max Rogers 

Oliver Rogers 

Eloise Ross 

Lachlan Ross 

Hailey Ross-Smith 

Luke Ross-Smith 

Amelia Rothnie 

Calum Rothnie 

Sam Rowe 

Olivia Rumble 

Thomas Rumble 

Finn Russell 

Finlea Ryan 

Laura Ryan 

Maeve Ryan 

Michaela Ryan 

Paddy Ryan 

Tige Ryan 

Christian Sallabank 

James Sallabank 

Lachlan Sallabank 

Jett Sanders-Henshall 

Amy Savenake 

Harriet Savenake 

Isabel Savenake 

Guy Scally 

Chloe Schneider 

Amy Seedsman 

Kyle Sharp 

Hannah Shaw 

Alexander Shears- 

Jones 

Charlotte Simpson 


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Hugh Simpson 

Tessa Simpson 

Eliza Smith 

Ben Solly 

Owen Solly 

William Solly 

Charlie Sorell 

Lewis Spinazzola 

Emma Spurling 

Lilith Stewart 

Tanami Stewart 

Jimmy Suttle 

Max Suttle 

Michael Szulc 

Orlando Szulc 

Eleanor Taylor 

Lilly Taylor 

Noah Taylor 

Olivia Taylor 

William Taylor 

Celeste Teal 

Jasmine Teal 

Joel Teal 

Luke Teal 

Alexandra Thoms 

Charlie Thoms 

Eliza Thornton 

Jemma Thornton 

Anna Tiso 

Alexandra Toohey 

Georgia Toohey 

Emma Trethewey 

Thomas Trethewey 

Alexandra Trezise 

Ethan Tribe 

Dominic Tune 

Ellena Turner 

Monique Turner 

Sophie Turner 

Xavier Turner 

Clem Twardowski 

Will Twardowski 

Amanda Twigg 

Georgia Urquhart 

Annabelle Ussher 

William Ussher 

Benjamin van den 

Berg 

Imogen van den Berg 

Ella Vanson 

Nina Varlamos 

Georgia Virgona 

Robert Virgona 

Eliza Waite 

Anna Walker 

Lili Walker 

Fletcher Ware 

Mackenzie Ware 

Hamish Warwick 

Lachlan Warwick 

Oliver Warwick 

Charlie Webster 

Emily Webster 

Bianca Weller 

Nicholas Weller 

Esther Wells 

Joe Wells 

Sophie Westaway 

Henry Whitmore 

Hanna Wilkinson 

Marli Wilkinson 

Asbjorn Williamson 

Sigrid Williamson 

Alexandra Wilson 

Annie Wilson 

Ben Wilson 

James Wilson 

Sarah Wilson 

Alexander Winton 

James Winton 

Fraser Yeaman 

Angus Young 

Leave of Absence 

Abby Lewtas 

William Penney 

Long Service 

Bronwyn Baker 

Kevin Bent 

Richard Carr 

Julia Cullity 


Stuart Dickson 

Peter Foster 

Edward Gage 

Peter Gowans 

Paul Hearne 

Neil Heathcote 

Richard Holding 

Samuel Hume 

Sally Jones 

Marc Lionnet 

Peter MacDonald 

Naantali Marshall 

Adam Martin 

Ian McGain 

Lionel McWilliam 

Emma Moore 

Ivor Morgan 

James Morgan 

Ross Peasnell 


Ian Smith 

Matthew Solly 

Christopher Symington 

Andrea Titter 

Noel Wapling 

Barry White 

Reserve Active 

Joseph Bergin 

Laura Boyer 

Kim Cope 

Steven Davies 

Shane Edmonds 

John (Shem) Fitzgerald 

Mark Gowans 

Ryan Hartshorne 

Paul Higgins 

Bernard Murray 

David O`Brien 

James Pinnis 

Malcolm Plant 

Rebecca Plant 

Christopher Scarff 

Matthew Symington 

Matthew Taylor 

Raymond Wendt 


Congratulations 

Aussie Gold Medalist 

Matt Symington, Ryan Hartshorne, Steve Davis and Malcolm Plant 

140 Yr Men’s Beach Relay 

Sally Cummings in the 30-34 Yr 

Women’s Beach Sprint




L.R. Cazaly 

Trust Fund 


ANGELSEA 

BELLARINE 




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61st Annual Report 2011/2012 - Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club

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