ANNUAL REPORT
2012/13
Thanks to our sponsors...
Contents
Gold Sponsors
QR National (now Aurizon)
Good Guys Rockingham
City Of Rockingham
BHP Billiton Nickel West
Rockingham Holden
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Our Vision, our Mission
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Celebrating 30 years
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President’s Report
7
Vice President’s Report
8
Club Captain’s Report
10
Life Saving Report
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Finance Director’s Report
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Financial & Audit Report
24
Board of Management
25
Committee Positions
27
Building Upgrade Report
30
Sponsorship & Public Relations Report
32
Training & Education Report
34
House & Social Report
35
Youth Development Report
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Surf Sports Report
38
Boat Captain’s Report
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Club Awards
45
Medallists
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Patrol Hours
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Member List
Silver Sponsors
International Power GDF-Suez A 3 years sponsorship to
purchase a new IRB motor
Bronze Sponsors
VIZ Fibreglass
MDW Environmental
ASPEN Plumbing
Other donations, grants and contributors
Paul PapaliaMLA
Gary Gray
eCPRINT
E-Wire
Vermilion Oil & Gas
Comet Bay Primary School
Tranby College – BILU house
Bunnings Warehouse Port Kennedy
Frogmat Environmental
CSBP
Wilson Security
Viva Photography Rockingham
Rotary
Frederic Meyer
Nick McIvor Plumbing
Department of Sport & Recreation
Healthways
Good Sport
Act Belong Commit
Spiers Haulage
Wade Plumbing
Bean’n Gone
All the local schools, organisations and individuals who
have provided donations through Boardies Day and the
Street Appeal.
Alcoa employees who have applied for and directed
community service donations to the club via the Alcoa
Staff ‘Bravo’ scheme – Jeff Poad, Mick … and Ian Phillips
All the local schools, organisations and individuals who
have provided donations through Boardies Day and the
Street Appeal
The Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club
Our Vision
To be the focal point of surf lifesaving activities within
the City of Rockingham, providing beach patrol services
to Secret Harbour Beach and to other swimming
beaches within the City as determined by resources and
qualified members.
Our Mission
We exist to provide surf lifesaving patrol services to
Secret Harbour Beach, and to other swimming beaches
within the City of Rockingham as determined by the
availability of resources and qualified members.
To achieve this mission we must:
• Maintain high standards of education and
vigilance.
• Continue our proud record of no lives lost during
surf lifesaving patrols.
• Be highly regarded by the local community as a
volunteer service provider.
• Foster and promote the ideals of healthy lifestyle to
our members and the local community.
Rob Bates.
Did You Know
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Did You Know...
While we have been around over one hundred
years as a movement, that is wasn’t until 1939 Surf
Life Saving decided that all patrolling members
should wear red and yellow quartered caps.
And what about our Flags...
The red and yellow colours found their way
into surf life saving clubs from the international
code of naval signals, in which the sign for ‘man
overboard’ is a square divided diagonally between
red and yellow. Flags and signs have always
been used to signify either safe or dangerous
areas to swim, but it wasn’t until the 1930’s that
the red and yellow colours came to represent Surf
Life Saving in Australia. In 1935, red and yellow
replaced the blue and white flags which had been
used in the 1920’s to mark safe bathing areas.
Jesika
Bussey.
Joe Ford.
Congratulations to Rob Bates
and Jesika Bussey National Pool
Rescue medallists, and Joe Ford
world SLS Titles (Rescue 2012).
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Celebrating 30 years of Patrolling Service to
the Rockingham Community
This year SHSLSC celebrated our 30th Patrolling season.
following situation - $30,000 owing, $300 in bank. The
Our club was originally established as the Warnbro Surf
Secret Harbour SLSC was insolvent!
Life Saving Club in 1980 to promote the ideals of Surf
Life Saving in the Rockingham district. It possessed little
A Brave decision by the committee (Max Hannah,
equipment and did not have a clubhouse or equipment
Stephen Ford, Billy & Robyn Bevan just to name a few)
storage facilities.
was made to continue trading – arrangements were made
with creditors, SLSWA and contributions were made by
As membership grew and more equipment was acquired,
committee members. This placed their own assets at
the need for a base became critical. With support from
risk, especially Trevor Fitzsimmons who stepped in as
Rockingham City Council, club fund raising and parental
Secretary/Treasurer. The embezzlement was reported
assistance the club established a small gear shed at Waikiki
to the police and a forensic audit was required. After a
Beach in 1983. By the late 1980’s the club had reached a
further 2 years, the perpetrator received a suspended
crossroads in its development and relocated to Golden
sentence and was ordered to refund some of the monies.
Bay. Despite hard work, local support and promises of
This was a very difficult time for the club and its members.
land grants the club was not able to establish a clubhouse
We have learnt from this incident and have systems in
at Golden Bay.
place to protect the club finances. Without the dedicated
support of the members at this time the club would not
In 1993 an opportunity came to relocate to Secret
exist today.
Harbour and with the generous support of Secret Harbour
Developments, The City of Rockingham and the Lotteries
The nippers program has been at the core of the clubs
Commission. Secret Harbour Surf Club opened its new
ever increasing expansion since its commencement. We
clubrooms on 9th December 1994.
have grown from 50 nippers in the early years to over
Over the past 30 years the club has grown significantly
350 nipper and cadet members this season. The skills our
from its humble beginnings at Warnbro. It has gone through
juniors developed through the nipper program set them
many changes and we have had a few ups and downs.
up for life and educate them to the importance of beach,
In 1987 we were unable to provide patrols; however this
water & sun safety, as well as the importance of giving
changed when the club moved to Secret Harbour, where
back to your community in the form of patrols as they get
we have flourished from a membership of just over 100 in
older.
the early 90’s to over 800 today.
We are also proud to claim many national and state
In the early 90’s our lifesaving statistics were 16 rescues
athletes over the years. For a small country club we have
and 70 first aids with only a few hundred hours of patrol
performed extremely well in the area of surf sports and
service. Now 20 years later, we consistently provide
will continue this proud trend into the future.
over 6,000 patrol hours to the Rockingham community,
The clubs journey from its humble beginnings to today
conducting over 300 rescues and some 3000 preventatives
has been due to the commitment and hard work of its
and look after 70,000 plus visitors to our Secret Harbour
members. Our members dedication to patrolling, surf
beach. Our patrols now extend much further than the 11km
sports, education and training and our nipper program is
of beach at Secret Harbour to other Rockingham beaches
outstanding and this has been recognised in the awards
including the Penguin Island sandbar.
we have received over the years, most notably we have
been awarded the SLSWA Patrolling club of the year for
Things have not always gone smoothly for the club,
three consecutive years.
particularly in 2002 – 2003. The club was embezzled
In summary we were honoured to have celebrated our
by the elected Secretary at the time. It was discovered
30th Patrolling season this year and we look forward to the
after reconciliation of the financials the club was in the
next 30 years with the same dedication and commitment
from our members.
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Presidents Report
The season of 2012/2013 has been a year of consolidation
and consideration of the way forward. The club has
increased membership to some 820 members and this
puts more pressure on our infrastructure and resources,
I can say though that the membership has taken this in
their stride and I see many new faces helping out and
assisting where they can. The efforts and commitment of
all members is definitely seen and appreciated.
My role as president allows me to promote Secret
Harbour (SH) in the Surf Life Saving Community and
this year has been no exception. The year commenced
with the launch of the season at Trigg Island SLSC where
I discussed our club with other club presidents and the
politicians invited. It was also an opportunity to look at
the recent refurbishment and additions made to the Trigg
Island club.
Continuing on the theme of club redevelopments I was
fortunate to attend with Building Upgrade Committee
(BUC) a tour of the recently completed Fremantle SLSC
and the under construction Coogee SLSC. This certainly
gave us all food for thought with regards to our own
proposed redevelopment as the two are poles apart in
features but both functional. I was also fortunate to be
invited to the recent opening of the Mandurah SLSC and I
would recommend if you have the opportunity to visit it is
a very functional building for a club of their size.
The 30 year celebration at SHSLSC in March 2013 to me
was a highlight as this really put into perspective where our
club has come from and acknowledged the work of past
Presidents and committees in establishing our club to its
present position. The presentations certainly highlighted
the struggle to establish the club in its infancy and the
work done when the club was financially strained and
close to closure. All of the past Presidents and Committees
need to be acknowledged and from the current Board of
Management we appreciate and thank them for their hard
work and diligence.
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other clubs and SLSWA. The common theme was their
recognition of our efforts and willingness to work with us
in further improvement and knowledge sharing not only
for our benefit but theirs also.
The BOM have worked tirelessly this year and provided
support to each other and myself. As with all management
groups we have our opinions and differences but
unwaveringly the interests of the club are at the forefront.
Their efforts have set the benchmark for future Boards
and the structures and procedures instigated during
the period have provided stability that will set the club
towards a sound structural and financial future.
I want to take this opportunity to congratulate Garry
Williams on his appointment on the SLSWA board. In
addition to this we have members participating on SLSWA
committees Digby Wilson, Carolyn Wilson and Rick Lowe.
Their involvement will certainly further enhance SHSLSC
profile in the surf lifesaving community.
Also finally to the members of Secret Harbour Surf Life
Saving Club I sincerely thank you for your support and
positive comments over the year. This club only exists for
the members and I am proud to say that where we are
now has been due the efforts of you all and I know the
continued efforts, contribution and enthusiasm will carry
the club into the future.
Attendance at the SLSWA Awards of Excellence certainly
proved to myself we are on the right track not only with
Thank You
the awards both for SH, the club and the acknowledged
individual members but also for the feedback from
Stephen Bridges
President
Vice Presidents Report
It is again with great pleasure I pen this report and
thanks to the club members in my third season as
Vice President of our great club.
What a year
We now have 800 plus members; the highest ever
for the club with approximately half of those being
juniors. We have achieved record membership levels and this is now providing the Board with a few
challenges. We are looking to engage more members in operational roles to improve our services to
members and the community and the results from
a club wide survey run at the end of the 2012/13
summer season confirm we are on the right track
with this strategy.
We are extremely pleased to hold a strong financial
position and the club credits this to our sound
financial management and our grant application
strategy to name two. As we move forward it is
our financial planning that will contribute to the
attainment of our future needs.
We were awarded the SLSWA Patrolling club of the
year for the third year running and came third in the
Laedral Club of the year also for the third year running. The club was also pleased to have individual
finalists in several categories at this year’s SLSWA
Awards of Excellence.
We have raised the profile of the club within the
Rockingham community. Our efforts at Penguin
Island are worthy of mention and our activity is being recognised at the Local and State Government
level.
I take this opportunity to thank my direct reports
from the Board of Management who have contributed significantly and achieved outstanding results.
This is a hard working dedicated group of people.
Additionally we were pleased to welcome on board
and thank Nick Le Plastrier for taking on the role of
Project Manager- Assets.
As the club develops we need input from the members to make the club the best it can be. With the
New Building on the horizon this gives us a great
opportunity to further develop on what the club has
achieved to date. With this in mind we have set up
several different committees and I encourage the
members to join one or more and have an influence
on the development, direction and future growth of
our wonderful club.
I have deliberately kept my report short this year
but am more than happy to discuss any aspects of
the club and its activities with members as needed.
As we move forward and if the members choose I
look forward to another year as Vice President and
am ready to strap myself in for the ride that will be
Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club 2012 -2013.
Digby Wilson
Vice President
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Club Captain’s Report
Well it’s been another sensational Season for Secrets with
us continuing to provide a highly professional lifesaving
service to the Rockingham Community. Over the years the
Club has been responsible for over 1050 rescues, 1556
first aid cases and 9770 preventative actions.
Our service to the community has again been praised by
the City and we have again been recognised as the WA
Patrol Club of the year for the third year in a row. An
outstanding effort by you all.
Many of you probably don’t realise but the service you all
provide is worth in dollar terms about half a million dollars
to the community. This is not surprising when you consider
the number of hours you provide not only in patrolling our
beaches, but also in training and water safety.
I would also recognise it’s been a big year for our 8
patrol teams with us being rostered for 7 patrols over the
season due to Easter (55 days – Patrol 8 dipped in only
being rostered for 6). It’s hoped with a possible move to
10 patrol teams over the 54 patrol days for the season
13/14 (not including Easter, with Christmas Day being
a voluntary day) that most of us will be rostered for 5
patrols. If achieved, this is seen as a great step forward
and is a testament to our growth, and your commitment
and hard work.
There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes with us
working closely with the City of Rockingham in developing
its Community Risk Program and in reviewing the Cities
beach closure procedures. As a result of this work, Surf
Lifesaving is recognised as a ‘combat’ agency in the Cities
Risk Assessment that renders assistance to the City in
times of Storms, Tsunami and sea searches just to name
a few examples.
We have developed a number of our youth as Patrol Vice
Captains including Alethea Spiers, Danica Bates, Daniel
Andrew, Alannah Wilson, and Sarah Anderson and I’m
sure the lifesaving Committee will be considering some
of these members as prospective Patrol Captains in the
coming seasons under the mentorship of our senior
members.
We have again provided a service at Mercy Point with
Peel Support Operations carrying the majority of the
8
load, with members spending some 405 hours at the
sandbar. This season only 36 rescues were conducted
but a massive 2100 preventatives were carried out with
over 60 000 people coming into contact with either a
lifesaver or lifeguard during this season. Rescues were
down from over 200. This is a significant achievement and
considered a direct result of the Education Program put in
place by the Club. I’d like to specifically thank not only the
Peel Support Operations Team for their commitment but
also the following members for their assistance: Alannah
Wilson, Daniel Andrew, Megan Williams, Sharee Hart,
Chloe Hart, Liam Bates and Jamie Thomas.
The Club Penguin Island Education Program was supported
by BHP Billiton Kwinana has been nominated for National
Recognition for the SLSA Awards of Excellence to be held
in October and also for the WA Healthier Community
Awards which is due to be announced in July, with $10000
to be awarded to the winner. The Clubs commitment
in kind to this program is estimated to be worth some
$72000 to the community.
Additionally the Club through the engagement of Peel
Support Operations has provided early morning patrols
(0630-0900) at Penguin Island in support of the Abalone
Season. Again this service has gained high praise from
Council, via the Local Emergency Management Committee
(LEMC), Department of Environment and Conservation
(DEC), Fisheries and SLSWA.
Our lifesaving equipment is in the best condition it has
been in for a number of years with us acquiring our Can
Am ATV at the end of last season as a direct result of
our commitment to Penguin Island, the arrival of our
new IRB (thanks to QR National), we’ve just purchased
4 new rescue boards, the SLSWA Board has provided
us with a new Defib (we now have 4), we received 2
Club Captain’s Report cont’d
new radios at the end of last season via a Telstra Grant
(we now have 8 not including the Support Ops Radios
which makes 10), replaced our IRB fuel Bladders and this
season we will receive a new IRB and motor from State
Government Funding and in season 2014/15 will receive
a new Can Am ATV. We will also be purchasing another
Tohatsu Outboard Motor to replace our aging Yamahas
thanks to sponsorship from International Power GDF-Suez
in Kwinana who have provided us $6000 specifically for
the purchase of a motor. Of course we have received
a brand new Colorado 4 x 4 from Rockingham Holden,
which is pivotal to supporting the lifesaving service that
we provide. So if you are in the market for a new or used
car – call in and mention you’re from the Surf Club.
Rick and I have been doing a lot of planning for season
13/14 specifically with consideration to increasing our
number of patrol teams; patrol makeup, patrol times and
keeping a close watch on what is happening at Mercy Point
post the release of the Coroner’s report. We’ll be looking
for your input over the next months, so we can be ready
for the coming season. The Coroner has given us high
praise in the service we have provided to the community
and has recommended DEC engage SLSWA and the Club
on not only how a service might be provided in the future
but also on facilities, Education of DEC staff, and signage.
Those that utilised the IPAD well done – you have captured
a pictorial history of our patrols over the year and I’m sure
you will recognise some of your handy work through this
report. Also thank you to those that posted comments on
Facebook while on patrol using the IPAD – it was great to
see you promoting patrols – real time. It is hoped we can
expand the utilisation of the IPAD with the recording of
incidents and wireless printing over the next season.
It’s unbelievable how much the club has grown in such a
short time and this year I was overwhelmed on the first
day of nippers when the kids poured over the sand hill
down to the beach – it was like an endless stream. On
that day we had over 1500 people on the beach and what
a spectacle it was. I take my hat off to Alexis and her band
of Age Managers, water safety and parent helpers that
make our nippers program what it is.
And who would have thought Secret Harbour would have
2 National medallists and a World medallists this year –
Well done Rob Bates, Jessica Bussey (National Record)
and Joe Ford (World Medallist – Go Yak).
As many of you would be aware, I was appointed to the
SLSWA Board of Management in April and unfortunately
will not be nominating as Club Captain due to possible
conflict of interest. It’s been an honour and a fantastic
experience being on your board for the past 4 seasons.
The club has come a long way since I first joined the club
in 2005 with only around 300 members, to where we are
now with over 800. With our growth, it’s been pleasing to
see that member involvement has increased allowing us
as a club to do much more than we have ever been able
to achieve.
Your responses to our recent Club Survey were inspiring
and have given the current BoM a great insight into what
you our members want and I’m sure that information will
be highly valued by the incoming BoM
Keep up the great work, our best years as a club are ahead
of us.
See you on the beach
Garry Williams
CLUB CAPTAIN
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Life Saving Report
What a great surf season once again at Secret Harbour, the
efforts from our members in patrolling and keeping our
beaches safe is a credit to all. The 2012-13 has once again
seen a significant number of visitors to Secret Harbour
beach during our agreed days of patrol and a significant
number of hours patrolled by our members.
Attendances at Secret Harbour Beach have had a slight
drop off this year to over 65000 from its peak in 2011-12
to almost 74000. Over the past 3 years visitors to the area
has remained consistently over 65000 people.
Once again the club has maintained its record of no
drowning’s between our flags.
Along with our increased visitors also comes the continual
need to educate the public, something our patrols continue
to do very well. This is indicated in the number of
preventatives where our members have continually been
proactive in guiding and talking to the public.
Our recorded rescues are down from last year, which
again is testimony to the diligence of our patrols and
professionalism of our members. The decrease in rescues
and preventatives can also be attributed to the favorable
conditions seen at our beach over the past summer; it is
also a good indication on how much of an influence our
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regular patrols have been in the education of the general
public. Although overall attendance has dropped slightly
over the last season there has been a significant increase
in swimmers (up by over 5000). We are very proud of the
vigilance and professionalism of our volunteers.
Fortunately this season conditions were favorable but
there were some days that provided some challenges
for our patrols and there were a number of suspected
spinals during the season with five of them classified as
serious, and out of those five there were 3 that resulted in
damage to the spine. All spinal incidents were dealt with
appropriately and it was commented on each occasion by
the professionals at the hospital, how SHSLSC had done an
outstanding job in dealing with all the injuries. And due to
the prompt action of our members the outcomes for the
injured people are looking good into the future, a credit to
all our members involved.
Our overall patrol hours recorded this year have continued
to increase, up by more than approx 400hrs over last year
to 5780hrs. This is significant amount of hours for our club
and a statistic all our members can be extremely proud of.
Throughout the season we were again able to sustain an
average patrol of 12 rostered members and provided multiple
roving patrols. We provided greater surveillance through
the use of the IRBs and sustained patrols at the Penguin
Total Rescues
Total Attendance
250
200
75,000
150
70,000
100
65,000
50
60,000
2012
2011
2012
2010
2011
2010
Total Preventatives
3,000
2,000
1,000
2012
Island Sandbar with the assistance of the Peel Support
Operations Group. Patrols by Peel Support Operations
Members along Rockingham Beaches and Penguin Island
represent another 405hrs for the year.
Our consistent numbers also allowed for us to extend our
patrols well into the afternoons on occasions during the
hotter months. Our rostered patrols also ensured we had a
greater spread of qualifications on the beach at all times.
There has been some people who deserve a special thanks
and this includes all the patrol captains and vice captains
this season who have provided guidance and oversight to
their patrols, thanks VC’s: Stephen Bridges, Alethea Spiers,
Daniel Andrew, Sarah Anderson, Danica Bates, Dave
Howarth, Ian Phillips and Mark Dove and the PC’s: Peter
Traeger, Carolyn Wilson, Rick Lowe, Sharee Hart, Megan
Williams, Paul Bird, Dave Vaughan and Grant Stirling
Also thanks to the trainers and assessors who have kept
our members current and assisted them in gaining new
qualifications throughout the season.
The Peel Support Operations also deserve special thanks
2011
2010
for their efforts in not only supporting our beach when
conditions required it but for the ongoing efforts in
supporting Penguin Island.
And to the Tonkins, Matt and Jess who have each
patrolled over a 150 hours each in season 12/13 a
significant effort, well done.
The season could not have been a success without
its patrolling members and I thank each and every
one of you young, old, new or seasoned. I certainly
understand the pressures of modern society and we
are all volunteers giving up our precious time to help
others and keep the public safe, your efforts do not
go unnoticed.
We are held in the highest regard by SLSWA, Local
and State government and have been winners of the
patrol club of the year 3 years consecutively. You are
a credit to yourselves, your club and the community
thanks you for your support now and into the future.
Richard Lowe
Director of Lifesaving
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We had another record year for club membership, with a
total of 816 members for the 2012/13/season.
The financial results were not as strong as recent
years, with reduced income from functions, grants and
sponsorship combined with an increase in costs as the size
of the club grows. The year ended with a profit of $15,332
and $249,058 in the bank. Our balance sheet however
remains strong and we are well placed for the future.
There were two main events which impacted the financial
results, Revenue was reduced by $10 000 correcting an
over claim of grants from Rockingham Council and costs
were increased by an additional $9 000 depreciation on
changeover to a new utility vehicle generously provided
by Rockingham Holden.
The audit has concluded on target and has allowed the
financial reports to be provided in time for the AGM on the
28th July. We are constantly looking at ways to improve our
systems and thanks to a grant we are able to implement a
new version of our financial accounting software that will
enable better access and faster reporting.
The administration of the club is ever increasing. We are
very lucky to have a team of volunteers, without whom
the club would not be able to run as smoothly as it does.
They are Caroline Bates, Barb Sarich, Greg Stroot, Jo
Thodis, Kristen Booth, Sarah Lowe, Megan Anderson,
Karen Bridges and Sharon Phillips. Sharon was recognised
for her efforts this year, with her nomination and final
shortlisting for SLSWA Club Administrator of the year.
This recognised her outstanding efforts and the additional
volunteer hours she has invested in the running of the
club. I also wish to thank Kim Wade for her services to the
club as the previous Director of Finance and Admin.
As the club continues to grow we need more members
to take an active part in shaping the clubs future by
contributing their time and experience. There are a number
of roles and committee positions available. You will be
donating to an organisation of dedicated volunteers who
provide a unique service to our community.
Stuart Nisbet
Director of Finance & Administration
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Financial Report
SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING INC
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 APRIL 2013
CONTENTS:
• Committee’s Report
• Income Statement
• Balance Sheet
• Notes to the Financial Statements
• Statement by Committee Members
• Independent Audit Report to the Members
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SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
Your Committee Members submit the Financial Statements of the Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Inc for the
year ended 30 April 2013.
Committee Members
The names of the office bearers and committee members at the date of this report are;
Stephen Bridges
President
Digby Wilson
Vice President
Megan Anderson
Book keeper
Stuart Nisbet
Director of Finance and Administration
Caroline Bates
Treasurer
Garry Williams
Club Captain
Rick Lowe
Director of Life Saving
Leanne Spiers
Director of Surf Sports
Alexis Grayson
Director of Youth
Ingrid Ostle
Director of House and Social
Garry Hart
Director of Education
Carolyn Wilson
Director of Sponsorship
Sharon Phillips
Club Administrator
Principal Activities
The principal income producing activities of the Association during the financial year were bar and canteen sales, the
sale of merchandise and fees received from members. No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred
during the year.
Operating Result
Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Inc reported a surplus of $15,332 (2012: $57,547).
Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Members of the Committee
President
Director of Finance & Administration
Dated this 17th day of July 2013
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SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2013
2013
2012
$
$
Income
Bar
16,024
31,750
Canteen
11,911
13,955
Merchandise
18,430
14,355
Kiosk
-
4,553
46,365
64,613
14,840
17,556
Cost of Sales
Bar Expenses
8,014
6,446
17,255
9,849
-
2,241
40,109
36,092
6,256
28,521
22,308
35,918
Building Levy
6,040
5,481
Camp Income
2,375
857
Carnival Entry Fees
5,201
6,197
-
435
495
969
Donations
9,785
13,677
Events Hosted
8,740
11,250
Hall Hire
2,809
7,327
-
126
13,344
2,747
Canteen
Merchandise
Kiosk
Total Trading Profit
Income
Grants Non Recurrent
Club Raffles
Competition Levy
Gain on Sale of Asset
Function Income
4,323
2,940
12,305
3,385
Insurance Claim Income
7,983
5,626
Interest Received
6,408
5,932
50,047
47,236
Fundraising Income
Hire of Plant and Equipment
Member Registrations
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SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2013 (CONT’D)
2013
2012
$
$
2,318
11,814
29,930
20,185
Subsidies
9,251
9,397
Training Courses Held
5,478
6,960
Sale of Equipment
Sponsorship
Training Course Materials
Total Income
391
1,327
199,531
228,307
Expenses
Accounting Expenses
5,082
2,682
Administration Expenses
2,234
1,277
Advertising
3,706
268
405
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Bad Debt
Bank Fees
130
221
1,432
1,047
269
-
Camp Expenses
3,404
932
Carnival Entrance Fees
7,191
9,431
Cleaning Services/Supplies
2,883
5,611
792
1,006
30,054
24,731
Bank Merchant Fees
BUP – Associated Expenses
Computer Expenses
Depreciation
Donations
200
300
2,409
4,559
13,939
18,365
6,702
2,417
16,081
12,010
6,790
8,538
Freight
247
125
Fundraising Expenses
640
3,564
Electricity and Gas
Equipment Purchase <$5000
Events Hosted
Fees & Charges
First Aid Expenses
Function Others
9,345
2,987
Honorarium
6,482
3,360
Insurance
6,212
5,771
Internet & Telephone
2,600
2,906
Legal Fees
16
640
-
Licences & Levies
1,076
2,205
Member Services Other
2,772
5,372
Motor Vehicle Expenses
623
257
Motor Vehicle Fuel
139
639
SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2013 (CONT’D)
2013
2012
$
$
Motor Vehicle Repairs and Maintenance
1,719
2,549
Postage, Printing & Stationery
2,047
2,444
Patrol Expenses
1,350
4,438
Rates and Water
3,183
2,348
Repairs and Maintenance - Equipment
6,376
2,877
Repairs and Maintenance - Building
5,804
6,113
Subscriptions
187
232
Sundry
150
290
Training Expenses
3,994
3,308
375
3,443
20,951
14,985
Wages – Superannuation
1,752
1,337
Provision for Annual Leave
1,236
980
214
367
6,638
4,436
190,455
170,760
15,332
57,547
Travel Assistance
Wages and Salaries
Provision for Sick Leave
Youth Expense
Total Expenses
Total Surplus
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SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 APRIL 2013
ASSETS
2013
2012
$
$
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Trade Debtors
Fundraising Stock on Hand
Bar Stock on Hand
249,058
213,043
2,003
4,453
525
525
1,953
3,350
-
319
Merchandise Stock on Hand
15,358
12,118
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
268,897
233,808
21,169
(18,958)
21,169
(17,676)
269,220
265,847
(224,534)
(215,076)
Canteen Stock on Hand
NON CURRENT ASSETS
First Aid Room Equipment
Less: Accumulated Depreciation
Rescue, Training & Comp Equipment
Less: Accumulated Depreciation
67,296
71,382
(60,120)
(62,920)
Motor Vehicles
-
33,262
Less: Accumulated Depreciation
-
(23,634)
54,073
72,345
322,970
306,153
Social Hall, Bar & Canteen
Less: Accumulated Depreciation
TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Trade Creditors
Accrued Liabilities
GST Collected
GST Paid
Fuel Tax Credits Accrued
PAYG - Payable
Annual Leave Provision
Sick Leave Provision
16,363
11,828
3,850
3,500
1,409
8,790
(4,760)
(8,619)
-
1,239
16
140
2,215
980
580
367
423
396
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
20,096
18,621
TOTAL LIABILITIES
20,096
18,621
302,874
287,532
287,542
229,994
Superannuation - Payable
NET ASSETS
EQUITY
Member Funds
Current Year Surplus
TOTAL EQUITY
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15,332
57,547
302,874
287,541
SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2013
NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
The Committee have prepared the financial statements on the basis that the Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving
Club Inc. is a non-reporting entity because there are no users dependent on general purpose financial
statements. The financial statements are therefore special purpose financial statements that have been prepared
in order to meet the financial reporting requirements of the members.
The financial report covers Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Inc. as an individual entity. Secret Harbour Surf
Life Saving Club Inc. is an association incorporated in Western Australia under the Associations Incorporation Act
1987.
The following is a summary of the material accounting policies adopted by the Association in the preparation of
the financial report. The accounting policies have been consistently applied, unless otherwise stated.
Basis of preparation
The financial statements have been prepared on an accruals basis and are based on historical costs. The
accounting policies set out below have been consistently applied to all years presented unless otherwise stated.
Accounting Policies
(a) Income Tax
The Association has obtained tax-exempt status under current Australian Taxation legislation.
(b) Inventories
Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Cost is determined by the
purchase price of the inventories.
(c) Property, Plant and Equipment
Each class of property, plant and equipment is carried at cost less accumulated depreciation and
impairment losses (if any).
Plant and equipment is measured on the cost basis less depreciation and impairment losses.
The carrying amount of plant and equipment is reviewed annually by the committee to ensure it is not in
excess of the recoverable amount from these assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis
of the expected net cash flows that will be received from the assets’ employment and subsequent
disposal. The expected net cash flows have been discounted to present values in determining
recoverable amounts.
Depreciation
The depreciable amount of motor vehicles is depreciated on a reducing balance basis. The depreciable
amount of other assets is depreciated on a straight line basis.
The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable assets are:
Class of Fixed Asset
First aid room equipment
Merchandise and Office equipment
Depreciation Rate
10% to 20%
100%
Rescue, Training and Comp equipment
10% to 100%
Social hall, bar and canteen
10% to 100%
Motor vehicles
25%
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The assets’ residual values and useful lives are reviewed and adjusted, if appropriate, at each balance
date.
An asset’s carrying amount is written down immediately to its recoverable amount if the asset’s carrying
amount is greater than its estimated recoverable amount.
Gains and losses on disposals are determined by comparing proceeds with the carrying amount. These
gains and losses are included in the income statement.
(d) Cash and Cash Equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents include cash on hand and cash in banks.
(e) Revenue
Revenue from donations and Interest revenue are recognised upon receipt of the funds.
Grants received for recurrent expenditures and member’s subscriptions are recorded as income in the
year in which they are earned.
All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).
(f)
Goods and Services Tax (GST)
Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of (GST), except where the amount
of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances the GST
is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense.
Receivables and payables in the balance sheet are shown inclusive of GST.
NOTE 2: CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
2013
$
20
2012
$
Westpac Bank Account - 8739
Internet Banking Account - 7684
Westpac Banking Account - 6016
Fuel Giftcards
Petty Cash
Term Deposit
Merchandise - Float
Bar Float
Debit (Mastercard)
Honorarium Float
Sunday Canteen Float
Function Float
Deposits Paid
Undeposited Funds
Cash Drawer
9,854
114,973
47
250
120,000
150
300
2,885
450
550
(140)
(200)
(60)
6,053
1
205,392
(3)
231
150
300
TOTAL
249,058
213,043
300
550
(100)
419
(250)
Future Funds
Future funds have been established to assist with the capital purchase of replacement equipment for the
following sections of building, life saving and boat.
These future funds were established for the sole purpose of replacing such capital equipments as surf boats,
inflatable rescue craft and beach vehicles.
The funds placed in these accounts are for the future, however can still be directed at BoM discretion for the
running of the club and for more pressing commitments. They are not to be seen as exclusive use for that
section, and therefore the use of the funds must be budgeted.
The Association has set aside the following cash to be spent on the following activities of the Association:
Buildings
57,660
50,401
Lifesaving
17,850
17,850
Boats
11,948
11,948
87,458
80,199
SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC
STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2013
The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial
report is appropriate to meet the requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act and is appropriate to meet
the needs of the members.
In the opinion of the Committee, the Income Statement and Balance Sheet:
-
Presents fairly the financial position of the Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Inc as at 30 April 2013
and its performance for the year there ended
At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the association will be able to
pay its debts as and when they fall due.
Dated this
day of July 2013
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INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF SECRET HARBOUR SURF LIFE SAVING
CLUB INC.
We have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose financial report of Secret
Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Inc. (the Association), which comprises the statement of financial position
as at 30 April 2013, the income statement for the year ended 30 April 2013, notes comprising a summary
of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information and the statement by members of the
committee.
Committee’s Responsibility for the Financial Report
The Committee of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial report and have
determined that the basis of preparation described in Note 1 to the financial report is appropriate to meet
the requirements of the members of the Association.
The Committee of the Association responsibility also includes such implementation of internal control as
the Committee determine is necessary to enable the preparation of a financial report that is free from
material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
Auditor’s Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. We conducted our
audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. These Auditing Standards require that we comply
with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain
reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in
the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment
of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those
risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair
presentation of the financial report in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the
circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s
internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the
reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the committee, as well as evaluating the overall
presentation of the financial report.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for
our audit opinion.
Independence
In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of Australian professional
ethical pronouncements.
Auditor’s Opinion
In our opinion, the financial report presents fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Secret
Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Inc. as of 30 April 2013 and its financial performance for the year then
ended in accordance with the accounting policies described in note 1 of the financial report.
Liability limited by a scheme approved under
Professional Standards Legislation
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Crowe Horwath Perth is a WHK Group Firm and a member of Crowe Horwath International,
a Swiss verein. Each member firm of Crowe Horwath is a separate and independent legal entity.
Basis of Accounting
Without modifying our opinion, we draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the
basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared for the purpose of fulfilling the Committees’
financial reporting responsibilities. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another
purpose.
CROWE HORWATH PERTH
CYRUS PATELL
Partner
Signed at Perth, 17 July 2013
Liability limited by a scheme approved under
Professional Standards Legislation
Crowe Horwath Perth is a WHK Group Firm and a member of Crowe Horwath International,
a Swiss verein. Each member firm of Crowe Horwath is a separate and independent legal entity.
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Board of Management 2012/2013
Board Member
Role
Number of Meetings
Attended
(12 Meetings)
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Stephen Bridges
President
9
Digby Wilson
Vice President
10
Garry Williams
Club Captain
10
Kim Wade (until 30/11/12)
Stuart Nisbet (appointed 30/11/12)
Director of Finance and Administration
Director of Finance and Administration
11
Rick Lowe
Director of Life Saving
12
Peter Traeger (until Dec 2012)
Garry Hart (appointed Jan 2013)
Director of Training & Education
9
Carolyn Wilson
Director of Sponsorship and Public Relations
9
Ingrid Ostle
Director of House and Social
8
Leanne Spiers
Director of Surf Sports & Coaching
11
Alexis Grayson
Director of Youth Development
11
Office & Committee Positions 2012/2013
Project Manager Assets
Nick Le Pastrier
Finance & Administration
Registrar:
Merchandising Officer:
Treasurer:
Banking Officer:
Member Screening Officer:
Constitution & By-Laws Officer:
Archive Officer:
Building project Fundraising Officer:
Sharon Phillips
Karen Bridges & Sarah Pugh
Caroline Bates
Barbara Sarich
Joanne Thodis/Sharon Phillips
ad hoc committee has been appointed by the BOM
Megan Anderson & Sharon Phillips
Kim Wade
(new position from November 2012)
Sponsorship & Public Relations Committee
Marketing Officer:
no nomination / position vacant
Fund Raising Officer:
no nomination / position vacant
Grants Officer:
Rob Bates
100 Club Coordinator:
Not required
Corporate Golf Day Convener:
Not required
Publicity Officer:
Carolyn Wilson
Website Officer:
Sharon Phillips
Newsletter Editor:
Sharon Phillips
House & Social Committee
Liquor License Nominee:
Building Officer:
Bar Manager:
Canteen Officer:
Health & Safety Officer:
Functions Officer& Social Convener:
Sophie Griffin
Ron Wade
Rob Burford
Joanne Thodis
David Howarth
to be confirmed at next meeting of the BOM
Life Saving Committee
Patrol Officer:
Gear Officer:
IRB Officer:
Vehicle Officer:
First Aid Officer:
Communications Officer:
Courtney Wade / Megan Williams
Alethea & Ethan Spiers
Megan Williams
Mark Thomas & Murray Spiers
Alexis Grayson
Alethea Spiers
Surf Sports & Coaching Committee
Coaching Convenor:
Interclub Competitions Officer:
Surf Boat Captain:
Ski Captain:
Board Captain:
Swimming Captain:
March Past Captain:
Gymnasium Officer:
Leanne Spiers
Carolyn Wilson
Rohan Pugh till April 2013 replaced by John Turner
Joe Ford
Alethea Spiers
Danica Bates
Mark Dove and Rick Lowe
Garry Williams
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Office & Committee Positions 2012/2013
Education Committee
Training team consists of Garry Williams, Digby Wilson, Rick Lowe, Mark Dove, Ian Phillips, Megan Williams, Carolyn
Wilson, Peter Traeger, Paul Bird
Youth Development Committee
Junior Education Officer:
U15 Manager:
U17 Manager:
U19 Manager:
Junior Gear Officer:
Water Safety Officer:
Junior Captain:
Ian Phillips
position vacant
Ingrid Ostle
position vacant
position vacant
Rohan Pugh
Danica Bates and Daniel Andrew
Age Group Managers : (Under 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
Amanda Turner, Graeme Shackles, Wendy Malcolm, Steve Micah, Rachel Burdett, Paul McNally, Anthony Taylor, Mark
Thomas, Alexis Grayson, Rick Lowe, Mick Wyburd, Nick McIvor, Kel Anderson, Rob Van Koolbergen, Paul Bird, Megan
Williams, Sarah Lowe, Ian Phillips, David Howarth, Danica Bates, Peter Traeger, Aaron Ranson, Harry Wade, Grant
Beste, Mark Turley, Blake Ellis, Sarah Anderson, Katrina Ellis,
Appointments
(Honorary) Auditor:
Honorary Legal Officer:
Honorary Medical Officer:
Patron: Mayor
Vice Patrons:
Delegate to SLSWA:
Trustees:
Chaplin:
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no appointment
no appointment
Dr Annmarie Guthrie, Secret Harbour Medical Centre
Barry Sammels
Gary Gray, Chris Elliott
Stephen Bridges
Billy Bevan, Stephen Ford, Ross Onions
Stephen Gunther
Building Upgrade Committee Report
The Building Upgrade Project has been running for six
years and has now reached a point where the following
program has been scheduled to project completion.
Until 07/13
08/13 - 11/13
12/13 - 03/14
04/14 - 04/16
05/16
Concept design finalisation
Detail design & documentation
Tender process & award
of construction contract
Staged construction program
Project completion
It should be noted as each stage of construction reaches
completion those completed areas of the new clubhouse
will be made available for use by the Club during the
remainder of the construction period.
This program is approximately six months longer than
was predicted in the Feasibility Study prepared by
Creating Communities in October 2010. Most of the
additional time can be attributed to the demolition of the
commercial buildings adjacent the existing clubhouse
and the opportunity this has presented to the project.
The impact of this will have been clarified by the time of
the Annual General Meeting when a further report will
be provided.
Project Management
There are three levels of project management now in
place.
Project Reference Group
This is a City of Rockingham subcommittee where the
Club is represented by Max Hannah, Ron Wade and
Digby Wilson, along with personnel from the City, the
Secret Harbour Residents’ Association, Surf Beach Board
Riders and the Architect. Chairman of the PRG is Cr
Chris Elliott.
Building Upgrade Committee
This is the Club’s ad hoc committee that has been
in place since the Annual General Meeting in 2007.
Original elected members of the BUC are Billy Bevan and
Max Hannah. Ross Onions was then appointed by the
Board in 2008, Ron Wade and Digby Wilson were then
appointed by the Board in 2012.
Technical Reference Group
This group has been in place for most of the project period.
Its role has been to consider and advise on technical
and construction matters pertinent to the project,
particularly during the period when the Feasibility Study
and Business Plan were being researched by Creating
Communities. Membership of the TRG has varied over
the years depending upon availability of personnel and
the particular matters under consideration. The role of
Chairman of the TRG was initially filled by Billy Bevan
until the Board appointed Ron Wade in 2012.
The TRG has now formed eight subcommittees (see
below) to assist in detailed planning and transition
process into the new clubhouse facility. Formation
of these subcommittees is underway and their work
will begin as soon as revised concept designs become
available from the Architect.
Member Participation in the Project
Members willing to participate and contribute to the
project can now do so by joining one of the subcommittees
listed below. The subcommittees will be chaired by a
BUC member to streamline communication. Board
members will be invited to join subcommittees relevant
to their portfolio on an ex officio basis.
The eight subcommittees and membership (to date) are:
• Administration/Merchandising
Digby Wilson (Chair)
Robyn Bevan, Frances Meadley, Sharon Phillips
• Life Saving/Patrols/First Aid
Ross Onions (Chair)
Rick Lowe, Garry Williams, Steve Ford
• Gear Storage
Ross Onions (Chair)
Steve Ford
• Education/Training
Billy Bevan (Chair)
No Nominations yet
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Building Upgrade Committee Report cont’d
• Junior/Cadet
Ron Wade (Chair)
No Nominations yet
• In-house/Social/Change Room/Special Needs
Ron Wade (Chair)
Deb Bird, Jo Thodis
Kiosk/Gymnasium/MPCUF*
Billy Bevan (Chair)
Joanne Thodis, Aaron Ransom
External Areas/Beach Access Track
Max Hannah (Chair)
Sharee Hart
* Multi-purpose Community Use Facility
Members willing to become involved in any of the
subcommittees above should contact Sharon Phillips in
administration.
Additional Items for Attention
Apart from the TRG subcommittees outlined above, work
still remains for the club in a variety of areas:
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Supplementary Funding
Discussion at recent PRG meetings has included
reference to the budget set by the City of Rockingham
for the project. As always, the budget will be tight
and concessions will need to be made, particularly
since the BUC has determined that maximisation of
the clubhouse dimensional area is to be the major
consideration in all deliberations. Therefore, any
additional funding that can be added to the budget will
be a major advantage to the project.
Notes and suggestions on this topic contained in the
2011/12 Annual Report are still very relevant to the
overall success of the project.
Governance Model
Governance is the way we structure and manage club
activities, vision, mission and goals. The Feasibility
Study and Business Plan developed by Creating
Communities in 2010 suggested the club may elect to
modify the current governance structure to manage
the new facility. The plan developed by Creating
Communities made reference to some commercial
operations that may assist the club with a level of
financial independence in the future.
In addition to the models in the Business Plan the club
has sought and will continue to seek advice on this issue
from different sources including corporate governance
consultants, City of Rockingham, other clubs including
North Cottesloe, Bunbury, Scarborough and more
recently during the Aussies and the SLSA Masterclass
leadership program, some of the super clubs (we are
allowed to dream) including Kurrawa and Northcliff.
different from what we have known in the past and at
present. The existing strategic plan was approved by
members in general meeting in 2005 when membership
was about half of today’s and work on the Building
Upgrade Project was referred to as :
A Memorandum of Understanding between the club and
the City of Rockingham regarding facility operation and
management is being developed through the Project
Reference Group.
Clearly, the above point in time has well and truly arrived
and we can now look forward to participating in the
formulation of a revised strategic plan to guide the club
for the next five to ten years.
A Project Manager – Assets (club volunteer position) has
been appointed by the Board
In conclusion, we congratulate those who have
contributed to this project to date and to its ultimate
success. Appreciation is also extended to the many City
of Rockingham personnel who have had belief from the
beginning and provided essential expertise and input.
The club has secured funding to run a governance
workshop for Board Members season 2013-14. Subject to
space allocation the workshop will be made available to
committee members and office bearers within the club
Strategic Plan
There is no doubt life in the new clubhouse will be vastly
“Initiate and establish strategies for the funding of a
project to refurbish and extend the clubhouse facility.”
Max Hannah
Chairman
Building Upgrade Committee
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Sponsorship and PR Report
Last year as I stepped down from my role as Surf Sports
Director after 4 seasons in the role, it was with great
sadness yet excitement. After some trepidation I took on
the vacant PR & Sponsorship portfolio. I was reassured
to know Rob Bates would continue with his Grant’s officer
position. Rob has been instrumental in raising many funds
for the club particularly in securing funding through grants.
Such as:
QR National (now Aurizon) for a new IRB & motor.
GOLD sponsors
Good Guys Rockingham, The community chest has seen
$5000 donated to the club this season. If you require
household goods, purchase them at the Good Guys
Rockingham and place a disc in the Secret Harbour Surf
Life Saving community box.
City Of Rockingham for their support through grants and
commitment to the club redevelopment
BHP Billiton Nickel west for their continued support of
the youth program at Secret Harbour Surf Lifesaving Club.
They also support the development and distribution of
signs & brochures as part of a collaborative program to
educate visitors and the local community of the danger of
crossing the sandbar at Penguin island
Rockingham Holden who kindly commitment to supply
the club with a fabulous new patrol dual cab Colorado
Ute this season. This will be an ongoing commitment
by Rockingham Holden to supply a new vehicle on a 6
monthly basis. Please support these wonderful sponsors
by purchasing your vehicles new or used through
Rockingham Holden I am sure you’ll agree the Ute looks
great thanks to Safety Bay Signs applying the signage.
SILVER sponsors
International Power GDF-Suez A 3 years sponsorship to
purchase a new IRB motor
BRONZE sponsors
VIZ Fibreglass repairs for repairing the never ending
stream of damaged boards
MDW Environmental
Aspen Plumbing
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Other Sponsors, Grants Supporters and Donations
Paul Papalia MLA
The Hon Gary Gray AO, MP
eCPRINT
Vermilion Oil & Gas
Comet Bay Primary School
Tranby College – BILU house
Bunning’s Warehouse Port Kennedy
Frogmat Environmental
CSBP
e-Wire
Wilson Security
Viva Photography Rockingham
Rotary
Kingsley Smith
Frederic Meyer
Nick McIvor Plumbing
Department of Sport & Recreation
Healthways
Good Sport
Act Belong Commit
Spiers Haulage
Wade Plumbing
Bean’n Gone (thank goodness for the coffees Sunday
mornings)
The support of these sponsors and contributors is vital
to supporting the programs and services we provide to
our members and the community. Continued support will
ensure our future success as a surf lifesaving club and
undertaking beach patrols.
Our donations, grants support & sponsorship are
supplemented by our fund-raising efforts such as:
Shake-A-Tin (Street appeal)
A big thank you to Jo Thodis and her team of collectors on
the day. You all did a fantastic job raising just over $3200.
Also a thank you to Secret Harbour, Centro Warnbro ,
Waikiki & Stockland Baldivis shopping centres for allowing
us to do this annual collection.
Boardies Day
Another wonderful fund-raising initiative celebrating
summer and the “red & yellow”. An excellent effort by
Comet Bay Primary School, raising over $900. Thank you
to the schools & businesses that participated.
Boat Carnivals & Fundraising
Secret Harbour held 2 successful boat carnivals, for both
the competitors and raising funds for the club.
The newly form boat committee are busy planning for the
2013/14 season and look forward to competing at the
Aussies 2014 at Scarborough W.A.They have been busy
fund-raising to repair the rowing ergo’s and purchase extra
gym equipment, essential to get them in top condition
over winter to competitively take on crews from all over
Australia in March 2014.
Go For Cup
An annual 9 hole golf event held on the 31st Dec. A fun
way for club members to enjoy the last day of the year
together. With the many stories of golf shots good and
bad and the interesting events that happen on the way
round. Add some fund-raising to the day and we have a
winner. Thanks to Ron & Kim Wade for their dedication of
organising this again for 2012.
Sunday Bbq’s
Another big thank you to Jo Thodis for leading the sausage
sizzle team on Sunday’s. For all that have helped on a
Sunday, not only have you raised some funds, but feed a
lot of hungry people as they come off the beach!
Good Sports Accreditation
Congratulations to the Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving
Club, for receiving the level 1 ‘Good Sports’ accreditation.
An initiative by the Australian Drug Foundation , which
recognises the club for a responsible attitude towards
alcohol and provides a safe environment for members,
their families and supporters (such as non-smoking
environment).Thank you to our members and Sophie
Griffin the Licensee, Rob Burford the bar manager, Ingrid
Ostle House & Social & all those that have obtained their
RSA and worked behind the bar
As we move towards the new redeveloped clubrooms,
increasing funds will be vital. If anyone has any great fundraising ideas or sponsorship possibilities and would like to
assist I am all ears.
See You on the Beach
Carolyn Wilson
Director of Sponsorship and PR
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Training & Education
It has been another busy year in the education front for
Secret Harbour with a change of Directors of Education
half way through the season. Peter Traeger stepped aside
due to work commitments and the reigns where handed
over to me, Garry Hart. Being only a new member to the
club, I had a lot to learn, but I have been lucky to have
the support of the training team to help me get my feet
on the ground. We have been quite blessed on one hand
and not so in the other during the Surf Year of 2012/13.
SLSWA have made insurmountable changes to the training
requirements. They have made the trainers and assessor
qualifications easier to obtain within surf. The following
people volunteered their time to train and assess our
members, and as a club we really appreciate their time
and expertise, with the following people obtaining their
trainers or assessors qualifications:New Trainers
•
Danica Bates
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Chloe Howarth
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Daniel Andrew
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Aleathea Spiers
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Sara Anderson
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Mark Thomas
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Corey May
•
Alexis Grayson
New Assessors
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Rick Lowe
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Caroline Wilson
•
Megan Williams
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Paul Bird
This year the team trained some 146 awards and requalified
another 294 awards. This represents a significant
commitment by our collaborative team of Trainers and
Assessors who consist of Garry Williams, Digby Wilson,
Paul Bird, Ian Phillips, Mark Dove, Rick Lowe, Carolyn
Wilson, Megan Williams and Sharee Hart. The success of
these awards could not have been achieved without your
dedication.
The Adults SRC course coupled with the junior course
saw 64 new qualified Surf Rescue Certificates on Secret
Harbour Beach. This and other opportunities are certainly
testament to the continuous training and assistance all
volunteers give to train up and coming new lifesavers
wearing Red and Yellow serving our community on Secret
Harbour Beach; how proud we are!! SRC’s on our beaches
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is imperative as we continue to develop and grow as a
Club, both educationally and strategically. SRC’s all had a
wonderful time in learning many new skills in first aid, CPR,
Board and tube rescues, while experiencing other facets
of ‘life on the beach’. The older and more knowledgeable
Cadets were able to step up and assisted with training.
Within the community there are various ongoing
commitments our trainers and assessors continue from
season to season.
Maranatha Christian College - This season we
continued our partnership with Maranatha Christian
College, now South Coast Baptist College through
the support of Corey May and will be further developing
this fantastic program with some 32 SRC’s graduated in
2012. They are also about to embark on completing their
Recreational Skippers Ticket (RST) within the next few
weeks.
Bethanie Waters Lifestyle Village - We have also
continued to develop a commercial partnership with
Bethanie Waters Lifestyle Village to provide ongoing
CPR training to residents thanks to Megan William’s
commitment. I assisted Megan in this program and what a
remarkable, enlightening, fulfilling experience and a great
way to get our Brand out in the community.
Local Football Associations - Digby Wilson is also putting
our brand into the community with the training of local
football coaches in CPR and first aid. If you know some
organisation in the community that would be interested
please bring it to our attention.
The ongoing support of the clubs training and education
team ensures the quality and delivery of our programs are
excellent. The up skilling of our members in awards is one
of the keys to putting our highly professional patrols on
Rockingham Beaches and to provide a safe environment
for all to enjoy our great Australian outdoor lifestyle that
draws us to the beach. With everybody’s assistance during
training and during patrols we, as a club have formed
a solid educational framework for all to save lives and
build better communities. I look forward to the upcoming
season.
Garry Hart
Director of Education and Training
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House and Social Report
Numerous people came on board for house and social
this year.
Firstly, a huge thankyou to Jo Thodis for her dedication in
coordinating the Sunday morning nipper BBQs. Although
the Sunday BBQ is not usually run by the social area of
the club, Jo went about organising every Sunday’s crew
to ensure one of our biggest fundraisers of the year was
continued. Her huge brigade of helpers has done an
outstanding job once again. Thank you.
This year saw new and old traditions come together. We
bought back the members draw on Friday night, later
changing to Sunday afternoons to help promote and entice
all our nipper parents into our wonderful club. Another
night saw us donning our best outfits and heading to our
very own casino for the night; Yep Burswood came to us.
Well not really. Black Jack Knights did and it was fantastic.
Well done to Tracey Poad for her efforts in arranging
everything involved for the night, and I am sure I speak
for all who attended it was loads of fun.
This season saw our club turn 30. Thirty years of
community spirit and service has come upon us. We
celebrated with a big party at the surf club and yummy
catering from Prestige.
Once again New Year’s Eve saw the annual golf day come
and go and the wearing of some much to be desired
costumes. Everyone had an awesome time and as usual
there is a need to for some hidden photos to be found
around the club. Hee hee.
Presentation night in May marked the end of another huge
season for our team. With thanks to all the girls for their
efforts cleaning, decorating and of course making the
night another huge success. Many thanks go to Maysala
Curry in Rockingham City for their yummy food and our
great bar person Sammy Bridges for again volunteering
her time to look after all who attended.
Many thanks goes to the many people in this club and
to those who run the BBQ, cleaning, bar and all other
aspects of the House & Social team keeping this club
running. We are a team and it has been this team effort
which has and will continue to see us grow ever stronger.
Many opportunities lie within us all to put just a little effort
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in each season, to make our club, your club, bigger, better
and safer. As we grow so do our needs. And our needs
depend on all parents to help us through the year.
On that note, it has been a great 3 years for me as Director
of House and Social, but the time has come to move on
to other things. There is a great committee of people to
take charge of the fun stuff in our club so please do not
hesitate to become a part of it.
Ingrid Ostle
Director of House and Social
Youth Development
Season 2012/13 was my first season as the Youth Director
and apart from trying to keep up with everything going
on and making sure things ran as smoothly as possible, I
must say I had a great time. It is always wonderful to see
a beach crowded with kids and their families having a go
and smiling as they learn or achieve a skill in the surf or
on the beach.
Our nipper numbers are increasing each year giving the
club a wonderful depth of abilities as seen in our carnival
participation teams and the results we had. This year we
started for the very first time a mixed age Junior March
Past team who only got together and began training half
way through the season and they performed amazingly by
obtaining a Bronze medal at the Junior State Championships.
Thanks so much to Robyn Bevan for training them and to
the kids for working so hard.
This season we had 8 of our Nippers/Cadets receive the
honour of attending TOAD and Rise-Up camps, which
are run by Surf Lifesaving WA. They were calling for
nominations for 2 Nippers/Cadets from each club and we
managed to have 5 and 3 respectively gain a berth so well
done to those who attended I believe they had a great time
learning and excelling at various activities while away.
Another first this season was the U14 Surf Rescue
Certificate Camp held at Pt Peron. What a great weekend
even if the storms did come through and hamper our
water work. The kids bonded, played some interesting
forms of basketball and rugby, ate large amounts of food,
ran obstacle courses and finally crashed into bed. One of
the best weekends ever! They all now patrol our beach
and do a sterling job of it.
A huge thank you must go out to all the Age Managers
who had to cope with much larger groups of nippers this
season. They always do such a great job and make the
whole experience one of fun and inclusion for all the kids.
A wonderful group of people I hope will be back again for
more next season. The other people who need mention
here are all the parents who helped with water safety, the
BBQ and beach set up/pack up, the more we have the
easier the work so again thank you.
Junior club captains this season were Danica Bates and
Daniel Andrew, both of whom were also Age Managers
and competitors so well done and thank you for your
support and help.
The festivities at the End of Season break up were so
much fun especially when one of the piglets from the
Animal Nursery got away and was chased down by some
50 plus children, so funny to watch. We tried something
a bit different this year so as to make the club our hub
for the break up and I think the day went rather well with
lots of smiley faces all round, again thanks a million to all
those who helped me pull that together as we had over
300 nippers and siblings attend .
A final thank you must go out to the fabulous people who
sponsor the Youth Program; BHP Billiton Nickel West
who without their financial support we would struggle
to buy equipment such as the foam nipper boards that
are available for the Nippers to use and practice on. We
appreciate your assistance and hope we can be partners
into the future.
Thanks to all involved this season and see you on the
beach.
Alexis Grayson
Youth Director
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Surf Sports Report
Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club has yet again come
to the end of another busy season, and is already in the
process of planning the next season. Clubs do not survive
without the people who volunteer and dedicate their time
and various skills, to promote their club. The club benefits
from these skills immensely and provides members with
new and exciting opportunities to constantly learn new
skills and push themselves to take on new tasks with
guidance and encouragement, albeit as a competitor, an
official, a manager or coach. This season has seen us
competing at club level, premiership and boat series’, IRB
competitions, metro and country carnivals, state, national
and international championships.
Secret Harbour Gold
This is an annual club event and was again a fun filled
event for the club and kindly sponsored again by Frogmat
Environmental, thanks to Max Hannah and Fran Meadley.
Well done to all the competitors who participated in this
race and took on the 1km swim, 2km board, 2km run and
4km ski, either individually or as a team.
Carnivals Hosted
This season Secret Harbour SLSC hosted the State Board
Riding Championships. This saw a total of 4 medals
brought home. Well done to our two competitors; Lee
McGovern and Rohan Pugh. We are looking forward to
once again hosting this seasons’ championships. SHSLSC
also hosted two navy boat series’ throughout the season,
which ran smoothly thanks to all the volunteers and
provided spectators with much excitement.
Country Championships
This is one of the clubs highlights during the competitive
season and always brings out the competitiveness of all
athletes participating, despite our best efforts we came
second again to Bunbury. It’s satisfying to see a range of
competitors from all ages and disciplines competing in
this iconic fun and friendly competition. This season saw
us bring home 14 bronze, 9 silver and 13 gold medals.
Good work team.
Masters State Championships
Congratulations to all of you who trained and competed
religiously throughout the season and well done on
collectively receiving 2 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze
medals.
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W.A State Championships
The State Champs this year was a tough competition and
good work to everyone who competed. Our competitors
this season managed to win a silver and a bronze medal.
Another successful season for pool rescue, Caroline Bates
and a small group of approximately 11 competitors put
Secret Harbour on the radar. The competitors form U/12’s
– Masters, attended state champs with the result being 8
gold, 2 silver and 12 bronze medals. We are expecting great
results for next season as training has already began.
IRB championships saw SHSLSC melding with North
Cottesloe and receiving a silver medal.
National Pool Rescue Championships
A small group of accomplished competitors attended the
national championships in Brisbane and excelled far and
beyond with Jesika Bussey receiving a gold medal and
setting a national record in the U/15 100m manikin tow
and Rob Bates wining 2 silvers in the Masters 50m and
100m manikin tows.
Junior State Championships
The Junior states was again held at Fremantle SLSC where
we came 10th out of 20 clubs that competed hence
maintaining last year’s results. This year saw us develop
and present our first junior all age march past team, which
won a bronze medal against other veteran clubs of this
event. Thanks to the Bird family for initiating the team and
Robyn Bevan for coaching them.
Cockburn Crawl
The Cockburn Crawl is a 1600m ocean swim hosted
annually by the club at the Rockingham foreshore in
February. We were pleased to have approximately 100
competitors enter this year’s event, which is the best
outcome we have had in several years. The event was
proudly sponsored by the City of Rockingham and partners
Act Belong Commit. Thank you to all the members who
volunteered to assist with the coordination and running of
the Cockburn Crawl.
Surf Sports Report cont’d
Australian Championships (Aussies)
The championships this year were held at Kirra on the
Gold Coast. SHSLSC was represented by two athletes; Joe
Ford and Jesika Bussey. A huge thanks to Caroline and
Digby Wilson for officiating at the competition and Megan
Williams for her assistance in the IRB’s.
The World SLSC Titles (Rescue2012)
How exciting it was to have an international event at
our doorstep (Adelaide)! Congratulations to Joe Ford
for wining a bronze medal in the open ocean surf ski
event which was a 17km downwind race. We were also
represented by Steve Ford. Thanks again to Caroline and
Digby Wilson for officiating.
Club Points Championships
Club points is a chance for all clubbies to have a go at all
the various surf sport disciplines including the surf swims,
runs, board races and ski paddling races run each Sunday.
This year once again proved a challenge due to our busy
lifesaving agendas and it was great to see juniors having
a go.
Club Championships
This is the day where the true competitiveness of our
clubbies really shows. The trek to the dog beach proved
worth it when all was said and done and the competition
got underway. Thanks to Garry Williams who sacrificed
his opportunity to compete as he coordinated the water
safety for the day’s events.
Coaches
Thank you to all coaches who gave up their valuable time.
Mark Dove, Alexis Grayson, Caroline Bates, Ron Wade,
Ross Onions, Brendan Privilege, Tina Runion, Barry Jarrett,
Carolyn and Alana Wilson.
Like all sports, competing and participating involves
numerous people to organise, set up, run, collate and
clean up. Even if not hosting an event, we all have a
roster to fulfil with surf house. This includes; water safety,
first aid, officiating, and team managing and ensuring
the necessary equipment is brought to each event. I
personally would like to thank everyone who assisted and
volunteered to help fulfil these rosters and more. This was
my first season as Surf Sports Director, as I have only be
Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club has yet again come
to the end of another busy season, and is already in the
process of planning the next season. Clubs do not survive
without the people who volunteer and dedicate their time
and various skills, to promote their club. The club benefits
from these skills immensely and provides members with
new and exciting opportunities to constantly learn new
skills and push themselves to take on new tasks with
guidance and encouragement, albeit as a competitor, an
official, a manager or coach. This season has seen us
competing at club level, premiership and boat series’, IRB
competitions, metro and country carnivals, state, national
and international championships.
This was my first season as Surf Sports Director, as I
have only been in SLS for 4 years, I appreciate how much
I’ve learnt through this position and am grateful for the
opportunities this position has provided me.
See you on the beach
Leanne Spiers
Director of Surf Sports
Officiating
A big thanks must go to all those members who dedicated
their time and effort to officiating. This year we ran an
officials course and we now have 10 new officials. Thank
you very much to Carolyn Wilson for running the course
and Digby for helping. Carolyn Wilson has done our club
proud pursuing her passion for officiating, seeing her chief
judge in the open male arena at Aussies, and officiating at
nearly all of the competitions this season regardless of the
disciplines.
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Boat Captain’s Report
The 2012/2013 season, ‘actively’ beginning in August for
most crews on the Ergo’s and transitioned into the boats
by September. When October rolled around the Secret’s
crews were ready for every challenge. Secret Harbour
held 2 boat carnivals throughout the Navy series.
The first competition was held in December and provided
competitors with a 2-meter swell and a sunny 30-degree
day, while the second in January again saw a good swell
and beautiful day. The success of both events would not
have been as successful without the assistance of so many
people at the Club, including trailer movement, set-up
and pack-up, thank you to all involved. Notable mentions
include the Peel 4WD Club, for boat movement, the Social
Committee, Sarah Lowe and Sarah Pugh for catering, with
water safety by Ian Noorman, Andrew Williams, John
Cahill, Like Stafferton and our own rowers.
Both events’ providing plenty of thrills & spills to be
laughed about over a beer at the end of the day! This
season also saw the culmination of all past male and female
Boaties and sweeps from previous years in a wonderful
celebration, we are hoping for another next season being
the 25 Year Celebrations.
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This season we had three main teams including the
‘Secret Harbour 6-Packs’, Secret Agents’ and ‘Secret
Gems’. With two boats in operation al season and each
crew on the water up to four times per week, we would
like to thank Garry Hart and Lee McGovern for their
work on the ‘red & blue’ boat, ensuring its sustainability
throughout the season. While there are some successes in
individual races, the challenge of competition, dedication
and commitment really came to fruition when the teams
attended the SLSWA Country State Championships and
Masters Championships in March 2013.
The ‘Secret 6-Pack’s’, including Rob Bates, Nick McIver,
John Turner, Garry Hart and Ian Lund, swept by Ron Wade,
knows and appreciates the rewards of hard work. This
team, at the beginning of the season had a variety of
surf expertise, however with devotion and commitment
were able to successfully demonstrate their endurance
and teamwork reaping their rewards. It was not until their
last race day of the season they achieved their ultimate
– to medal at Country State’s. Competing against all the
other country clubs including Esperance, Bunbury, Albany,
Broome, and Geraldton, they were successful in winning a
Silver Medallion for the season.
Boat Captain’s Report cont’d
For the past few years, the ‘Secret Agents’ have trained
in awesome swell, caught the ‘wave of the day’ and still
continue to challenge any crew to a race. With Brendan
Privilege as Sweep, Pete Salleo, Garry Williams, Rick
Lowe, Matt Osborne and Chris Leece, the crew train in any
condition, rain, surf or shine. Their dedication throughout
the season placed the commitment bar high for other
crew’s to aspire to. By January the crew were again reeling
in their success by reaching the finals for the day. While
the crew didn’t medal, the race and desire to win was still
very real, coming a close fourth.
Ross Onions (Sweep), and the ‘Secret Gem’s’ crew
including Kellie Turner, Sharee Hart, Karen Clay, Megan
Williams and Kylie Brennon were competitive during the
Navy Series, with the Country States being the Pinnacle
of their success. After training every Tuesday, Thursday
and Sunday morning at 5.30am, sometimes in storms and
lightening, they had no time to talk. By the end of the
series, the team had won two Bronze medals in ‘Ladies
Country State Championships’ and ‘Masters – 160’s’.
On behalf of the Boat section, we would like to thank
Rohan Pugh in the coordination of the Boat section over
the past two years. As he continues on with his other
sporting passions we wish him all the very best and
hope we will see him sweeping or rowing again in the
near future. A very big thank you to Megan Williams
for organising the Boaties dinner and congratulations
to Garry Williams for receiving the annual ‘Boat Award’
for 2013.
As one season draws to a close, training for the next
season has already begun. With a Boat committee
newly established, the potential to buy a new boat
at Aussies ’14 and fundraising required, fitness every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday with squad training
beginning in July we hope to have a very competitive,
fit and social squad. Squad training is for anybody that
has their Surf ‘Bronze Medallion’ and would like to have
a row. If you are interested in rowing or sponsoring a
boat or crew during 2013/14 please contact our new
Boat Captain, John Turner.
Thank you
The Boat Committee
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Secret Harbour Surf Life Saving Club Awards
SLSWA Awards Of Excellence 2012/2013 Season
Winners:
Laedral Patrol Club of the Year – IT Birtwistle Trophy
DHL Volunteer of the Year – Megan Williams
Assessor of the Year – Garry Hart
Lavan Legal Club of the Year – 3rd place
Nominees:
Trainer of the Year – Sharee Hart
Administrator of the Year – Sharon Phillips
DHL Volunteer of the Year – Digby Wilson
Official of the Year – Carolyn Wilson
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Club Awards 2012/2013
AWARDS SHSLSC 2012/2013
Best Club Person
Under 19:
Chloe Howarth
Under 17:
Matthew Tonkin
Under 15:
Alannah Robson
Junior Club Achiever: Samantha Lowe
This awarded is presented at the at junior state
championships for attitude (striving to achieve his best,
team spirit/camaraderie, self-motivated, respect for
others, positive role model & positive attitude to club
activities) and also participation (in skill development,
awards, competition, attends club activities).
Champion Patrol 2012/2013
Patrol Captain: Megan Williams
Vice-Captain:
Alannah Wilson
Bronze:
Mark Turley
Bronze:
Lesley Santer
Bronze:
Grant Beste
Bronze:
Frederic Myer
Bronze:
Sarah Wilson
SRC:
Jessica Williams
SRC:
Chloe Hart
SRC:
Jessica Tonkin
IRB Driver:
Nicholas Mcivor
IRB Crew:
Luke Stafferton
Best Patrolling Member (Was Proficiency)
Senior:
John Cahill
Cadet:
Boban Sarich
SRC:
Matthew Tonkin
President’s Trophy:
Caroline Bates
Best Club Person:
Nicholas Mcivor
Quiet Achiever:
Mark Dove
Best New Club Member:
Tim Wilson
Club Enterprise Award:
Joanne Thodis
Best Boatperson:
Garry Williams
Bevan Medal
Senior:
Cadet:
Junior:
Megan Williams
Danica Bates
Samantha Lowe
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Education Awards 2012/2013
Surf Rescue Certificate
Angela
Aislabie
Sarah
Avila
Nicola
Awang
Caroline
Bates
Liam
Bates
Alan
Beckwith
Emily
Bell
Jemma
Brennan
Rhees
Bussey
Stephen
Butler
Daniel
Chidley
Michael
Collins
Ansu
Conradie
Thomas
Da Prato
Emma
Dixon
Connor
Dove
Greg
Dowbnia
Jennifer
Dowbnia
Thomas
Fletcher
Karla
Gamage
Damien
Gorman
Craig
Graydon
Alex
Hazael
Sara
Hazael
Cydney
Holmes
Christopher Howarth
Shannon
Hussey
Kyle
James
Korree
Johnson
Bronze Medallion
Aaron
Ranson
Barbara
Sarich
Ben
Bird
Carmen-Ni Perry
Craig
Graydon
Danielle
Sutherland
Frederic
Meyer
Harri
HooperLewis
Ingrid
Ostle
Jade
Meuleman
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Nicholas
Samantha
Tristian
Mitchell
Julie
Tracey
Paul
Kyle
Sean
Stuart
Sue
Hannah
Mana
Tahlia
Ciara
Breon
Courtney
Derek
Jaimie Lee
Dion
Amanda
Oliver
Noah
Ben
Simon
Aquilla
Jo
Cobie
Joshua
Michael
Le Plastrier
Lowe
Mann
McClelland
McGovern
McIvor
McNally
Odlin
Phillips
Reeves
Reiche
Rose
Runnion
Ryan
Sewell
Spiers
Stables
Stevenson
Steward
Stroot
Turner
Van Koolbergen
Van Zwol
Wade
Walker
Williams
Wilson
Wise
Wood
Wyburd
Jeff
Jesika
Jessica-Mae
Laura
Marco
Michael
Nicholas
Nicola
Steele
Stuart
Tim
Tyson
Poad
Bussey
Wyatt
Cooper
Da Trindade
Wyburd
Le Plastrier
Awang
Anderson
Reeves
Wilson
Sarich
IRB Crew
Boban
Danica
Ethan
Greg
Harry
John
John
Joshua
Nicholas
Sarah
Sarich
Bates
Spiers
Stroot
Hazael
Cahill
Turner
Maurice
McIvor
Wilson
Spinal Certificate
Barbara
Sarich
Jade
Meuleman
Karen
Clay
Lee
McGovern
Nicholas
McIvor
Rob Van Koolbergen
Tim
Wilson
Tyson
Sarich
ATV Operators
Alannah
Wilson
Alethea
Spiers
Alexis
Grayson
Amy
Beal
Benjamin
Page
Chris
Leece
Danica
Bates
Greg
Stroot
Iain
Lund
Ingrid
Ostle
Jaydon
Knowles
Jeff
Poad
Jessica
Oxley
John
Cahill
IRB Drivers
Alethea
Spiers
Daniel
Andrew
David
Vaughan
Greg
Stroot
John
Turner
Nicholas
McIvor
Advanced Resuscitation
Techniques
Alexis
Grayson
Andrew
Williams
Iain
Lund
Lee
McGovern
Luke
Stafferton
Rob
Van Koolbergen
Sara
Anderson
Tim
Wilson
Karen
Kylie
Lee
Lorraine
Mark
Matthew
Samuel
Sarah
Sophia
Tim
Vanessa
Zachary
Clay
Brennan
McGovern
Rule
Dove
Evans
Maurice
Hamilton
Griffin
Wilson
Aikins
Schurko
Senior First Aid
Brooke
Capewell
Peter
Traeger
Robert
Henderson
WA Assessor (IRB)
Megan
Williams
Richard
Lowe
WA Assessor (Spinal Management)
Carolyn
Wilson
Assessor Bronze Medalion
Carolyn
Wilson
Facilitator Silver Medallion Basic
Beach Management
Sharee
Hart
Silver Medallion Aquatic Rescue
Daniel
Andrew
Matthew
Wilson
State Assessor of the Year
Garry
Hart
Surf Coach Level 1
Alexis
Grayson
Caroline
Bates
Paul
Bird
Surf Coach Level 2
Brendan
Privilege
Christine
Runnion
Garry
Hart
Karen
Clay
Sharee
Hart
Training Officer Bronze Medallion
Paul
Bird
Training Officer Spinal
Management
Mark
Dove
Sharee
Hart
WA Facilitator (Assessor)
Garry
Hart
WA Facilitator (Trainer)
Garry
Hart
Sharee
Hart
WA Training Officer (Bronze Medallion)
Adam
Hoes
Alethea
Spiers
Alexis
Grayson
Chloe
Howarth
Corey
May
Danica
Bates
Daniel
Andrew
Paul
Bird
Sara
Anderson
WA Training Officer (Spinal Management)
Adam
Hoes
WA Training Officer Certificate
Alethea
Alexis
Chloe
Corey
Danica
Daniel
Paul
Sara
Sharee
Spiers
Grayson
Howarth
May
Bates
Andrew
Bird
Anderson
Hart
WA Assessor
Carolyn
Wilson
Megan
Williams
Richard
Lowe
Sharee
Hart
WA Assessor (Bronze Medallion)
Megan
Williams
Richard
Lowe
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2012 /13 Season Surf Sports Champions and
Results
Secret Harbour Gold
(Sponsored by Frogmat Environmental)
Category
Winner Male
Winner Female
Masters
Lee McGovern 1:15.57
-
Open
Rob Bates 1:25.51
-
Under 19
Under 17
Under 14
Daniel Andrew 1:15.55
Sean Phillips 0:51.41
Alannah Wilson 1:22.40
Brooke Capewell 0:48.31
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Team
Team - MeJeSa 1:23.23
Mana Runion
Jessica Williams
Samantha Lowe
Lee McGovern
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Club Season Point Champions
Runners Up
Master +35
Lee McGovern
Kristen Booth
Rob Bates, Amanda Turner
Open
Matthew Wilson
-
-
Under 19
Daniel Andrew
Alethia Spiers
Alannah Wilson
Under 17
Ethan Spiers
Jesika Bussey
-
Club Championships
Master
Lee McGovern
Alexis Grayson
Rob Bates
Senior
Matthew Wilson
-
Joe Ford
Under 19
Joshua Maurice
Alannah Wilson
Daniel Andrew
Under 17
Matthew Tonkin
Jesika Bussey
Sarah Wilson &
Kate Russell
Lundie-Jenkins Trophy (400m swim and 1 km run)
Lee McGovern
Jesika Bussey
Gary Brazier Trophy (200m swim and 500m run)
Lee McGovern
44
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Secret Harbour Medallists 2012/2013
Countries, States & Masters Medallists
NAME
AGE GROUP
Stephanie Lowe
Chloe Dowbnia
Jacob McIvor
Ben Roots
Aliesha Turley
Jordan Edgar
Lauren Steward
Brooke Poad
Breanna Bird
Liam Bates
Sam McGovern
Dion Stroot
Christopher Collins
Jessica Williams
Samantha Lowe
Mana Runnion
Sean Phillips
Dion Stroot
Joshua Wood
Jesika Bussey
Brooke Capewell
Ryan Phillips
Sarah Wilson
Joshua Maurice
Danica Bates
Alannah Wilson
Sarah Hamilton
Joseph Ford
Lee McGovern
Robert Bates
Garry Williams
Rohan Pugh
Surf Boat Secret Gems
Surf Boat Secret Six Packs
U11 Female
U11 Female
U11 Male
U11 Male
U12 Female
U12 Female
U12 Female
U13 Female
U13 Female
U13 male
U13 male
U13 male
U13 male
U14 Female
U14 Female
U14 Female
U14 Male
U14 Male
U14 Male
U17 Female
U17 Female
U17 Male
U17 Female
U19 Male
U19 Female
U19 Female
U19 Female
Open Male
Open Male
Open Male
Open Male
Open Male
Open Female
Reserves
COUNTRIES
STATES
MASTERS
G
S B G
S B G
S B
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
4
1
3
3
3
1
3
1
2
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2 4
2
1 3
2 1
1
1
1
1
1
45
Patrol Hours for 2012/2013
Patrol Hours 2012/13
First Name
46
Last Name
Vanessa
Aikins
Patrolled
Hours
32.75
Angela
Aislabie
25.25
Kelvin
Anderson
8
Sara
Anderson
16
Steele
Anderson
5
Daniel
Andrew
41
David
Andrew
8.5
Sarah
Avila
1.5
Nicola
Awang
30.25
Elliott
Barnard
41.5
Caroline
Bates
21.5
Danica
Bates
52
Liam
Bates
28
Robert
Bates
73
Amy
Beal
19.5
Grant
Beste
39
Ben
Bird
35
Debbie
Bird
36
Paul
Bird
39.5
Kristen
Booth
33
Jemma
Brennan
5
Kylie
Brennan
33.5
Stephen
Bridges
36
Robert
Burford
9
Jesika
Bussey
36.25
Rhees
Bussey
5
Stephen
Butler
15
Michael
Cafini
1.5
Grainne
Cahill
24
John
Cahill
58.25
Thomas
Cahill
30
Brooke
Capewell
23.5
Michael
Carter
8.5
Karen
Clay
37.5
Michael
Collins
17.25
Ansu
Conradie
5
Tammie
Coote
0
Courtney
Cummins
14
Marco
Da Trindade
40.5
Daniel
De Jong
21
Emma
Dixon
14.5
Mark
Dove
48
Greg
Dowbnia
4
Jennifer
Dowbnia
20
Chantelle
Eaves
7.5
Blake
Elliss
26.5
Katrina
Elliss
0
Matthew
Evans
31
Thomas
Fletcher
5.75
Joseph
Ford
31.5
Stephen
Ford
9
Jack
Goodbody
17
Craig
Graydon
12.5
Alexis
Grayson
61
Sophia
Griffin
35.75
Emma
Hackett
6
Sarah
Hamilton
19.25
Chloe
Hart
52.5
Garry
Hart
57.75
Sharee
Hart
56
Alex
Hazael
12.75
Harry
Hazael
36
Adam
Hoes
25.5
Harri
Hooper-Lewis
28
Jack
Hooper-Lewis
38
Emily
Hoops
16.5
Chloe
Howarth
34
Christopher
Howarth
27.5
David
Howarth
38.25
Shannon
Hussey
15.25
Korree
Johnson
9
Layton
Kirschke
43
Jaydon
Knowles
0
Nicholas
Le Plastrier
3.25
Jayden
Le Roux
2.5
Chris
Leece
33.25
Mark
Lehmann
4
Thomas
Locke
2
Richard
Lowe
73.5
Samantha
Lowe
35
Sarah
Lowe
62
Iain
Lund
56.5
Tristian
Mann
2.5
Amy
Maurice
0
Joshua
Maurice
41.25
Samuel
Maurice
41.25
Corey
May
5
Mitchell
McClelland
6.5
Julie
McGovern
17
Lee
McGovern
46.75
Nicholas
McIvor
74
Tracey
McIvor
13
Frederic
Meyer
79.25
David
Mitton
9
Ellie
Murray
6
Ian
Noorman
29.5
Matthew
Olsen
1.75
Matthew
Osborne
41
Patrol Hours for 2012/2013 cont’d
Ingrid
Ostle
42.25
Oliver
Van Koolbergen
Jessica
Oxley
25.5
Rob
Van Koolbergen
2
Benjamin
Page
27
David
Vaughan
58.5
Ian
Phillips
52.5
Ryan
Phillips
42.25
Saskia
Vaughan
30.5
Sean
Phillips
30.25
Ben
Wade
31.5
Sharon
Phillips
41.5
Courtney
Wade
28
Wade
5.25
34.25
Jeff
Poad
15
Harry
Brendan
Privilege
9
Kim
Wade
31
Bryce
Pugh
27
Ron
Wade
26.5
Ethan
Pugh
30
Simon
Walker
2
Rohan
Pugh
34
David
Waters
5
Sarah
Pugh
39
Nick
Ralph
9
Andrew
Williams
52
Nickie
Ralph
7.5
Garry
Williams
127.25
Michael
Reeks
0
Jessica
Williams
55.25
Williams
206
Stuart
Reeves
15
Megan
Sue
Reiche
10
Alannah
Wilson
53
Alannah
Robson
38.5
Carolyn
Wilson
41.25
Lorraine
Rule
37.25
Digby
Wilson
80.75
Christine
Runnion
38
Jo
Wilson
4.25
Mana
Runnion
24.25
Celia
Russell
5
Matthew
Wilson
28
Kate
Russell
38.25
Sarah
Wilson
48.25
Peter
Salleo
26
Tim
Wilson
26.5
Wise
10.5
Lesley
Santer
36
Cobie
Barbara
Sarich
51.75
Peta
Wise
20.5
Boban
Sarich
49.5
Brett
Wood
16
Tyson
Sarich
46.5
Joshua
Wood
24.75
Zachary
Schurko
60.75
Lex
Wood
43
Ciara
Sewell
24
Alison
Simpson
18.5
Ryan
Wood
10.5
Simon
Smith
8
Jessica-Mae
Wyatt
29.5
Alethea
Spiers
38
Micheal
Wyatt
31.5
Michael
Wyburd
6
Breon
Spiers
15
Ethan
Spiers
32.5
Luke
Stafferton
70
Derek
Stevenson
6
Jaimie Lee
Steward
11.25
Grant
Stirling
32
Dion
Stroot
26.75
Greg
Stroot
55.5
Anthony
Taylor
24.5
Jaime
Thomas
27.5
Mark
Thomas
25
Jessica
Tonkin
158.25
Matthew
Tonkin
139.75
Peter
Traeger
33
Mark
Turley
49.75
John
Turner
35
Kellie
Turner
31
47
Member List 2012/2013 Season
Membership Summary
Category
Total Members Male Members Female Members
Junior Activity Member (5-13 years)
353
165
188
Cadet Member (13-15 years)
43
23
20
Active (15-18 yrs)
40
21
19
Active (18yrs and over)
78
49
29
Award Member
1
0
1
Long Service
6
6
0
Associate
57
28
29
Life Member
5
4
1
General
233
88
145
Total
816
384
432
Secret Harbour SLSC Life Members
David Andrew
William Bevan
Robyn Bevan
Stephen Ford
Ross Onions
Secret Harbour SLSC Long Service Members
48
Paul
Bird
Max
Hannah
Barry
Jarrott
Mark
Lehmann
David
Mitton
Brendan
Privilege
Ron
Wade
Member List 2012/2013 Season
Active members
Vanessa
Aikins
Sara
Anderson
Steele
Anderson
Robert
Bates
Amy
Beal
Grant
Beste
Kylie
Brennan
Stephen
Bridges
Robert
Burford
Helen
Cahill
John
Cahill
Laura
Cooper
Nicholas
Cowey
Daniel
De Jong
Connor
Dove
Mark
Dove
Dawn
Edgar
Joseph
Ford
Sophia
Griffin
Garry
Hart
Sharee
Hart
Cameron
Hearne
Adam
Hoes
David
Howarth
Paul
Hutchinson
Chris
Leece
Thomas
Locke
Richard
Lowe
Sarah
Lowe
Iain
Lund
Amy
Maurice
Samuel
Maurice
Corey
May
Lee
McGovern
Nicholas
McIvor
Ian
Noorman
Matthew
Osborne
Ingrid
Ostle
Jessica
Oxley
Benjamin
Page
Ian
Phillips
Sharon
Phillips
Jeff
Poad
Rohan
Pugh
Sarah
Pugh
Nickie
Ralph
Michael
Reeks
Lorraine
Rule
Christine
Runnion
Celia
Russell
Peter
Salleo
Lesley
Santer
Alison
Simpson
Simon
Smith
Luke
Stafferton
Grant
Stirling
Greg
Stroot
Danielle
Sutherland
Anthony
Taylor
Jaime
Thomas
Mark
Thomas
Peter
Traeger
Mark
Turley
John
Turner
Kellie
Turner
Rob
Van Koolbergen
David
Vaughan
Kim
David
Garry
Megan
Alannah
Carolyn
Digby
Matthew
Peta
Micheal
Wade
Waters
Williams
Williams
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
Wise
Wyatt
Active members (15 – 18)
Daniel
Andrew
Elliott
Barnard
Danica
Bates
Brendon
Burford
Jesika
Bussey
Tammie
Coote
Ashleigh
Cutt
Marco
Da Trindade
Chantelle
Eaves
Blake
Elliss
Katrina
Elliss
Jack
Goodbody
Emma
Hackett
Sarah
Hamilton
Harry
Hazael
Harri
Hooper-Lewis
Jack
Hooper-Lewis
Chloe
Howarth
Jaydon
Knowles
Jayden
Le Roux
Maddison
Mackay
Joshua
Maurice
Jade
Meuleman
Ellie
Murray
Michaela
Nothnagel
Ryan
Phillips
Ethan
Pugh
Peter
Rowe
Kate
Russell
Boban
Sarich
Zachary
Schurko
Hannah
Smith
Harrison
Smith
Isabella
Smith
Alethea
Spiers
Courtney
Wade
Harry
Wade
Andrew
Williams
Sarah
Wilson
Lex
Wood
Associate members
Cassie
Addis
John
Anderson
Kelvin
Anderson
Megan
Anderson
Matthew
Barker
Alan
Beckwith
Kellie
Beckwith
Debbie
Bird
Andrew
Booth
Kristen
Booth
Karen
Bridges
Michele
Brophy
David
Brown
Alison
Burns
Sandra
Julie
Michael
Laurelle
Paul
Leslie
Mark
Tennille
Amanda
Claire
Damien
Davina
Alexis
Robert
Kristan
Kelly
Douglas
Simon
Jason
Andrew
Joanne
Frances
Frederic
Helen
Stuart
Matthew
Tracy
Melanie
Nick
Warren
Barbara
Lisa
Graham
Kate
Leanne
Derek
Simon
Amanda
Jill
Natalie
Simon
Rene
Laura
Michael
Cafini
Carter
Carter
Coto
Cummins
Dodd
Donnelly
Donnelly
Freeman
Gaskell
Gorman
Gorman
Grayson
Henderson
Hoops
James
Kitchingman
Kniebe
MacPherson
McGregor
McNamara
Meadley
Meyer
Nell
Nisbet
Olsen
Poad
Quinn
Ralph
Robson
Sarich
Sertorini
Shackles
Smogavec
Spiers
Stevenson
Terry
Turner
Van Koolbergen
Van Stokkum
Walker
Wickes
Wood
Wyburd
Cadet 13 – 15
Connor
Liam
Emily
Ben
Jemma
Grainne
Thomas
Brooke
Daniel
Ansu
Max
Courtney
Thomas
Karla
Cydney
Emily
Christopher
Kyle
Andrew
Korree
Layton
Rhianna
Bassett
Bates
Bell
Bird
Brennan
Cahill
Cahill
Capewell
Chidley
Conradie
COOMBES
Cummins
Da Prato
Gamage
Holmes
Hoops
Howarth
James
Jane
Johnson
Kirschke
Klisura
Samantha
Tristian
Mitchell
Natasha
Kyle
Logan
Hannah
Tahlia
Tyson
Ethan
Courtney
Jaimie Lee
Jessica
Matthew
Noah
Saskia
Ben
Aquilla
Brett
Ryan
Jessica-Mae
Lowe
Mann
McClelland
Nothnagel
Odlin
Robinson
Rose
Ryan
Sarich
Spiers
Stables
Steward
Tonkin
Tonkin
Van Zwol
Vaughan
Wade
Williams
Wood
Wood
Wyatt
Junior Members (nippers)
Grace
Aberhart
Paige
Addis
Sean
Aisabie
Angela
Aislabie
Emily
Aislabie
Siobhan
Aislabie
Hanna
Alexander
Pippa
Alexander
Amelia
Anderson
Bonnie
Anderson
Zaine
Anderson
Alexis
Antoniades
Ethan
Antoniades
George
Arber
Ava
Arscott
Ella
Arscott
Jessica
Avila
Julia
Avila
Sarah
Avila
Hannah
Awang
Luke
Awang
Daisy
Axon
Ruby
Axon
Cody
Badcock
Benjamin
Barker
Hannah
Barker
Hayley
Barone-piper
Ryan
Barone-piper
Phoebe
Baudains
Alanna
Beckwith
Ruby
Beckwith
Angus
Belton
Eamon
Belton
Lily
Beste
Matthew
Bickley
Amelie
Bignell
Jack
Bignell
Breanna
Bird
Chad
Booth
Jaidey
Booth
Skye
Bowron
Ethan
Brennan
Isabelle
Brennan
Hayley
Bridger
Lucas
Bridger
49
Member List 2012/2013 Season cont’d
50
Miles
Georgia
Milly
Will
Holly-anne
Mitchell
Annabelle
Madeleine
Abbie
Dylan
Charlie
Max
Alexander
Rhees
Andrew
Isabella
Michael
Dale
Alyssa
Liam
Ava
Christopher
Harry
Riley
Isabelle
Stephanie
Fiona
Filipe
Jordyn
Elijah
Kellen
Harry
Nicole
Benjamin
Jack
Tom
Bronwen
Emily
Oliver
Chloe
Darcy
Ahlia
Jade
Isla
Jemma
Joe
Roxanne
Charlotte
Megan
Kade
Jordyn
Taylor
Mason
Charlotte
Louis
Sarina
Maddison
Logan
Freya
Sarah
Kaleb
Sianna
Wade
Ewan
Ella
Chloe
Riley
Toban
Lucy
Brockman
Brophy
Brown
Brown
Buchan
Buchan
Bune
Bune
Burney
Burney
Burns
Burns
Bussey
Bussey
Butler
Butler
Cafini
Carne
Carter
Carter
Castles
Collins
Collins
Cooper
Coto
Coto
Cullinane
Da Trindade
Darcey
Dare
De Brito
Deacon
Dinnes
Dixon
Donnelly
Donnelly
Dove
Dover
Dover
Dowbnia
Dowbnia
Duckworth
Duckworth
Dunne
Dunne
Dunne
Dunne
Durnin
Dyke
Eccles
Edgar
Edgar
Edwards
Ennis
Ennis
Fahey
Fallon
Farrelly
Filby
Fitzpatrick
Flatley
Flatley
Flatley
Fletcher
Ford
Freeman
Freeman
Gardner
gaskell
Matthew
Amber
Tyler
Clay
Samantha
Rhania
Seth
Nicholas
Attilakai
Kali
Thomas
Ava
Jai
Michael
Siobhan
Carter
Tahlee
Chloe
Wills
James-Douglas
Alex
Emma
Adam
Ryan
Caitlin
Eathan
Lily
Casey
Steele
Will
James
Emma
Lyndon
Mia
Ethan
Madison
Alisha
Shannon
Halia
Kieley
Leila
Jack
Harry
Kylani
Jake
Rohan
Cole
Ella
Adam
Aaron
Matthew
Chloe
Nikita
Zac
Emilie
Jacob
Logan
Jemima
Ava
Baden
Willem
Madelyn
Bronya
Ashley
Charlie
Jemma
Sam
Amelia
Ruby
Gaskell
Gifkins
Glands
Glossup
Goodchild
Gorman
gorman
Graydon
Grayson-Dharmaputra
Grayson-Dharmaputri
Groves
Hainsworth
Hainsworth
Hall
Hall
Hansen
Hansen
Hart
Hart
Hay
Hazael
Helwig
Henderson
Henderson
Hide
Hide
Hill
Hogan
Honey
Hooper-Lewis
Hoops
Hughes
Hughes
Hughes
hunt
Hunt
Hussey
Hussey
Huxtable
Huxtable
Huzaimy
Ilott
Ingham
Inglis-McNally
Isaac
Janczyk
Johns
Jones
Joynes
Kay
Kay
Keane
Kendall
Kennedy
Kermath
Kniebe
Kniebe
Law
Lawton
Le Plastrier
Le Plastrier
Leece
Lemon
Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Liney
Liney
Lloyd
Lloyd
Mischa
Thomas
Bonnie
Lex
Lleyton-James
Stephanie
Hannah
Louise
Amalie
Claire
Lauryn
Meghan
Kai
Kyan
Mollie
Sam
Owen
Phoebe
Hannah
Jacob
Lorelei
Ella
Dyke
Jack
Noah
Olivia
Spencer
Angelina
Jed
Javier
Tashuana
Georgia
Matilda
Harrison
Keoni
Callum
Sian
Oscar
Naomi
Amy
Hannah
Oliver
Jasmine
Jessica
Ryan
Emily
Freya
Jade
Oliver
Quinn
Abbey
Patrick
Claudia
Daniel
Jaquin
Sean
Abbey
Brooke
Deegan
Benjamin
Tabitha
Amily
Bryce
Sasha
George
Tori
Polly
Monet
Texas
Locke
Locke
Lokvancic
Lokvancic
Lonergan
Lowe
Macaskill
Macaskill
MacPherson
Magee
Magee
Magee
Maggs
Mathews
McConnell
McGovern
McGregor
McGregor
McIvor
McIvor
McNally
McNamara-Pitt
Meghan
Micah
Middleton
Mitton
Mitton
Montini
moore
Munn
Munn
Munro
Munro
Murray
Myers
Nell
Nell
Nelson
Newby
Niesler
Nisbet
Nisbet
Noorman
Noorman
O Keefe
Oliver
Olsen
Olsen
Olsen
ONeill
Osborne
Osborne
Pais
Pais
Perry
Phillips
Poad
Poad
Price
Priddy
Priddy
Pugh
Pugh
Pugh
Ralph
Ranson
Redburn
Reeks
Reeks
Elise
Reeves
Joshua
Richards
Ava
Richardson
Talia
Robertson
Alannah
Robson
Kara
Robson
Ben
Roots
Ella
Roser
James
Ross-Hay
Ellen
Rowlands
Mana
Runnion
Lewis
Rutherfurd
Sam
Rutherfurd
Azrael
Ryan
Isis
Ryan
Cooper
Scarrott
Ciara
Sewell
Alyssa
Shackles
Mitchell
Shackles
Zoe
Shackles
Kody
Sharpes
Thomas
Shewring
Riley
Short
Bryan
Shute
Caitlin
Silas
Kieran
Silver
Ashton
Sime
Alice
Slavin
Declan
Smees
Jayden
Smees
Lola
Smees
Harrison
Smith
Jacob
Smith
Jayden
Smith
Riley
Smith
Alyssa
Smogavec
Josh
Smogavec
Madie
Smogavec
Jeremy
Sorrell
Harry
Spencer
Breon
Spiers
Oscar
Spiers
Esme
Spooner
Spencer Stainwright-Little
James
Stevenson
Lauren
Steward
Jack
Stirling
Jack
Stone
Kimi
Strbac
Lara
Strbac
Luke
Strbac
Dion
Stroot
Aidan
Taylor
Calvin
Taylor
Owen
Taylor
Charlotte
Terry
Holly
Thain
Chloe
Thomas
Joel
Thomas
Patrick
Thomas
Curtis
Thomsen
Evelyn
Thomsen
Ashlin
Traeger
Jaimee
Traeger
Aleisha
Turley
Lachlan
Turley
Faith
Turner
Grace
Turner
Rubie
Turner
Member List 2012/2013 Season cont’d
Sophie
Liam
Janko
Ella
Ben
Freya
Luke
Oliver
Kale
Jevan
Samantha
Alexandra
Benjamin
Kane
Mitchell
William
Emma
Kobe
Joshua
Jessica
Robyn
Joss
Mikayla
Mary
Cobie
Joshua
Ava
Morgan
Tahlia
Taj
Tiarne
Aryana
Turner
van der Heyden
Van Eden
Van Heerden
Van Koolbergen
van Koolbergen
Van Koolbergen
Van Koolbergen
van Stokkum
Vaughan
Walker
Waring
Waring
Waters
Watts
Weeks
West
West
Wickes
Williams
Williscroft
Wilson
Wilson
Wing
Wise
Wood
Woodgate
Woodgate
Wyburd
Wyburd
Wyburd
Yaghoot
General Membership
Margaret
Aislabie
Gavin
Alexander
Emma
Anderson
Kalon
Anderson
Melanie
Anderson
Rebecca
Antoniades
Mark
Arber
Amy
Arscott
Andrew
Arscott
Jill
Avila
Matthew
Awang
Nicola
Awang
John
Axon
Angelica
Barone-piper
Teresa
Barrett
Merran
Bassett
Caroline
Bates
Leiza
Baudains
Janelle
Bell
Kim
Belton
Tabitha
Bickley
Hugh
Bignell
Siran
Bignell
Sheila
Bond
Debbie
Bowers
Shannon
Bowron
Ann
Brennan
Michael
Brennan
Jacqui
Bridger
Nigel
Brockman
Joeanne
Buchan
Sally
Bune
Gail
Burney
Julie
Butler
Stephen
Pamela
Simon
Norm
Keith
Karen
Michael
Susan
Sharon
Rosy
Bianca
Derek
Rui
C
Richard
Tina
Trevor
Sasha
Sharon
Richard
Emma
Colleen
Marianne
Greg
Jennifer
Ian
Alison
David
Ian
Claire
Kaylene
Clint
Leanne
Shane
Matthew
Adam
Danielle
Katherine
Vicki
Ann
Thomas
Jason
Maree
Tamara
Hazel
Rodney
Kathleen
Simon
Craig
Kylie
Lyla
Jay
Debra
Sara
Rachel
Stephen
Georgia
Sean
Mark
Jane
Rebecca
Amanda
Denise
Leanne
Gareth
Jodie
Lisa
Danielle
Butler
Carmo
Carne
Castles
Chidley
Clay
Collins
Conradie
Coombes
Cooper
Cowdray
Cullinane
Da Trindade
DaPrato
Darcey
Darcey
Dare
De Brito
Deacon
Dinnes
Dixon
Doran
Dover
Dowbnia
Dowbnia
Duckworth
Dunne
Dunne
Dunne
Durnin
Dyke
Edwards
Elliss
Elliss
Evans
Fahey
Fallon
Farrelly
Filby
Fitzpatrick
Fletcher
Ford
Freeman
Gamage
Gilpin
Glands
Glossop
Goodchild
Graydon
Groves
Hall
Hansen
Hayes-Smith
Hazael
Helwig
Hide
Hoetzel
Hogan
Hooper-Lewis
Howarth
Hughes
Hunt
Hussey
Ingham
Isaac
Janczyk
Johns
Johnson
Kylie
Clinton
Natalie
Suzanne
Joanne
Kelly
Jodie
Alison
Belinda
Renee
Lisa
Eden
Nicholas
Miriam
Diane
Paula
Tracy
Steve
Shannon
Rachael
Imelda
Jim
Jane
Craig
Jodi
Anthony
Vicki
Tony
Julie
Tracey
Nikki
Paul
steve
Giulio
Jodie
Peter
Amber
Shane
Carly
Julie
Barry
Andrew
Clare
Laura
Lisa
Vaughan
Edward
Sharon
Glenn
Amanda
Leah
Pedro
Carmen-Ni
Connie
Amanda
Bec
Jason
Aaron
Annie
Stuart
Sue
Adrian
Chantal
John
Alan
Lynn
Julia
Suzanne
Jones
Joynes
Kay
Keane
Kendall
Kennedy
Kermath
Kiley
Kirschke
Kuen
Law
Le Gassick
Le Plastrier
Leggett
Lightfoot
Liney
Little
Lloyd
Lokvancic
Lonergan
Lyons
Macaskill
Magee
Maggs
Maina
Maurice
McClelland
McConnell
McGovern
McIvor
McNally
McNally
micah
Montini
Moore
Munn
Munro
Myers
Nelson
Newby
Nicole
Niesler
Nisbet
Nisbet
Nothnagel
Nothnagel
O Keefe
Odlin
Oliver
ONeill
Osborn
Pais
Perry
Piho
Porter
Price
Pugh
Ranson
Redburn
Reeves
Reiche
Richards
Richardson
Robertson
Robinson
Robinson
Robson
Roots
Kim
Benjamin
Salina
Richard
Pamela
Jade
Melissa
Ian
Kym
Anita
Marc
Karli
Miranda
Jonathan
Leon
Shanon
Jarrod
Lisa
Ingrid
Mark
Raelene
Zoe
Kathryn
Murray
Dennis
Amanda
Susan
Nadine
Ivan
Beth
Craig
Allison
Joanne
Blair
William
Carol
Scott
Marina
Frank
Anton
Suzanne
Curt
Anne
Paul
Ian
Lyn
Gregory
Ryan
Jodi
Kaye
Iris
Dana
Neville
Jarrod
Jo
Tanya
Tim
Christopher
Dianne
Caroline
Suzanne
Yvette
Rose
Roser
Ross-Hay
Rowlands
Rutherfurd
Ryan
Sattler
Sewell
Shackles
Sharpes
Shewring
Shuard
Shute
Silas
Silver
Sime
Slavin
Smees
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Spencer
Spiers
Stables
Steward
Stirling
Stone
Strbac
Taylor
Taylor
Thain
thodis
Thomas
Thomsen
Tonkin
Turner
Valsecchi
van der Heyden
Van Eden
Van Heerden
Van Zwol
Vella
Vella
Waring
Watkins
Watts
Weeks
West
West
Williams
Williams-Lemon
Williscroft
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
Wing
Wing
Wood
Wyatt
Wyburd
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The clubs thanks are extended to:
eCPrint (www.ecprint.com.au) for their services in designing and printing the annual report.
Seng Mah of Venture Photography (www.venturephotography.com.au) and Tracey Klessens of MTK Photography (www.mtkphotography.smugmug.com) for many of the fantastic photographs we have used in
the report.
The many club members who have contributed the content and photographs used in the report. Special
mentions to Mark Dove, Raelene Smith & Amanda Turner
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