68th annual report & financial statement

68th Annual Report & Financial Statement 2020-20212020-2021 Season Season 68th Annual Report & Financial Statement 2020-20212020-2021 Season Season

2020-20212020-2021 SeasonSeason

68th Annual Report 68th Annual Report & Financial Statement& Financial Statement

Cover photo: Present at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night at the Cordis Hotel on 17 July 2021,from left: Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Harry Mellor, Claire Burgham, Peter Kramer, Michelle Newton, Patrick Makgill, Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon, Andrew Short, Kathy Kramer.

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The SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night attracted over 300 guests to the Cordis Hotel on 17 July for the presentation of the 2020-21 awards. See page 15 for the results.

Andrew Duff Architectural LtdClimate ControlCoast Physio & Hands SilverdaleHannah’s House Red BeachJo & Jug Price

Laurie Collins Westhaven LtdMcGregor Bailey Chartered AccountantsMorris & Co.Osmosis Solutions LtdPeter Rowell Dental Whangaparaoa

Ray Diver Plasterer Red Beach Pharmacy

Redcliffe NZ LtdSilverdale Medical Centre

SILVER SPONSORS

BUSINESS HOUSE SPONSORS

Proud Sponsors for the 2020/2021 Season

The Red Beach SLSC would like to thank all our generous sponsors who supported the 2020/2021 surf season. RBSLSC would also like to acknowledge the support of Xplode Signage Silverdale.

H I B I S C U S C O A S T

GOLD SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

Schipper Family Trust

Whangaparaoa Collision Repairs

Weka Property Services

Whangaparaoa

Rodney East Ltd

2021$

RevenueDonations, fundraising and other similar revenue 113,966Fees, subscriptions and other revenue from members 108,548Revenue from providing goods or services 28,570Interest, dividends and other investment revenue 10Other revenue 66,033Grant Funding 67,828Grant Funding CapitalSponsorship 96,694Club Hire & Bar Income 249,620SLSNR/SLSNZ 62,996Total Revenue 794,265

ExpensesExpenses related to public fundraising 8,470 Volunteer and employee related costs 259,017Costs related to providing goods or services 107,320Other expenses 113,576Depreciation 164,114 Total Expenses 652,497

Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year 141,768

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Bank accounts and cash 345,110Debtors and prepayments 5,639Inventory 26,845Total Current Assets 377,594

Non-Current AssetsProperty, plant and equipment 1,562,209Total Non-Current Assets 1,562,209

Total Assets 1,939,803

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Current LiabilitiesCreditors and accrued expenses 49,375Total Current Liabilities 49,375

Non-Current LiabilitiesLoans 60,000Total Non-Current liabilities 60,000

Total Liabilities 109,375

Total Assets less Total Liabilities (Net Assets) 1,830,428

Accumulated FundsCurrent Year Earnings 141,768Accumulated surpluses or (deficits) 1,688,660

Total Accumulated Funds 1,830,428

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CLUB OFFICERS 2020/2021 SEASON

Patron B H Heron MNZMPresident Mark Scheib CLUB COMMITTEECo-Chairpersons Mark Scheib & Kathy Kramer Secretary Ross Malyon QSMTreasurer Debra CairnsSurf Committee Delegate Kathy KramerJunior Surf Delegate Richard RogersSquash Delegate Gary Catlin SENIORSURF COMMITTEEChairperson Ian Cairns Secretary Jacqui ScheibTreasurer Kathy Kramer Club Captain Mark Readman Sport Manager Rod MorattiCompetition Equipment Manager Matt BingleySurf Boat Representative Olivia SoesbergenSurf Canoe Representative Dave Young Committee Michelle Butler, Jenny Readman

Non-Committee Positions:Sports Coach Jack GavinLifesaving Manager Harry Mellor Powercraft Manager Peter Kramer Sponsorship & Funding Manager Ange Moore

JUNIORSURF COMMITTEEChairman Richard Rogers Secretary Kelly O’Dea JuniorSurf Coordinator Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon Sport Programme Coordinator Caroline AndersonEducation Programme Coordinator Toni Macrae-Rolston Resigned Nov 2020 Marketing & Membership Brendan Smith Communications Coordinator Sidah Russell Gear Steward Morgan TyneCommittee Lauren Harrod

Non-Committee Positions:Camp Coordinator Anita SavageClothing Coordinator Club Administrator


LIFE MEMBERS1960 D F Mitchel (Dec) 1985 C R Ash (Dec) 2007 B H Heron MNZM 1961 R K Dryland (Dec) 1985 R R Williams 2011 P E Olsen 1963 C W Small (Dec) 1990 W R Pritchard 2012 Y C Dey1966 R Scott (Dec) 1991 G W Small 2013 E C Richards1967 RNHHarker 1991 LRichards 2018 VMSkiffington1970 T K Marsh 1991 E P Taylor 2020 M Newton1976 R W Malyon QSM 2000 G G Danks 2020 M P Taylor

(Dec) = Deceased

ACTIVE MEMBERS 2020/2021Open Men (27) - Active

Bath, Simon Gledhill, Hamish O’Halloran, Shane Shand, DarrenCairns, Daniel Harwood, Rob Parkes, Justin Trembath, AndrewCampbell, Brodie Kramer, Kees Pihema, Te Maia Vasiljevic, JustinCleminson, Jonah Malyon, Scott Readman, Sam Wright, JedFrench, Dylan McDermott, Mike Rutledge-Malyon, B Young, DaveGavin, Jack Mellor, Harry Savage, Justin Young, JoshuaGjaltema, Rowan Mount, Finn Scheib, Kade

Open Men (21) - PatrollingAkehurst, Greg Fortes, Peter Kramer, Peter Russell, TimBanks, Cliff Gardiner, Bruce Lewis, Ryan Schiltknecht, NoahBavage, Dave Giles, Andrew Lowe, Dominic Ware, JasonBenney, Warren Goodare, Dave Morton, Digby Wilcock, ColinBlanchard, Mark Jennings, John Reid-Akehurst, Jamie Young, SamCasey, Sean

Men Under-19 (10) - Active and/or Patrolling* Creighton, Reuben Henare, Angus Nicholls, Lachlan Sanderson, Joshua *Fortes, Jon Makgill, Patrick Readman, Blake Williams, HenryGilbertson, Kalani McDermott, Conor

Men Under-17 (12) - Active and/or Patrolling* Archer, Caleb * Currin, Jakob Gardiner, Akira McIntyre, Flynn Bavage, Max * Fitt, Nathaniel Hughes, Matt Moratti, Coby Bradshaw, Xavier Fortes, Samuel Lewis, Toby Schiltknecht, Nino *

Men Under-15 (9) - Active and/or Patrolling* Aitken, Thomas Currin, Sam Meban, Alec Saull, Carter * Cornish, Jasper Gilbertson, Kaiha Rogers, Alistar van der Net, BlakeCreighton, Laine

* Patrolling only

Squash Report - 2020/2021This past year was

dominated by the pandemic and our country’s effort to manage it. Our membership remained at around the 80 mark with about 10-20 members active in representative squash and a good core of social players. The two courts are well used during peak times but there is a lot of availability outside of these hours.

Ourfinancesendedtheyear strongly with additional income coming from the tournament, sponsorships and income from the drinks fridge.

We won two interclub pennants this year out of our two teams that are competing regularly. It would be great to see more involvement by club members in representative squash.

Our squash committee has lost two members who moved to Tauranga, and we gained a junior representative in Kelsey Beet. We have a committee of 8 active members.

We ran some working bees to clean the squash walls and this made a considerable difference to the appearance of the courts. We have installed some carpets upstairs and downstairs and made some other improvements to the facilities including a trophy cabinet and a drinks fridge for use by members when the main bar is not open. More upgrades are planned as funding becomes available.

Our club champs were held and the 2020/21 champions were Grant

Wilson (mens), Anne Leakey (ladies) and Blair Ashton (C-Div) :

We had to cancel our year-end tournament but the Summer Slam was held and it was a great success and contributed nicely to the clubs funds. Congratulations to Len, James and Elley and all those who helped with the organisation.

Sadly the junior section has all but disappeared. We are still looking for a parent to drive this important aspect of the club.

Gary CatlinSquash Division

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Water World, Te Rapa, Hamilton : 2,3,4 October 2020 Unfortunately, Covid-19 forced the cancellation of the SLSNR Pool Champs. However, the SLSNZ Pool Champs went ahead after a venue switch to Water World.

GOLD (3)U11 Girls 50m Rescue Relay 1st Millie RussellU12 Mixed 4 x 50m Obstacle Relay 1st Ryan Wyatt, McKayla Fuentes, Charlize Rolston, Osca PetersonU12 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 1st Ryan Wyatt, Millie Russell, McKayla Fuentes, Osca PetersonSILVER (2)U11 Girls 50m Swim with Fins 2nd Millie Russell U12 Girls 4x25m Brick Relay 2nd Eliza Williams, Charlize Rolston, McKayla Fuentes, Millie Russell

BRONZE (5)U11 Girls 50m Swim with Obstacles 3rd Millie RussellU14 Girls 50m Brick Carry 3rd Zoe Pedersen U12 Girls 100m Tube with Patient & Fins 3rd Millie Russell, Hayley Wyatt U12 Boys 100m Tube with Patient & Fins 3rd Osca Peterson, Ryan Wyatt U14 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 3rd Ashton Savage, Juan Micutuan, Zoe Peterson, Emily Stout

Mt Maunganui - 25 - 28 February 2021 Congratulations to the following JuniorSurf members who were successful in winning medals at Oceans ’21 at Mt Maunganui. The event attracted over 800 athletes, all aged 10-13years.Sadly,thelastdayoftheevent,whichwaspredominantlyfinals,wascancelled due to a Covid-19 lockdown.

GOLD (2)U13 Boys Run Swim Run 1st Josh O’Sullivan U12 Mixed Beach Relay 1st Dylan Blanchard, Tyler Anderson, McKayla Fuentes, Bianca Person

BRONZE (1)U11 Boys Beach Flags 3rd Cooper Cardey

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Open Women (26) - Active Boocock, Kelsi Hildesley, Emma O’Dea, Kelly Schuster-Lewis, BeaDowney, Brie Hughes, Jade Oneroa, Kathleen Small, CamilleDuff, Rachael Lefeber, Renee Parker, Georgia Soesbergen, OliviaDyer, Naomi Lyndon, Emily Presland, Robyn Turner, SharonFord, Danielle Moratti, Ella Russell, Teresa Turner, ZoeGrant, Chelsea Moratti, Jes Savage, Anita Wignell, AmandaHall, Jennifer Noble, Toni

Open Women (11) - Patrolling Campbell, Stacey Davey, Lauren Hargreaves, Lynn Sinclair, MariaClark, Leah Fagan, Hannah McDermott, Jen Yearbury, SamanthaDavey, Kat Goodare, Sam Payne, Sinead

Women Under-19 (18) - Active and/or Patrolling*

Armit, Mackenzee * Corkill, Hannah Hernandez, Gabriela Marinthe, KeevaBanks, Taryn Cornish, Josie Kayes, Olivia Reid-Akehurst, Georgia *Benney, Renee Dooley, Freya Kramer, Mary Stout, Thea Bingley, Alexsia Enright, Bethany Lane, Jessica Young, MaiaCampbell, Toni Gardiner, Maddie *


Bingley, Peyton Hall, Katrina Law, Lucy * Rogers, Kate Butler, Ella Irvine, Reilly * Meban, Rose Sell, TeresaFortes, Emily Irvine, Taylor * Moore, Alex Shand, AshlingFortes, Kate Jones, Makenna Nicholls, Kayla Short, MaddieFunnell, Sarah Lane, Victoria O’Neill, Ciara Turner, HannahGoodare, Holly Law, Amy * Person, Ebony * Tyne, MajaGrover, Maya


Archer, Amy * Howe, Alyssa Little, Jonelle Swarbrick, Amelia *Engman, Ruby Kayes, Ruth Rist, Maddie Young, Isla *Giles, Emma Lewis, Olivia *

Non-Active Members (15)

Boocock, Paul Kramer, Kathy Readman, Mark Scheib, Jacqui Busby, Stephanie Moratti, Rod Rogers, Richard Scheib, MarkCornish, Kevin O’Kane. Sean Russell, Sidah Taylor, DeanGurr, Chris Readman, Jenny Rutledge-Malyon, Kirsty

* Patrolling Only

SURF LIFEGUARD AWARDS (22)Aitken, Thomas Gilbertson, Kaiha Lewis, Olivia Saull, CarterArcher, Amy Giles, Emma Little, Jonelle Shand, DarrenCornish, Jasper Hernandez, Gabriela Meban, Alec Swarbrick, AmeliaCreighton, Laine Howe, Alyssa Rist, Maddie van der Net, BlakeCurrin, Sam Kayes, Ruth Rogers, Alistar Young, IslaEngman, Ruby Lane, Victoria PATROL SUPPORT QUALIFICATIONS (2) Ware, Jason Yearbury, Samantha

Results

Millie Russell

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Ten Red Beach lifeguards qualified as IRB drivers in November 2020, after passing the IRB exam at Muriwai beach. Pictured above, from left: Jonah Cleminson (instructor),

Ella Butler, Mary Kramer, Kate Rogers, Xavier Bradshaw, Tim Russell, Matt Hughes, Coby Moratti, Caleb Archer, Kate Fortes, Harry Mellor (instructor). Absent: Conor McDermott.

REFRESHED LIFEGUARDS (143) PATROL SUPPORT REFRESHER (1)

IRB DRIVER AWARDS (10)Archer, Caleb Fortes, Kate McDermott, Conor Rogers, KateBradshaw, Xavier Hughes, Matt Moratti, Coby Russell, TimButler, Ella Kramer, Mary

IRB CREWMAN AWARDS (30)Crewman Awards (30) obtained at exams held 28 June 2020, 9 May 2021, 30 May 2021.

Bavage, Max Howe, Alyssa Reid-Akehurst, Jamie Short, MaddieBlanchard, Mark Jones, Makenna Rogers, Alistar Smith, BrendanCurrin, Jakob Lefeber, Renee Rogers, Kate Taylor, DeanEngman, Ruby Lewis, Toby Santini, Nicolas Turner, HannahFitt, Nathaniel Marinthe, Keeva Sell, Teresa Tyne, MajaFortes, Emily Nicholls, Kayla Shand, Ashling Wignell, AmandaGiles, Emma O’Dea, Kelly Shand, Darren Young, IslaHall, Katrina Presland, Robyn

OTHER AWARDS & QUALIFICATIONSFirst Aid Level 1 : 25 First Aid Level 2 : 23

First Aid Level 2 Refresher : 32 First Aid Level 3 Refresher : 1

Marine VHF Radio Operator (9) CIMS 2 (1) CIMS 3 (1) CIMS 4 (1)

Instructors Rock Climbing (1) Rock Climbing Module (4) Board Rescue Module (5)

Youth Development Camp (1) National Guard School (1) Advanced Lifeguard Award (1)

Northern Region Junior Championships - Orewa

At the Northern Region Junior Surf Championships held at Orewa in February 2021, Red Beach’s 96 athletes won the Junior Championships Points Trophy for a sixth consecutive year and came away with a total of 52 medals … 14 Gold, 19 Silver & 19 Bronze. The Juniors also regained the Cath & Eddie Millar Cup which was last won by Red Beach in 2019.


JUNIORSURF MEMBERS 2020/2021 (448)Male (225)

Aboutaleb, AAinley, CAnderson, TArcher, JArciszewski, DArciszewski, SArmstrong, BArmstrong, CAshworth, CBaldey, LBambery, FBanton, LBarron, NBateman, CBateman, NBayes, JBlackburn-Huettner, WBlanchard, DBlanco, JBodley, MBoric, EBoric, LBoric, MBoyce, ABoyce, HBradshaw, GBrockbank, ABrown, JBryant, RBudden, LBunting, SBurrowes, RButland, SButler, HCaesar, MCallaghan, TCallaghan, VCampbell, HCardey, CCarr, ACarter, ACarty, HCarty, NChua, SClynes, BClynes, JCooper, LCornes, MCousins, KCox, CCox, OCrighton, HCulpin, ACurtis, ADalrymple, Ode Zoete, ADeMeulemeester, M

Derham, EDickinson, TDimes, BDimes, SDonaldson, TDouglas-Brown, NDubowy da Silva, GDubowy da Silva, LDubowy da Silva, SDucker, ODyson, BEdwards, KElliott, JElmiger, NFarrell, JFinnegan, KFleury Thompson, AFoote, MForbes, CFreeman, OGardiner, FGardiner, TGarnett, JGarnett, MGarnett, PGordon, CGordon, JGornall, EGraham, MGruhler, EHaage, OHaage, SHalpin, THanley, OHay, BHay, LHay, RHeise, NHermans, CHirst, JHitchcock, DHoltom, NInger, BInger, KJacobs, JJacobs, KJeffs Wright, FJennings, NJessop, FJohnson, CJones, LJones, TKeepa, EKent, CKing, ALamont, M

Latoa-Levi, CLatoa-Levi, JLawrence, RLawrence, WLe Fleming, GLees, JLehmann, JLeslie, MLisefski, LLisefski, MMackie, CMalifa, CMalifa, MMans, BMarginet, AMartin Dean, EMcCabe, PMcCabe, TMcgiven, PMcIntyre, EMcIntyre, RMcIntyre, TMcKay, TMcQuoid, PMehra, AMerriner, MMerriner, SMicutuan, JMiller, HMiller, JMiller, NMitchell, RMolchanova, GMoss, NMulvey, KMulvey, MNunan, KO’Brien, COMara, EOSullivan, JOSullivan, ZOwen, JOwens, JParker, AParker, BPeach, HPedersen, OPereira, ZPerla, VPigott, IPigott, MPihema, MPihema, PRaethel, FReed, OReeves, A

Reeves, TRoberts, ZRoderick-Clarke, GRoderick-Clarke, ORodney, TRogers, JRolston, TRussell, HRutledge-Malyon, JSavage, ASawyer, BSawyer, LScott, GScott, IShaw, JSheppard, CSheppard, TShort, HSkene, JSkiffington,ASmart, JSmidt, CSmith, BSmith, CSmith, MStephenson, JStill, RStubbs, CTaylor, LTaylor, OTomsett, JTomsett, NTomsett, RTurner, LTyne, LUys, JVaudrey, DVaudrey, LViviers, HWalker, AWatson, AWatson, LWhitehead, AWilkinson, QWilliams, NWilson, AWilson, CWilson, JWilson, JWilson, KWilson, NWoodford, CWyatt, RZoricich, FZoricich, GZoricich, V

Surf Competition coaches: Matthew Hughes, Kate Rogers, Natt Fitt, Ella Butler, Coby Moratti, Hannah Turner and head coach Jack Gavin.

Northern Region Pool Champs and Nationals

Pool Champs land mid-year, just prior to the surf season and, again, Red Beach put in the ground work to compete with pride. For some, the timing of Pool Champsconflictswithwintersports so the numbers can fluctuateintheleadup,but we saw some fantastic build-up by those involved. Unfortunately, Covid-19 forced the cancellation of the SLSNR Pool Champs. The SLSNZ Pool Champs went ahead after a venue switch to Water World, Te Rapa.

The Mangawhai Surf Camp and Survivor

The camp was challenging logistically this year as the camping ground itself was under pressure due toadifficultyear,whichmeantour camp dates were moved out by a week. Initially it was thought this was going to be an issue but, as it turned out, it worked perfectly and the feedback was positive in all respects. Look out for this coming year, we have secured a majority of the camping ground for the club. It will be a big one!

The camp concludes with Survivor, a club tradition, which has to be the best surf experience events in New Zealand. Survivor attracts over 100 Red Beach club members

in randomly selected teams competing across a variety of challenges. There is also a Mini-Survivor event for our Tadpoles and unbadged Juniors, which is equally well received.

Special thanks to Anita Savage, our overall camp coordinator, Caroline and Troy Anderson for the planning and coordination of Survivor, and Teresa Russell for coordinating Mini-Survivor.

Rookie Camp

We call the last year of Juniors the “Rookie Year”. As part of Rookie Year, the level of lifesaving theory and practical education steps up and we also run a Rookie camp. This season we held our Rookie camp at Pakiri Beach, which is our patrolling beach. The event was a great success and enjoyed by all.

A big thanks to those who helped coordinate the 2020/21 Rookie Year: Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Justin Savage, Michelle Butler, Brenden Rolston and to all those who helped with the camp and the programme.

Special Thanks

The key to our continued success is the help we receive from our club members. The time required to plan and coordinate one of the largest Junior divisions in New Zealand requires a lot of effort and I would like to personally acknowledge our

Junior Division Committee members: Brendan Smith, Kelly O’Dea, Sidah Russell, Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon, Caroline Anderson, Morgan Tyne, Toni Macrae and Lauren Harrod.

Caroline, Toni and Morgan all completed their last year on the Junior Committee in the 2020/21 season so I would like to acknowledge their many years of work in the surf sports, education and gear management areas. We look forward to some new members joining for the coming season.

I would also like to thank Debra Cairns and Jack Gavin for their continued support throughout the season.

In addition, a big thanks to all those who have volunteered their time to the Junior Division this year, whether as a coach, manager,watersafety,official,BBQ helper, trailer tower or as a family taxi to get the juniors to their destinations.

I look forward to seeing you on the beach for what looks like a great season ahead.

Richard Rogers, ChairmanJunior Surf Committee


Abiva, JAboutaleb, SAinley, OAlexander, MBaker, KBaker, MBanton, KBartrom, MBavage, CBeachan, TBeaumont, FBelz, CBhaga, PBlackburn-Huettner, LBlackwell, FBlackwell, JBlackwell, TBodley, ABonatto, MBonilla, ABoric, PBowden, BBrazendale, ZBrennan, RBrockbank, RBroomfield,ABryant, SBurns, CBurns, JBurns, SBurrowes, SCaesar, CCampbell, JCarr, ECasiple, EChampion, MChristian, NChurton, SColey, CCoombe, ECooper, ECornes, SCox, KCummings, ACurrie, CDale, JDale, MDalrymple, EDeLeon, ADeMeulemeester, MDonaldson, IDouglas-Brown, IDoyle, LDraper, ODucker, CDucker, E

Dudek, TDuff, KDuff, PDuffett, ADuffett, HDunn, GDunn, ZEdwards, EElley, IElliott, RElmiger, AElmiger, MEvans, AFagan, AFilomeno, EFreeman, MFuentes, MGardiner, AGardiner, BGardiner, IGardiner, MGaudfrin, AGilbert, AGilbert, CGiles, GGodderidge, AGodderidge, FGoldbert, IGornall, CGornall, LHaage, CHall, JHalpin, HHalpin, NHanly, MHarrison, HHarrod, PHarwood, BHarwood, RHenderson, CHenderson, IHolmes, IHughes, MHumphreys, GInger, AJennings, CJennings, EJennings, OJones, AKernohan, HKernohan, KKing, IKirker, CKubicki, CKubicki, MLamont, M

Lapwood, ELatoa-Levi, BLawton, ELeek, JLeek, KLees, CLehmann, ILester, ELowe, AMadsen, SMans, EMarch, CMarginet, HMartin Dean, MMartinez, IMcgiven, MMcilroy, AMcilroy, CMcKenzie, MMelville, FMeredith, QMeyer, VMiller, KMlody, HMouldey, ANewson, MNewson, ONicol Rothery, JO’Brien, DOliver, COngcoy, JO’Reilly, AO’Reilly, CO’Reilly, TOwen , EOwens, LPaea, SPalande, TPaxton, CPearce, APedersen, ZPemberton, APemberton, IPereira, SPerson, BPihema, APirrett, ZPrangley, MRemihana, TRodney, RRoest, MRogers, ARolston, CRoss, IRussell, MRutledge, S

Rutledge-Malyon, SSalmon, GSanderson, ESanderson, IScott, EScott, LScott, SShaw, EShergill, PShirtliff, ASimpkins, NSimpkins, RSimpson, MSkene, LSkiff, NSmallwood, SSmart, HSmith, ASmith, OSpaans, ISparks, GSparks, LStephenson, HStout, ESunderland, ATipene, HTomlinson, JTomlinson, TTroughton, STsui, KTsui, MTuake, AUys, Mvan der Net, SVaneden, RVaudrey, MVercauteren, SVoss, LWakelin, EWard, OWare, SWarren, AWatson, MWeakley, AWenborn, GWhite, EWhite, EWilkinson, JWilliams, EWoodford, HWoodward, RWoodward, SWyatt, HYearbury, JZoricich, M At Orewa Beach in February 2021 , the club’s 96 competitors won the Northern Region Junior Points

Trophy for the sixth consecutive year. The Juniors also regained the Cath & Eddie Millar Cup which was last won by Red Beach in 2019.

At the Junior NRCs at Orewa Beach, it was a trifecta for Red Beach in the U13 Female Beach Flags. From left: Isabella Goldbert (2nd), Rea Simpkins (1st), Charley March (3rd).

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JuniorSurf Chairman’s ReportWhat a year! With the impact of Covid-19 affecting so many in a variety of ways, it was always going to be a challenge for our surf team to deliver a seamless season. The great news is that for our Sunday programme we managed to complete a fantastic Junior season with minimal cancellations due to the great efforts from our committee, coaches and managers.

Our Junior programme really jumped up a notch this season with record numbers (448 members) andasignificantnumberoffamilies that are new to surf and all looking to enjoy the environment and to make new connections.

Red Beach Junior Surf focuses in on two pillars of enablement: surf education and surf sports. The blend of both depends on age, and the journey is always focused onconfidenceenablementinthe water and on the beach.

In education we are proud of the attainment for our Junior members of their agelevelsurfcertificates.These were presented at our annual prize-giving and they highlight the club’s positive movement.

In Junior Surf Sport we were also lucky enough to be able to complete a majority of our competition calendar.

Northern Region Interclub Carnivals: Omaha and Ruakaka

Red Beach were again the largest competing club in the Northern Region and proudly participated at the events held at Omaha (Interclub #1) and Ruakaka (Interclub #2). The regional events focus on being able to demonstrate abilities in a race event, and tobuildconfidenceinthesurf and on the beach. Whilst results are not recorded at these events, we take pride in our attendance, which demonstrates our retention in the area of surf sports.

Northern Region Champs: Orewa

Results-wise, Red Beach took out all the trophies on offer by winning both the Northern Region Junior Competition Club of the Year, as well as the Cath and Eddie Millar Cup which recognises our team event results over the two-day competition. It takes a solid team to win both, and our competitors and their families enjoyed the celebration at the club afterwards. A great conclusion to a competitive weekend. These events can’t be successful without all the efforts of our managers, coaches,officials,watersafetyand administration team that work tirelessly behind the scenes.

The Under-10 Royale

This season, Northern Region trialled an event targeting our under-10 year olds to give them a taste of the action at the Northern Region Champs, and named it the Royale. The feedback from the event was positive and it was a concept focused around team events made up from all clubs on the day. A big thank you to the managers from Red Beach who were involved at that event and who helped make that a successful event for our team. Oceans 21

Our build-up to Nationals was good and we sent a large team down to the Mount to compete in our U14 event. The surf was up and the event team worked very well to schedule in racing across Main Beach and into Shark Alley,rightuptofinalsdayonthe Sunday. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, New Zealand waslockeddownonfinalsday, which meant a somewhat disappointing end to those whohadreachedfinals.Outside of that, the event went very well and team feedback was positive. We still managed to have a team dinner in the park before the close.

Congratulations to all our competitors, managers, coaches and committee. A special thanks to our Junior

ENDURO Fundraiser The Covid-19 lockdowns during 2020 severely restricted the ability to raise funds. However, the club bounced back with the Enduro Fundraiser. It involved the entire club, from 10-year-old Juniors through to Masters and took place on the water at Red Beach on Saturday 14 November 2020.

Club members were asked to collect sponsorships and to complete as many kilometres as they could by paddling, swimming, or rowing over a set course, for either two or three hours, depending on age. Participants were able to choose their discipline … ski, board, swim, run, surf canoe or surf boat. The majority were on the water from 1.00 pm – 4.00 pm. Colourful costumes were prevalent.

The funds generated – more than $11,000 – went a long way to meeting the needs of the surf lifeguard programmes as well as the Junior and Senior development programmes.

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Surf Canoe crews in action!JuniorSurf Training Day

The JuniorSurf division ended the 2020-21 season with an all-time record membership of 448 youngsters aged 4-13 years. In December, club photographer Ross Malyon took the opportunity to look in on a Sunday morning training session at Red Beach to bring you these pics. Santa Claus also happened to be there, having arrived by IRB.


Surf Canoe ReportFor the Surf Canoe division, 2020-21 was very much a ‘stop-go’ season. Covid-19 reared its ugly head, forcing the cancellation of a number of events at which Red Beach’s four crews would have competed (see page 13).

The crews were able to compete at just three carnivals and they were …

Interclub Carnival # 2, Orewa (21 November 2020) : Moanas, Rockin’ Reds, RatbagsOwen Chapman Cup, Red Beach (16 January 2021) : Behemoths, Moanas, Rockin’ Reds, RatbagsERCs, Mt Maunganui (28,29,30 January 2021) : Behemoths, Moanas, Rockin’ Reds, Ratbags

The Whangamata Classicon5Decemberfailedtoattractsufficientsurfcanoeentriesfromalleligibleclubs, and canoe racing was pulled from the programme.

Congratulations to the Red Beach Moanas crew of Robyn Presland, Anita Savage, Rachael Duff & Renee Lefeber on being awarded the Pukekauri Trophy for Top Canoe Crew for 2020-21. The trophy was presented at the club’s Prize Giving Night on 22 May.

68th ANNUAL Report

The club has now completed its 68th year of operation and the way in which the season unfolded is documented in the following pages by way of reports and photographs.

Covid-19 cast an enormous shadow over the 2020-21 season. There were many disruptions to activities as well as the cancellation of events, the two major casualties being the Northern Region

The Club Committee of the Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club (Inc)presents for your adoption the 68th Annual Report andFinancial Statement for the year ended 30th April 2021.

THE 2020/2021 SEASONChampionships (NRCs), and the NZ Championships at Ohope Beach. Read more on page 13.

MembershipThe 2020-21 season saw

changes to the age divisions, with the U16 division being dropped and replaced by the U17 and U15 age categories.

Total Active membership has held at 169, inclusive of athletes and patrolling

members, all of whom carried out voluntary patrols at Red Beach and/or Pakiri.

The Junior Surf division has notched up another record membership with 448 youngsters in its ranks, all aged 4-13 years. Red BeachfirstintroducedNipper members in the 1973-74 season and around 20 youngsters aged 9-13 years joined up.

16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21Senior Men - Active 31 24 18 28 27 - Patrolling 32 15 23 19 21

U19, U17 & U15 Men 36 35 38 37 31 Senior Women - Active 30 29 25 21 26 - Patrolling 8 7 10 13 11 U19, U17 & U15 Women 30 36 39 51 53

TOTAL ACTIVE: 167 146 153 169 169Incl. Patrolling Members

Non-Active 7 2 10 10 15

JuniorSurf Members 425 381 423 443 448Incl. Tadpoles

Squash – Senior 55* 46* 49* 54* 65* - Junior 17 35 40 21 11*Incl. Off-Peak members

Associate Members 557* 645* 724* 701* 830* * Incl. Jnr Parent Associates Surf Lifeguard Awards 30 22 38 41 22

Red Beach Canoe Crews : 2020/2021 Season Masters/Open MenBehemoths : Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Scott Malyon, Justin Savage, Rob Harwood

Masters/Open WomenMoanas : Robyn Presland, Rachael Duff, Anita Savage, Renee LefeberRockin’ Reds : Kelly O’Dea, Sharon Turner, Jennifer Hall, Amanda Wignell

U19 WomenRatbags : Alex Moore, Emily Fortes, Holly Goodare, Sarah Funnell, Ebony Person (ERCs only)

The Red Beach Moanas crew at the ERCs, Mt Maunganui in January 2021, from left: Anita Savage, Robyn Presland, Renee Lefeber, Rachael Duff.

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IRB CompetitionRed Beach had three IRB crews competing during the 2020-21 season, the Raptors and the Rampage

men’s crews, and the Ragdolls women’s crew. All competed in their respective U23 divisions, and at the same Ruakaka venue for all three IRB carnivals.

Committee Meeting AttendancesClub (Management) (5 meetings) Present Apologies Comment Mark Scheib (President) 5 Kathy Kramer 5 Ross Malyon 5 Debra Cairns 5 Richard Rogers 5 Gary Catlin 1 3 Squash delegate Surf Committee (10 meetings) Ian Cairns 9 1 Jacqui Scheib 8 2 Kathy Kramer 5 5 Mark Readman 4 6 Rod Moratti 8 2 Matt Bingley 9 1 Olivia Soesbergen 5 4 Dave Young 4 5 Michelle Butler 8 2 Jenny Readman 6 4 Harry Mellor 2 Non-Committee Peter Kramer Non-Committee

Club AwardsThe following awards were presented at the 2020 Annual General Meeting of the club:

Recognition Awards( 4): Caroline Anderson, Ange Moore, Shane O’Halloran, Sharon Turner

Service Awards (3): Michelle Downey, Peter Kramer, Jenny Readman

Distinguished Service Awards (2): Debra Cairns, Dylan Turner

Life Membership Awards (2): Michelle Newton, Mike Taylor

Club stalwarts Mike Taylor & Michelle Newton were made Life Members of Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club at the Annual General Meeting held in August 2020.


Surf Patrols – Red BeachThe club’s volunteer surf patrols were on duty from Saturday 28 November 2020 until Sunday 28 March 2021. There was one recorded rescue & assist.

Patrol hours worked: 2,222 hrs First Aids: 23 Searches: 0 Preventive Actions: 80 Total Rescues: 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 * Incl. Assists 0 5 6* 5* 1*

Surf Patrols – Pakiri BeachFor the 12th consecutive summer, Red Beach lifeguards patrolled at Pakiri Beach. They were on duty from Saturday 19 December 2020 to Sunday 28 February 2021. There were 2 recorded rescues & assists. Pakiri had 4 Paid Guards on duty during the Christmas/New Year holiday period.Patrol hours worked: 952 hrs First Aids: 8 Searches: 1 Preventive Actions: 168 Total Rescues: 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 * Incl. Assists 0 5 29* 5* 2*

Paid Lifeguard Service (PLS)Four (4) Red Beach lifeguards were appointed by Paid Lifeguard Service for the 2020-21 summer:Olivia Kayes Conor McDermott Harry Mellor Georgia Parker

New Zealand High Performance SquadEven though the 2021 NZ Championships at Ohope Beach did not take place because of the Covid-19 lockdown, the NZ selectors announced additions to the SLSNZ High Performance Squad for 2020-21. We congratulate the following three Red Beach club members who were named in the squad:

Akira Gardiner Ciara O’Neill Kate Rogers

New Zealand SelectorsWe acknowledge the following club members for their roles as New Zealand Selectors …

John Creighton Beach & Ocean Selector Michelle Newton High Performance Surf Boats

IRB ReportRed Beach have jumped

from having just one IRB crew in the 2018-2019 season to a whopping three IRB crews participating in competitions throughout the 2020-2021 season.

These three crews consisted of the U23 Women, the Red Beach Ragdolls, with Brie Downey (driver) and Emma Hildesley (crew), and two U23 Men, with one crew being the Red Beach Raptors, made up of Jonah Cleminson (driver) and Harry Mellor (crewman). The second crew was the Red Beach Rampage, with Kees Kramer (driver) and Matt Hughes (crewman).

The teams could not compete without their valued patients … Peyton Bingley, Coby Moratti, Teresa Sell, Blake van der Net, Xavier Bradshaw, Kayla Nicholls, and Lachie Nicholls.

Thefirstcompetitionoftheseason, with crews placing, were the Northern Region Championships on 20 March 2021, hosted at Ruakaka, with overall great weather but with large amounts of red seaweed which proved to be testing for all competitors. The team’s hard work paid

off with the U23 Women (Red Beach Ragdolls) coming awaywithafirstinMassRescue, two seconds in the races Assembly and Tube Rescue, and a third in the Single Rescue. The U23 Men (Red Beach Raptors) scored afirstintheTubeRescueandtwo thirds in the races Single Rescue and Mass Rescue.

Red Beach ran up 19 club points and placed 5th overall.

The National IRB Championships were right around the corner, being the end of this short season for the crews, held on April 10 & 11 at Ruakaka. This competition saw all three teams racing in what was an overall great event, but conditions were extremely testing due to torrential downpours on Day One and extraordinary amounts of sandfliesonDayTwo.

The U23 Women (Red Beach Ragdolls) were rewarded with a well-deserved second in the Assembly Rescue, and one of the U23 Men’s crews (Red Beach Rampage) saw their hard work pay off, gaining a 4th in the Tube Rescue. The other Men’s U23 crew (Red Beach Raptors) came away with a strong fourth in their Tube Rescue semis.

The overall club points were 16, placing Red Beach 12th out of 20 clubs.

The crews had an overall solid year and are already looking forward to their next

season. It is exciting to see the growth both inside and outside of the club in the IRB community. These teams are especially thankful for their dedicated supporters and for the tireless help of team manager Jacob Groom and RedBeachofficialsSallyMellor and Michelle Newton in whom they are extremely lucky to have volunteered in order for the crews to participate in competitions.

Jonah Cleminson

IRB Chief Instructor

The Effect of the Covid-19 Lockdowns The Covid-19 lockdown levels had a dramatic impact on Surf Lifesaving events, resulting in the cancellation of the following during 2020-21 …

11 July SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night, Cordis Hotel15 August SLSNR Awards of Excellence, Cocktail Function22 August RBSLSC Pub to Club event, Puhoi to Red Beach5 & 6 September SLSNR Pool Championships, National Aquatic Centre 19 September 90 Mile Classic IRB Challenge, Ahipara 19 September SLSNZ Awards of Excellence, Te Papa, Wellington13 & 20 September RBSLSC Junior Surf Registration Days20 September RBSLSC Junior Surf Information Day – new entrants18,19,20 September RBSLSC Winter Surf Camp, Whangamata (80 members)20 & 21 February SLSNR Northern Region Championships, Ruakaka28 February (Sunday) SLSNZ(finalday)Oceans’21,MtMaunganui6 March SLSNR Rookie Challenge/Patrol Champs, Waipu Cove11-14 March SLSNZ National Championships, Ohope Beach

Jonah Cleminson was the 2020-21 winner of the

Nick Saull Memorial Trophy for Contribution to Powercraft


Red Beach Powercraft Manager Peter Kramer was the recipient of an SLSNR Service Award at theAwards of Excellence function held at Auckland’s Cordis Hotel on Saturday 17 July.

Red Beach Surf Club stalwart Michelle Newton became just the seventh woman to be made a Life Member of Surf Life Saving Northern Region when she was presented with the prestigious award. The honour

was bestowed on her at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence night held at the Cordis Hotel on Saturday 17 July before a gathering of more than 300 guests. She is the fourth Red Beach club member to receive this award.

Boaties Reunion

With the theme of Red Beach Surf Boats through the Decades, Red Beach Surf Club held a Boaties Reunion at the clubrooms on the afternoon of Sunday 22 November 2020.

On the invitation list was everyone who had either rowed or swept a Red Beach surf boat since the firstboatmadeanappearanceonthewaterinthelate1960s.

“Every effort was made to track down the rowers & sweeps from the past 50-plus years and we had a lot of success in locating them,” said former sweep Ted Taylor who came up with the idea for the reunion.

Boatiesspanningmorethanfivedecadeshadtheopportunitytorubshoulderswithoneanotheratthe event which attracted around 150 people.


The Gabsta. Colombian born, she had never rowed previously so the firstactionwastoteachandtrainher to row a surfboat.

Whilst it is expected, it’s always very uplifting to see a crew exercise real patience and assistance to a new crew member when they need time in the boat to learn. This collaboration undoubtedly grows the overall team spirit and in no time the Valkyries had their boat travelling faster than they had in their previous season, resulting in apodium(second)finishinthefirstevent of the season.

The very welcome recruitment of new rower Thea Stout shortly after the beginning of the season took thecrewnumberstofiveandwesaw a young lady who had never rowed previously nail it almost immediately, even rowing both sides of the boat. Whilst Bugsy attempted to take the cred for her so quickly in mastering rowing technique, he conceded that Thea was one of those few naturals that could do so.

Withfiverowers,thestagewas set for a big season, starting with the Central Region Champs in Taranaki. With a 6-8ft wave forecast, the Valykries had a training camp and hunted out some big seas in preparation for Taranaki. Unfortunately, this resulted in Thea suffering an injury to her knee which would require surgery and deny her the season

rowing. It’s great to be able to report her recovery is going better than was to be expected and she willbereadywithallgunsfiringfornext season.

The season continued with the remaining four rowers and proudly the Valkyries made the podium in all events and were second overall in the NZ Surf Boat Series.

Each member of the crew brings their own individual positives into the mix, but crew captain Bethany Enright, aka Con, has truly been the stalwart leader both on and off the water. This leadership quality has been evident and has grown over the past two seasons.

Sadly, we lost The Gabsta who, at the end of the season, left us for her family back in Colombia. Hard to understand really, but we have her ready to tag in for the next World Champs in the Northern Hemisphere and won’t that be a great reunion.

Finally, a big thanks to the

Valkyries parents who always pitch in to help out, and in particular Lynn Hargreaves for all her organisation of away-event accommodation, food and Twisties.

Bugsy O’Halloran, Sweep

Under 23 Men - PiratesThis season brought a few new

faces to the Pirates camp with six men keen to give rowing surf boats a decent crack. The Pirates had a slow start as

they managed a few injury niggles and work/study clashes, but eventually they settled on a core of four Pirates who soon started to make wake.

The crew comprised of Josh Young, Simon Bath, Finn Mount and Rowan Gjaltema, with our two subs Justin Vasiljevic and Brodie Campbell.

Once the Pirates got over their phobia of Speedos, and when the glare off their white thighs had dulled, they really started to come into their own; we started to see there was some real power in those thighs, not just the glare!!

It didn’t take long for the Pirates to

realise they had a lot more potential in rowing surf boats than what they thought,andthatpodiumfinisheswerevery realistic. With this knowledge and belief, they did start making podium finishes.

It was an excellent introductory season for the Pirates, picking up a few medals and a lot of good experience. We even managed to get out in a fun event at Piha in some monster surf which gave them a taste of big wave management which they will take with them in coming seasons. It is easy tosay,butIamconfidentwewouldhave seen the Pirates on the podium at Nationals, and their goal for the season achieved.

Finally a special mention must go

to another Pirate, David Young. He played a huge part in the development of this team purely by pushing them to get to trainings and also sweeping them at most of the on-water trainings. Thank you, David.

Jed Wright, Sweep

Regional & National Awards -2020Surf Life Saving Northern Region September 2020 : SLSNR Service Awards (3) Ian Cairns Craig Gledhill Richard Rogers

Masters Competition Club of the Year – Red BeachNorthern Region Junior Surf Championships Trophy – Red BeachNorthern Region Senior Surf Championships Trophy – Red BeachOutstanding Contribution to Powercraft – Peter KramerU16 Sportsman of the Year – Akira Gardiner

Surf Life Saving New ZealandSeptember 2020 : SLSNZ Service Awards (3) - Debra Cairns Robyn Presland Dylan Turner Gudsell Trophy : Awarded to Red Beach for the most Surf Lifeguard Awards achieved (41) for 2019/20.

Regional Awards -2021Surf Life Saving Northern Region July 2021 : SLSNR Service Award - Peter Kramer SLSNR Life Membership - Michelle Newton

Surf Lifeguard of the Year – Harry MellorJunior Coach of the Year – Brendon Rutledge-Malyon U19 Sportsman of the Year – Patrick Makgill Developing Surf Official of the Year – Andrew ShortOutstanding Contribution to Junior Surf – Claire Burgham Junior Regional (Paid) Lifeguard of the Year – Olivia Kayes

Cath & Eddie Millar Cup (Junior Surf) – Red BeachNorthern Region Junior Surf Championships Trophy – Red Beach

FundraisingDuring the 2020-21 season the following fundraising methods employed:

Platinum & Gold Sponsors Silver & Bronze Sponsors Business House Sponsors RugbyNightFundraiser AnnualClubRaffle EnduroFundraiser RayWhiteQuizNight FridayNightMeatRaffles KFCClubDistributionOpen Water Swim Sunday BBQs Northern Arena $10 for 10 Days

BH Heron Red Beach Lifeguard Development Trust The six trustees are Bryan Heron, Ross Malyon, Graeme Danks, Pat Heron, Mark Readman and Jane Finlayson. Since 2009 the Trust has paid out more than $28,000. There was one grant made during the period 1st July 20120 – 30th June 2021: Carter Saull received a grant for $500 towards the cost of a 5-day voyage on the Spirit of New Zealand to learn life skills and to develop personal leadership.

Conclusion There is a common resolve within the club to remain strong and to keep moving ahead to meet the best interests of both the club and its members. To everyone who has made a contribution over the past season, be it great or small, Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club extends a very big THANK YOU. Ross Malyon, Club Secretary

Patrick Makgill

The Rabbits Open Women’s boat crew took out the Silver medal in the long course final at the ERCs at Mt Maunganui in January 2021. From left: Zoe Turner, Kathleen Oneroa, Jed Wright (sweep),

Tobi Noble, Olivia Soesbergen.


Surf Boat ReportThe 2020-2021 season was a

challenge with the uncertainties brought on by Covid lockdowns and the continual threats of lockdowns which caused disruptions to training and, of course, a number of carnivals including the NZ Championships.

The season for the boats was limited to just four carnivals. We had three surf boat crews on the water – the Rabbits backing up for a second year in the Open Women’s division, the Valkyries also backing up their second year in the U19 Women’s division, and our new Pirates crew hitting the water in the U23 Men’s division.

In true Red Beach spirit, the athletes put aside the disruptions of Covid and set their goals on training and competing, and always with an eye for the podium. In four events, our three crews totalled elevenpodiumfinisheswhichshows how well these three crews were travelling towards Nationals. In fact, at the North Island Surf Boat champs at Waihi Beach, which is used as a strong indicator of how crews will perform at Nationals, all three Red Beach crews graced the podium. Alas, the potential of podiumfinishesatNationalswasnot to be with the event cancelled due to Covid.

As always, we must extend our thanks to our Red Beach senior surfofficialMichelleNewtonwhotirelesslyofficiatesatallcarnivals.Debra Cairns is another who we try not to bother too much, given the enormous number of competitors the club has registering in carnivals, but inevitably we do lean on Deb for her help and she always comes through for us.

Another thanks and a shout out to David Young for all his efforts to successfully get our Pirates crew on the water. We were often short of a sweep to train the Pirates and David jumped in the boat and made sure these young men got time on their oars. The success of the Pirates is largely attributed to the assistance David provided all season.

Finally, a huge thanks and appreciation to our club sponsors and especially our surf boat sponsors whose brands we proudly promote on our surfboats … The Flying Herons, Argosy Property, and Bayleys Realty Group. Undoubtedly we rely on this support and we look forward to further promoting your support for our club and the surf boat group next season and for many seasons to come.

Surf Boat Award Winners for the season were:

Bacon & Egg Pie Bakers Champions Tray - Valkyries U19 crew

O’Halloran Family Cup - Boatie Spirit of Club Award : David Young

Bugsy Cup - Boatie Personality of the Year : Tobi Noble

Mike Smith Cup - Most Improved Female Rower : Bethany Enright

Craig Dillon Cup - Most Improved Male Rower : Josh Young Terry Marsh Trophy - Top Surf Boat Crew : Valkyries U19 Crew : Keeva Marinthe, Bethany Enright, Maia Young, Gabriela Hernandez Najera, Thea Stout, Shane O’Halloran (sweep).

Shane ‘Bugsy’ O’Halloran Surf Boat Captain

Open Women - RabbitsThe Rabbits crew comprised

ofthesamefivestrongwomenasthe season prior, competing in their second year in the Open Women’s division. Kathleen Oneroa, Olivia Soesbergen, Tobi Noble, Danielle Ford, and Zoe Turner came into the season determined to give it their all. With the ‘baby’ Rabbit (Zoe) residing and studying in Queenstown, it meant that she would join up with the crew at carnivals whenever she could.

Training in the boat together as

acrewhasbecomedifficultwiththese ladies having to balance jobs, rosters and shifts in their professional lives, but they make up for any disadvantages with their commitment and self- motivation in their personal training. Every competition weekend these ladies competed at, they made a podium result. This included claiming the Silver medal in the NZ Surf Boat series for the second year in a row.

As was the case with most

athletes, we were gutted to learn of the cancellation of Nationals and not being able to reach our peak, but we will just use this as fuel for next season.

Jed Wright, Sweep

Under 19 Women - ValkyriesThe Valkyries went into this

season knowing their second year of rowing surf boats would bring an expectation to improve on the previous season by using the experience they had gained. The core of the crew remained unchanged with Keeva Marinthe (stroke), Maia Young (second bow), and Bethany Enright (bow). With last season’s second stroke moving on, the Valkyries recruited Gabriela Hernandez Najera, aka

President’s ReportWith the heavy side of

Covid-19 behind us, and moving into a solid year of training by our athletes, it was sad to see the cancellation of the premier event, the NZ Championships, because of Covid. Our hearts went out to all those who committed the hours of training for what was looking to be a great Nationals for our club, based on results from the carnivals preceding the Nationals.

The second placing gained at the next biggest event, the ERCs, showed the gains the club was making by way of some incredible results that you’ll read about in other reports within this Annual Report.

Once again our question has been … is success measured purely by results? We at Red Beach believe not, as the club spirit and culture within the club is the most important focus which leads to results, and well led by our club coach Jack Gavin. With large numbers at training, we have continued to grow, so much so that our club is nearing full capacity with gear storage. We are currently looking into options to future-proof this issue as our community keeps growing. And as families continue to have their children participating in surf lifesaving, we need to accommodate this growth.

This was our twelfth season of patrolling at Pakiri Beach during the peak of the summer (Dec – Feb) in addition to normal patrols at Red Beach from November to March.

Our lifeguards completed

a total of 3,174 voluntary patrolling hours. We carried out 248 preventative actions, 3 rescues and patient assists, 31firstaidtreatmentsandonesearch.

The efforts by members, whether on the beach, upskilling, gaining additional awards or instructing, are greatly appreciated.

During the season we had 22 lifeguards qualify for the Surf Lifeguard Award, while twoqualifiedaspatrolsupportguards.

To have an active role as part of our community in providing our service, training children and young adults is providing parents with the assurance that they are in the club for great reasons. Plus, our Masters’ programme gives all ages an opportunity for well-being, good health and a sense of belonging. May this continue to grow the numbers at Red Beach Surf Club.

Special thanks to all the club members who are on the different Committees and who give their time to help make the club what it is; your fineefforts and time involved are very humbling. Please take the time to read the reports from the different divisions and, hopefully, you’ll recognise the work carried out by many of our club members.

Congratulations to the winners of the trophies that were up for contention at this year’s Prize Giving; and a special mention to Kathy Kramer who took out the President’s Cup for Best Clubman. Kathy’s commitment

as co-chairperson of the Management Committee, her various meetings with Northern Region, and continued help to Debra to oversee, organise andguidethefinancialpositionof the club, has us in good hands. Thank you, Kathy!

Thanks to all our active and

associate members, friends, volunteers and other helpers in the wider community, plus our sponsors who continue to make the Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club the very special place it is.

Mark Scheib, Club President

Red Beach lifeguards Caleb Archer and Peyton Bingley on water patrol duty during the

2021 Owen Chapman Cup surf carnival. Caleb won the Best All-Round Patrolling Member award

for 2020-21.


The Red Beach Pirates crew took out the Bronze medal in the U23 Men’s division (short course) at the ERCs at Mt Maunganui in January 2021. From left: Rowan Gjaltema, Jed Wright (sweep),

Simon Bath, Finn Mount, Joshua Young. Not pictured, Brodie Campbell.

During the 2020-21 season, Red Beach’s Junior division won the Northern Region Junior Points Trophy for the sixth consecutive year, and regained the Cath & Eddie Millar Cup.

Both trophies were presented at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night. From left: Andrew Short, Claire Burgham, Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon, Brendon Rutledge-Malyon.

The Valkyries U19 Women’s boat crew at the Whangamata Classic surf carnival in December 2020. From left: Bethany Enright, Keeva Marinthe, Thea Stout, Gabriela Hernandez Najera, Maia Young,

Shane ‘Bugsy’ O’Halloran (sweep).

Harry Mellor collected one of the premier awards – Surf Lifeguard of the Year - at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night on 17 July 2021. The trophy was last won by a Red Beach lifeguard in 1991.


Lifesaving ReportLifesaving Operational Team

Lifesaving Manager Harry MellorPowercraft Manager Peter Kramer

Chief IRB Instructor Jonah Cleminson

Chief Lifeguard Instructor Georgia Parker

Lifeguard Award Instructors Peter Fortes, Sam Goodare

IRB Club Instructors Kees Kramer, Harry Mellor, Brodie Campbell

Northern Region Examiners Debra Cairns, Peter Kramer

Callout Squad Members Harry Mellor, Peter Kramer, Jonah Cleminson, Kees Kramer, Hamish, Gledhill, Daniel Cairns,

Brie Downey, Richard Rogers, Craig Butler, Olivia Kayes, Dave Young, Andrew Giles, Wade Downey

We have again concluded the season having achieved our mission of keeping the community safe on our beaches as we continue to patrol both Red Beach and Pakiri. From a lifesaving perspective we have many things to be proud of and it was another successful year with no drownings or serious injuries, but plenty of minor first aids and preventive actions taking place. Attendance and commitment from the patrols this season was excellent. Our regular patrol audits also met an acceptably high standard. This is testament to the members of our club being well trained and equipped to deal with any situation that presents itself.

We continue to grow as a club and introduce new candidates to the delights and challenges of lifeguarding. In the 2020/21 season we qualified 22 new lifeguards and 2 patrol support guards. This can just be the beginning of their lifeguarding journey as there are many pathways and opportunities in which to develop and grow.

This year, we have had to be more active in identifying and promoting these opportunities to our members and as a result we’ve had members complete First Aid certificates, qualify as IRB crew and drivers including VHF, and attend the Youth Development Camps, Intermediate Guard School and National Guard school.

Orange Patrol on duty at Red Beach, 12 December 2020. Standing, L-R: Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Scott Malyon, Justin Savage, Jakob Currin, Renee Lefeber, Isla Young, Rob Harwood, Sam Young, Sam Currin. Seated: Rachael Duff, Amanda Wignell.

Gold medallists in the U17 Women’s Beach Relay at the ERCs, Mt Maunganui, from left: Katrina Hall, Ciara O’Neill, Maya Grover, Makenna Jones

EASTERN REGION CHAMPS Mt Maunganui 29-31 January 2021

It was the best ERCs result in years for Red Beach. The club maintained its second overall points placing throughout the 3 days of the Eastern Region Championships to be runner-up to host club Mount Maunganui when the event came to a close.Red Beach athletes came away with 8 Gold, 21 Silver & 15 Bronze Medals. All results on club website.

GOLD MEDALLISTS (8) U15 Men’s Diamond 1st Jasper CornishU17 Women’s Beach Flags 1st Ciara O’Neill U17 Women’s Ironperson 1st Hannah TurnerU19 Men’s Ski 1st Kalani GilbertsonU17 Men’s Board Relay 1st Nat Fitt, Matt Hughes, Coby MorattiU17 Women’s Beach Relay 1st Katrina Hall, Makenna Jones, Ciara O’Neill, Maya GroverU19 Men’s Surf Teams 1st Patrick Makgill, Henry Williams, Conor McDermott, Lachlan Nicholls

U19 Women’s Canoe – Short Course 1st Ratbags crew : Alex Moore, Sarah Funnell, Holly Goodare, Peyton Bingley, Ebony Person

Overall Club Placings at ERCs: 1. Mt Maunganui (135) 5. East End (70) 9. Lyall Bay (31) 2. Red Beach (101) 6. Waikanae (65) 10. Ocean Beach Kiwi (29) 3. Mairangi Bay (77) 7. Piha (63) 11. Taylors Mistake (28) 4. Omanu (71) 8. Orewa (47) 12. Midway (17)

Jasper Cornish Ciara O’Neill Hannah Turner Kalani Gilbertson


Club Captain’s ReportThe 2020-21 season

kicked off in a familiar fashion, with encouraging registration numbers across all age groups, from Juniors through to Seniors. With a well-led group of enthusiastic members, the club has achieved a high level of success this season across both the lifesaving and sports arenas. Ultimately, a COVID affected year had an impact on the Northland Development Camp, among other things throughout the season.

The sports calendar was also cut short with the cancellation of both the NRCs and the New Zealand Championships at Ohope Beach which was disappointing for our members, given the hard work they put in throughout the season. I have no doubt that Red Beach would have backed up last year’s result and dominated the NRCs event at Ruakaka. I feel the club was also on track to make a major statement at

the Nationals following a strongfinishattheERCsevent at Mt Maunganui. Red Beachfinished2ndoveralltothe Mount club, and was the top Northern Region club by some margin.

I’d like to congratulate the following members who have been selected for the SLSNZ High Performance Squad … Akira Gardiner, Ciara O’Neill & Kate Rogers who will join Red Beach athletes Kalani Gilbertson and Patrick Makgill in the squad. This is a great achievement and testament to the hard work you have all put into your training. I would like to make a special acknowledgment to the achievements of Patrick Makill at the SLSNZ Pool Rescue Championships, winning six National gold medals, two silvers and a bronze. An amazing achievement, amongst many others.

The feel-good factor remains strong at the club with superb leadership

at Management level, supported by enthusiastic Senior and Junior committees. The club remains as one with all divisions of the club integrating well together. It’s great to see some encouraging leadership and mentoring qualities developing from the senior athletes and a strong camaraderie among all squad members.

In a season full of sporting calendar setbacks and disappointments, there were a lot of positives which we will take into next season. The Red Beach team was well-led by our coach Jack Gavin and the management teams with strong support from club members, families, friends and sponsors. I thank you for your efforts over the season and reiterate, your contributions and support are a key part of the club’s success.

Mark Readman

Club Captain

We’ve also been working hard with council planners, architects and the local Iwi to hopefully realise our vision of a tower at Pakiri, which will provide much needed shelter from the harsh elements, as well as a wider view of the beach.

I wish to thank all the members of the Lifesaving Operational Team for the efforts they put in, plus the enthusiasm they have shown in improving ourproficiencyandskills.Iencourage anyone wishing to

become involved with the club to simply ask, as every little bit of support helps.

Finally, I want to thank all our lifeguards for putting on their red and yellow uniforms, as well as our less visible instructors and examiners, and the families who support us so we can keep our community safe on our beaches.

Award Winners Jubilee Trophy : Best All Round Patrolling Member Caleb Archer

Chris Hailwood Memorial Cup: U16 Lifeguard of the Year Thomas Aitken

Nick Saull Memorial Trophy: Contribution to Powercraft Jonah Cleminson

Harry MellorLifesaving Manager

Patrol StatisticsRed Beach : 28 November 2020 – 28 March 2021 Pakiri : 19 December 2020 – 28 February 2021

Patrol hours completed 2,222 Patrol hours completed 952Rescues & Assists 1 Rescues & Assists 2Searches 0 Searches 1 First Aids 23 First Aids 8Preventive Actions 80 Preventive Actions 168

Red Beach lifeguards on patrol at Pakiri Beach.Gold medallists in the U17 Men’s Board Relay at the ERCs, Mt Maunganui,

from left: Nat Fitt, Matt Hughes, Coby Moratti


The ‘Alternative Nationals’....

Covid-19 dealt a cruel blow in March 2021 with lockdowns forcing the cancellation of the NZ Surf Life Saving Championships at Ohope Beach.

Auckland was in COVID Alert Level 3 with the rest of the country at Level 2 until at least Sunday 7 March. With the Nationals scheduled to take place from 11-14 March, a decision needed to be taken by SLSNZ on whether to proceed with the event.

The TSB Nationals could not be held due to limitations on inter-regional travel (L3) and mass gatherings of 100 or more (L2).As hard as it was to face the cancellation of this premier event, and having moved out of Level 3 in the Auckland region, the club hit on the idea to stage a Super Saturday Club Day at Red Beach on Saturday 13 March.

Club members attended the event in large numbers and, with mixed teams, took part in a Super Taplin Relay Series of six races. Athletes also had the opportunity to jump into surf boats and surf canoes for some fun racing – all five canoes were on the water – as well as the club surf boats.

The afternoon concluded with a get-together in the spacious grounds of club president Mark Scheib’s residence.


The ‘Alternative Nationals’....

Covid-19 dealt a cruel blow in March 2021 with lockdowns forcing the cancellation of the NZ Surf Life Saving Championships at Ohope Beach.

Auckland was in COVID Alert Level 3 with the rest of the country at Level 2 until at least Sunday 7 March. With the Nationals scheduled to take place from 11-14 March, a decision needed to be taken by SLSNZ on whether to proceed with the event.

The TSB Nationals could not be held due to limitations on inter-regional travel (L3) and mass gatherings of 100 or more (L2).As hard as it was to face the cancellation of this premier event, and having moved out of Level 3 in the Auckland region, the club hit on the idea to stage a Super Saturday Club Day at Red Beach on Saturday 13 March.

Club members attended the event in large numbers and, with mixed teams, took part in a Super Taplin Relay Series of six races. Athletes also had the opportunity to jump into surf boats and surf canoes for some fun racing – all five canoes were on the water – as well as the club surf boats.

The afternoon concluded with a get-together in the spacious grounds of club president Mark Scheib’s residence.

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Club Captain’s ReportThe 2020-21 season

kicked off in a familiar fashion, with encouraging registration numbers across all age groups, from Juniors through to Seniors. With a well-led group of enthusiastic members, the club has achieved a high level of success this season across both the lifesaving and sports arenas. Ultimately, a COVID affected year had an impact on the Northland Development Camp, among other things throughout the season.

The sports calendar was also cut short with the cancellation of both the NRCs and the New Zealand Championships at Ohope Beach which was disappointing for our members, given the hard work they put in throughout the season. I have no doubt that Red Beach would have backed up last year’s result and dominated the NRCs event at Ruakaka. I feel the club was also on track to make a major statement at

the Nationals following a strongfinishattheERCsevent at Mt Maunganui. Red Beachfinished2ndoveralltothe Mount club, and was the top Northern Region club by some margin.

I’d like to congratulate the following members who have been selected for the SLSNZ High Performance Squad … Akira Gardiner, Ciara O’Neill & Kate Rogers who will join Red Beach athletes Kalani Gilbertson and Patrick Makgill in the squad. This is a great achievement and testament to the hard work you have all put into your training. I would like to make a special acknowledgment to the achievements of Patrick Makill at the SLSNZ Pool Rescue Championships, winning six National gold medals, two silvers and a bronze. An amazing achievement, amongst many others.

The feel-good factor remains strong at the club with superb leadership

at Management level, supported by enthusiastic Senior and Junior committees. The club remains as one with all divisions of the club integrating well together. It’s great to see some encouraging leadership and mentoring qualities developing from the senior athletes and a strong camaraderie among all squad members.

In a season full of sporting calendar setbacks and disappointments, there were a lot of positives which we will take into next season. The Red Beach team was well-led by our coach Jack Gavin and the management teams with strong support from club members, families, friends and sponsors. I thank you for your efforts over the season and reiterate, your contributions and support are a key part of the club’s success.

Mark Readman

Club Captain

We’ve also been working hard with council planners, architects and the local Iwi to hopefully realise our vision of a tower at Pakiri, which will provide much needed shelter from the harsh elements, as well as a wider view of the beach.

I wish to thank all the members of the Lifesaving Operational Team for the efforts they put in, plus the enthusiasm they have shown in improving ourproficiencyandskills.Iencourage anyone wishing to

become involved with the club to simply ask, as every little bit of support helps.

Finally, I want to thank all our lifeguards for putting on their red and yellow uniforms, as well as our less visible instructors and examiners, and the families who support us so we can keep our community safe on our beaches.

Award Winners Jubilee Trophy : Best All Round Patrolling Member Caleb Archer

Chris Hailwood Memorial Cup: U16 Lifeguard of the Year Thomas Aitken

Nick Saull Memorial Trophy: Contribution to Powercraft Jonah Cleminson

Harry MellorLifesaving Manager

Patrol StatisticsRed Beach : 28 November 2020 – 28 March 2021 Pakiri : 19 December 2020 – 28 February 2021

Patrol hours completed 2,222 Patrol hours completed 952Rescues & Assists 1 Rescues & Assists 2Searches 0 Searches 1 First Aids 23 First Aids 8Preventive Actions 80 Preventive Actions 168

Red Beach lifeguards on patrol at Pakiri Beach.Gold medallists in the U17 Men’s Board Relay at the ERCs, Mt Maunganui,

from left: Nat Fitt, Matt Hughes, Coby Moratti


Lifesaving ReportLifesaving Operational Team

Lifesaving Manager Harry MellorPowercraft Manager Peter Kramer

Chief IRB Instructor Jonah Cleminson

Chief Lifeguard Instructor Georgia Parker

Lifeguard Award Instructors Peter Fortes, Sam Goodare

IRB Club Instructors Kees Kramer, Harry Mellor, Brodie Campbell

Northern Region Examiners Debra Cairns, Peter Kramer

Callout Squad Members Harry Mellor, Peter Kramer, Jonah Cleminson, Kees Kramer, Hamish, Gledhill, Daniel Cairns,

Brie Downey, Richard Rogers, Craig Butler, Olivia Kayes, Dave Young, Andrew Giles, Wade Downey

We have again concluded the season having achieved our mission of keeping the community safe on our beaches as we continue to patrol both Red Beach and Pakiri. From a lifesaving perspective we have many things to be proud of and it was another successful year with no drownings or serious injuries, butplentyofminorfirstaidsandpreventive actions taking place. Attendance and commitment from the patrols this season was excellent. Our regular patrol audits also met an acceptably high standard. This is testament to the members of our club being well trained and equipped to deal with any situation that presents itself.

We continue to grow as a club and introduce new candidates to the delights and challenges of lifeguarding. In the 2020/21 seasonwequalified22newlifeguards and 2 patrol support guards. This can just be the beginning of their lifeguarding journey as there are many pathways and opportunities in which to develop and grow.

This year, we have had to be more active in identifying and promoting these opportunities to our members and as a result we’ve had members completeFirstAidcertificates,qualify as IRB crew and drivers including VHF, and attend the Youth Development Camps, Intermediate Guard School and National Guard school.

Orange Patrol on duty at Red Beach, 12 December 2020. Standing, L-R: Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Scott Malyon, Justin Savage, Jakob Currin, Renee Lefeber, Isla Young, Rob Harwood, Sam Young, Sam Currin. Seated: Rachael Duff, Amanda Wignell.

Gold medallists in the U17 Women’s Beach Relay at the ERCs, Mt Maunganui, from left: Katrina Hall, Ciara O’Neill, Maya Grover, Makenna Jones

EASTERN REGION CHAMPS Mt Maunganui 29-31 January 2021

It was the best ERCs result in years for Red Beach. The club maintained its second overall points placing throughout the 3 days of the Eastern Region Championships to be runner-up to host club Mount Maunganui when the event came to a close.Red Beach athletes came away with 8 Gold, 21 Silver & 15 Bronze Medals. All results on club website.

GOLD MEDALLISTS (8) U15 Men’s Diamond 1st Jasper CornishU17 Women’s Beach Flags 1st Ciara O’Neill U17 Women’s Ironperson 1st Hannah TurnerU19 Men’s Ski 1st Kalani GilbertsonU17 Men’s Board Relay 1st Nat Fitt, Matt Hughes, Coby MorattiU17 Women’s Beach Relay 1st Katrina Hall, Makenna Jones, Ciara O’Neill, Maya GroverU19 Men’s Surf Teams 1st Patrick Makgill, Henry Williams, Conor McDermott, Lachlan Nicholls

U19 Women’s Canoe – Short Course 1st Ratbags crew : Alex Moore, Sarah Funnell, Holly Goodare, Peyton Bingley, Ebony Person

Overall Club Placings at ERCs: 1. Mt Maunganui (135) 5. East End (70) 9. Lyall Bay (31) 2. Red Beach (101) 6. Waikanae (65) 10. Ocean Beach Kiwi (29) 3. Mairangi Bay (77) 7. Piha (63) 11. Taylors Mistake (28) 4. Omanu (71) 8. Orewa (47) 12. Midway (17)

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The Red Beach Pirates crew took out the Bronze medal in the U23 Men’s division (short course) at the ERCs at Mt Maunganui in January 2021. From left: Rowan Gjaltema, Jed Wright (sweep),

Simon Bath, Finn Mount, Joshua Young. Not pictured, Brodie Campbell.

During the 2020-21 season, Red Beach’s Junior division won the Northern Region Junior Points Trophy for the sixth consecutive year, and regained the Cath & Eddie Millar Cup.

Both trophies were presented at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night. From left: Andrew Short, Claire Burgham, Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon, Brendon Rutledge-Malyon.

The Valkyries U19 Women’s boat crew at the Whangamata Classic surf carnival in December 2020. From left: Bethany Enright, Keeva Marinthe, Thea Stout, Gabriela Hernandez Najera, Maia Young,

Shane ‘Bugsy’ O’Halloran (sweep).

Harry Mellor collected one of the premier awards – Surf Lifeguard of the Year - at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night on 17 July 2021. The trophy was last won by a Red Beach lifeguard in 1991.


Surf Boat ReportThe 2020-2021 season was a

challenge with the uncertainties brought on by Covid lockdowns and the continual threats of lockdowns which caused disruptions to training and, of course, a number of carnivals including the NZ Championships.

The season for the boats was limited to just four carnivals. We had three surf boat crews on the water – the Rabbits backing up for a second year in the Open Women’s division, the Valkyries also backing up their second year in the U19 Women’s division, and our new Pirates crew hitting the water in the U23 Men’s division.

In true Red Beach spirit, the athletes put aside the disruptions of Covid and set their goals on training and competing, and always with an eye for the podium. In four events, our three crews totalled elevenpodiumfinisheswhichshows how well these three crews were travelling towards Nationals. In fact, at the North Island Surf Boat champs at Waihi Beach, which is used as a strong indicator of how crews will perform at Nationals, all three Red Beach crews graced the podium. Alas, the potential of podiumfinishesatNationalswasnot to be with the event cancelled due to Covid.

As always, we must extend our thanks to our Red Beach senior surfofficialMichelleNewtonwhotirelesslyofficiatesatallcarnivals.Debra Cairns is another who we try not to bother too much, given the enormous number of competitors the club has registering in carnivals, but inevitably we do lean on Deb for her help and she always comes through for us.

Another thanks and a shout out to David Young for all his efforts to successfully get our Pirates crew on the water. We were often short of a sweep to train the Pirates and David jumped in the boat and made sure these young men got time on their oars. The success of the Pirates is largely attributed to the assistance David provided all season.

Finally, a huge thanks and appreciation to our club sponsors and especially our surf boat sponsors whose brands we proudly promote on our surfboats … The Flying Herons, Argosy Property, and Bayleys Realty Group. Undoubtedly we rely on this support and we look forward to further promoting your support for our club and the surf boat group next season and for many seasons to come.

Surf Boat Award Winners for the season were:

Bacon & Egg Pie Bakers Champions Tray - Valkyries U19 crew

O’Halloran Family Cup - Boatie Spirit of Club Award : David Young

Bugsy Cup - Boatie Personality of the Year : Tobi Noble

Mike Smith Cup - Most Improved Female Rower : Bethany Enright

Craig Dillon Cup - Most Improved Male Rower : Josh Young Terry Marsh Trophy - Top Surf Boat Crew : Valkyries U19 Crew : Keeva Marinthe, Bethany Enright, Maia Young, Gabriela Hernandez Najera, Thea Stout, Shane O’Halloran (sweep).

Shane ‘Bugsy’ O’Halloran Surf Boat Captain

Open Women - RabbitsThe Rabbits crew comprised

ofthesamefivestrongwomenasthe season prior, competing in their second year in the Open Women’s division. Kathleen Oneroa, Olivia Soesbergen, Tobi Noble, Danielle Ford, and Zoe Turner came into the season determined to give it their all. With the ‘baby’ Rabbit (Zoe) residing and studying in Queenstown, it meant that she would join up with the crew at carnivals whenever she could.

Training in the boat together as

acrewhasbecomedifficultwiththese ladies having to balance jobs, rosters and shifts in their professional lives, but they make up for any disadvantages with their commitment and self- motivation in their personal training. Every competition weekend these ladies competed at, they made a podium result. This included claiming the Silver medal in the NZ Surf Boat series for the second year in a row.

As was the case with most

athletes, we were gutted to learn of the cancellation of Nationals and not being able to reach our peak, but we will just use this as fuel for next season.

Jed Wright, Sweep

Under 19 Women - ValkyriesThe Valkyries went into this

season knowing their second year of rowing surf boats would bring an expectation to improve on the previous season by using the experience they had gained. The core of the crew remained unchanged with Keeva Marinthe (stroke), Maia Young (second bow), and Bethany Enright (bow). With last season’s second stroke moving on, the Valkyries recruited Gabriela Hernandez Najera, aka

President’s ReportWith the heavy side of

Covid-19 behind us, and moving into a solid year of training by our athletes, it was sad to see the cancellation of the premier event, the NZ Championships, because of Covid. Our hearts went out to all those who committed the hours of training for what was looking to be a great Nationals for our club, based on results from the carnivals preceding the Nationals.

The second placing gained at the next biggest event, the ERCs, showed the gains the club was making by way of some incredible results that you’ll read about in other reports within this Annual Report.

Once again our question has been … is success measured purely by results? We at Red Beach believe not, as the club spirit and culture within the club is the most important focus which leads to results, and well led by our club coach Jack Gavin. With large numbers at training, we have continued to grow, so much so that our club is nearing full capacity with gear storage. We are currently looking into options to future-proof this issue as our community keeps growing. And as families continue to have their children participating in surf lifesaving, we need to accommodate this growth.

This was our twelfth season of patrolling at Pakiri Beach during the peak of the summer (Dec – Feb) in addition to normal patrols at Red Beach from November to March.

Our lifeguards completed

a total of 3,174 voluntary patrolling hours. We carried out 248 preventative actions, 3 rescues and patient assists, 31firstaidtreatmentsandonesearch.

The efforts by members, whether on the beach, upskilling, gaining additional awards or instructing, are greatly appreciated.

During the season we had 22 lifeguards qualify for the Surf Lifeguard Award, while twoqualifiedaspatrolsupportguards.

To have an active role as part of our community in providing our service, training children and young adults is providing parents with the assurance that they are in the club for great reasons. Plus, our Masters’ programme gives all ages an opportunity for well-being, good health and a sense of belonging. May this continue to grow the numbers at Red Beach Surf Club.

Special thanks to all the club members who are on the different Committees and who give their time to help make the club what it is; your fineefforts and time involved are very humbling. Please take the time to read the reports from the different divisions and, hopefully, you’ll recognise the work carried out by many of our club members.

Congratulations to the winners of the trophies that were up for contention at this year’s Prize Giving; and a special mention to Kathy Kramer who took out the President’s Cup for Best Clubman. Kathy’s commitment

as co-chairperson of the Management Committee, her various meetings with Northern Region, and continued help to Debra to oversee, organise andguidethefinancialpositionof the club, has us in good hands. Thank you, Kathy!

Thanks to all our active and

associate members, friends, volunteers and other helpers in the wider community, plus our sponsors who continue to make the Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club the very special place it is.

Mark Scheib, Club President

Red Beach lifeguards Caleb Archer and Peyton Bingley on water patrol duty during the

2021 Owen Chapman Cup surf carnival. Caleb won the Best All-Round Patrolling Member award

for 2020-21.

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The Gabsta. Colombian born, she had never rowed previously so the firstactionwastoteachandtrainher to row a surfboat.

Whilst it is expected, it’s always very uplifting to see a crew exercise real patience and assistance to a new crew member when they need time in the boat to learn. This collaboration undoubtedly grows the overall team spirit and in no time the Valkyries had their boat travelling faster than they had in their previous season, resulting in apodium(second)finishinthefirstevent of the season.

The very welcome recruitment of new rower Thea Stout shortly after the beginning of the season took thecrewnumberstofiveandwesaw a young lady who had never rowed previously nail it almost immediately, even rowing both sides of the boat. Whilst Bugsy attempted to take the cred for her so quickly in mastering rowing technique, he conceded that Thea was one of those few naturals that could do so.

Withfiverowers,thestagewas set for a big season, starting with the Central Region Champs in Taranaki. With a 6-8ft wave forecast, the Valykries had a training camp and hunted out some big seas in preparation for Taranaki. Unfortunately, this resulted in Thea suffering an injury to her knee which would require surgery and deny her the season

rowing. It’s great to be able to report her recovery is going better than was to be expected and she willbereadywithallgunsfiringfornext season.

The season continued with the remaining four rowers and proudly the Valkyries made the podium in all events and were second overall in the NZ Surf Boat Series.

Each member of the crew brings their own individual positives into the mix, but crew captain Bethany Enright, aka Con, has truly been the stalwart leader both on and off the water. This leadership quality has been evident and has grown over the past two seasons.

Sadly, we lost The Gabsta who, at the end of the season, left us for her family back in Colombia. Hard to understand really, but we have her ready to tag in for the next World Champs in the Northern Hemisphere and won’t that be a great reunion.

Finally, a big thanks to the

Valkyries parents who always pitch in to help out, and in particular Lynn Hargreaves for all her organisation of away-event accommodation, food and Twisties.

Bugsy O’Halloran, Sweep

Under 23 Men - PiratesThis season brought a few new

faces to the Pirates camp with six men keen to give rowing surf boats a decent crack. The Pirates had a slow start as

they managed a few injury niggles and work/study clashes, but eventually they settled on a core of four Pirates who soon started to make wake.

The crew comprised of Josh Young, Simon Bath, Finn Mount and Rowan Gjaltema, with our two subs Justin Vasiljevic and Brodie Campbell.

Once the Pirates got over their phobia of Speedos, and when the glare off their white thighs had dulled, they really started to come into their own; we started to see there was some real power in those thighs, not just the glare!!

It didn’t take long for the Pirates to

realise they had a lot more potential in rowing surf boats than what they thought,andthatpodiumfinisheswerevery realistic. With this knowledge and belief, they did start making podium finishes.

It was an excellent introductory season for the Pirates, picking up a few medals and a lot of good experience. We even managed to get out in a fun event at Piha in some monster surf which gave them a taste of big wave management which they will take with them in coming seasons. It is easy tosay,butIamconfidentwewouldhave seen the Pirates on the podium at Nationals, and their goal for the season achieved.

Finally a special mention must go

to another Pirate, David Young. He played a huge part in the development of this team purely by pushing them to get to trainings and also sweeping them at most of the on-water trainings. Thank you, David.

Jed Wright, Sweep

Regional & National Awards -2020Surf Life Saving Northern Region September 2020 : SLSNR Service Awards (3) Ian Cairns Craig Gledhill Richard Rogers

Masters Competition Club of the Year – Red BeachNorthern Region Junior Surf Championships Trophy – Red BeachNorthern Region Senior Surf Championships Trophy – Red BeachOutstanding Contribution to Powercraft – Peter KramerU16 Sportsman of the Year – Akira Gardiner

Surf Life Saving New ZealandSeptember 2020 : SLSNZ Service Awards (3) - Debra Cairns Robyn Presland Dylan Turner Gudsell Trophy : Awarded to Red Beach for the most Surf Lifeguard Awards achieved (41) for 2019/20.

Regional Awards -2021Surf Life Saving Northern Region July 2021 : SLSNR Service Award - Peter Kramer SLSNR Life Membership - Michelle Newton

Surf Lifeguard of the Year – Harry MellorJunior Coach of the Year – Brendon Rutledge-Malyon U19 Sportsman of the Year – Patrick Makgill Developing Surf Official of the Year – Andrew ShortOutstanding Contribution to Junior Surf – Claire Burgham Junior Regional (Paid) Lifeguard of the Year – Olivia Kayes

Cath & Eddie Millar Cup (Junior Surf) – Red BeachNorthern Region Junior Surf Championships Trophy – Red Beach

FundraisingDuring the 2020-21 season the following fundraising methods employed:

Platinum & Gold Sponsors Silver & Bronze Sponsors Business House Sponsors RugbyNightFundraiser AnnualClubRaffle EnduroFundraiser RayWhiteQuizNight FridayNightMeatRaffles KFCClubDistributionOpen Water Swim Sunday BBQs Northern Arena $10 for 10 Days

BH Heron Red Beach Lifeguard Development Trust The six trustees are Bryan Heron, Ross Malyon, Graeme Danks, Pat Heron, Mark Readman and Jane Finlayson. Since 2009 the Trust has paid out more than $28,000. There was one grant made during the period 1st July 20120 – 30th June 2021: Carter Saull received a grant for $500 towards the cost of a 5-day voyage on the Spirit of New Zealand to learn life skills and to develop personal leadership.

Conclusion There is a common resolve within the club to remain strong and to keep moving ahead to meet the best interests of both the club and its members. To everyone who has made a contribution over the past season, be it great or small, Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club extends a very big THANK YOU. Ross Malyon, Club Secretary

Patrick Makgill

The Rabbits Open Women’s boat crew took out the Silver medal in the long course final at the ERCs at Mt Maunganui in January 2021. From left: Zoe Turner, Kathleen Oneroa, Jed Wright (sweep),

Tobi Noble, Olivia Soesbergen.


Red Beach Powercraft Manager Peter Kramer was the recipient of an SLSNR Service Award at theAwards of Excellence function held at Auckland’s Cordis Hotel on Saturday 17 July.

Red Beach Surf Club stalwart Michelle Newton became just the seventh woman to be made a Life Member of Surf Life Saving Northern Region when she was presented with the prestigious award. The honour

was bestowed on her at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence night held at the Cordis Hotel on Saturday 17 July before a gathering of more than 300 guests. She is the fourth Red Beach club member to receive this award.

Boaties Reunion

With the theme of Red Beach Surf Boats through the Decades, Red Beach Surf Club held a Boaties Reunion at the clubrooms on the afternoon of Sunday 22 November 2020.

On the invitation list was everyone who had either rowed or swept a Red Beach surf boat since the first boat made an appearance on the water in the late 1960s.

“Every effort was made to track down the rowers & sweeps from the past 50-plus years and we had a lot of success in locating them,” said former sweep Ted Taylor who came up with the idea for the reunion.

Boaties spanning more than five decades had the opportunity to rub shoulders with one another at the event which attracted around 150 people.


Surf Patrols – Red BeachThe club’s volunteer surf patrols were on duty from Saturday 28 November 2020 until Sunday 28 March 2021. There was one recorded rescue & assist.

Patrol hours worked: 2,222 hrs First Aids: 23 Searches: 0 Preventive Actions: 80 Total Rescues: 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 * Incl. Assists 0 5 6* 5* 1*

Surf Patrols – Pakiri BeachFor the 12th consecutive summer, Red Beach lifeguards patrolled at Pakiri Beach. They were on duty from Saturday 19 December 2020 to Sunday 28 February 2021. There were 2 recorded rescues & assists. Pakiri had 4 Paid Guards on duty during the Christmas/New Year holiday period.Patrol hours worked: 952 hrs First Aids: 8 Searches: 1 Preventive Actions: 168 Total Rescues: 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 * Incl. Assists 0 5 29* 5* 2*

Paid Lifeguard Service (PLS)Four (4) Red Beach lifeguards were appointed by Paid Lifeguard Service for the 2020-21 summer:Olivia Kayes Conor McDermott Harry Mellor Georgia Parker

New Zealand High Performance SquadEven though the 2021 NZ Championships at Ohope Beach did not take place because of the Covid-19 lockdown, the NZ selectors announced additions to the SLSNZ High Performance Squad for 2020-21. We congratulate the following three Red Beach club members who were named in the squad:

Akira Gardiner Ciara O’Neill Kate Rogers

New Zealand SelectorsWe acknowledge the following club members for their roles as New Zealand Selectors …

John Creighton Beach & Ocean Selector Michelle Newton High Performance Surf Boats

IRB ReportRed Beach have jumped

from having just one IRB crew in the 2018-2019 season to a whopping three IRB crews participating in competitions throughout the 2020-2021 season.

These three crews consisted of the U23 Women, the Red Beach Ragdolls, with Brie Downey (driver) and Emma Hildesley (crew), and two U23 Men, with one crew being the Red Beach Raptors, made up of Jonah Cleminson (driver) and Harry Mellor (crewman). The second crew was the Red Beach Rampage, with Kees Kramer (driver) and Matt Hughes (crewman).

The teams could not compete without their valued patients … Peyton Bingley, Coby Moratti, Teresa Sell, Blake van der Net, Xavier Bradshaw, Kayla Nicholls, and Lachie Nicholls.

The first competition of the season, with crews placing, were the Northern Region Championships on 20 March 2021, hosted at Ruakaka, with overall great weather but with large amounts of red seaweed which proved to be testing for all competitors. The team’s hard work paid

off with the U23 Women (Red Beach Ragdolls) coming away with a first in Mass Rescue, two seconds in the races Assembly and Tube Rescue, and a third in the Single Rescue. The U23 Men (Red Beach Raptors) scored a first in the Tube Rescue and two thirds in the races Single Rescue and Mass Rescue.

Red Beach ran up 19 club points and placed 5th overall.

The National IRB Championships were right around the corner, being the end of this short season for the crews, held on April 10 & 11 at Ruakaka. This competition saw all three teams racing in what was an overall great event, but conditions were extremely testing due to torrential downpours on Day One and extraordinary amounts of sandflies on Day Two.

The U23 Women (Red Beach Ragdolls) were rewarded with a well-deserved second in the Assembly Rescue, and one of the U23 Men’s crews (Red Beach Rampage) saw their hard work pay off, gaining a 4th in the Tube Rescue. The other Men’s U23 crew (Red Beach Raptors) came away with a strong fourth in their Tube Rescue semis.

The overall club points were 16, placing Red Beach 12th out of 20 clubs.

The crews had an overall solid year and are already looking forward to their next

season. It is exciting to see the growth both inside and outside of the club in the IRB community. These teams are especially thankful for their dedicated supporters and for the tireless help of team manager Jacob Groom and Red Beach officials Sally Mellor and Michelle Newton in whom they are extremely lucky to have volunteered in order for the crews to participate in competitions.

Jonah Cleminson

IRB Chief Instructor

The Effect of the Covid-19 Lockdowns The Covid-19 lockdown levels had a dramatic impact on Surf Lifesaving events, resulting in the cancellation of the following during 2020-21 …

11 July SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night, Cordis Hotel15 August SLSNR Awards of Excellence, Cocktail Function22 August RBSLSC Pub to Club event, Puhoi to Red Beach5 & 6 September SLSNR Pool Championships, National Aquatic Centre 19 September 90 Mile Classic IRB Challenge, Ahipara 19 September SLSNZ Awards of Excellence, Te Papa, Wellington13 & 20 September RBSLSC Junior Surf Registration Days20 September RBSLSC Junior Surf Information Day – new entrants18,19,20 September RBSLSC Winter Surf Camp, Whangamata (80 members)20 & 21 February SLSNR Northern Region Championships, Ruakaka28 February (Sunday) SLSNZ (final day) Oceans ’21, Mt Maunganui6 March SLSNR Rookie Challenge/Patrol Champs, Waipu Cove11-14 March SLSNZ National Championships, Ohope Beach

Jonah Cleminson was the 2020-21 winner of the

Nick Saull Memorial Trophy for Contribution to Powercraft


IRB CompetitionRed Beach had three IRB crews competing during the 2020-21 season, the Raptors and the Rampage

men’s crews, and the Ragdolls women’s crew. All competed in their respective U23 divisions, and at the same Ruakaka venue for all three IRB carnivals.

Committee Meeting AttendancesClub (Management) (5 meetings) Present Apologies Comment Mark Scheib (President) 5 Kathy Kramer 5 Ross Malyon 5 Debra Cairns 5 Richard Rogers 5 Gary Catlin 1 3 Squash delegate Surf Committee (10 meetings) Ian Cairns 9 1 Jacqui Scheib 8 2 Kathy Kramer 5 5 Mark Readman 4 6 Rod Moratti 8 2 Matt Bingley 9 1 Olivia Soesbergen 5 4 Dave Young 4 5 Michelle Butler 8 2 Jenny Readman 6 4 Harry Mellor 2 Non-Committee Peter Kramer Non-Committee

Club AwardsThe following awards were presented at the 2020 Annual General Meeting of the club:

Recognition Awards( 4): Caroline Anderson, Ange Moore, Shane O’Halloran, Sharon Turner

Service Awards (3): Michelle Downey, Peter Kramer, Jenny Readman

Distinguished Service Awards (2): Debra Cairns, Dylan Turner

Life Membership Awards (2): Michelle Newton, Mike Taylor

Club stalwarts Mike Taylor & Michelle Newton were made Life Members of Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club at the Annual General Meeting held in August 2020.


Surf Canoe ReportFor the Surf Canoe division, 2020-21 was very much a ‘stop-go’ season. Covid-19 reared its ugly head, forcing the cancellation of a number of events at which Red Beach’s four crews would have competed (see page 13).

The crews were able to compete at just three carnivals and they were …

Interclub Carnival # 2, Orewa (21 November 2020) : Moanas, Rockin’ Reds, RatbagsOwen Chapman Cup, Red Beach (16 January 2021) : Behemoths, Moanas, Rockin’ Reds, RatbagsERCs, Mt Maunganui (28,29,30 January 2021) : Behemoths, Moanas, Rockin’ Reds, Ratbags

The Whangamata Classicon5Decemberfailedtoattractsufficientsurfcanoeentriesfromalleligibleclubs, and canoe racing was pulled from the programme.

Congratulations to the Red Beach Moanas crew of Robyn Presland, Anita Savage, Rachael Duff & Renee Lefeber on being awarded the Pukekauri Trophy for Top Canoe Crew for 2020-21. The trophy was presented at the club’s Prize Giving Night on 22 May.

68th ANNUAL Report

The club has now completed its 68th year of operation and the way in which the season unfolded is documented in the following pages by way of reports and photographs.

Covid-19 cast an enormous shadow over the 2020-21 season. There were many disruptions to activities as well as the cancellation of events, the two major casualties being the Northern Region

The Club Committee of the Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club (Inc)presents for your adoption the 68th Annual Report andFinancial Statement for the year ended 30th April 2021.

THE 2020/2021 SEASONChampionships (NRCs), and the NZ Championships at Ohope Beach. Read more on page 13.

MembershipThe 2020-21 season saw

changes to the age divisions, with the U16 division being dropped and replaced by the U17 and U15 age categories.

Total Active membership has held at 169, inclusive of athletes and patrolling

members, all of whom carried out voluntary patrols at Red Beach and/or Pakiri.

The Junior Surf division has notched up another record membership with 448 youngsters in its ranks, all aged 4-13 years. Red BeachfirstintroducedNipper members in the 1973-74 season and around 20 youngsters aged 9-13 years joined up.

16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21Senior Men - Active 31 24 18 28 27 - Patrolling 32 15 23 19 21

U19, U17 & U15 Men 36 35 38 37 31 Senior Women - Active 30 29 25 21 26 - Patrolling 8 7 10 13 11 U19, U17 & U15 Women 30 36 39 51 53

TOTAL ACTIVE: 167 146 153 169 169Incl. Patrolling Members

Non-Active 7 2 10 10 15

JuniorSurf Members 425 381 423 443 448Incl. Tadpoles

Squash – Senior 55* 46* 49* 54* 65* - Junior 17 35 40 21 11*Incl. Off-Peak members

Associate Members 557* 645* 724* 701* 830* * Incl. Jnr Parent Associates Surf Lifeguard Awards 30 22 38 41 22

Red Beach Canoe Crews : 2020/2021 Season Masters/Open MenBehemoths : Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Scott Malyon, Justin Savage, Rob Harwood

Masters/Open WomenMoanas : Robyn Presland, Rachael Duff, Anita Savage, Renee LefeberRockin’ Reds : Kelly O’Dea, Sharon Turner, Jennifer Hall, Amanda Wignell

U19 WomenRatbags : Alex Moore, Emily Fortes, Holly Goodare, Sarah Funnell, Ebony Person (ERCs only)

The Red Beach Moanas crew at the ERCs, Mt Maunganui in January 2021, from left: Anita Savage, Robyn Presland, Renee Lefeber, Rachael Duff.

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Surf Canoe crews in action!JuniorSurf Training Day

The JuniorSurf division ended the 2020-21 season with an all-time record membership of 448 youngsters aged 4-13 years. In December, club photographer Ross Malyon took the opportunity to look in on a Sunday morning training session at Red Beach to bring you these pics. Santa Claus also happened to be there, having arrived by IRB.

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JuniorSurf Chairman’s ReportWhat a year! With the impact of Covid-19 affecting so many in a variety of ways, it was always going to be a challenge for our surf team to deliver a seamless season. The great news is that for our Sunday programme we managed to complete a fantastic Junior season with minimal cancellations due to the great efforts from our committee, coaches and managers.

Our Junior programme really jumped up a notch this season with record numbers (448 members) andasignificantnumberoffamilies that are new to surf and all looking to enjoy the environment and to make new connections.

Red Beach Junior Surf focuses in on two pillars of enablement: surf education and surf sports. The blend of both depends on age, and the journey is always focused onconfidenceenablementinthe water and on the beach.

In education we are proud of the attainment for our Junior members of their agelevelsurfcertificates.These were presented at our annual prize-giving and they highlight the club’s positive movement.

In Junior Surf Sport we were also lucky enough to be able to complete a majority of our competition calendar.

Northern Region Interclub Carnivals: Omaha and Ruakaka

Red Beach were again the largest competing club in the Northern Region and proudly participated at the events held at Omaha (Interclub #1) and Ruakaka (Interclub #2). The regional events focus on being able to demonstrate abilities in a race event, and tobuildconfidenceinthesurf and on the beach. Whilst results are not recorded at these events, we take pride in our attendance, which demonstrates our retention in the area of surf sports.

Northern Region Champs: Orewa

Results-wise, Red Beach took out all the trophies on offer by winning both the Northern Region Junior Competition Club of the Year, as well as the Cath and Eddie Millar Cup which recognises our team event results over the two-day competition. It takes a solid team to win both, and our competitors and their families enjoyed the celebration at the club afterwards. A great conclusion to a competitive weekend. These events can’t be successful without all the efforts of our managers, coaches,officials,watersafetyand administration team that work tirelessly behind the scenes.

The Under-10 Royale

This season, Northern Region trialled an event targeting our under-10 year olds to give them a taste of the action at the Northern Region Champs, and named it the Royale. The feedback from the event was positive and it was a concept focused around team events made up from all clubs on the day. A big thank you to the managers from Red Beach who were involved at that event and who helped make that a successful event for our team. Oceans 21

Our build-up to Nationals was good and we sent a large team down to the Mount to compete in our U14 event. The surf was up and the event team worked very well to schedule in racing across Main Beach and into Shark Alley,rightuptofinalsdayonthe Sunday. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, New Zealand waslockeddownonfinalsday, which meant a somewhat disappointing end to those whohadreachedfinals.Outside of that, the event went very well and team feedback was positive. We still managed to have a team dinner in the park before the close.

Congratulations to all our competitors, managers, coaches and committee. A special thanks to our Junior

ENDURO Fundraiser The Covid-19 lockdowns during 2020 severely restricted the ability to raise funds. However, the club bounced back with the Enduro Fundraiser. It involved the entire club, from 10-year-old Juniors through to Masters and took place on the water at Red Beach on Saturday 14 November 2020.

Club members were asked to collect sponsorships and to complete as many kilometres as they could by paddling, swimming, or rowing over a set course, for either two or three hours, depending on age. Participants were able to choose their discipline … ski, board, swim, run, surf canoe or surf boat. The majority were on the water from 1.00 pm – 4.00 pm. Colourful costumes were prevalent.

The funds generated – more than $11,000 – went a long way to meeting the needs of the surf lifeguard programmes as well as the Junior and Senior development programmes.

FUNDING Organisations


Abiva, JAboutaleb, SAinley, OAlexander, MBaker, KBaker, MBanton, KBartrom, MBavage, CBeachan, TBeaumont, FBelz, CBhaga, PBlackburn-Huettner, LBlackwell, FBlackwell, JBlackwell, TBodley, ABonatto, MBonilla, ABoric, PBowden, BBrazendale, ZBrennan, RBrockbank, RBroomfield,ABryant, SBurns, CBurns, JBurns, SBurrowes, SCaesar, CCampbell, JCarr, ECasiple, EChampion, MChristian, NChurton, SColey, CCoombe, ECooper, ECornes, SCox, KCummings, ACurrie, CDale, JDale, MDalrymple, EDeLeon, ADeMeulemeester, MDonaldson, IDouglas-Brown, IDoyle, LDraper, ODucker, CDucker, E

Dudek, TDuff, KDuff, PDuffett, ADuffett, HDunn, GDunn, ZEdwards, EElley, IElliott, RElmiger, AElmiger, MEvans, AFagan, AFilomeno, EFreeman, MFuentes, MGardiner, AGardiner, BGardiner, IGardiner, MGaudfrin, AGilbert, AGilbert, CGiles, GGodderidge, AGodderidge, FGoldbert, IGornall, CGornall, LHaage, CHall, JHalpin, HHalpin, NHanly, MHarrison, HHarrod, PHarwood, BHarwood, RHenderson, CHenderson, IHolmes, IHughes, MHumphreys, GInger, AJennings, CJennings, EJennings, OJones, AKernohan, HKernohan, KKing, IKirker, CKubicki, CKubicki, MLamont, M

Lapwood, ELatoa-Levi, BLawton, ELeek, JLeek, KLees, CLehmann, ILester, ELowe, AMadsen, SMans, EMarch, CMarginet, HMartin Dean, MMartinez, IMcgiven, MMcilroy, AMcilroy, CMcKenzie, MMelville, FMeredith, QMeyer, VMiller, KMlody, HMouldey, ANewson, MNewson, ONicol Rothery, JO’Brien, DOliver, COngcoy, JO’Reilly, AO’Reilly, CO’Reilly, TOwen , EOwens, LPaea, SPalande, TPaxton, CPearce, APedersen, ZPemberton, APemberton, IPereira, SPerson, BPihema, APirrett, ZPrangley, MRemihana, TRodney, RRoest, MRogers, ARolston, CRoss, IRussell, MRutledge, S

Rutledge-Malyon, SSalmon, GSanderson, ESanderson, IScott, EScott, LScott, SShaw, EShergill, PShirtliff, ASimpkins, NSimpkins, RSimpson, MSkene, LSkiff, NSmallwood, SSmart, HSmith, ASmith, OSpaans, ISparks, GSparks, LStephenson, HStout, ESunderland, ATipene, HTomlinson, JTomlinson, TTroughton, STsui, KTsui, MTuake, AUys, Mvan der Net, SVaneden, RVaudrey, MVercauteren, SVoss, LWakelin, EWard, OWare, SWarren, AWatson, MWeakley, AWenborn, GWhite, EWhite, EWilkinson, JWilliams, EWoodford, HWoodward, RWoodward, SWyatt, HYearbury, JZoricich, M At Orewa Beach in February 2021 , the club’s 96 competitors won the Northern Region Junior Points

Trophy for the sixth consecutive year. The Juniors also regained the Cath & Eddie Millar Cup which was last won by Red Beach in 2019.

At the Junior NRCs at Orewa Beach, it was a trifecta for Red Beach in the U13 Female Beach Flags. From left: Isabella Goldbert (2nd), Rea Simpkins (1st), Charley March (3rd).

Female (223)

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JUNIORSURF MEMBERS 2020/2021 (448)Male (225)

Aboutaleb, AAinley, CAnderson, TArcher, JArciszewski, DArciszewski, SArmstrong, BArmstrong, CAshworth, CBaldey, LBambery, FBanton, LBarron, NBateman, CBateman, NBayes, JBlackburn-Huettner, WBlanchard, DBlanco, JBodley, MBoric, EBoric, LBoric, MBoyce, ABoyce, HBradshaw, GBrockbank, ABrown, JBryant, RBudden, LBunting, SBurrowes, RButland, SButler, HCaesar, MCallaghan, TCallaghan, VCampbell, HCardey, CCarr, ACarter, ACarty, HCarty, NChua, SClynes, BClynes, JCooper, LCornes, MCousins, KCox, CCox, OCrighton, HCulpin, ACurtis, ADalrymple, Ode Zoete, ADeMeulemeester, M

Derham, EDickinson, TDimes, BDimes, SDonaldson, TDouglas-Brown, NDubowy da Silva, GDubowy da Silva, LDubowy da Silva, SDucker, ODyson, BEdwards, KElliott, JElmiger, NFarrell, JFinnegan, KFleury Thompson, AFoote, MForbes, CFreeman, OGardiner, FGardiner, TGarnett, JGarnett, MGarnett, PGordon, CGordon, JGornall, EGraham, MGruhler, EHaage, OHaage, SHalpin, THanley, OHay, BHay, LHay, RHeise, NHermans, CHirst, JHitchcock, DHoltom, NInger, BInger, KJacobs, JJacobs, KJeffs Wright, FJennings, NJessop, FJohnson, CJones, LJones, TKeepa, EKent, CKing, ALamont, M

Latoa-Levi, CLatoa-Levi, JLawrence, RLawrence, WLe Fleming, GLees, JLehmann, JLeslie, MLisefski, LLisefski, MMackie, CMalifa, CMalifa, MMans, BMarginet, AMartin Dean, EMcCabe, PMcCabe, TMcgiven, PMcIntyre, EMcIntyre, RMcIntyre, TMcKay, TMcQuoid, PMehra, AMerriner, MMerriner, SMicutuan, JMiller, HMiller, JMiller, NMitchell, RMolchanova, GMoss, NMulvey, KMulvey, MNunan, KO’Brien, COMara, EOSullivan, JOSullivan, ZOwen, JOwens, JParker, AParker, BPeach, HPedersen, OPereira, ZPerla, VPigott, IPigott, MPihema, MPihema, PRaethel, FReed, OReeves, A

Reeves, TRoberts, ZRoderick-Clarke, GRoderick-Clarke, ORodney, TRogers, JRolston, TRussell, HRutledge-Malyon, JSavage, ASawyer, BSawyer, LScott, GScott, IShaw, JSheppard, CSheppard, TShort, HSkene, JSkiffington,ASmart, JSmidt, CSmith, BSmith, CSmith, MStephenson, JStill, RStubbs, CTaylor, LTaylor, OTomsett, JTomsett, NTomsett, RTurner, LTyne, LUys, JVaudrey, DVaudrey, LViviers, HWalker, AWatson, AWatson, LWhitehead, AWilkinson, QWilliams, NWilson, AWilson, CWilson, JWilson, JWilson, KWilson, NWoodford, CWyatt, RZoricich, FZoricich, GZoricich, V

Surf Competition coaches: Matthew Hughes, Kate Rogers, Natt Fitt, Ella Butler, Coby Moratti, Hannah Turner and head coach Jack Gavin.

Northern Region Pool Champs and Nationals

Pool Champs land mid-year, just prior to the surf season and, again, Red Beach put in the ground work to compete with pride. For some, the timing of Pool Champsconflictswithwintersports so the numbers can fluctuateintheleadup,but we saw some fantastic build-up by those involved. Unfortunately, Covid-19 forced the cancellation of the SLSNR Pool Champs. The SLSNZ Pool Champs went ahead after a venue switch to Water World, Te Rapa.

The Mangawhai Surf Camp and Survivor

The camp was challenging logistically this year as the camping ground itself was under pressure due toadifficultyear,whichmeantour camp dates were moved out by a week. Initially it was thought this was going to be an issue but, as it turned out, it worked perfectly and the feedback was positive in all respects. Look out for this coming year, we have secured a majority of the camping ground for the club. It will be a big one!

The camp concludes with Survivor, a club tradition, which has to be the best surf experience events in New Zealand. Survivor attracts over 100 Red Beach club members

in randomly selected teams competing across a variety of challenges. There is also a Mini-Survivor event for our Tadpoles and unbadged Juniors, which is equally well received.

Special thanks to Anita Savage, our overall camp coordinator, Caroline and Troy Anderson for the planning and coordination of Survivor, and Teresa Russell for coordinating Mini-Survivor.

Rookie Camp

We call the last year of Juniors the “Rookie Year”. As part of Rookie Year, the level of lifesaving theory and practical education steps up and we also run a Rookie camp. This season we held our Rookie camp at Pakiri Beach, which is our patrolling beach. The event was a great success and enjoyed by all.

A big thanks to those who helped coordinate the 2020/21 Rookie Year: Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Justin Savage, Michelle Butler, Brenden Rolston and to all those who helped with the camp and the programme.

Special Thanks

The key to our continued success is the help we receive from our club members. The time required to plan and coordinate one of the largest Junior divisions in New Zealand requires a lot of effort and I would like to personally acknowledge our

Junior Division Committee members: Brendan Smith, Kelly O’Dea, Sidah Russell, Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon, Caroline Anderson, Morgan Tyne, Toni Macrae and Lauren Harrod.

Caroline, Toni and Morgan all completed their last year on the Junior Committee in the 2020/21 season so I would like to acknowledge their many years of work in the surf sports, education and gear management areas. We look forward to some new members joining for the coming season.

I would also like to thank Debra Cairns and Jack Gavin for their continued support throughout the season.

In addition, a big thanks to all those who have volunteered their time to the Junior Division this year, whether as a coach, manager,watersafety,official,BBQ helper, trailer tower or as a family taxi to get the juniors to their destinations.

I look forward to seeing you on the beach for what looks like a great season ahead.

Richard Rogers, ChairmanJunior Surf Committee


Ten Red Beach lifeguards qualified as IRB drivers in November 2020, after passing the IRB exam at Muriwai beach. Pictured above, from left: Jonah Cleminson (instructor),

Ella Butler, Mary Kramer, Kate Rogers, Xavier Bradshaw, Tim Russell, Matt Hughes, Coby Moratti, Caleb Archer, Kate Fortes, Harry Mellor (instructor). Absent: Conor McDermott.

REFRESHED LIFEGUARDS (143) PATROL SUPPORT REFRESHER (1)

IRB DRIVER AWARDS (10)Archer, Caleb Fortes, Kate McDermott, Conor Rogers, KateBradshaw, Xavier Hughes, Matt Moratti, Coby Russell, TimButler, Ella Kramer, Mary

IRB CREWMAN AWARDS (30)Crewman Awards (30) obtained at exams held 28 June 2020, 9 May 2021, 30 May 2021.

Bavage, Max Howe, Alyssa Reid-Akehurst, Jamie Short, MaddieBlanchard, Mark Jones, Makenna Rogers, Alistar Smith, BrendanCurrin, Jakob Lefeber, Renee Rogers, Kate Taylor, DeanEngman, Ruby Lewis, Toby Santini, Nicolas Turner, HannahFitt, Nathaniel Marinthe, Keeva Sell, Teresa Tyne, MajaFortes, Emily Nicholls, Kayla Shand, Ashling Wignell, AmandaGiles, Emma O’Dea, Kelly Shand, Darren Young, IslaHall, Katrina Presland, Robyn

OTHER AWARDS & QUALIFICATIONSFirst Aid Level 1 : 25 First Aid Level 2 : 23

First Aid Level 2 Refresher : 32 First Aid Level 3 Refresher : 1

Marine VHF Radio Operator (9) CIMS 2 (1) CIMS 3 (1) CIMS 4 (1)

Instructors Rock Climbing (1) Rock Climbing Module (4) Board Rescue Module (5)

Youth Development Camp (1) National Guard School (1) Advanced Lifeguard Award (1)

Northern Region Junior Championships - Orewa

At the Northern Region Junior Surf Championships held at Orewa in February 2021, Red Beach’s 96 athletes won the Junior Championships Points Trophy for a sixth consecutive year and came away with a total of 52 medals … 14 Gold, 19 Silver & 19 Bronze. The Juniors also regained the Cath & Eddie Millar Cup which was last won by Red Beach in 2019.


Water World, Te Rapa, Hamilton : 2,3,4 October 2020 Unfortunately, Covid-19 forced the cancellation of the SLSNR Pool Champs. However, the SLSNZ Pool Champs went ahead after a venue switch to Water World.

GOLD (3)U11 Girls 50m Rescue Relay 1st Millie RussellU12 Mixed 4 x 50m Obstacle Relay 1st Ryan Wyatt, McKayla Fuentes, Charlize Rolston, Osca PetersonU12 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 1st Ryan Wyatt, Millie Russell, McKayla Fuentes, Osca PetersonSILVER (2)U11 Girls 50m Swim with Fins 2nd Millie Russell U12 Girls 4x25m Brick Relay 2nd Eliza Williams, Charlize Rolston, McKayla Fuentes, Millie Russell

BRONZE (5)U11 Girls 50m Swim with Obstacles 3rd Millie RussellU14 Girls 50m Brick Carry 3rd Zoe Pedersen U12 Girls 100m Tube with Patient & Fins 3rd Millie Russell, Hayley Wyatt U12 Boys 100m Tube with Patient & Fins 3rd Osca Peterson, Ryan Wyatt U14 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 3rd Ashton Savage, Juan Micutuan, Zoe Peterson, Emily Stout

Mt Maunganui - 25 - 28 February 2021 Congratulations to the following JuniorSurf members who were successful in winning medals at Oceans ’21 at Mt Maunganui. The event attracted over 800 athletes, all aged 10-13years.Sadly,thelastdayoftheevent,whichwaspredominantlyfinals,wascancelled due to a Covid-19 lockdown.

GOLD (2)U13 Boys Run Swim Run 1st Josh O’Sullivan U12 Mixed Beach Relay 1st Dylan Blanchard, Tyler Anderson, McKayla Fuentes, Bianca Person

BRONZE (1)U11 Boys Beach Flags 3rd Cooper Cardey

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Open Women (26) - Active Boocock, Kelsi Hildesley, Emma O’Dea, Kelly Schuster-Lewis, BeaDowney, Brie Hughes, Jade Oneroa, Kathleen Small, CamilleDuff, Rachael Lefeber, Renee Parker, Georgia Soesbergen, OliviaDyer, Naomi Lyndon, Emily Presland, Robyn Turner, SharonFord, Danielle Moratti, Ella Russell, Teresa Turner, ZoeGrant, Chelsea Moratti, Jes Savage, Anita Wignell, AmandaHall, Jennifer Noble, Toni

Open Women (11) - Patrolling Campbell, Stacey Davey, Lauren Hargreaves, Lynn Sinclair, MariaClark, Leah Fagan, Hannah McDermott, Jen Yearbury, SamanthaDavey, Kat Goodare, Sam Payne, Sinead


Armit, Mackenzee * Corkill, Hannah Hernandez, Gabriela Marinthe, KeevaBanks, Taryn Cornish, Josie Kayes, Olivia Reid-Akehurst, Georgia *Benney, Renee Dooley, Freya Kramer, Mary Stout, Thea Bingley, Alexsia Enright, Bethany Lane, Jessica Young, MaiaCampbell, Toni Gardiner, Maddie *


Bingley, Peyton Hall, Katrina Law, Lucy * Rogers, Kate Butler, Ella Irvine, Reilly * Meban, Rose Sell, TeresaFortes, Emily Irvine, Taylor * Moore, Alex Shand, AshlingFortes, Kate Jones, Makenna Nicholls, Kayla Short, MaddieFunnell, Sarah Lane, Victoria O’Neill, Ciara Turner, HannahGoodare, Holly Law, Amy * Person, Ebony * Tyne, MajaGrover, Maya


Archer, Amy * Howe, Alyssa Little, Jonelle Swarbrick, Amelia *Engman, Ruby Kayes, Ruth Rist, Maddie Young, Isla *Giles, Emma Lewis, Olivia *

Non-Active Members (15)

Boocock, Paul Kramer, Kathy Readman, Mark Scheib, Jacqui Busby, Stephanie Moratti, Rod Rogers, Richard Scheib, MarkCornish, Kevin O’Kane. Sean Russell, Sidah Taylor, DeanGurr, Chris Readman, Jenny Rutledge-Malyon, Kirsty

* Patrolling Only

SURF LIFEGUARD AWARDS (22)Aitken, Thomas Gilbertson, Kaiha Lewis, Olivia Saull, CarterArcher, Amy Giles, Emma Little, Jonelle Shand, DarrenCornish, Jasper Hernandez, Gabriela Meban, Alec Swarbrick, AmeliaCreighton, Laine Howe, Alyssa Rist, Maddie van der Net, BlakeCurrin, Sam Kayes, Ruth Rogers, Alistar Young, IslaEngman, Ruby Lane, Victoria PATROL SUPPORT QUALIFICATIONS (2) Ware, Jason Yearbury, Samantha

Results

Millie Russell

Josh O’Sullivan

Gold medallists in the U12 Mixed Beach Relay at Oceans ’21, Mt Maunganui in February 2021.From left: Dylan Blanchard, Tyler Anderson, McKayla Fuentes, Bianca Person

SLSNZ Pool Championships

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LIFE MEMBERS1960 D F Mitchel (Dec) 1985 C R Ash (Dec) 2007 B H Heron MNZM 1961 R K Dryland (Dec) 1985 R R Williams 2011 P E Olsen 1963 C W Small (Dec) 1990 W R Pritchard 2012 Y C Dey1966 R Scott (Dec) 1991 G W Small 2013 E C Richards1967 RNHHarker 1991 LRichards 2018 VMSkiffington1970 T K Marsh 1991 E P Taylor 2020 M Newton1976 R W Malyon QSM 2000 G G Danks 2020 M P Taylor

(Dec) = Deceased

ACTIVE MEMBERS 2020/2021Open Men (27) - Active

Bath, Simon Gledhill, Hamish O’Halloran, Shane Shand, DarrenCairns, Daniel Harwood, Rob Parkes, Justin Trembath, AndrewCampbell, Brodie Kramer, Kees Pihema, Te Maia Vasiljevic, JustinCleminson, Jonah Malyon, Scott Readman, Sam Wright, JedFrench, Dylan McDermott, Mike Rutledge-Malyon, B Young, DaveGavin, Jack Mellor, Harry Savage, Justin Young, JoshuaGjaltema, Rowan Mount, Finn Scheib, Kade

Open Men (21) - PatrollingAkehurst, Greg Fortes, Peter Kramer, Peter Russell, TimBanks, Cliff Gardiner, Bruce Lewis, Ryan Schiltknecht, NoahBavage, Dave Giles, Andrew Lowe, Dominic Ware, JasonBenney, Warren Goodare, Dave Morton, Digby Wilcock, ColinBlanchard, Mark Jennings, John Reid-Akehurst, Jamie Young, SamCasey, Sean

Men Under-19 (10) - Active and/or Patrolling* Creighton, Reuben Henare, Angus Nicholls, Lachlan Sanderson, Joshua *Fortes, Jon Makgill, Patrick Readman, Blake Williams, HenryGilbertson, Kalani McDermott, Conor

Men Under-17 (12) - Active and/or Patrolling* Archer, Caleb * Currin, Jakob Gardiner, Akira McIntyre, Flynn Bavage, Max * Fitt, Nathaniel Hughes, Matt Moratti, Coby Bradshaw, Xavier Fortes, Samuel Lewis, Toby Schiltknecht, Nino *

Men Under-15 (9) - Active and/or Patrolling* Aitken, Thomas Currin, Sam Meban, Alec Saull, Carter * Cornish, Jasper Gilbertson, Kaiha Rogers, Alistar van der Net, BlakeCreighton, Laine

* Patrolling only

Squash Report - 2020/2021This past year was

dominated by the pandemic and our country’s effort to manage it. Our membership remained at around the 80 mark with about 10-20 members active in representative squash and a good core of social players. The two courts are well used during peak times but there is a lot of availability outside of these hours.

Ourfinancesendedtheyear strongly with additional income coming from the tournament, sponsorships and income from the drinks fridge.

We won two interclub pennants this year out of our two teams that are competing regularly. It would be great to see more involvement by club members in representative squash.

Our squash committee has lost two members who moved to Tauranga, and we gained a junior representative in Kelsey Beet. We have a committee of 8 active members.

We ran some working bees to clean the squash walls and this made a considerable difference to the appearance of the courts. We have installed some carpets upstairs and downstairs and made some other improvements to the facilities including a trophy cabinet and a drinks fridge for use by members when the main bar is not open. More upgrades are planned as funding becomes available.

Our club champs were held and the 2020/21 champions were Grant

Wilson (mens), Anne Leakey (ladies) and Blair Ashton (C-Div) :

We had to cancel our year-end tournament but the Summer Slam was held and it was a great success and contributed nicely to the clubs funds. Congratulations to Len, James and Elley and all those who helped with the organisation.

Sadly the junior section has all but disappeared. We are still looking for a parent to drive this important aspect of the club.

Gary CatlinSquash Division

~ RED BEACH ~ SQUASH CLUB

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Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club IncStatement of Financial PositionFor the Year Ended 30 April 2021

Assets 2021$

Current Assets

Bank accounts and cash 345,110Debtors and prepayments 5,639Inventory 26,845Total Current Assets 377,594

Non-Current AssetsProperty, plant and equipment 1,562,209Total Non-Current Assets 1,562,209

Total Assets 1,939,803

Liabilities

Current LiabilitiesCreditors and accrued expenses 49,375Total Current Liabilities 49,375

Non-Current LiabilitiesLoans 60,000Total Non-Current liabilities 60,000

Total Liabilities 109,375

Total Assets less Total Liabilities (Net Assets) 1,830,428

Accumulated FundsCurrent Year Earnings 141,768Accumulated surpluses or (deficits) 1,688,660

Total Accumulated Funds 1,830,428

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CLUB OFFICERS 2020/2021 SEASON

Patron B H Heron MNZMPresident Mark Scheib CLUB COMMITTEECo-Chairpersons Mark Scheib & Kathy Kramer Secretary Ross Malyon QSMTreasurer Debra CairnsSurf Committee Delegate Kathy KramerJunior Surf Delegate Richard RogersSquash Delegate Gary Catlin SENIORSURF COMMITTEEChairperson Ian Cairns Secretary Jacqui ScheibTreasurer Kathy Kramer Club Captain Mark Readman Sport Manager Rod MorattiCompetition Equipment Manager Matt BingleySurf Boat Representative Olivia SoesbergenSurf Canoe Representative Dave Young Committee Michelle Butler, Jenny Readman

Non-Committee Positions:Sports Coach Jack GavinLifesaving Manager Harry Mellor Powercraft Manager Peter Kramer Sponsorship & Funding Manager Ange Moore

JUNIORSURF COMMITTEEChairman Richard Rogers Secretary Kelly O’Dea JuniorSurf Coordinator Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon Sport Programme Coordinator Caroline AndersonEducation Programme Coordinator Toni Macrae-Rolston Resigned Nov 2020 Marketing & Membership Brendan Smith Communications Coordinator Sidah Russell Gear Steward Morgan TyneCommittee Lauren Harrod

Non-Committee Positions:Camp Coordinator Anita SavageClothing Coordinator Club Administrator


The SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night attracted over 300 guests to the Cordis Hotel on 17 July for the presentation of the 2020-21 awards. See page 15 for the results.

Andrew Duff Architectural LtdClimate ControlCoast Physio & Hands SilverdaleHannah’s House Red BeachJo & Jug Price

Laurie Collins Westhaven LtdMcGregor Bailey Chartered AccountantsMorris & Co.Osmosis Solutions LtdPeter Rowell Dental Whangaparaoa

Ray Diver Plasterer Red Beach Pharmacy

Redcliffe NZ LtdSilverdale Medical Centre

SILVER SPONSORS

BUSINESS HOUSE SPONSORS

Proud Sponsors for the 2020/2021 Season

The Red Beach SLSC would like to thank all our generous sponsors who supported the 2020/2021 surf season. RBSLSC would also like to acknowledge the support of Xplode Signage Silverdale.

H I B I S C U S C O A S T

GOLD SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

Schipper Family Trust

Whangaparaoa Collision Repairs

Weka Property Services

Whangaparaoa

Rodney East Ltd

2021$

RevenueDonations, fundraising and other similar revenue 113,966Fees, subscriptions and other revenue from members 108,548Revenue from providing goods or services 28,570Interest, dividends and other investment revenue 10Other revenue 66,033Grant Funding 67,828Grant Funding CapitalSponsorship 96,694Club Hire & Bar Income 249,620SLSNR/SLSNZ 62,996Total Revenue 794,265

ExpensesExpenses related to public fundraising 8,470 Volunteer and employee related costs 259,017Costs related to providing goods or services 107,320Other expenses 113,576Depreciation 164,114 Total Expenses 652,497

Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year 141,768

30 April 2021

Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club IncStatement of Financial PerformanceFor the year ended


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68th Annual Report 68th Annual Report & Financial Statement& Financial Statement

Cover photo: Present at the SLSNR Awards of Excellence Night at the Cordis Hotel on 17 July 2021,from left: Brendon Rutledge-Malyon, Harry Mellor, Claire Burgham, Peter Kramer, Michelle Newton, Patrick Makgill, Kirsty Rutledge-Malyon, Andrew Short, Kathy Kramer.

68th annual report & financial statement

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