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Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club Newsletter JUNE 9, 2016

VIRTUAL OFFICEDue to the exciting

refurb of the first floor, the office is now contactable ONLY by

email and phone:

(08) 9307 6677

[email protected]

Well the day has finally arrived! The refurbishment of the Club starts next week when we close the 1st floor to prepare for the works. It has been a long road and a huge effort from our Building committee to get there. There is still a lot of work to go and planning for the fitout has started so that we can be ready to open later this year. Personally, I have many memories of the Club as it is today, from all the celebrations, parties, functions, meetings, wakes and more than 12 New Year’s Eve functions.

It has been a great past season for the Club and we celebrated those achievements a couple of weeks ago at our awards night. It was a great night and I was very proud of all of the achievements over the past year. Congratulations to all those who received an award and thank you to all those who supported the Club throughout the season.

Also at our awards night was the conferring of life membership to three worthy candidates. After a review by the Honours and Awards Committee, Valerie Ikin (nee: Worthington), Martin Kane and Mark Cleary were awarded Life Membership for their outstanding and distinguished service to the Club. Congratulations to these three deserving members on all the support you have given us over many long years.

Our efforts have also been recognised at the State level with 10 individual and 2 Club finalists for the Awards of Excellence. This recognises the effort put in at a Club and State level and our nominees will be judged against nominations from all WA clubs. The Club is a finalist for Patrol Club of the Year and the Lavan Legal Club of the Year and recognises what fantastic outcomes this Club and its members achieve.

Whilst the office may be re-locating during the refurbishment, the Club itself is not closing over the winter period. With the IRB racing, Pool Rescue and Stand-up surfing competitions being run over the next few months, things will still be very busy. Recently, a round of the IRB racing was held at Mullaloo North Point, and we had some fantastic racing with excellent results for the Club. If you get a chance to attend the racing and support our Club, you will see some exciting racing from our youth members.

Our Education team has also been busy with a Senior First Aid course already being completed. They are busy planning the coming season of training activities and have the challenge of not having facilities whilst the 1st Floor is being refurbished. The good news is that, once we re-open, we will have 3 training areas to meet the club and community needs!

The Board and Management team are also busy planning for the coming season. A calendar will be published in the coming months and we expect a small but limited disruption to normal activities during the early part of the season. However, we don’t expect any interruption to the beach and lifesaving activities for the coming season, so we will hopefully see normal operations from October.

See you on soon the beach.

Carlo Tenaglia

President

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Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club Newsletter June 9, 2016

MULLALOO SKIS FOR SALE

This is an GREAT opportunity for members to purchase used Mullaloo Skis. All skis are in racing condition and have been stored at the club. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call Jaime Roberts on 0488 99 5846 or email [email protected]. Please note that the ski purchase does not include a rack at the club.

-ORANGE/BLK GR3 SIZE 4 $1,100-BLUE/YEL 580 LONG $750-BLUE 580 EID $950 -ORANGE/BLACK GRX SIZE 4 $1300-ORANGE/BLUE GR3 SIZE 3 $800-PINK D1 SHORT $850-RED GR3 MED $950-PINK/BLUE D1 LONG $1,400

DATES FOR YOUR DIARYIRB RACING SERIES ROUND 5, SUNDAY 19 JUNE, 8AM @ QUINNS BEACHThis is the final round before the State Championships. Registration costs $20 and can be made through the Club office, note closing date of Tuesday 14 June at 2pm.

If you’re not racing, why not come up and support our racing squad – it’s an awesome spectator sport!!

POOL RESCUE SERIES ROUND 2, SUNDAY 19 JUNE, 1PM @ HBF STADIUM, CLAREMONTThe pool series is open to under 9s through to Senior and Masters competitors. The next round registration costs $11 and can be made through the Club office, note closing date of Tuesday 14 June at 2pm.

Information about the series and State Championships can be downloaded at this link: 2016/17 SunSmart Pool Rescue Series and State Championships Circular

Program of events (different each round) can be downloaded at this link: 2016/17 SunSmart Pool Rescue Series Programs

If you’re not sure what it’s all about and you are a reasonable swimmer, why not contact Sandy to find out at [email protected]

We are also looking for expressions of interest to assist in team management for juniors, youth and seniors, please contact Sandy if you’re keen!

NEW! WINTER COACHING TIMETABLE FOR SENIORS ON PAGE 6!



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CLUB LOUNGE CLOSES...

The Club Lounge has finally closed and, wow, what a send-off we gave it! It was a big night with mostly standing room for the many members and their guests, all there to reminisce about past great times we have had in our Lounge.

It was great to see so many of our current and former members down at the Club and there was a great atmosphere with live music playing in the background.

With the Chase the Ace jackpot at $2,500 that was guaranteed to be won on the night, and also a number of meat packs to give away, there was plenty of interest from all of the attendees. After 12 draws, it came down to Janine Cronk to pick the lucky Ace of Spades, and win the jackpot.

Also on the night, there was a special announcement by the Board and the Management team. To recognise the great work and support over many years from our very special life member, Peg Davidson, we announced that the new Club bar would be named after her. It was a very special surprise for Peg and she appreciated the special honour bestowed upon her. The support for this announcement from the members and guests was clear when they burst into rapturous applause!

So the Club lounge will be closed whilst the first floor refurbishment is underway and is expected to re-open by the beginning of December.

Above: Peg Davidson receives the honour of having our new bar named after her

Left: Janine & Dave Cronk celebrate winning the Chase the Ace jackpot!

Below: A packed Club Lounge for our last night





SURF SPORTS WRAP

IRB Racing Series Round 1–3, @ Quinns, Leighton, MulllalooWOW! Did Mullaz turn it on or what for the IRB Racing event! Granted, we had to move down to Mullaloo North Point for Round 3 of the 2016/17 season, because of seaweed …and seaweed… and more seaweed – but it was worth it! The conditions were terrific, a nice swell breaking on a sand bank offshore, a light easterly wind and sunshine. Does it get any better? Have a look at some of the action pictures and see what you think.

OK, we started late. Moving lots of IRB’s, trailers, tents, officials, competitors, sundry equipment and supporters all takes time. But that’s Surf. It’s one of many things I have gained from SLS: sometimes you have to go with the flow.

To all the team that enabled this event to happen, the Mullaloo

Events team, Officials, First Aid, Emergency Services Officer, Water Crews, Competitors and the other clubs who competed on the day: Thank You. Some would say it would have been easier to quit. But that’s not Surf Lifesaving.

Unfortunately, the first carnival at Quinns was cancelled due to bad weather, not good news as it is a short season to start with. The second carnival was at Leighton (Fremantle) and the Mullaloo team set a standard that made some of the other teams take note. Fremantle, one of the strongest teams in recent years glanced our way more than once on the day. In fact, a few times they had to look forward as we were in front of them. Freo still won the carnival by a slim margin from Mullaloo, 61 to 57, with the third club at just 7 points. Congratulations to Freo, but in reviewing the results, when you have up to 6 teams in both male and female in some events, you have to end up with a few points!

Now for the IRB racing at Mullaz. There were some great waves coming through. Ask the surfers who walked from the car park to the point and were asking themselves – what’s going on here?? I paraphrase, it may have been a bit stronger.

On the weekend, the team maintained the standard we had set in the 2nd carnival, 14 teams in the 8 finals that were run, with 8 teams in the top 3. However, once again we have been pipped by Fremantle, 58 points to 52, with Trigg third at 20. Our inspiration has been reinforced.

With the waves and swell, the conditions were challenging. However, Surf is all about managing risk and the officials were vigilant, monitoring and reassessing throughout the carnival. Yes, there were a few IRB roll overs and one or two injuries, but I know the vast majority of the competitors were inspired

by the conditions and wanted to test their skills and training. Have a look at our Female Teams, they are unbelievable in the way they have continued to challenge themselves and

overcome. Just ask Ros Wren, with the decision she had to make whether to drive over the huge white water wall on the way to the beach or not. Maybe Robbie shouting encouragement swayed her a little, but as an IRB Driver, it is her call and it paid off.

One of the pictures of the day shows the team of Josh

Bull and Robbie Payne, “punching” through the wave – and I mean punching through. Timing is everything, if they had slowed down and waited or turned around, a totally different outcome. In watching this unfold, I knew the timing was perfect and they had a good chance to get through, whereas I have seen other races and similar attempts and the crowd goes oohh as the carnage unfolds. But still, to see them pop out the other side allowed my heart to resume a normal rate.

To the unsung heroes and heroines of this sport, the Patients, you are amazing. The drivers and the crews get the glory. You get to be dropped in the water to have to wait for an IRB to come out and get you. But they do it at speed, you get to “Play Chicken” and stare down an IRB coming straight at you, hold your hands above your head, get dragged into an IRB, thrown to the deck as it turns an acute angle and then crouch as they get to shore as quickly as possible. You amaze me, as you get out of the IRB smiling. Why I ask? Actually, I shouldn’t, as I want you to stay.

The team is grateful of the support of the Club and members and look forward to a successful remainder of the season and the State and Intestate competition.

Thanks Laurie de Mamiel for this IRB racing wrap up.





SURF SPORTS WRAP - CONTINUED

IRB Racing Series Round 4, Sunday @ SorrentoA chilly, windy morning made for perfect racing conditions at Sorrento on the long weekend. Trialling the 9 can string line to speed up the race turnover certainly had an impact with the event finishing the earliest yet!

Our IRB Racing squad finished on TOP of the point score tally with 20 teams across the 8 finals and yes, that meant borrowing equipment to actually contest them. The Mullaloo male teams placed first in all 4 male finals and 3 of those had four Mullaloo teams in them! Our female teams were also on fire and having multiple teams in the finals is testament that the whole squad have their eye on the upcoming States and National competition.

Albany Craft Challenge 13km, Sunday 5 JuneMullaloo had two surf boat crews enter the 13km challenge in Albany over the long weekend. With a chill in the air, some padded up bootie and blister prepped hands, the race was on! Marlins (Stuart Clarke, Sandy Clarke, Rachel Greene, Rachel Kremer and ring-in Alli Gould from North Cottesloe) came in second with the Mantas (John Gilbody, Dara Mills, Rebecca Singleton, Jude Harlow and Chantal Mansell) a few boats behind. It was, as always, a great race and the after party definitely not one to miss!!!

Pool Rescue Round 1, 28/5/16 @ HBF StadiumMullaloo did well coming 3rd overall at our first hit out of the season in pool rescue. With a small group of competitors and only just making some teams up, let’s hope we can rally up more competitors in the coming rounds!

Don’t forget the pool rescue training on Saturday afternoons at Craigie Leisure Centre 4.30pm. There’s a couple of weeks before Round 2 on Sunday 19 June to get your skills up!

Why not check out this video https://www.youtu.be.com/RApdkFFuRYM to see some of the action!

LEADERSHIP GROUPS

Expressions of interestAre you looking to be involved in developing the surf sports offered through the Club or have some ideas you would like to help build various sports through the Club, we are currently looking to create some additional Surf Sports Leadership Groups for Beach, Craft and Lifesaving competitions. Please contact Sandy if you are interested or simply want some more information at [email protected] or phone 0421 541 141.

COACHING

Coaching Expressions of InterestExpressions of interest are sought from individuals who are interested in coaching this winter and/or the coming season. If you feel that you are able to commit and provide expertise in any discipline, from under 9’s through to senior competitors please email Gayle on [email protected]

Pool Rescue TrainingYES, the training is on and only a few session to go before Pool Rescue States!

Saturdays 4-5.30pm at Craigie Leisure Centre



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COACHING - SENIOR TRAINING TIMETABLE

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

ON NOW!

Ski Training1

Rick DuncanHillarys Marina 5.30pm - 6.30pmTIER 1 - 3

Ski Training1


Board Training2

Andrew MoselTrigg Beach4.30pm - 5.30pmTIER 1-2

Ski Training3

Hillarys Marina8.30 - 9.30 am Tier 1-3

Mosman Street Jetty Rick Duncan4 8.00 - 9.00am Tier 1-3

Boards - Tier 35 Hillarys Marina10.00am

Pool Rescue6 Craigie Indoor Pool4.00 - 5.30 pmU10 - Opens

Sunday Winter Splash7

Mullaloo10.00 - 11.00 amSRC and Bronze Qualified only

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

STARTING 11 JULY

2016

Board TrainingCarloMullaloo4.45 - 5.45 pm TIER 2 and 3SRC and Bronze Qualified

Ski TrainingJaime Mullaloo4.45 - 5.45 pm TIER 1 and 2

Ski Training1


Board TrainingCarloMullaloo4.45 - 5.45 pm TIER 2 and 3SRC and Bronze Qualified

Ski TrainingJaime Mullaloo4.45 - 5.45 pm TIER 1 and 2

Ski Training1


Board Training2

Andrew MoselTrigg Beach4.30pm - 5.30pmTIER 1-2

Ski Training3

Hillarys Marina8.30 - 9.30 am Tier 1-3

Mosman Street Jetty Rick Duncan4 8.00 - 9.00am Tier 1-3

Boards - Tier 35 Hillarys Marina10.00am

Sunday Winter Splash7

Mullaloo10.00 - 11.00 amSRC and Bronze Qualified only

NOTES1 You will need your own ski to participate in this session and cost is $5.00 per session - pay to Rick Duncan.2 Must have an SRC or Bronze qualification. Tier 1 and 2 ONLY.3 If you wish to participate in this session, please meet at the club at 7.30 am to assist loading skis onto trailer, it is expected that ALL paddlers will help to load, carry ski’s down to the beach, and will carry them back to the trailer and assist in loading and securing skis onto trailer. 4 You will need your own ski if you wish to attend the session on the river and pay $5.00 per participant to Rick Duncan.5 This session is aimed at the new U14 paddlers, and will be mainly technique based before we move to Mullaloo in the coming weeks to master the waves. Please meet at the club at 9.15 am to ensure that a board is allocated to you for the morning (unless you have your own board), in this case meet at Hillary’s Marina, North of the boat ramp, ready to start at 10.00am.6 Only three sessions remaining leading up to the State Titles - 11th (This session will be short 4 - 4.45 pm), 18th June and the 2nd July.7 This is a fun session (previously known as Phat Chicks!) You will need a SRC or a Bronze qualification in order to participate. You will also require your own equipment. If you do not have your own equipment yet, you are required to confirm the availability of club equipment with Sandy or Gayle, before use.

What do the tiers mean?BOARDS and SKI: Tier 1: Advanced | Tier 2: Intermediate Mal | Tier 3: Beginner/Developing





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