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March 22, 20240

CRONULLA SENIOR OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Congratulations to Wanda Life Member, Auxiliary Committee Sue Brannock who was a finalist for the Cronulla Senior of The Year Awards from the office of Mark Speakman, MP for Cronulla. The awards recognise volunteer seniors for the contribution they make to our community and are part of the annual NSW Seniors Festival held from 11 to 24 March.

Sue was invited as a Finalist to attend the Presentation of Awards on Monday 11 March at Cronulla Central Hall with special guest Bronnie Taylor, Shadow Minister for Seniors and was proudly accompanied by her sister Dianne, daughter Katie Spinner and our President Fiona Sutton.

Sue received a Certificate for her outstanding contribution to Wanda as a member of the Auxiliary Committee and an active member of the ‘Sutherland 2 Surf’ Organising Committee for over 28 years.  Well done Sue.


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March 4, 20240

2024 NSW SURF LIFE SAVING CHAMPIONSHIPS – CHAMPION LIFESAVER EVENTS

Congratulations to our Life Saver Champions, they’ve scored the first points for Wanda on the SLS NSW State Champs leaderboard.

GOLD
Ben Sutton – u19 male
Oscar Lo – u14 male

SILVER
Felix Lonergan – u14 male

4TH PLACE
Jayda Zammit-Mayer – u17 female
Lawrence Scanlon – u14 male

Ben, Oscar and Felix now qualify for Aussies final.


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March 1, 20240

SYDNEY BRANCH CHAMPS 2024 – OPENS, LIFESAVER AND MASTERS EVENTS

Congrats to all our Wanda competitors who braved the conditions and dominated on the surf and sand at the recent Sydney Branch Champs.

Our Opens competitors won 29 Gold, 26 Silver and 19 Bronze and finished on the leaderboard with 408 points.

Our Masters also enjoyed conquering the conditions and claimed a tidy 16 medals and PBs. Our talented Lifesaving team showed their skills and with many new recruits they performed exceedingly well also collecting a nice collection of Silver and Bronze.

Well done Wanda … next stop State Champs!

Link >> *Unofficial* Top 6 Wanda Results – Opens

Link >> Top 6 Wanda Results – Champion Lifesaver

Link >> *Unofficial* Top 6 Wanda Results – Masters

Live Heats – Opens

Live Heats – Masters

Live Heats – Lifesaving


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February 23, 2024

ASRL 2024

Congrats to our Surf Boat Crews Wanda Weapons, Wanda Kessels, Wanda Wvodkas and Wanda Woodies who competed in the 2024 ASRL Open at Lorne, Victoria.

The Wanda Open mens crew aptly named ‘The Weapons’ claimed the Gold – and a first-ever ASRL gold medal for the Club. The crew; Brad Querzoli, Hayden Ward, Matt Pescud, Jack Spooner and Nathan Spinner (sweep) were crowned ASRL Champions after competing in 6 qualifying races winning the final race with a dominant buoy turn and powerful finish in small conditions to edge out Bulli NSW Silver and Mermaid Beach QLD Bronze.

Nathan spoke to the commentators after the race “our goal for the weekend was to execute on our race plan. It felt like we nailed every race and I think we only dropped one race across the weekend. I am so pleased for the boys they have worked so hard for this result”.

The crew were also selected as the NSW Open Men’s crew competing in the Interstate Championships. The NSW team were relegated to second place in the overall point score after finishing on equal points (111) with a count back all the way to a 5th place deciding the result in favour of QLD.

Our Wanda Kessels had a podium finish with second place in the Masters 200yrs event and through to the quarter finals in the reserve grade women. Our reserve grade men Wanda Wvodkas and u23 men both went all the way to the quarter finals.


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February 23, 2024

SUMMER OF SURF – NORTH BONDI

Congrats Dane Sutton winner of the u17 Iron and the Golden Ticket to Open Iron final at Northcliffe.

Here’s our top 6

1st – Dane Sutton – u17 Ironman (golden ticket winner / entry to opens at the final SoS)
2nd – Charlotte Bowmer -u15 Female Surf Race
3rd – Nich Middleton – Open Male Surf Race
3rd – Open Womens Board relay
4th – Open Mens 3 person Taplin
5th – Open Mixed 6 person Taplin
6th Noah Steiner – Open Ironman
6th Noah Steiner – Open Male Surf Race
6th Dylan Porteous – u17 Male Ski


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February 23, 2024

2024 SHARK ISLAND SWIM

We had some great results for the annual Shark Island Swim on Sunday. Congratulations to all competitors.

Pulse 1km Beach Swim
1st – Kiani Johnson (female all age division)
1st – Kiani Johnson (female 10-15 division)

Cronulla SLSC Shark Island 2.3km Swim
1st – Nich Middleton (male elite division)
1st – Charlotte Bowmer Sue Ezzy Memorial Award (female elite division)
1st – Kiani Johnson (female 13-15 division)
2nd – Michaela Sargeant (female 25-29 division)
3rd – Taylar Puskaric (female elite division)
3rd – Charlotte Davidson (female 16-19 division)
7th place for Jackson Middleton (male elite division) and Isabella Davidson (female 16-19 division). 9th place for Cherie Carrera (female 55-59 division) and 15th for Tracy Booth (female 50-54 division).

Well done team Wanda!


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February 23, 2024

JUNIOR LIFESAVER OF THE YEAR 2024

Congratulations to our Wanda Nippers Captains, Zara Zammit-Mayer and Felix Lonergan, who were presented with their certificates for being finalists in the Surf Life Saving Sydney Junior Lifesaver of the Year on Sunday at North Bondi.

We are proud of the leadership that they have displayed as part of this prestigious program, and right throughout the season, as mentors for our nippers.


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January 19, 2024

RESCUE NOMINATION DECEMBER 2023

We are very proud of 2 separate rescues performed on consecutive evenings at Wanda in December. The first of which was nominated for Rescue of the month.

Date : 12/12/23
Time: approx 6:10pm – after lifeguards had finished for the day.
Location: north of Wanda (approx 250m) – just before track 6

Wanda Surf team had just completed training. Most of the competitors had adjourned to the clubhouse for showers. A small group of the male training group remained on the beach to complete their regular “World Champo” body surfing contest. After they completed that, they were chatting on the water’s edge. They heard screams for help coming from approx 80-100m north of where they were standing.

3 swimmers in distress were caught in a strong rip – 2 males and a female. English tourists in their mid-twenties. They were screaming for help with most concern around the female.

Noah Steiner, Ben Sutton, and Nich Middleton grabbed their boards, ran north and then paddled out. Each of the boys headed to a different patient in a co-ordinated response.

Noah and Nich rescued the 2 males. The female was in significant trouble – slipping under the water. Ben reached the female and held her above water before managing to get her on the board. The female patient was in respiratory distress and panicking. She let Ben know she was a severe asthmatic and couldn’t breathe. Noah Steiner, after returning his patient to shore, noticed the concerns for the female were serious and headed back out to assist. Ben brought the female patient into shore on his board.

Will Steiner, Dane Sutton, Jackson Middleton and Jack Fisher had paddled down in support but remained closer to shore to co-ordinate the rescue and provide post-rescue care. Nich sent Jackson to run to the clubhouse to get a Ventolin puffer and to alert those at the clubhouse to the incident unfolding.

The 3 patients were given first aid and monitored for a period. Most concern surrounded the female patient. The patients were offered advanced medical care (ambulance) on several occasions however they refused. Ben then talked to them about the symptoms of secondary drowning, to watch for any deterioration and to seek urgent medical care if they were unwell.

In summary, the boys were able to recognise the severity of the situation and used their years of training as competitors and lifesavers to perform a critical rescue. They ran to the rip, paddled out, and performed effective board rescues of each patient to get them back to shore safely. They were then able to provide post-incident care and further support and advice for an extended period. They had no external support – given there were no lifeguards on duty – no radios and used the only equipment at their disposal, being their racing mals.

They showed initiative and leadership, planned the rescue, executed the rescue and provided post-incident care. Paperwork was also completed. Their actions prevented what witnesses described as a likely fatal outcome.

Well done boys – Wanda is extremely proud of you! This rescue was nominated for December Rescue of the Month.

Amazingly, there was another rescue performed the very next evening (13/12 at about 5:30pm). A patient was getting carried out in a rip. The senior water training group was training at the same time. Wanda member, Morgan Lloyd, noticed the patient in distress as he was out paddling his board in training. He managed to identify the situation as being critical and left the training group to paddle across to the patient prior to members of the public and lifeguards being able to reach it.

Again, an example of presence of mind and being able to utilise all the years of training, knowledge and skills to avert another potentially serious situation. Well done to Morgan! Fantastic effort.


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November 24, 2023

IRB LAUNCH 2023 – DONATED BY THE HOLT ESTATE 1861

On Sunday 19 November we were excited and proud to Launch Wanda’s new inflatable rescue boat (IRB) donated by The Holt Estate 1861 and named in honour of hard-working volunteers Brett “Tiny” Porteous and Mark “Lakey” Lake.

It was a memorable day watching our new IRB in action and welcoming our special guests, Mayor Carmello Pesce, The Hon. Mark Speakman, The Holt Estate 1861, Wanda Members, friends, family and supporters as we thanked and acknowledged Brett and Mark for their remarkable commitment to Wanda and the community and for the tremendous support we have received over the last 2 decades by The Holt Estate 1861.

BRETT PORTEOUS gained his IRB credentials in 2012 and has been Wanda’s IRB Captain for the last 2 seasons; a role that comes along with an enormous amount of work outside of patrol hours to keep Wanda’s IRBs “Rescue Ready” and on the water. Brett is a fantastic contributor, completing patrols, being a stalwart of the Nipper IRB section for the better part of a decade, manning the IRB every Sunday over summer at Nippers. Brett has been in the IRB for countless carnivals; for both setup and water safety, sometimes starting before the sun comes up, and often leaving at the end of the day in the dark.

MARK LAKE has been a constant and reliable presence in the IRB section of the last 6 years since gaining his IRB credentials in 2018. He is the first to volunteer to help set up carnivals, fulfill carnival IRB shifts, complete IRB maintenance and work through the annual gear inspection. He has also been a regular IRB Crew member during his tenure in the Nipper IRB section, and often substitutes for IRB drivers and crew on Patrols at Wanda.

Both Brett and Mark have been instrumental in supporting our community, giving back and inspiring the next generation at Wanda.

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