February 23, 2023
NOMINATIONS FOR 2023 SLSNSW STATE DIRECTOR ELECTIONS
Nominations Due: Monday 20 March 2023
Voting: 6 May 2023
Positions: President (Specified Director), 2 x Director positions (Unspecified Director)
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February 16, 2023
WANDA CLUB CHAMPIONS
Dates: Saturday 18 February and Saturday 25 February 2023
Program
Saturday 18 February
- 7:00am – 2k races for all age groups
- 8:00am – u15s beach sprints and flags
- 8:30am – u15s water events
Saturday 25 February
- 8:00am – u18 and open water events
- 9:30am – u18 and open beach sprints and flags
All proficient SRC/Bronze members may participate
February 13, 2023
ASRL 2023
Congrats to our Surf Boat Crews who competed in the 2023 ASRL Open. Our opens Wanda Weapons and u19 crew Wanda Wage Workers made it through to the semis. Well done everyone. Sadly the rain knocked out the masters events this year.
February 13, 2023
SUMMER OF SURF – SEASON FINAL
Congrats to all our Wanda members who competed in the Summer of Surf Series. The final event wrapped up on 10 and 11 February. 2 days of big surf at BMD Northcliffe Surf Club made for spectacular racing. Great effort by all our athletes.
Congrats to Saturday’s top 5 finishers:
- Dane Sutton, 2nd u15 swim
- India Hulbert, 4th u17 swim & 4th iron
- Will Steiner, 5th u17 swim
- Noah Steiner, 5th Open ski
February 9, 2023
SLSS BRANCH CHAMPIONSHIPS 22/23
Wanda delivered some impressive results with competitors getting in some great racing across sand and water.
Wanda is currently leading in the open events for the Surf Life Saving Sydney Branch Champs. Full results to follow after this weekend’s final events.
Photos: here
February 9, 2023
DIGGERS SHIELD 2023
The Diggers Shield was held on Thursday 2nd February at Gunnamatta Bay pool.
The event was hosted by the Cronulla RSL Swim Club. Most of the local swimming clubs and surf clubs competed on the night.
Success on the night required swimmers getting closest to their nominated time for a lap of the pool.
Wanda sent a team captained by Solly Stephens.
Although Wanda didn’t win the Diggers Shield, we had two swimmers in the individual final in which Cooper Rowlands was third. We also came third in the teams’ event.
A fun night was had by all.
January 19, 2023
GEORGE BASS MARATHON 22/23
They did it! Congratulations to our 2 Wanda crews who successfully completed the 2023 George Bass Surf Marathon- rowing 190km along the NSW south coast over the past 7 days. Such a great achievement and show of grit & strength. Awesome
Photos: here
January 17, 2023
SLSA INTERSTATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023
Well done to our Wanda athletes who were part of the victorious NSW team at yesterday’s Surf Life Saving Australia Interstates Championships. Along with Greg Pierce, NSW team manager. Great honour, experience & achievement for you all: Britney Pierce, Noah Steiner, India Hulbert, Dane Sutton, Charlotte Bowmer and Sienna Mead.
Photos: here
November 27, 2022
Wanda SLSC Tradies One Club surf carnival
Saturday, 26 November 2022
Over 1,250 competitors hit the beach on Saturday for the annual Wanda SLSC Tradies One Club surf carnival, with the carnival also hosting the 5,000 Summer of Surf tour for 2022/2023. Due to conditions, this years carnival saw racing spread across the Bate Bay beaches, with racing at Wanda, Cronulla and North Cronulla beaches.
Leading athletes, masters and nippers from clubs across the greater Sydney region took part in the Wanda SLSC event, now in its seventh year.
Overall carnival honours went to the home club Wanda SLSC, winning the Tradies Trophy for highest pointscore, followed by South Maroubra, North Cronulla, Coogee and Cronulla rounding out the top five.
“Our carnival brings together competitors of all ages, gender and ability” said Nathan Spinner, Wanda SLSC Club President.
“It’s all about young and older generations participating together, enjoying a great day out and putting their lifesaving skills on display,” said Mr Spinner.
First event for the day was the Open 2km beach run, with Ludovic Lew Maroubra SLSC and Wanda’s own Emma Blanch crossing the line first in the testing event.
The bigger surf conditions and limited beach space saw the relocation of younger water competitors to Cronulla beach, while the older athletes relished in the waves. Wanda’s Britney Pierce took out the open women’s iron race, while her sister, Elyssa, navigated the difficult surf breaks to win the ski race. Lizzie Welborn Newport SLSC took out the board race, and Georgia Singleton from Manly won the open swim.
In the open men’s water events, the Bate Bay clubs showed their talent with Wanda’s Noah Steiner winning the swim, North Cronulla’s Cruz McKee taking out the board and Jay Furniss from Cronulla securing the win in the iron race. Open ski honours went to Luke Morrison of Newport SLSC.
Cronulla SLSC Max Geronimo edged out North Cronulla SLSC Kobe Sorensen to win the Brooks Marc Leabeater Memorial Trophy in the Opens Men’s Sprint, the trophy presented by Marc’s parents Larry and Tania.
In the beach events at North Cronulla, Cronulla’s Nicole Jones won the open women’s sprint, with Newport’s Bailee Radford placing second. Cronulla SLSC Josh Tattam battled hard to win the open men’s beach flags, with Bailee Radford taking out the women’s event.
Hundreds of u9-u14 nippers also took part in the carnival. Competition was fierce amongst Bate Bay clubs, but also a range of other clubs including North Bondi, Maroubra and North Curl Curl and further afield from Cooks Hill, Redhead, Gerringong, and Warilla Barrack Point.
“Carnivals like ours cannot happen without lots of support. We particularly thank our sister clubs Cronulla SLSC and North Cronulla SLSC for their willingness to help with the use of their beaches and resources, as well as the Sutherland Shire Council and Lifeguard team for all their assistance. A big thank you also to all the officials and volunteers who made the day possible, and the ongoing support from our key sponsor Tradies”, said Mr Spinner.
August 30, 2022
WANDA’S 75 YEAR CELEBRATION LUNCH
Wanda’s 75 years in the making were finally (after two rescheduled dates) celebrated on Saturday 13 August.
Members and invited guests came together to celebrate the 75 year milestone and enjoyed the many stories from the past, reminisced about the good old days and gained an insight into how the Club and the surf lifesaving movement has progressed over the years. Thank you to our MC, Michael Bonnici, and Interview Panel, Nathan Smith as MC, Mick Brannock OAM, Elyssa Pierce, Wendy Sandstrom and Michael Bonnici – who were truly entertaining and inspiring.
It was also a great honour to have our Senior Vice Patrons – The Hon. Scott Morrison MHR, The Hon. Mark Speakman M.L.A and Carmelo Pesce – Mayor pay tribute and acknowledge our club and our members on the day.
Special thank you to our 75 Year Committee; Mick Brannock OAM, Donna Brown, Mal Dickey, Alan Kentwell, Todd Lester and Mark Sargeant (Convenor) and the workforce team for making it happen.
Downloads: Program || Early Days Movie Files (youtube)
Photos: here
