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The 2018 Interbranch Team represented the Central Coast with pride, determination and unwavering sportsmanship! There were many highlights from this year’s Championships and we’d like to share a handful with you. The Open Team lead the way in fine form both on and off the beach. James Koch and Bailey Johns dominated the Open Men’s Surf Race finishing in first
On the 18th October the NSW Government passed the Emergency Services Legislation Amendment Bill, which recognises Surf Life Saving NSW as an Emergency Services Organisation under the State Emergency and Rescue Management Act 1989. SLSNSW has produced a Questions and Answers sheet to provide our members with an overview of what that actually means to our members and what opportunities
Surf Life Saving Central Coast would like announce and congratulate the athletes selected to represent Central Coast at the 2018/19 Trans Tasman Tri Series. Surf Life Saving Central Coast will proudly be hosting the 2018/19 Series in early January 2019. We wish the team all the very best for the competition ahead. 2018-19 TransTasman Team
The official RESINC Solar Rookie Program launch was held on the 17th November at MacMasters Beach. The Rookie Program provides a pathway for our Nippers to gain and develop the skills acquired to achieve their Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC). They can then build upon those skills on the road to achieving their Bronze Medallion, thus becoming a qualified patrolling member.
The 2018 Central Coast Interbranch Team has just been announced! Congratulations to the Central Coast representatives who will compete at the NSW Interbranch Championships at Blackhead in December. Thank you to our selectors, coaches and team staff for stepping up and supporting our team. Lets go Coasties! 2018 Interbranch Team
SLSCC would like to thank everyone who celebrated season 2017-2018 with us at Mingara Recreation Club on Saturday 9th June 2018. What a phenomenal turn out from our wonderful members, sponsors, supporters and their families. Huge congratulations to this years nominees – indeed fantastic recognition for your efforts however special congratulations to our most deserving winners from the night –
MEDIA RELEASE – Lowering of the Red and Yellow Flags Sunday 29 April 2018 marks the end of the beach season as volunteer surf lifesavers will pull the iconic red and yellow flags down for the last time this season across Central Coast beaches. It’s been another huge beach season with over 1.3 million people recorded visiting the fifteen patrolled
SLSCC are extremely proud and would like to thank both Oscar Crowe (Macmasters Beach SLSC) and Jade Crook (Shelly Beach SLSC) for representing SLSCC with such pride and enthusiasm at the SLSNSW Junior Lifesaver of the Year camp. However HUGE congratulations go to Oscar Crowe from Macmasters Beach after being announced as the 2018 SLSNSW Junior Lifesaver of the Year
The 2018-2019 Election Meeting of Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) was held on Thursday 12th April 2018 at the Branch Office. These important voluntary positions are vital for the successful running of the Central Coast Branch, therefore we genuinely thank everyone who submitted a nomination and would like to congratulate and warmly welcome the successful new position holders. 2018-19
2018 Central Coast Surf Boat Interbranch Team Congratulations to our members on their selection to the 2018 Central Coast Surf Boat Interbranch Team. The team will be representing Central Coast at the 2018 NSW Best of the Best Surf Boat Interbranch Championships at Collaroy SLSC on Saturday 24th March 2018. Surf Life Saving Central Coast wishes the team all the