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The Oakberry Acai NSW Surf Life Saving Country Championships is open to clubs outside the Newcastle-to-Illawarra corridor and is second only to the NSW Surf Life Saving Championships in size, with an expected 1,500 competitors, 200 officials and around 4,000 spectators. https://www.surflifesaving.com.au/event/2023-oakberry-acai-nsw-country-championships/  Add to calendar

Brunswick Masters at Yamba carnival on Saturday 4th February. Carnival Referee – Jim Dougherty Marshall – Peter Connell Starter – Alan Schofield Recorder – Val Connell Any other Officials most welcome  Entries via SEMS system close Thursday 2/2/2023. Late Entries up to 9am on Carnival day.  $10 Entry fee payable at sign on. All competitors to sign on at 9am.  Competition Age to be marked on arm.  High vis pink singlets must be worn in all events.  Beach Towels for winners of individual events. Limit of 1 towel per competitor.  Clubhouse bar opens 12 noon.  Gear trailers to be unloaded in car park at top of hill. Carnival Program

        The NSW Surf Life Saving Championships, proudly supported by Your local club, will return to the Northern Beaches in 2023. https://www.surflifesaving.com.au/event/2023-nsw-surf-life-saving-championships/  

The Aussies returns to Perth, WA in 2023  The Australian Surf Life Saving Championships, “The Aussies”, returns to Western Australia for the 12th time in the 107-year history of the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships across nine days of competition from March 25 to April 2, 2023.  

NSW Pool Rescue Championships 22nd & 23rd April at the Cranbrook School Aquatic Centre, Bellevue Hill. Memo-2023-Pool-Rescue-Championships

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