2019/2020 Terrigal

Surf Life Saving Club

Annual Report

IN APPRECIATION

Any success made in achieving our objectives has unquestionably been made possible by the support and financial

assistance given by our sponsors and supporters listed below. On behalf of all members of the club, we wish to sincerely

thank all of you and look forward to a close association for many seasons to come.

Central Real Major Club Sponsor Chemist outlet Terrigal Beach Fish and Chip Co

Brian Hilton Renault The Crowne Plaza Terrigal The Terrigal Hotel

Bendigo Bank Central Coast Confectionary Inspired Techs

Colourworks Terrigal Dental YellowTail Restaurant Terrigal

Raine&Horne Terrigal CoastalWatch Gosford Private Hospital

Plus Fitness 24/7 Terrigal Gym Joker and Thief Ben Hasting Tree Services

Pizza inn Terrigal Patrol Sponsorship Freemasons Cosi IRB Sponsor

GoodGear Accom Holidays The Cruise and Travel Authority

Surf Café Vital First Aid Terrigal Trotters

We also acknowledge the support of our Central Coast Branch, Surf New South Wales and Surf Australia sponsors:

Newcastle Permanent Streets Central Coast Council

Central Coast Leagues Club DHL Fortunity

Freemasons Good Gear Central Coast Holden

Mingara Recreation Club NBN Clubs NSW

Sea Hit 101.3 Central Coast FM/FM107.72GO Westpac

Your Local Club Deputy Environbank

Midford Shark Skin BRP

Dulux FINZ Nutri-grain

Australian Government Sport Australia NCIS

RESINC Solar

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2020

Notice is hereby given that the 2020 Annual General Meeting of Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Incorporated will be held in Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club function room on Sunday July 26, 2020, commencing at 10am. All 2019.2020 Financial Members are invited to attend.

Agenda of AGM:

1. Apologies. 2. Adoption of minutes of the 2019 Annual General Meeting. 3. Business Arising from the Minutes. 4. Inward and Outward Correspondence. 5. Adoption of the 94th Annual Report & Financial Statement. 6. Any Notice of Motion. 7. Election of Office Bearers for the 2020.21 season. 8. Election/confirmation of Honorary Positions 9. Any urgent business.

Self-nomination in writing for the following positions will close with the undersigned on Friday 10th July, 2020. Note due to

the adoption of the revised constitution on 7 September 2008, only half the positions become vacant each year and the

positions are nominally a 2-year term.

Position descriptions are available to members who are interested in applying for any of the above roles. Applications must

include your name, position applied for, statement of claim (why you want the role and what you will bring to the role?).

Names of applicants will be published in Blues News if more than one person applies for a role.

1. Nomination for the Election of Directors (Item 7 of Agenda)

President Director of Lifesaving Director of Competition Director of Junior Activities Director of Sponsorship And any other position declared vacant by the premature resignation of the sitting director:

2. Nomination for the Election of Special Sub Committee Positions (Item 8 of Agenda)

Registrar Club Captain (To nominate a member must hold the Bronze Medallion) Vice Club Captain (To nominate a member must hold the Bronze Medallion) Youth Committee Chairperson (must be between the ages of 14 and 21) Boat Captain Board & Ski Captain IRB Competition Captain Life Saving Competition Captain Beach Competition Captain Trustees Life Members Fund x 3* Judiciary Committee (Life Members x 5)* * Nominated by Life Members, ratified by membership at AGM

3. Election of Club Patrons and Honorary Positions.

If a position is not nominated for in writing, that position will remain vacant until a later date. NO NOMINATION

WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM THE FLOOR. Persons standing for the positions MUST BE FINANCIAL at the time

of nomination, ie a financial member of 2019.20 season.

A CLOSED BALLOT will be held for the positions irrespective of the number of candidates. This ensures that the

membership has a vote on the suitability of that candidate.

To vote a member must be financial before the Meeting is declared open and be over the age of 15 years; an

Associate/General Member must have also been a member for the previous three seasons.

Wendy Walsh

Director of Administration

COMMITTEE POSITIONS

President Mardi Love Director of Administration Wendy Walsh Director of Finance Beris Meldrum Director of Lifesaving John Deacon Director of Education & Training Tim Pittolo Director of Competition Joel Green Director of Youth Activities Richard Green Director of Member Services Julie Redfern

Director of Sponsorship Marc Gunasinghe

SUB COMMITTEE POSITIONS

Administration

Registrar Alison Sharkey

Lifesaving

Lifesaving Manager Toni Jones/Allison Sharkey Radio Officer Peter Connelly

First Aid Officer Toni Jones IRB Captain Roger Stimson

Water Safety Coord Hamish Shearer

Patrol Captains & Vice Captains

Patrol 1. Rodney Boag, Neil Cartland, Andrew Wells Patrol 2. Tim Pittolo, Torbjorn Killman

Patrol 3. Andrew Davison, Gary Bunch, David Smith Patrol 4. Alix Smith, Greg Taylor, Dwayne Robertson

Patrol 5. David Golightly, Sean Casey, Cath Wilson Patrol 6. Greg Hobson, Derek Stack

Patrol 7. Robert Kitchen, Mardi Love Patrol 8. Stuart Bennett, Collin Baker,

Patrol 9. Glenn Bowles, Anthony Jones Patrol10. John Deacon, Bruce Moy, Lewis Boorman

Patrol 11. Aidan Reid, Andrew Reid Patrol 12. Mark Bridgman, Robert Grassi, Ian Frost

Competition

Competition Secretary Jnr: Julie Redfern

Snr: Beris Meldrum,

Mast: Beris Meldrum

Board & Ski Captain Brady Casey

Boat Captain Paul Quick

Boat Coaches Paul Quick, Mel Smith

Pool Coach Rachelle King

Water Coaches Paul Lemmon, Rachel King, Ryan Quick

IRB Coach Roger Stimson, Bruce Moy

Beach Coach Nathan Smith

Member Services

Member Protection Officer Mardi Love Rookie Coordinator Mardi Love

Clothing Committee Beris Meldrum Duke of Edinburgh Cathy Cole

Junior Activities

JAC Richard Green Deputy JAC Paul Broadbent

Recorder Nicole Baker & Wes Pettiford Carnival Entries Julie Redfern

JAC Admin Assistants Samone Green & Mandy Eyles Nippers Co-ordinator Mandy Eyles

Rookie Co-ordinator Mardi Love Gear Steward Paul Cummins

BBQ Coordinator Trevor & Sandra Husk

Coaching Co-ordinator – Paul Broadbent

Beach Coach: Nathan Smith & Tor Killman

Water Coaches: David Rippon, Paul Broadbent, Emily Pettiford, Ryan Quick, Lisa Metcalfe, Paul Quick,

Richard Green (Relief)

MEMBERSHIP 2019.20

Life Members

Paul Broadbent Gregory Elfick John Howick Jamie Legge Richard Legge

David Mansfield Beris Meldrum Mark Power Paul Quick Paul Stone

Ron Stone Peter Wyllie

Long Service

Emma Amies Geoffrey Amies Bronte Bagala Graham Baty John Bellato Amelia Cole Catherine Cole Joshua Cole Dianne Diebert Peter Eltham Terence Eltham Lionel Fargher Michael Gill Debbie Graham Stephen Graham Marc Gunasinghe Simone Hannelly Ebony Harris Sean Hendry Shane Hobbs Rodney Jaensch Justin Kaeser Rachelle King Brett Larkin Robert Leitch Paul Lemmon Lisa Metcalfe Martin Minto Adam Montgomery Craig Moran Kirk Newport Richard Northey Peter Obern Tony Offord Suzanne Packer Kim Petley Wes Pettiford Ryan Quick Edward Ratcliff Peter Riley John Robb Dwayne Robertson Clayton Schofield Mark Schofield Michelle Schofield Timothy Schofield Graham Sellers Hamish Shearer Kristina Skvorc Cheryl Small Anthony Smith David Smith Greg Smith Hayden Smith Judy Smith Mel Smith Gerard Sparke Rene Sturmberg Derek Taylor Gretchen Taylor Julie Taylor Ian Triplett Michael Van Dartel Daniel Walsh

Active Reserve

Bradley Cook Rozanne Green Mardi Love

Past Active

Robert Hunter

Active Membership

Florencia Adorno Terrence Antonio Des Asbury Jill Ashby Collin Baker

Nicole Baker Debi Barnes Anthony Barrale Nicole Benoit Rodney Boag

Lewis Boorman Brett Bowen Glenn Bowles Mark Bridgman Adam Brierley

Gary Bunch Ben Bynon Mark Cameron Robert Campbell Thomas Cansick

Neil Cartland Brady Casey Sean Casey Phillip Cashion Jeffrey Charge

Kate Cheyne Megan Clark Nathan Clarke Philip Clegg Dennis Coelli

Kevin Coleman Peter Connelly Gemma Cooper-Smith Eamon Corless Lisa Critoph

Colin Crook Cindy Crouch Rebecca Daly Georgina Davis Andrew Davison

Benjamin Deacon John Deacon Andrew Donaldson Achim Drescher Greg Edwards

Hayden Edwards Jeremy Etcell Amanda Eyles David Fawkes Anthony Field

Elizabeth Ford Dane Foster Niki Frampton Leah Frewin Ian Frost

John Gamlin John Giffney Kimberly Gilbert Dean Gillard David Golightly

Kathy Graham Mitchell Graham Tim Graham Robert Grassi Joel Green

Richard Green Samone Green Emma Gunasinghe Lauren Gunasinghe Luke Hall

George Hardie Candice Harris Jeffrey Harrison Riley Hawkes Jodie Haydn

Lucy Hayes Jill Heaton Nigel Heaton Jackson Heinze Benjamin Hibberd

Michael Hickey Noelene Hickey Greg Hobson Damien Holliday Leona Holliday

Matthew Hoy Richard Ivens Annalise Jones Toni Jones Kaye Kelly

Paul Kenny Fiona Killman Torbjorn Killman Robert Kitchen Greg Kogan

Damian Larkin Saxon Lumsden Scott Martin Taylor Martin Craig Massey

Aidan McEnearney Natalie McInerney Christian McKeon Mark McNair

Christopher Mensforth Stef Miklecic Niko Milanovic Grace Morley Bruce Moy

Jack Moyes Trina Moyes David Mylan Peter OMalley Catherine Palmqvist

Nada Pantle John Pasco Nicole Petley Simon J. Petley Timothy Pittolo

Craig Pollington Kim Pollington Laurie Portier Dennis Raw Julie Redfern

Linda Redfern Aidan Reid Andrew Reid Sarah Renney Sol Renteria Adorno

Danielle Rippon Scott Roberts Simone Robertson Zoe Ronalds Michael Ryan

Rebecca Schofield Catherine Scully Samara Scully Shaun Scully Kate Shevchenko

Rachel Small Alix Smith Allison Smith Don Smith Wade Smith

James Snelling Kellie Snelling George Spencer Derek Stack Joshua Stephens

Roger Stimson Meagan Stone Michael Stone Brooke Sutton Callum Sutton

Gregory Taylor Charles Tedd Mark Thompson Laura Tierney Zak Van Dartel

Brad Vaughan Rick Vella David Verhagen Stuart Ward Bradley Watson

Kate Wealleans Andrew Wells Monique Wells Savannah Wheeler Chris Wicks

Lucy Wicks Mark Willson Catherine Wilson Michael Wilson

15-18 Membership

Katie Arnold Jack Baker Zoe Barrale Blake Best-Minto Eliana Bootes

Heather Campbell Sam Campbell Alisha Cech Rachel Connelly Travis Connelly

Jade Crook Sam Cummins Jacob Curcio Eden Duddy Lilly Egan

Geneieve Ferguson Chloe Fisher Kiara Frost Maurice Good Zara Good

Tamsyn Gould Kyle Graham Charlotte Grassi Nicholas Green Ryan Green

Nathanial Hobson Sophie Holliday Chloe Hoy Kai Ivens Jessica Kitchen

Tristan Martin Alexander McMartin Lachlan Meikle Tiarne Obrien Matthias Palmqvist

Myah Pantle-Bentham Emersyn Pettiford Charlie Phillips Ruby Pilon Keaton Pollington

Abbey Proctor Liam Renney Mar Renteria Adorno Alexander Ryan Jasmine Shearer

Deklan Smith Zachery Tasker Kye Taylor Charlise Wheeler Tylah White

Harrison Williams Analise Zantiotis Emily Ziekenheiner

Cadet Membership

Greta Barrale Chelsea Clarke Mitchell Clayton Kai Davison Kira Fisher Violet Gates Kye Green Ashlee Greenwood Audrey Griffin Cohen Hall Aymn Hamilton Erin Hamilton Callum Hobson Kye Holiday Matilda Hough Toby Kitchen Nicola Lane James Marshall Charli McDonald Rose Merriman Connor Murray Aaron Neville-Smith Mercedes Newton Susanna Palmer Trent Pantle-Bentham Scarlett Phillips Jack Quick Jayden Redfern Xavier Reid Lucas Renteria-Adorno Caitlin Roberts Tom Rodham Olivia Ryan Jack Vaughan Jarrah Wells Emelyn Wheeler Lucy Wilson

Junior Membership

Aliya Amir Cooper Armstrong Mason Arnold Tyson Atherden Will Baker

Aurora Barclay Isla Barclay Fletcher Barrett Lily Barrett Izabel Bayly

Mia Bayly Sienna Bell Odin Bennett Chase Benoit Tatum Benoit

Eden Best-Minto Noah Best-Minto Rowen Best-Minto Anais Betts Soraya Betts

Noah Bootes Madeleine Bowles Matilda Brewin Emma Broadbent Kate Broadbent

Jack Bruce Tarah Bryers Ava Cameron Macey Cameron Taylor Cameron

Alessia Cammareri Paige Casey Ruby Cashion Tyla Channells Danielle Charge

Kayla Charge Allira Chittick Kiah Chittick Taylor Christian Elliot Clegg

William Clegg Abigail Clements David Clements Isabella Clements Christian Coff

Jordan Coff Chayse Coleman Emma Cormack Lachlan Cormack Samuel Cormack

Madeline Coulton Oliver Creed Cohen Crook Montanah Cruise Bronte Cummins

Angus Currie Tjannaya Daly Grace Daniell Harrison Daniell Charlotte Davis

Edward Davis Lachlan Davis Eliza Dolman Ruby Donaldson Zachary Donnelly

Finn Edwards Maleah Edwards Skyla Edwards Fyn Elliott Mia Elliott

Zac Elliott Benjamin Eltham Cameron Eltham Orlando Etcell Lincoln Eyles

MJ Eyles Calais Faull Eva Faunce Felipe Ferreira Darcie Ferris–Taylor

Evie Ferrone Allison Firmino Ellie Fisher Tessa Flannery Layla Forbes

Toby Forbes Lachlan Foster Montana Frost Natalie Frost Leo Gauci

Jake Gillard Jack Gorman Ruby Gorman Tiana Graham Jett Green

Zahra Green Lillee Greenwood Natalee Greenwood Isla Gribble Lacy Gribble

Miley Gribble Emily Griffiths Ken Griffiths Sam Griffiths Archie Hall

Darcie Hall Emilee-RoseHall Hurley Hall Lucas Hall Tahj Hamilton

Sam Hannan Grace Haydn Lilly Haydn Rocco Heighington Tahlia Heinze

Harper Hennessy Mason Holliday Tasman Holliday Phoebe Hough Chelsea Hughan

Dakohda Hunter Christian Hurst Keeleigh Hurst Samantha Husk Ryder Hutchin

Chloe Irazabal Travis Isoardi Lilyka Ivens Florence Joyce Oliver Kaeser

Bailey Kassabian Harold Kay Brandon Keene Flynn Killman Henry Killman

Vanessa Killman Kobi King Molly King Zara Kinkade

Angel Knowles Zara Lane Amalka Larauza Ella Lawsen Ivy Lawsen

Jayla Lawsen Finn Lees Hugo Lemmon Ryan Lenehan Alvy Lesperance

Calum Lesser Cayley Lesser Samuel Logan Cleo Lombardi Amelia Lonsdale

Toby Lonsdale Tyler Lonsdale Abigail Lumby Mason Malloy Ida Ayu

Kade Manuaba Ida Bagus Putu Manuaba Jai Martin Ryder Martin

Summah Martin Madison Massey Talulah Massey Blake Mathes Amayla Matthews

Grace McCartney Max McCartney Evie McClusky Harrison McClusky Gemma McInerney

Hannah McInerney Beau McKeon Daisy Mckeon Cruz McMahon Oscar McMahon

Willow McMahon Harrison McNair Cobe Meek Rijk Melck Spencer Metcalfe

Eden Milanovic Lily Milanovic Elynne Millar Max Millar Veronika Mills

Connor Minto Ruby Minto Aliyah Mlacic Hunter Mlacic Ella Montgomery

Kaelan Montgomery Phoenix Montgomery Matis Morrey Amelia Morris Kiani Morrison

William Morrison Lincoln Moss Maxwell Moss Piper Moyes Kudha Murphy

Sophia Murray Oliver Nadori Oban Neary Audrey Neil George Neil

Emily Neville-Smith Bryson Norris Stella Norris Zali Ohlback

Manuela Oliveira Martins Matthew Osborne Roark Parish Caden Paul

Keeley Paul Brianca Peterson Chloe Petley Harry Petley Millie Pettiford

Joshua Pirrottina Sienna Pitcher Mahlia Pollington Micah Pope Zoe Pope

Kit Purnell Ned Purnell Mila Pursehouse Archie Quick Charlotte Quick

Ethan Quick Zoe Rawling Emily Rice Thomas Rice Caylee Roberts

Jemma Roberts Micayla Roberts Owen Roberts Zahlee Robinson Vin Romano

Alexander Russell Kai Scully Mia Scully Zac Scully Ava Sergeant

Meadow Shearer Mila Sherwood Brody Simpson-Foster Ashley Smith Harvey Smith

Keelan Smith Nicholas Smith Thomas Smith Mia Springett Summer Stack

Sara Stewart Millie Stone Alexa Stretton Mitchell Stretton Charlotte Svedas

Georgia Svedas Jack Temple Jai Thomas Kaelan Thomas Nixon Thomas

Boadie Thoroughgood Jack Tinker Tyana Todd Piper Trindell Eli Tsilfidis

Mia Vanstrattan Eli Vant Nate Vaughan Charli Vella Cruz Vella

Sasha Ward Alexander Watson Hamish Watson Lucinda Watson Sophie Watson

Addison Webb Indy Wells Keanu Wells Ruby Wells Archer Wilding

Alani Wilson Sam Wilson Jack Woodhouse Archie Worrall Josie Worrall

Zeke Worrall Beth Yates Joel Yates Hudson Zeibots Rory Ziekenheiner

Award Membership

Stuart Bennett Michael Kendal Gregory King Richard OBrien Jennifer Schofield

Wendy Walsh

Associate Membership

Josephine Ahearn Sharon Allwood Denise Amir Kevin Andrews Craig Armstrong

Virginia Ash Cheryl Assuage Dane Atherden David Baldwin Tonia Barclay

Christopher Barrett Janelle Baty Fiona Bell Bec Bennett Ian Bennett

David Betts Ian Bootes Kylie Bootes David Booth Daniel Bowles

Margaret Boyle Angus Brewin Carla Brierly Alison Broadbent Glen Brown

Kevin Bryan Alastair Bryers Kelli Bryers Heather Burrett Amber Cameron

Debbie Campbell Christie Cartwright Jennifer Casey Elise Cashion Tony Castley

Sally Chaplin Jason Chappell Anthony Chittick Candice Chittick Emily Clegg

James Clements Shayne Clements Stephen Coff Peter Cormack Des Cosrello

David Cossor Corrinne Coulton Daniel Creed Melanie Creer Denis Crimmins

Adam Crouch Adam Crouch MP Paul Cummins Zoe Cummins Georgina Dalaberas

Andrew Daniell Corey Davis Mark Davis Susan Deacon Wayne Doherty

Stephanie Dolman ChristopherDonnelly George Drudge Rebecca Dwyer Alana Edwards

Doug Elliott Jill Elliott Barbara Eynon Anthony Faull David Faunce

Lauren Fearnley Lauren Ferreira Kerri Ferris Vanessa Ferrone Jason Firmino

Bruce Fitzpatrick Grayson Forbes Sheryn Forbes Nicolas Foster Carmel Frost

Roz Fuller Chantal Gauci Ann Gazal Claire Gilmour Michael Greenwood

Elissa Gribble Evan Griffiths Shuri Griffiths Katherine Grigg Leigh Grimley

James Hall Nicole Hamilton Stewart Hannan Jane Harris Peter Harris

Jeff Haydn David Hayes Suzanne Hayes Kylie Hayman Chloe Hennessy

William Henry Alison Herrick Douglas Hocking Janelle Honor Rachel Hopkins

Amanda Hough Amy Huckstepp Richard Hudson David CliftonHughes Stephen Hughes

Roy Hunter Brett Hurst Suzanne Hurst Sandra Husk Trevor Husk

Eric Hutchins Mervat Irazabal Roberto Irazabal Aimee Isoardi Sally Jarmaine

Emma Jones Matthew Joyce Crystal Kassabian Clare Kelleher Peter King

Thomas Kinkade Shannon Knowles Roseann Knuth Amanda Lawsen Scott Lawsen

Peter Lee Chris Lees Garry Lemair Campbell Lemmon Neil Lenehan

Tyson Lesser Laurie Lewington Shane Logan Michael Lynch James Mabbutt

Judith Mak Robert Malloy Sherry Marie Junna Massey Ben Mathes

Luke Matthews Marie Mazaroli Sarah McCabe Matthew McCarthy Candice McCartney

David McCartney Bianca McClusky John McDonald Kim McInnes Kirsten McKenna

Brent McMahon Jessica Meek Matt Metcalfe Leanne Milanovic Chris Millar

Jodie Minto Matthew Minto Jessica Mlacic Wayne Moffitt Michael Molloy

Ray Moore Nadege Morrey Anthony Morris Troy Morrison Peter Morrow

Phil Moss Peter Moyes Beth Murphy Matt Murphy Robin Murphy

Alysia Murray Tony Mylan Dean Neil Rebecca Neil Richard Neville

Sean Neville-Smith Yusniar Neville-Smith David Newell Deane Norris Chris Ohlback

Ben Osborne Michael Osborne Wendy O'Shea Kristy Packer John Paine

Garry Palmer Ebony Parish Ida Bagus Pariwisata David Parkin Laura Paul

Sonya Peat Suzanne Phillipson Colin Pink Scott Pitcher Max Pittolo

Kelly Plasto Steven Pope Kevin Porter Heather Power Ty Purnell

Danielle Quick John Ragen Julie Ragen Harriet Ratcliffe Samantha Rawling

Jennifer Rice Timothy Rice Michael Roberts Nicole Roberts Janet Robinson

Todd Robinson Melanie Romano Kerry Rose Amanda Russell Alf Salter

Timothy Sargeant Carol Schulze Lena Searle Peter Searle Marc Sherwood

Gary Shoobridge Davina Simpson-Foster Belinda Smith Matthew Smith Warren Smith

Leanne Stam Moira Standish Leanne Stewart Laura Stone Kristie Stretton

Jacqueline Svedas Vytas Svedas Neville Taylor Peter Taylor David Temperley

Sandra Temperley Neil Temple Crystal Thomas Ian Thomas Brent Thoroughgood

Katie Thoroughgood Patricia Tierney Rodrigo Tomazini Martins Christina Tsilfidis

Jess Vanstrattan Simon Vant Matthew Vaughan Aimee Vella Lauren Walsh

Lindy Watson Andrew Wells Gary Wells Kylie Wells Corinne Westerman

Monique Wilding Trevor Williams Yanni Willis Sara Winchester Stuart Woodhouse

Victoria Worrall Colleen Wright David Yates Kenneth Young Mathew Zeibots

PRESIDENTS REPORT

This season Terrigal Surf Life Saving Season celebrated the 100th season since our establishment and the season certainly

turned out to be memorable in many ways. I want to commend our members and Board for their forbearance, perseverance,

adaptability and resilience as we have negotiated a strange season end with COVID-19. We are still working hard to wrap

up season events, and some of our centenary celebrations will also be rescheduled to 2021!

I am really proud of our lifesaving efforts this season, we made the difficult decision to change up some patrols over the

last winter, but this has definitely increased our patrolling strength across our patrols, and resulted in strong attendance by

our lifesavers. This season we also introduced a rostered patrol at The Entrance, to assist their patrolling requirements,

and this was well received by our members and a great experience for them to practice their skills in a new environment.

We will continue that in coming seasons.

Even though the season was quite short, we still managed to clock up over 8000 patrolling hours, 13 rescues and over 500

preventative actions, and 136 first aids. Our Education team once again stood tall, educating and assessing over 800

awards (including nippers) for the season, which is a mammoth task that occurs each and every season. We are also

working cooperatively with our local clubs to share calendars and provide more opportunities for our members to complete

awards.

Our Competition team had a great start to the 2019-20 season, with outstanding performances at the Australian Pool

Rescue Titles, finishing 2nd in the Master’s event and 4th in the Overall Pointscore. Huge thanks go to Rachelle King for her

professionalism and dedication to developing our athletes in this arena. We had some great performances in Board/ Ski

and Beach at local and state carnivals, from both our junior and senior clubs, and are seeing some great young talent

emerging. Our IRB team also took home some bling from the Australian IRB Champs, with our U23 female teams especially

doing well, taking out a silver and bronze, they have been working towards this for several years under the tireless coaching

of Bruce Moy and Roger Stimson. I thank all of our coaches across all disciplines for their efforts in developing our athletes.

Our Nipper program, under the Directorship of Rich Green (CC Branch Volunteer of the Year), continues to deliver an

outstanding program for our youngest members, with a great mix of education, skills development and confidence building.

We are seeing great retention from our Nippers into the senior club lifesaving ranks, and these young members have great

skills and knowledge.

I want to thank our Board for their constant commitment to our club, so much work goes on behind the scenes by these

dedicated members: John Deacon (Lifesaving), Marc Gunasinghe (Sponsorship/Fundraising), Tim Pittolo (Education), Joel

Green (Competition), Rich Green (Juniors), Beris Meldrum (Finance), Wendy Walsh (Administration) and Julie Redfern

(Member Services). They work tirelessly to manage all operational and strategic activities for the club, which is a huge

responsibility.

We also welcomed back Natalie Whineray to our club this season in the dual role of Administration and Functions Manager.

We are now seeing our Functions Centre go from strength to strength with Nat’s experienced hands at the helm (well at

least until COVID!).

I would like to congratulate all of our nominees for the CC Branch Awards and congratulate Branch on their innovative

delivery of the Awards this year. Richard Green was a deserving winner of the Volunteer of the Year, as was Cohen Crook

as the Rookie of the Year and the outstanding Paul Lemmon as Master’s Athlete of the Year. Thanks also to Branch for

the support you offer to all clubs, especially the information provided throughout COVID.

Our club is well placed to begin our next 100 years of operation, and even though we didn’t get the opportunity to finish all

of our celebrations, we will! We honour all of the men and women who have dedicated some time to the development of

our club, we have learnt many lessons along the way and are still discovering our past, but all of that knowledge is carried

forward by our club members now and into the future.

I want to thank all the members who I have worked with and supported me over the last 17 years on the Board, I wish the

club all the best in the future.

Mardi Love

President

2019.20 Club Members

2019.20 2018.19 2017.18 2016.17 2015.16

Members M F M F M F M F M F

Active 135 91 145 94 158 97 188 111 205 111

Active Reserve 1 2 3 4 1 4 2 5 3 3

Cadet 19 19 20 19 19 13 11 16 13 14

Other 204 153 204 149 198 147 158 141 177 144

Junior 142 154 136 180 164 171 148 146 176 193

Total 501 419 508 446 540 433 507 419 574 465

ADMINISTRATION REPORT

What a year. I call it the Year that just kept on giving. Through our diligence on the beach, we have successfully patrolled

without any loss of life between the flags. I congratulate all our patrolling members who have been led by our Director of

Lifesaving, John Deacon. A huge shout out also goes to those who support out patrolling members, families, friends,

partners, husbands and wives. No one can do anything without support. Thank you.

With regards to Covid and our Surf Carnivals, we managed the get through Junior Branch and Master’s State, Open State

and Age State. Aussies were cancelled, along with the off-season shenanigans/racing of IRB’s. There will be some reports

and awardees missing from this report, but they will be included in next years. Our Ocean Swim was also cancelled, but

we hope to reschedule later in the year. Awards of Excellence, Club, Branch, State and Australia have and will be taking

on a new avenue to bring these presentations to the Public. Times have been difficult for everyone through this pandemic

and we don’t know when things will get back to normal. So, for now we just take it a day at a time and do what we can.

Our ANZAC Day Dawn Service was also a victim of Covid-19 and unfortunately, our Service, along with all others, was

cancelled.

I would like to say “Thank You” to Marc Gunasinghe who is retiring from the Board this year Marc has filled the role of

Director of Sponsorship for the past 2 years. Thank you for all your work, dedication and knowledge you have brought to

the role. Good to know you will still be around.

What will next season bring? That is the question on everyone’s lips. All we can do is follow the directions given to us by

our governing bodies, Surf Australia, Surf NSW, Central Coast Branch and the Health Department and do the best we can

for our members.

Be kind … stay safe … and swim between the flags

Wendy Walsh

Director of Administration

VALE

Michael Anthony Peat

9 February 1963 - 06 January 2020.

Clubs: Narrabeen SLSC Nipper.

Toowoon Bay SLSC 2003-2009

Terrigal SLSC 2009– 2020

Mike had a passion for the surfing and surf lifesaving over most of his life. Mike started off as a nipper at Narrabeen SLSC. When he moved to the Central Coast, he took up boat sweeping from 2005 when with Toowoon Bay SLSC sweeping a masters women’s crew.

Mike moved to Terrigal SLSC in 2009 and over the years swept an u23 men’s crew, u23 women’s crew (which included his two daughters), reserve men’s crew and the last 2 years a masters women’s crew.

Mike was struck with cancer in 2013 and battled this until the end. Surfboat sweeping kept Mike going those last few years when it was a real struggle to keep moving. The last season of sweeping, Mike would strap up his hands and feet and doze up with pain killers to get through the day's carnival. Terrigal SLSC six crews rowed a 60 km marathon from Rose Bay, Sydney to Terrigal in 2014 to raise money for Mike and his family, and Mike swept for part of this journey.

Mikes greatest success was in 2016 with his master's women’s crew when they took out Gold at both State (Swansea) and Aussies (Sunshine Coast). Mike was awarded Terrigal “Boatie of the Year” at its 2017 awards night. Mike loved to coach and develop rowers whenever he could. He was a passionate club man and enjoyed time with his wife (Sonya) and four daughters, (Meghann, Taylor, Zoe, & Bailey) much of which was spent at nippers or surfboat carnivals.

Patrol Statistics

Rescues 2019/20 2018/19 2017/18 2016/17

No Gear 0 1 0 0

Rescue Tube 2 4 1 3

Rescue Board 3 5 3 2

IRB 6 1 3 2

Other 2 0 1 0

Total Rescues 13 11 8 7

Preventative Actions

2019/20 2018/19 2017/18 2016/17

Lost Children 2 5 3 5

Preventions 283 930 1833 3095

Searches 8 5 2 3

Shark Alarm 0 3 1 0

First Aid 2019/20 2018/19 2017/18 2016/17

Fractures/ Dislocations

3 1 1 2

Major Wounds 2 2 2 0

Minor Cuts/ Abrasions

20 33 26 31

Minor Marine Stings

99 102 375 556

Other 9 7 17 27

Spinal 0 0 1 2

Resuscitation 0 5 0 0

100% Patrol Attendance

Jill Ashby Debi Barnes Stuart Bennett Glenn Bowles Adam Brierley Peter Connelly Rachel Connelly Ian Frost Richard Green Emma Gunasinghe Lauren Gunasinghe Mark Gunasinghe Jodie Haydn Jill Heaton Nigel Heaton Toni Jones Justin Kaeser Kaye Kelly Fiona Killman Tor Killman Mardi Love David Mansfield Jai Martin Scott Martin Natalie McInerney Alexander McMartin Simon Petley Mark Power Julie Redfern Aiden Reid Danielle Rippon Allison Smith Derek Stack Gregory Taylor Beris Meldrum

Member Patrol Hours

Florencia Adorno 21 Emma Amies 3.5 Terry Antonio 38 Katie Arnold 22 Mason Arnold 23 Jill Ashby 37.75

Bronte Bagala 26.5 Colin Baker 4 Jack Baker 49 Nicole Baker 31 Will Baker 29.5 Debbie Barnes 51.83 Anthony Barrale 33 Greta Barrale 26 Zoe Barrale 30 David Baxter 8.75 Stewart Bennett 30.5 David Betts 5 Rodney Boag 50.33 Lewis Boorman 37.5 Eliana Bootes 34 Noah Bootes 17 Glenn Bowles 49.5 Mark Bridgman 40 Adam Brierley 39.5 Emma Broadbent 9 Tarah Bryers 5 Gary Bunch 35.5 Ben Bynon 27 Mark Cameron 40.5 Heather Campbell 21 Robert Campbell 4 Sam Campbell 21 Neil Cartland 33 Brady Casey 25 Sean Casey 33 Jeffrey Charge 35.25 Chelsea Clarke 23 Nathan Clarke 22.25 Mitchell Clayton 34 Philip Clegg 34 Amelia Cole 4 Catherine Cole 4 Joshua Cole 4 Chayse Coleman 31.75 Kevin Coleman 39 Peter Connelly 33.5 Rachel Connelly 33.5 Travis Connelly 25.5 Bradley Cook 22.5 Gemma Cooper-Remington 20 Eamon Corless 14 Cohen Crook 29 Colin Crook 4.5 Jade Crook 24 Cindy Crouch 43 Bronte Cummins 34 Sam Cummins 22.08 Jacob Curcio 42 Daly Tjannaya 4 Andrew Davison 49.92 Kai Davison 56.67 Benjamin Deacon 44.75 John Deacon 49 Dianne Diebert 4 Andrew Donaldson 8 Achim Drescher 33.5 Eden Duddy 17 Greg Edwards 17 Lilly Egan 35 Michael Egan 24 Amanda Eyles 18 Lionel Fargher 8.5 David Fawkes 12.5 Geneive Ferguson 22 Anthony Field 35.75 Chloe Fisher 24.5 Kira Fisher 19 Elizabeth Ford 30.5 Niki Frampton 12 Eve Fraser 16 Leah Fewin 35.5 Ian Frost 52 Kiara Frost 35 Natalie Frost 4 John Gamlin 23 Violet Gates 29 Kimberly Gilbert 26 Michael Gill 9 Dean Gillard 27.5 Jake Gillard 9.25 David Golightly 25.5 Maurice Good 10 Zara Good 24.5 Tamsyn Gould 17.7 Kathy Graham 33.5 Kyle Graham 56 Mitchell Graham 17.5 Tiana Graham 31 Tim Graham 40.5 Charlotte Grassi 30 Robert Grassi 30 Jett Green 40 Joel Green 22 Kye Green 66 Nicholas Green 43 Richard Green 96 Ryan Green 43 Samone Green 26.75 Ashlee Greenwood 38 Audrey Griffin 18.25 Emma Gunasinghe 44 Lauren Gunasinghe 29 Marc Gunasinghe 40 Cohen Hall 41.25 Luke Hall 27 Aymn Hamilton 20.25 Erin Hamilton 25.75 George Hardie 46.75 Ebony Harris 5 Jeffrey Harrison 9 Riley Hawkes 33.5 Jodie Haydn 19 Jill Heaton 40.5 Nigel Heaton 40.75 Jackson Heinze 19 Tahlia Heinze 17.33 Benjamin Hibberd 36.67 Michael Hickey 22.08 Callum Hobson 22 Greg Hobson 34.5 Nathanial Hobson 18 Damien Holliday 34.5 Kye Holliday 30 Leona Holliday 30.67 Mason Holliday 26.5 Sophie Holliday 18.5 Matilda Hough 24 Phoebe Hough 2 Chloe Hoy 30.5 Matthew Hoy 34.5 Kai Ivens 29.5 Richard Ivens 33.5 Annalise Jones 29.33 Anthony Jones 28.33 Toni Jones 59 Justin Kaeser 36 Kaye Kelly 42 Fiona Killman 42 Torbjorn Killman 42 Molly King 4 Jessica Kitchen 28 Robert Kitchen 28 Toby Kitchen 16 Greg Kogan 30 Amalka Larauza 12 Damian Larkin 17 Samuel Logan 26 Mardi Love 40 David Mansfield 36.75 Jai Martin 47.5 Scott Martin 47.41 Taylor Martin 26 Tristan Martin 41.83 Charli McDonald 31 Aidan McEnearney 34 Natalie McInerney 26.5 Daisy Mckeon 17 Alexander McMartin 36 Mark McNair 38.75 Beris Meldrum 90.42 Rose Mewrriman 33 Stef Miklecic 21 Niko Milanovic 59.5 Adam Montgomery 21 Craig Moran 34 Bruce Moy 38 Piper Moyes 9 Connor Murray 21 David Mylan 31 Aaron Neville-Smith 17 Emily Neville-Smith 5 Mecedes Newton 4 Richard O’Brien 34 Tiarne O’Brien 26 Susanna Palmer 30 Catherine Palmqvist 2 Matthais Palmqvist 17 Nada Pantle 50.91 Myah Pantle-Bentham 26.58 Trent Pantle-Bentham 31 John Pascoe 39 Brianca Peterson 12 Kim Petley 58.75 Nicole Petley 34 Simon Petley 59.25 Emersyn Pettiford 25 Millie Pettiford 30.17 Wes Pettiford 22 Charlie Phillips 27 Scarlett Phillips 8 Ruby Pilon 21 Timothy Pittolo 35 Craig Pollington 30.5 Keaton Pollington 42.5 Zoe Pope 25.17 Laurie Portier 39 Mark Power 70.25 Abbey Proctor 16 Jack Quick 55

Paul Quick 24.5 Ryan Quick 17 Dennis Raw 44.5 Jayden Redfern 49 Julie Redfern 33.25 Linda Redfern 26 Aidan Reid 58 Andrew Reid 18 Xavier Reid 28 Liam Renney 28 Sarah Renney 17.5 Lucas Renteria-Adorno 21 Mar Renteria-Adorno 29 Sol Renteria-Adorno 29 Peter Riley 8.33 Danielle Rippon 35.5 John Robb 14 Scott Roberts 32.5 Dwayne Robertson 34.5 Simone Robertson 31.17 Zoe Ronalds 38.75 Alexander Ryan 26 Michael Ryan 35.92 Olivia Ryan 21 Catherine Scully 70 Samara Scully 13 Shaun Scully 37 Hamish Shearer 5 Jasmine Shearer 16.75 Meadow Shearer 5 Kate Shevchenko 39.42 Cheryl Small 14.25 Rachel Small 19 Alix Smith 37.25 Allison Smith 61 David Smith 41.5 Deklan Smith 35.67 Don Smith 34.5 Grace Smith 29.75 Greg Smith 8 Judy Smith 8 Keelan Smith 13.5 Wade Smith 17.5 James Snelling 34.5 Kellie Snelling 30 Derek Stack 38.5 Josh Stephens 30.5 Roger Stimson 39.92 Rene Sturmberg 14 Teysha Tasker 30 Zachery Tasker 35.5 Gregory Taylor 36.75 Charles Tedd 17 Laura Tierney 34 Tyana Todd 12 Damien Vanden Bergh 8 Brad Vaughan 21.25 Jack Vaughan 41.33 Nate Vaughan 41.83 Rick Vella 4 David Verhagen 31 Bradley Watson 6 Andrew Wells 4 Jarrah Wells 22 Charlise Wheeler 8 Emelyn Wheeler 13 Savannah Wheeler 13 Tylah White 15 Chris Wicks 45 Lucy Wicks 23 Harrison Williams 33 Mark Wilson 26 Catherine Wilson 44 Michael Wilson 26 Jack Woodhouse 20 Beth Yates 16 Analise Zantiotis 18 Emily Ziekenheiner 15

DIRECTOR OF MEMBER SERVICES REPORT 2019.2020

As we close out this 2019-20 season our Terrigal Surf Lifesaving Club had a challenging year with celebrating 100 years of patrolling Terrigal Beach. In March 2020, the World Health Organisation declared the COVID-19 international crisis a pandemic. This has a significant impact on all aspects of club life at Terrigal Surf Lifesaving Club. This includes cessation of patrols and competition and eventually complete closure of the club to all members. Our annual Ocean Swim, 100 Year

Ball along with community events such as the ANZAC Day Dawn Service and 5 lands walk were also cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings and social distancing.

The 2019-20 season commenced with Terrigal hosting the SLS Central Coast Annual Raising of the Flags. This was a wonderful spectacle and was attended by all local clubs, members, politicians, council members and the general public. We also had a new logo designed to celebrate our 100 years of patrolling Terrigal Beach. At the Central Coast Australia Day Awards (January 2020), our very own life Member Mark Powers was named Volunteer of the Year for his services to Surf Lifesaving and Callum Sutton was named Youth of the Year.

This season saw updates to our website and social media pages. The club website was updated with the assistance of Aiden Reid and is now more user-friendly and includes updated content and contacts along with current COVID-19 and member protection information. Our social media channels were also updated and logos aligned with our main platforms being Facebook (‘Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club’ and ‘Terrigal Nippers’) and Instagram (@terrigalslsc). There are also numerous other private groups for training and other areas of the club (e.g., training and pool rescue groups). These pages are closely monitoring and are an efficient communication source that supplements regular communication with members via Blues News.

In our Nippers area there were 4 great leaders elected as role models this year. The Captains for 2019-20 were and Tia Graham and Jett Green, Vice Captains were Bronte Cummins and Cohen Crook. All 4 leaders represented themselves, their families and the club with great enthusiasm and pride throughout the season. Congratulations to all our junior leaders.

This year our Terrigal nominees for SLSCC Junior Lifesaver of the Year were Bronte Cummins and Cohen Crook. They both represented our club proudly. Cohen was also the Terrigal nominee for the SLS Central Coast 13/14 Rookie of the year and came out of the selection process as the overall winner. This was a great achievement – well done Cohen.

This year a structured process was written up and implemented to select our award winners and nominees for the SLS Branch Awards. This process included a club-wide online survey for all members to make nominations. The nominees were collated and detail added based on patrols, competition outcomes, volunteer-contributions and other club assistance/leadership. Two sub-committees were formed to select the eventual winners. The competition awards sub-committee comprised Julie Redfern (Director of Member Services), Joel Green (Director of Competition), Richard Green (JAC) and Paul Broadbent (Life Member). The lifesaving and club awards sub-committee comprised Julie Redfern (Director of Member Services), Mardi Love (President), Mark Power (Life Member), David Mansfield (Life Member). Winners were kept confidential and announced via Instagram (unable to have usual presentation due to COVID-19 restrictions. or modified club presentation held in September 2020. A list of winners is provided below.

Terrigal Lifesaving Club and Volunteer Awards 2019-20

• Club Person of the Year – Kim Petley

• Youth Club Person of the Year – Kai Davidson

• Volunteer of the Year – Richard Green

• Young Volunteer of the Year - Kye Green Terrigal Lifesaving Club Lifesaving Awards for 2019-20

• Lifesaver of the Year – Aidan Reid

• Youth Lifesaver of the Year – Jayden Redfern

• Patrol Captain of the Year – Andrew Davison

• Terrigal Club Rookie of the Year - Jacob Curcio

• Terrigal Patrol of the Year – Patrol 3 Terrigal Lifesaving Club Competition Awards for 2019-20

• Athlete of the Year - Chris Mensforth

• Youth Athlete of the Year – Ryan Green

• Masters Athlete of the Year - Paul Lemmon

• Boatie of the Year - Gemma Cooper-Remington

• Lifesaving Athlete of the Year - Jayden Redfern

• IRB Athlete of the Year - Emma Gunasinghe

• Board and Ski Athlete of the Year - Ryan Green

• Coach of the Year - Ryan Quick

• Surf Sports Team of the Year – U23 Female IRB Teams Rescue (Annalise Jones, Emma Gunasinghe, Grace Morley, Laura Tierney, Keeli Harrison, Lachlan Meikle)

• Official of the Year - Stuart Bennett Terrigal Lifesaving Club Education and Administration Awards 2019-20

• Trainer of the Year - Tim Pittolo

• Assessor of the Year - Toni Jones

• Facilitator of the Year - Beris Meldrum

• Administrator of the Year - John Deacon At the SLSCC Awards of Excellence (held virtually due to COVID-19), from a very strong contingent of Terrigal nominees, it was congratulations to our Branch winner’s;

• Richard Green - CC Volunteer of the Year

• Paul Lemmon - CC Masters Competitor of the Year

• Cohen Crook - Rookie of the Year

Two important safety areas for our club now and in the future are being COVID-Safe and ensuring strong safeguarding of

children. In terms of being COVID-Safe, we have COVID-safe Plan, a COVID-19 Safety Co-ordinator and many Members

have completed the SLSA COVID-19 awareness course. We fully closed our club during March-June 2020 in line with

NSW Health and SLS NSW regulations. Since re-opening we have implemented a COVID-safe plan in relation to COVID-

19 signage, hygiene, social distancing, sign- procedures (etc) and we have changed training and equipment usage

procedures in-line with NSW regulations. Our gym rand shower areas remain closed at the present time (August 2020).

These arrangements are monitored daily and will be revised rapidly to ensure our club aligns with NSW Health and NSW

SLS regulations as we strive to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our members and community. In addition, this season,

Terrigal SLSC continued to institute strong Safeguarding Children protocols. We also have 8 trained Member Protection

Information Officers within the club.

Congratulations to the following club members for achieving SLSA recognition awards.

• 5 Year National Patrol Service Award - Chris Wicks

• 10 Year National Patrol Service Award - Andrew Davison, Andrew Reid

• 15 Year National Patrol Service Award - Toni Jones

• National Medal - Mardi Love & Toni Jones As we count down the days to the 2020-21 season, it is new territory for all members of our club and community. There

will no doubt be changes to patrols and competition and Terrigal will have an ongoing commitment to COVID-safe

regulations and recommendations. The Board of Terrigal Surf Club looks forward to seeing every member at the various

activities for the upcoming season.

Julie Redfern

Director of Member Services

EDUCATION REPORT 2019.2020

Once again, the education team hit the ground running this season with the changes to the VET sector still raw and trainers

and assessors still upgrading their qualifications it’s been a busy year yet again.

The education team has pulled together to put a total of 110 new awards on the beach as well as assisting our neighbouring

clubs to deliver qualifications to their members.

Award Successful

Candidates

Name Training &

Assessing

Professional

Development

Total

Hours

Advanced Resuscitation Certificate

(AID)

21 Cathy Cole 4 8 12

Bronze Medallion 30 Andrew Davison 23 4 27

IRB Crew 8 David Golightly 73 48 121

Provide First Aid 7 Toni Jones 25 6 31

Silver Medallion Aquatic Rescue 1 Mardi Love 32 32

Silver Medallion Beach Management 7 Beris Meldrum 54 6 60

Silver Medallion IRB Driver 3 Bruce Moy 32 32

Gold Medallion 4 Tim Pittolo 72 36 108

Spinal Management 1 Paul Quick 18 32 50

Surf Rescue Certificate 22 Allison Sharkey 24 6 30

Address Adult Language & Literacy

Skills

3 Roger Stimson 20 20

Cert IV Upgrade 1

Design & Develop Assessment

Tools (TAEASS502)

2

Once again, the team have been busy maintaining and building their own skills with Tim Pittolo, David Golightly, Cathy

Cole and Paul Quick all undertaking the upgrade courses to maintain their skills as trainers and assessors.

This year we have continued to record the time that all members of the education team spend either delivering training or

upgrading their own qualification and the while the numbers are a little bit down on last season this can be attributed to a

fewer number of people been involved in the delivery of courses or that the majority of people completing their upgrade

during the 2018 season.

The season ended on a weird note with the outbreak of Covid-19 brining an early end to both the education program and

the patrolling season. the 2020 season does bring many new challenges with the introduction of a new Bronze Medallion

course which for the first time in its history bring the challenge of there been no printed manual for the course with the

material been delivered through an online application and updated as required and as the Covid-19 outbreak changes the

face of the world no one is exactly sure how education within SLS will look for the coming season and into the future.

I wish to thank the Education team for their help and support during the season as the work we do tends to go unnoticed

and underappreciated by some within the Club, but at the end of the day, there is no lifesaving or Competition without

Education.

Tim Pittolo

Director of Education

AWARDS ATTAINED BY TERRIGAL SLSC MEMBERS 2019.2020 .

Bronze Medallion

Analise Zantiotis Blake Best-Minto Bradley Watson Chelsea Clark Connor Murray

Eden Duddy Erin Hamilton Genevieve Ferguson Georgina Davis Jarrah Wells

Jodie Haydn Katie Arnold Kiara Fisher Lauren Walsh Leah Frewin

Lilly Egan Lisa Metcalfe Matt Metcalfe Maurice Good Mitchell Clayton

Monique Wells Natalie McInerney Nick Green Rose Merriman Ryan Green

Scarlett Phillips Scott Martin Teysha Tasker Tylah White Zara Good

Silver Medallion Aquatic Rescue

Mitchell Graham

IRB Crew Person

David Verhagen Jeffery Charge Kai Ivens Leah Frewin Lucas Renteria Adorno

Mitchell Clayton Rachel Small Scarlett Phillips

Silver Medallion IRB Driver

Phil Clegg Tor Killman Travis Connelly

Silver Medallion Beach Management

Ben Hibberd Craig Pollington

Gold Medallion

Anthony Jones Jacob Curico Keaton Pollington Mitchell Graham

Surf Rescue Certificate

Amalka Larauza Beth Yates Bronte Cummins Brooklyn Rosemeyer Chayse Coleman

Cohen Crook Daisy McKeon Ellie fisher Jack Woodhouse Jai Martin

Jake Gillard Jett Green Ken Griffiths Mason Arnold Meadow Shearer

Noah Bootes Olivia Ryan Tahlia Heinze Tiana Graham Trent Pantle-Bantham

Tyana Todd Xavier Reid

Spinal Management

George Hardie

Advanced Resuscitation Techniques (AID)

Andrew Davison Blake Best-Minto Bradley Watson Connor Murray Corinne Coulten

Georgina Davis Jack Vaughan Jarrah Wells Jodie Haydn Kaye Kelly

Kellie Snelling Lauren Walsh Lilly Egan Maurice Good Mitchell Clayton

Mitchell Graham Monique Wells Natalie McInerney Rose Merriman Teysha Tasker

Zara Good

Provide First Aid

Allison Sharkey Corrinne Coulton Deklan Smith Lewis Boorman Nicole Petley

Toni Jones Travis Connelly

Address Adult Language Literacy & Numeracy Skills

Catherine Cole Paul Quick Timothy Pittolo

Cert IV Upgrade

Tony Smith

Design & Develop Assessment Tools (TAEASS502)

David Golightly Paul Quick

DIRECTOR OF COMPETITION REPORT 2019.2020 The 2019 – 2020 surf season started with such high expectations, I was new to the role with big shoes to fill following Greg

Elfick, and prior to that, Clayton Schofield. Thank you, men, for your effort across many years.

Well I will acknowledge it was a season we will all never forget, for some of the IRB teams it will be for their great success

and their NSW and Australian Medals, whilst for the boats and board and ski teams it will be for the abrupt end to the

season due to Covid 19.

I would imagine every competition surf report Australia wide, to reflect the same way. The devastation that all competitors

would have felt after having their season taken from them due to Covid 19.

Looking at the glass half full, we were very lucky, NSW were able to carry out their State championships, it was only our

local Central Coast branch carnival that was postponed due to poor surf conditions and later cancelled and the Australian

titles that we missed.

It was inspirational to see all our competitors from Nippers to Master’s across all disciplines throw themselves into their

training schedules and doing anything they could to keep fit and stay strong during very trying times.

Although there are still some testing times ahead, restrictions have been reduced and we are trying to get some normality

and routine back into our schedules.

Thank you to Roger Stimson and Alix Smith for your success across the season and your continued support at carnivals.

Thank you to all our coaches for your continued effort, strength and drive to help our competitors become better competitors

and more importantly, better people.

Finally, thank you to our parents and supporters that help us all do what we love doing. Your assistance with officiating,

transport, beach set up, getting us to training and being there for us is ‘gold’, without you all, we cannot do what we do.

If the 2019 / 20 season and off season has taught us anything, its strength, resilience and to adapt to our environment.

Let’s take from this season what we have learnt and build for a better season ahead, here’s to looking forward.

Joel Green

Director of Competition

TSLSC AWARD WINNERS NOMINATED FOR SLSCC AWARDS 2019.2020

This year we have had to delay our annual club presentations (junior and senior) and SLSCC are doing their awards online

only. For this reason, we have undertaken a process to select the winners of some of our annual awards so their

nominations can be forwarded to Branch. We sought nominations then shortlisted and online subcommittees met to select

the winners. In all categories it was hard to choose a winner. The winners were announced via @terrigalslsc and Surfguard.

Congratulations to all nominees and winners. Tune in online to SLSCC Awards on 6th June at 6pm to see our nominees

acknowledged.

Lifesaving and Volunteer Award Winners

Youth Volunteer of the Year – Kye Green

Volunteer of the Year – Richard Green

Youth Lifesaver of the Year – Jayden Redfern

Lifesaver of the Year – Aidan Reid

Patrol Captain of the Year – Andrew Davison

13/14 Rookie of the Year – Cohen Crook

Competition Award Winners

Surf Sports Team of the Year – U23F IRB Teams Rescue

Youth Athlete of the Year – Ryan Green

Athlete of the Year – Chris Mensforth

Master’s Athlete of the Year – Paul Lemmon

Coach of the Year – Ryan Quick

Official of the Year – Stuart Bennett

Education and Administration Award Winners Trainer of the Year – Tim Pittolo

Facilitator of the Year – Beris Meldrum

Assessor of the Year – Toni Jones

Administrator of the Year – John Deacon

Services Team of the Year – Education Team

BOAT CAPTAINS REPORT 19.20

Terrigal SLSC started a new phase in rebuilding our competitive surfboat section this year. With some off season promoting and chasing and pleading for new members to come and try, we ended up with an u19 female, reserve women’s and Master’s men crew. Only two out of the twelve rowers had previous experience in surf boats at Terrigal, with half doing their bronze medallion pre-season. So, with so many newbies we knuckled down to some hectic training from July and plenty of learning. All the crews competed in the Streets boat series and even travelled to Scott’s Head for a two-day carnival. At the end of a shorten season (COVID) the u19 females placed third overall in the Streets series with the Reserve women sixth and Master’s men eight overall. Unfortunately, from there on we were unable to compete at State due to the sweep being unavailable due to medical reasons and then the Branch, last rounds of Streets and Aussies were cancelled. Congratulations to Gemma Cooper-Remington for being awarded our Boat Rower of the year. Gemma was very dedicated to not only training and carnivals, but also Patrolling at Terrigal. Also, a big thank you to our officials, Lyn Waters, Kim Petley and Dennis Gee, that came and officiated for the Streets rounds to help Terrigal fulfill their commitments. We look forward to continuing next season and invite anyone to come along and give surfboat rowing a try. Paul Quick Boat Captain

COMPETITION RESULTS Surf Life Saving Central Coast Awards of Excellence Masters Athlete of the Year – Paul Lemmon Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence Paul Lemmon – Masters Athlete of the Year

Competition Officials Stuart Bennett, Beris Meldrum, Wendy Walsh, Chris Hall, Craig Pollington, Kim Petley, Mark Power, Paul Quick, Cathy Cole, Josh Cole

State Championships IRB Shifts Gregory Elfick Tim Graham Col Crook Josh Stephens Roger Stimson Lewis Boorman Lachlan Meikle Alisha Cech Ian Frost Jack Merrimam Jasmine Shearer Alix Smith

2020 NSW Masters State Championships

Gold 35-39 years Male Surf Race Hayden Smith

35-39 Male Rescue Tube Hayden Smith

50-54 Male Rescue Tube Paul Lemmon

35-39 Male Iron Man Hayden Smith

50-54 Male Iron Man Paul Lemmon

45-49 Male Board Rescue Paul Lemmon & Paul Stone

50-54 Male Board Race Paul Lemmon

130 yrs Min Male Board Relay Luke Hall, Paul Lemmon & Hayden Smith

Silver 50-54 Male Surf Race Paul Lemmon

130 yrs Min Male Taplin Relay Paul Lemmon Smith & Paul Stone

35-39 Male Board Rescue Luke Hall & Hayden Smith

35-39 Male Single Ski Hayden Smith

65-69 Male Double Ski Peter Riley & Ian Tripplet

40-44 Male Board Race Luke Hall

Bronze 130 yrs Min Male Surf Teams Paul Lemmon, Hayden Smith & Paul Stone

JUNIOR ACTIVITIES 2019.2020

The 2019-2020 Nippers season was another very successful year for the Terrigal Club.

This season we returned to our traditional location for Sunday nippers with a lot more beach available to use than the

previous season.

Once again, the expertise of our coaches; effort and enthusiasm of our Age Managers and the support of parents led to a

great season with all nippers having fun, gaining confidence and improving their skills.

Active encouragement and participation of all nippers on Sunday’s has assisted Terrigal in growing into a strong and

competitive club both at Branch and State levels.

This season Terrigal placed first in two of the local carnivals and second at the Branch Championships.

We had fantastic numbers of children attending all carnivals, hopefully this will continue over next season and we will be

able to achieve our goal of winning the Branch Championships.

The outstanding attendance we had at all carnival presentations shows our great club spirit. Nippers and parents should

be congratulated on their attitude towards competing and the sportsmanship and respect shown to their teammates and

other competitors.

It is sometimes easy to forget this is a volunteer organisation, fortunately at Terrigal we are lucky to have the commitment

of so many parents, grandparents, friends and extended family of both nippers and Terrigal Surf Club in general. To all

those people, thank you for your wonderful support and assistance through the season.

I would like to thank some dedicated people who helped and gave up a lot of their time this season: Paul Cummins, Wes

Pettiford, Nicole Baker, Julie Redfern, Mandy Eyles, Samone Green, Paul Broadbent, Trevor and Sandra Husk.

Our qualified Officials – Stuart Bennett, Beris Meldrum, Wendy Walsh, Chris Hall and Craig Pollington.

I would also like to thank our amazing sponsors Coastal Providores, Vital First Aid Training Services, Chemist Outlet.

Our Age Managers and the JAC - without these dedicated groups of people, we simply do not have nippers. Thank you

for your commitment both on and off the beach during nippers and after hours. I realise these roles are often thankless.

Your commitment and dedication never goes unnoticed and is always appreciated.

Thank you to our awesome coaching staff for the 2019-2020 season, namely Danielle Rippon, David Rippon, Ryan Quick,

Emmy Pettiford, Chloe Hoy, Lisa Metcalf, Paul Quick, Mitchell Clayton, Richard Green, Paul Broadbent and Nathan Smith.

Once again, our annual Colour Run was a huge success! Raising $5000 for the Club. Thanks to Mandy Eyles for

organising this event.

Congratulations must go to Cohen Crook – being awarded the Central Coast Branch Rookie of the Year.

Special thanks must go to our Club Captains and Vice Captains for the 2019-2020 season.

Captain Jett Green

Vice Captain Cohen Crook

Captain Tia Graham

Vice Captain Bronte Cummins

Richard Green

Junior Activities Director

Nippers Presentation Major Awards

Junior Club-person of the Year –

Tia Graham and Jett Green

U11-14 Competitor of the Year –

Tahj Hamilton

U8-10 Competitor of the Year –

Paige Casey

2019.2020 Nippers Season State Finalists (Surf)

Mason Arnold Cohen Crook Jett Green Jack Woodhouse Will Baker

Samuel Logan Mason Holliday Emma Broadbent Zoe Pope Benjamin Eltham

Tahj Hamilton Flynn Killman Kaelan Montgomery Zac Scully Thomas Smith

Zahra Green Mahlia Pollington Lucinda Watson Mia Elliott Tatum Benoit

Ava Cameron Tyla Channells Grace Daniell Eva Frauce Emilee-Rose Hall

Grace Haydn Samantha Husk Addison Webb Maleah Edwards Finn Lees

Aurora Barclay Montana frost Ella Montgomery Spencer Metcalfe Micah Pope

Mitchell Stretton Cooper Armstrong Harvey Smith Skyla Edwards Paige Casey

Lilly Haydn Kit Purnell Mia Scully Hamish Watson

2019.2020 Nippers Season State Medalists

Bronte Cummins Cohen Crook Jack Woodhouse Keeleigh Hurst Benjamin Eltham

Kaelan Montgomery Hannah McInerney Lincoln Eyles Zahra Green Cooper Armstrong

Christian Coff Thomas Rice Harvey Smith Tahj Hamilton Paige Casey

Tyla Channells Tia Graham Madison Masey

2019.2020 Nippers Season Australian Pool Rescue Medalists

Emma Broadbent Ella Lawson Jett Green

2019-2020 Age Managers

U/6 Girls U/7 Girls Laura Stone

Boys Boys Tor Killman

U/8 Girls Mark Cameron U/9 Girls Jeff Haydn & Kristy Packer

Boys Stephen Coff & Scott Roberts Boys Kristy Stretton & Lisa Metcalfe

U/10 Girls Corrine Coulton U/11 Girls Jodie Haydn

Boys Brett Hurst Boys Dave McCartney

U/12 Girls Craig Massey & Kim Pollington U/13 Girls Simone Robertson & Paul Broadbent

Boys Mandy Eyles Boys Nicole Baker & Wade Smith

U/14 Girls Kathy Graham U/15 Andrew Davison & Julie Redfern

Boys Richard Green

Age Champions U14 Girls - Age Champion – Tia Graham 2nd Place – Bronte Cummins 3rd Place – Daisy McKeon Spirit of Terrigal – Bronte Cummins Most Improved – Tia Graham Water Encouragement – Amalka Larauza Beach Encouragement – Tyanna Todd

U14 Boys - Age Champion – Jett Green 2nd Place – Mason Arnold 3rd Place – Cohen Crook Spirit of Terrigal – Chayse Coleman Most Improved – Jack Woodhouse Water Encouragement – Jai Martin Beach Encouragment – Ken Griffiths

U13 Girls - Age Champion – Emma Broadbent 2nd Place – Zoe Pope 3rd Place – Natalie Frost Spirit of Terrigal – Tarah Bryers Most Improved – Piper Moyes Water Encouragement – Keeleigh Hurst Beach Encouragement – Ashley Smith

U13 Boys - Age Champion – Will Baker 2nd Place – Samuel Logan 3rd Place – Cruz McMahon & Nate Vaughan Spirit of Terrigal – Keelan Smith Most Improved – Mason Holliday Water Encouragement – Noah Best-Minto Beach Encouragement –Keanu Wells

U12 Girls - Age Champions – Zahra Green & Hannah McInerey 3rd Place – Lucinda Watson Spirit of Terrigal – Mahlia Pollington Most Improved – Lily Milanovic Water Encouragement – Mia Elliott Beach Encouragement – Alani Wilson

U12 Boys - Age Champion – Hamish Watson 2nd Place – Kaelan Montgomery 3rd Place – Flynn Killman Spirit of Terrigal – Sam Griffiths Most Improved – Zac Scully Water Encouragement – Lincoln Eyles Beach Encouragement – Ben Eltham

U11 Girls - Age Champion – Emilee-Rose Hall 2nd Place – Maleah Edwards 3rd Place – Vanessa Killman Spirit of Terrigal –Grace Haydn Most Improved – Grace Daniell Water Encouragement –Eva Faunce Beach Encouragement –Tatum Benoit

U11 Boys - Age Champion – Archie Hall 2nd Place – Max McCartney 3rd Place – Oscar McMahon & Tasman Holliday Spirit of Terrigal – Tasman Holliday Most Improved – Kudha Murphy Water Encouragement –Sam Hannan Beach Encouragement – Kaelan Thomas

U10 Girls - Age Champion – Sophie Watson 2nd Place – Montana Frost 3rd Place – Ella Montgomery Spirit of Terrigal – Samantha Husk Most Improved – Gemma McInerney Water Encouragement – Charlotte Quick Beach Encouragement – Kiani Morrison

U10 Boys - Age Champion – Lachlan Foster 2nd Place – Zac Elliott 3rd Place – Jack Temple Spirit of Terrigal – Harry Petley Most Improved – Oliver Kaeser Water Encouragement – Bryson Norris Beach Encouragement – Christian Hurst

U9 Girls - Age Champion – Kit Purnell 2nd Place – Lilly Haydn 3rd Place – Sklya Edwards Spirit of Terrigal – Paige Casey Most Improved – Isla Gribble Water Encouragement – Willow McMahon Beach Encouragement – Mia Scully U9 Boys - Age Champion – Cooper Armstrong 2nd Place – Christian Coff 3rd Place – Mitchell Stretton Spirit of Terrigal – Spencer Metcalfe Most Improved – Micah Pope Water Encouragement – Archie Quick Beach Encouragement – Harvey Smith U8 Girls - Age Champion – Talulah Massey 2nd Place – Taylor Cameron 3rd Place – Zali Ohlback Spirit of Terrigal – Audrey Neil Most Improved – Mia Van Stratton Water Encouragement – Charlotte Davis Beach Encouragement – Sienna Bell U8 Boys - Age Champion – Beau McKeon 2nd Place – Zachary Donnelly 3rd Place – Ryan Leneham Spirit of Terrigal – Sam Wilson Most Improved – Blake Mathes Water Encouragement – Caden Paul Beach Encouragement – Owen Roberts

2019-2020 Junior Branch Championships

Gold

All Age Beach Relay Paige Casey, Montana Frost, Flynn Killman

Vin Romano, Keanu Wells, Jack Woodhouse

U/9 Female Beach Sprint Paige Casey

U/9 Female Flags Paige Casey

U/10 Female Beach Sprint Montana Frost

U/10 Male Surf Race Finn Lees

U/10 Male Surf Teams Lachlan Foster, Christian Hurst

Finn Lees,, Harry Pettley

U/11 Female Board Grace Haydn

U/11 Female Surf Teams Ava Cameron, Grace Daniell

Maleah Edwards, Emilee-Rose Hall

U/12 Female Board Lily Milanovic, Mahlia Pollington

U/12 Female Board Rescue Zahra Green, Hannah McInerney

U/12 Female Surf Teams Mia Elliott, Zahra Green, Hannah McInerney

U/12 Male Beach Relay Flynn Killman, Kaelan Montgonery

Thomas Smith, Hamish Watson

U/12 Mixed Cameron Relay Benjamin Eltham, Zahra Green

Hannah McInerney, Zac Scully

U/13 Female Surf Teams Emma Broadbent, Keeleigh Hurst

Piper Moyes, Zoe Pope

U/14 Male Board Rescue Mason Arnold, Jett Green

Silver

U/8 Male Beach Relay Jordan Coff, Zachary Donnelly

Beau McKeon, Owen Roberts

U/8 Male Beach Sprint Zachary Donnelly

U/9 Female Beach Relay Paige Casey, Lilly Haydn

Kit Purnell, Mia Scully

U/9 Male Beach Relay Cooper Armstrong, Christian Coff

Thomas Rice, Harvey Smith

U/10 Female Flags Kiana Morrison

U/10 Male Surf Race Lachlan Foster

U/11 Male Beach Sprint Vin Romano

U/12 Female Board Zahra Green

U/12 Female Surf Race Zahra Green

U/12 Male 1K Beach Run Zac Scully

U/12 Male Board Relay Benjamin Eltham, Lincoln Eyles, Hamish Watson

U/13 Male Beach Relay Noah Best-Minto, Cruz McMahon

Alexander Russell, Keanu Russell

U/13 Male Board Relay Will Baker, Mason Holliday, Samuel Logan

U/14 Female 2K Beach Run Tiana Graham

U/14 Male Beach Relay Mason Arnold, Cohen Crook,

Jett Green, Jack Woodhouse

U/14 Male Surf Teams Mason Arnold, Cohen Crook

Jett Green, Jack Woodhouse

Bronze

U/8 Female Beach Flags Taylor Cameron

U/8 Female Beach Relay Taylor Cameron, Charlotte Davis

Talulah Massey, Zali Ohlback

U8 Female Wade Relay Taylor Cameron, Charlotte Davis

Talulah Massey, Zali Ohlback

U/9 Female Board Relay Skyla Edwards, Lilly Haydn, Kit Purnell

U/9 Male Beach Sprint Harvey Smith

U/9 Mixed Beach Relay Paige Casey, Lilly Haydn

Thomas Rice, Harvey Smith

U/9 Female Board Skyla Edwards

U/9 Male Beach Flags Christian Coff

U/10 Female Beach Relay Abigail Clements, Madeline Coulton

Montana Frost, Sophie Watson

U/10 Male Surf Race Christian Hurst

U/11 Female 1K Beach Run Tatum Benoit

U/11 Female Beach Flags Vanessa Killman

U/11 Female Iron Woman Emilee-Rose Hall

U/11 Female Board Relay Maleah Edwards, Emilee-Rose Hall, Grace Haydn

U/11 Female Surf Race Emilee-Rose Hall

U/12 Female Iron Woman Zahra Green

U/12 Female Beach Relay Zahra Green, Madison Massey

Hannah McInerney, Alani Wilson

U/12 Female Board Relay Zahra Green, Hannah McInerney, Mahlia Pollington

U/12 Male Beach Flags Thomas Smith

U/13 Female Beach Relay Isabella Clements, Natalie Frost

Millie Pettiford, Ashley Smith

U/13 Female Board Relay Emma Broadbent, Millie Pettiford, Zoe Pope

U/13 Male Board Rescue Will Baker, Samuel Logan

U/14 Female Beach Relay Bronte Cummins, Tiana Graham

Daisy McKeon, Ashley Smith

U/14 Male 2K Beach Run Mason Arnold

U/14 Male Board Relay Cohen Crook, Jett Green, Jack Woodhouse

U/14 Male Surf Race Jett Green

U/14 Mixed Beach Relay Mason Arnold, Tiana Graham

Daisy McKeon, Jack Woodhouse

LIFE MEMBERS REPORT The financial report has disclosed that the Life Members Fund enjoys a credit balance of $74,515.25 (Seventy four

thousand, five hundred and fifteen dollars and 26 cents). These funds are held at National Australia Bank A,/c #53878-

5225 ($938.15) and Term Deposit #12-236-0215 ($73,577.11). This Term Deposit is due to mature on 26th February, 2021.

The deposit and interest due to $1,079.46 will be rolled over for a further term.

The Life Members Fund has seen an increase of $1,948.39 over the past year. The majority of the increase was interest

of $1,448.39 and a donation by John Burgess, the son of life member John Burgess (Snr) of $500.00.

Donations to the surf club by the fund have now exceeded $30,940 since the Fund was established in 1983. The vision for

the establishment of the Fund was to create a "Future Fund" for the enhancement of the Club's growth in the ensuing

years. The Fund is not there for the utilization by any committee or committees. The Fund is fully run by the Life Members

and is conducted on a perpetual basis.

Below is a short summary of the history of the Life Members Fund –

• Foundation of the Life Members Fund during 1983. Foundation members were Life Member Mark Power and Life

Member Peter Wyllie.

• Fund established for future members to receive the benefit of the past and present members of the Club.

• Fund to be conducted on a perpetual basis and continue to remain this way.

• Core assets to be retained to ensure the future of the Trust.

• An amount of up to 80% of the interest earned to be donated to the Club and members and their families in the

need of financial assistance at the discretion of the trustees on an annual basis. Thus, a minimum amount of the

remaining 20% of interest income will be retained to ensure future growth of the Fund.

• The Fund will not intentionally impede on the Club's fundraising efforts and all funds raised in the name of the

Fund to be retained by the Fund.

• Life Member Jack Tennent made a donation from his estate in 1989/1990 season of the sum of $1,000.

• First objective target of the fund was $10,000 and this was achieved in the 1992/1993 season.

• Funds in excess of $3O,94O have been donated to the Club since the Fund was established in 1983. This

amount has been made up of direct cash donations and the value of the jackets which are presented on the

Awards of Excellence Night. Funds have also been allocated to a patrolling member to assist with medical costs.

• The vision for this Fund is that in the future the Fund will be able to provide one or more

scholarships/sponsorships for the members of the Club on an annual basis.

• These awards can take the form of educational funding or direct sporting cost funding. This, however, will not

occur until the Fund achieves sufficient capital to make this possible.

The Trustees have received several enquiries with regard to legacies to the Fund. A Trust Deed is in the process of being

prepared to meet the wishes of these donors.

Through the Fund, all donations are making a serious investment towards the training and resourcing of our volunteer

lifesavers. Legacy gifts will ensure that the next generation of up and coming lifesavers will be prepared to take on critical

lifesaving tasks in the future.

The Life Members are happy to answer any enquiries on the principal function and direction of the Fund at any time.

We will also be grateful for any meaningful input on future fundraising opportunities or direct contribution to the Fund.

It is with sadness that the passing of the following occurred during the year. Michael (Mick) Anthony Peat 6/1/2020 - a

"boatie" for many years

The present Trustees of the Life Members Fund are Mark Power, David Mansfield and Ron Stone.

The Life Members will hold a meeting and conduct an election for the 2020-2021season. lt is expected that the current

trustees, Life Members Mark Power, David Mansfield and Ron Stone, will be elected for a further term. These Life Members

names will be forwarded for ratification at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting.

Mark A Power

Trustee Life Member

Life Members Fund 30/4/2020

Receipts Payments

Interest Term Deposit $ 1,448.39 Donations John Burgess $ 500.00 _________ $ 1,948.39 Balance Forward 30/4/19 $ 72,566.87 Balance Forward 30/4/2020 $74,515.26 $ 74,515.26 $74,515.26 Funds Held NAB Term Deposit No. 12-236-0215 $ 73,577.11 NAB A/C 53-878-5225 $ 938.15 $ 74,515.26

INVENTORY

Life Saving Junior Gear Club House

Reels 4 Racing Boards fibreglass 21 Public Address System 1

Rescue Tubes 26 Racing Boards Foam 26 Television 2

Rescue Boards 17 Reels – March Past 4 Amplifiers 1

Patrol Shelters 1 Flags – March Past 2 White Boards 1

Buffer Flags 2 Competition Flags 4 Projector & screen 1

Patrol Flags 4 Racing Boards Mal 17 Round Tables 10

Rescue Board Stands 2 Competition Gear Square Tables 7

Hand Held Radio UHF 8 Competition Boards 10 Stackable Chairs 200

Single Racing Ski 3 Trestle Tables 9

Signs Double Racing Ski 2 Tall tables 5

Surf Craft Signs 1 Ski Trailer 2 Tall bar stools 47

Swimming Prohibited 3 Ski Paddles 2 Microphone 2

Ergometer

Swimming Buoys 17

4 Outdoor Bar Tables 8

Dangerous Current 2 Bar Equipment

Beach Closed 2 Ice making machine 1

Stingers 2 Dishwasher 1

Refrigerator 2

First Aid Gym equipment (pieces) 6 POS Cash Register 1

Oxyviva 1 Free weights Office Equipment

Laerdal Baby Oxyviva 0 Foam bricks Computer desk 1

Manikins 14 IRB Equipment Photocopier/fax/printer 1

Spine Board 3 IRB’s 4 Computer 1

First Aid Kit 3 IRB motors 11 Laptops 2

Shock/Shark Kit 1 IRB motor prop guards 7 Filing cabinets 2

Oxygen Cylinder 3800lt 1 IRB Trailer 2

Oxygen Cylinder 490lt 4 IRB Training Signs 2 Kitchen equipment

Radio Chargers 1 IRB Fuel Storage Can 4 Urn 1

Oxysock 4 IRB paddles 6 Refrigerators/Freezers 2

Ice Machine 1 IRB Bladders 6 Microwave 1

Defibulator 4 Hand Pump 3 Portable warmer oven 1

Tool Box 1 GAS BBQ 1

Surf Boats Compressor 1 GAS oven/Cooktop 1

Boats

B

4 Life jackets 8

Commercial Dishwasher 1

Trailers 4 Fuel Cabinet 1

Junior Cage

Oztrail Tents

Oztrail Tents 10

Dark Blue Tents 6

BBQ Tent 9Vital 1st Aid) 1

Pontoon 1

Water Coolers 5

String of 9 1

Rescue Tubes 6

Post Whackers 5

Hula Hoops 10

Sand Rakes 6

Snow Cone Machine 1

10m Foam Cans 7

15m foam Cans 3

10m Rubber Cans 6

AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF TERRIGAL SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC. Opinion

We have audited the financial report of Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc. which comprises the statement of financial position, the income and expenditure statement, and statement of cash flows as at 30 April 2020, and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies, and the Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc. declaration.

In our opinion the financial report of Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc. has been prepared in accordance with Division 60 of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act (“ACNC Act”) 2012, and the Associations Incorporations Act NSW including:

(a) giving a true and fair view of the registered entity’s financial position as at 30 April 2020 and of its financial performance for the year ended 30 April 2017; and

(b) complying with Australian Accounting Standards and Division 60 of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Regulation 2013.

Basis for opinion

We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s Responsibilities for then Audit of the Financial Report section of our report. We are independent of the registered entity in accordance with the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board’s APES 110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide abasis for our opinion.

Emphasis of Matter - Basis of Accounting

We draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared for the purpose of fulfilling the Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc. financial reporting responsibilities under the ACNC Act and Associations Incorporations Act NSW. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose. Our opinion is not modified in respect of this matter.

Responsibility of the Committee for the Financial Report The committee are responsible for the preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view and have

determined that the basis of preparation described in Note 1 to the financial report is appropriate to meet the

requirements of the ACNC Act and the Associations Incorporations Act NSW. The committee’s responsibility also

includes such internal control as the committee determine is necessary to enable the preparation of a financial report

that gives a true and fair view and is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

In preparing the financial report, committee is responsible for assessing Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc.’s ability to

continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters relating to going concern and using the going concern

basis of accounting unless the committee either intend to liquidate Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc.or to cease

operations, or have no realistic alternative but to do so.

The committee is responsible for overseeing the Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc. ‘s financial reporting process.

Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor’s report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of the financial report.

As part of an audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards, we exercise professional judgement and maintain professional scepticism throughout the audit. We also:

• Identify and assess the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error, design and perform audit procedures responsive to those risks, and obtain audit evidence that is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. The risk of not detecting a material misstatement resulting

from fraud is higher than for one resulting from error, as fraud may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the override of internal control.

• Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the registered entity’s internal control.

• Evaluate the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates and related disclosures made by committee.

• Conclude on the appropriateness of the committees’ use of the going concern basis of accounting and, based on the audit evidence obtained, whether a material uncertainty exists related to events or conditions that may cast significant doubt on the association’s ability to continue as a going concern. If we conclude that a material uncertainty exists, we are required to draw attention in our auditor’s report to the related disclosures in the financial report or, if such disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the audit evidence obtained up to the date of our auditor’s report. However, future events or conditions may cause the association to cease to continue as a going concern.

• Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial report, including the disclosures, and whether the financial report represents the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation.

• Obtain sufficient appropriate evidence regarding the financial information of the Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc. to express an opinion on the financial report. We remain solely responsible for our audit opinion.

We communicate with the committee regarding, among other matters, the planned scope and timing of the audit and

significant audit findings, including any significant deficiencies in internal control that we identify during our audit.

Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirements In accordance with the requirements of the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 (NSW), we report that: a. the financial report gives a true and fair view of the financial result of fundraising appeal activities for the financial year ended 30 April 2020; b. the financial report and associated records of Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation have been properly kept during the year ended 30 April 2020 in accordance with the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 (NSW); c. money received as a result of fundraising appeals conducted during the year ended 30 April 2020, has been properly accounted for and applied in accordance with the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 (NSW); and d. there are reasonable grounds to believe that Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club Inc.will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. URE LYNAM & CO Chartered Accountants R. K. HUNTER ___________________ 2020

NOTE 2020 2019

$ $

CURRENT ASSETS

NOTE 2020 2019

Cash and cash equivalents 2 771,906 606,476

Trade receivables 3 3,186 4,029

Inventories 4 14,049 11,181

Prepayments 14,318 12,404

Goods & services tax receivable 1,402 1,408

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 804,901 635,498

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

Financial asset – life members fund 5 74,515 75,566

Property, plant and equipment 6 146,928 154,061

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 221,443 226,627

TOTAL ASSETS 1,026,344 862,125

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Sundry creditors & accruals 24,440 12,289

Unearned income 7 1,000 3,000

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 25,440 15,289

NET ASSETS 1,000,904 856,836

SURPLUS RESERVED FOR CLUB MAINTENANCE AND RENOVATION

1,000,904

846,836

$ $

INCOME

Membership fees & surf carnival entry fees 8 115,442 107,246

Sponsorship 64,369 56,826

Donations 9 24,739 23,059

Rental income – Café (net of agents’ fees) 18 146,859 60,902

Fundraising – net contribution 10 32,349 23,051

Function centre – net contribution 11 59,474 12,508

Life members fund – net contribution 1,948 1,855

Grant income 8,500 9,325

Government COVID-19 Cash Boost 21 10,000 -

Sundry income 12 13,934 18,288

TOTAL INCOME 477,614 313,060

EXPENSES

Club maintenance 66,571 50,813

Depreciation 34,587 32,826

Gear purchases 13 19,491 19,940

Rates 5,093 9,466

Rent of premises – Gosford City Council 10,810 10,632

Surf Life Saving Central Coast 10,255 10,227

Provision for long service leave 0(1,264) -

Wages & superannuation 0 21,146

Other expenses – club activities 14 103,615 114,001

Other expenses 15 73,124 63,177

TOTAL EXPENSES 323,546 330,964

Surplus/(Deficit) for the year 154,068 (17,904)

Surplus brought forward 846,836 864,739

SURPLUS RESERVED FOR CLUB MAINTENANCE AND RNOVATION AT THE END OF YEAR 1,000,904

846,836

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Receipts from members

98,867

85,537 Carnival entry fees received from members

16,575 21,709 Sponsorship received

64,369 56,827 Donations received

24,738 23,059 Rent received – Café

146,860 60,902 Net cash provided by function centre

58,317 8,962 Net cash provided by fund raising

32,349 23,051 Net cash provided by/ (used in) clothing sales

(1,798) (6,286) Payments to suppliers and employees

(281,625) (329,095) Grant received

8,500 9,325 Government Covid-19 Cash Boost

10,000 Other income

9,623 12,668 Interest received

6,109 11,905 Finance costs

- (638) Net cash provided by / (used in) operating activities 16

192,884 (22,074)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES

Commercial loan repayments (17,347)

Net cash provided by / (used in) financing activities

- (17,347)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

Plant and equipment purchased for surf activities

(15,429) (7,855)

Plant and equipment purchased for clubhouse and office

(12,025) (9,229) Net cash provided by / (used in) investing activities

(27,454) (17,084)

Net increase in cash held

165,430 (56,505) Cash at beginning of the financial year

606,476 662,981 Cash at end of the financial year 2

771,906 606,476

NOTE 1 - ACCOUNTING POLICIES This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of Division 60 the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act 2012 and the Associations Incorporation Act (NSW). The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity. The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values, or except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets. The following significant accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report. (a) Plant & Equipment Depreciation Plant and equipment are recorded at cost and are depreciated on a straight line basis over their estimated useful lives. The depreciation rates used for each class of assets are: Building improvements: 4% to 20% Surf equipment: 33% Function room plant & fittings 20% Office equipment: 20% Plant and equipment which has an estimated useful life of one year or less have been expensed at purchase and are shown as gear purchases in the Club’s profit and loss account. (b) GST Units Under the provisions of GST legislation relating to non-profit bodies, the Club has established independent accounting units for its separate functions with differing GST treatments. The accounts of each of these independent units have been amalgamated in the preparation of the Club's accounts. (c) Income Tax The Club is exempt from income tax and accordingly no liability is recorded. (d) Inventories Inventories are measured at the lower of cost or net realisable value. (e) Leases The Club leases the land on which the Club premises are erected from a trust pursuant to the Crown Lands Act. A license has been provided to another entity to operate a café on part of those premises (refer note 18). As the Club is a not for profit entity the value of the lease of the premises has not been estimated. License fees from the sub-lease are taken up as income on an accruals basis. (f) Revenue Revenue is recognised as follows: • Members income, donations and sponsorship revenue is recognised on receipt and recording in the books of the Surf Club.

• Income from the sale of merchandise and product from the canteen is recognised when the merchandise or product from the canteen is supplied to the customer. • Income from hire of the club house (hall hire) is recognised at the time the club house is provided to the customer.

2020

2019

$

$

NOTE 2 – CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

Cash in hand 2,890

2,322

Cash at bank 46,522

37,710

Term deposit 722,494

566,444

771,906

606,476

NOTE 3 – TRADE RECEIVABLES

Trade Receivables 3,186

4,029

NOTE 4 – INVENTORIES

At cost

- Bar 7,123

7,797

- Club clothing and merchandise 6,966

3,384

14,089

11,181

NOTE 5 – FINANCIAL ASSET

Life Members Fund

- Opening Balance at 1 May 72,566

70,712

- Interest income received 1,449

1,804

- Donations received 500 50

- Closing Balance at 30 April 74,515

72,566

The Life Members Fund consists of short term bank deposits. Its use is restricted to those approved by the life members but it must be used in connection with the charitable functions of Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club.

The purpose of the fund is to establish an investment the income from which would assist with the funding of the day to day operations of the Surf Club. NOTE 6 - PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Building improvements – at cost 181,255

181,255

Less accumulated depreciation (133,465)

(127,465)

47,790

53,790

Building – storage centre – at cost 4,961

4,961

Less acculated depreciation (4,961)

(4,961)

-

-

Surf equipment - at cost 311,523

296,612

Less acculated depreciation (274,969)

(264,824)

36,554

31,788

Office equipment – at cost 2,615

2,615

Less pacculated depreciation (2,454)

(2,294)

161

321

Plant & equipment – other- at cost 209,237

197,648

Less acculated depreciation (146,814)

(129,486)

62,423

68,162

146,928

154,061

NOTE 7 – UNEARNED INCOME

Hall Hire – deposits in advance 1,000

3,000

NOTE 8 – MEMBERSHIP FEES & SURF CARNIVAL ENTRY FEES

Active 37,179

23,605

General 26,420

25,117

Junior 28,513

31,555

Under 7 6,755

5,260

Surf carnival entry fees 16,575

21,709

115,442

107,246

NOTE 9 – DONATIONS

General 24,739 22,618

Trophies 0 441

24,739 23,059

NOTE 10 – FUNDRAISING NET CONTRIBUTION

Income – club functions, junior barbeque etc. 23,103 25,914

Event entry income 18,077 13,991

Raffle income 3,667 3,981

Ducks for bucks 225 1000

Other fundraising income 27 218

45,099 45,104

Less: expenses

Auxiliary expenses 409 5,558

Ducks for bucks 2,066 2,014

Event Expenses 5,099 6,928

Other fundraising expenses 5,176 7,553

12,750 22,053

32,349 23,051

NOTE 11 – FUNCTION CENTRE NET CONTRIBUTION

Bar sales from internal functions 115,636 98,597

Less: cost of goods sold (50,004) (51,691)

Gross profit 65,632 46,906

Add: hall hire income 53,857 43,284

Less: catering costs (692) (75)

118,797 90,115

Less: expenses

Employment expenses (41,947) (61,091)

Security (4,759) (5,542) Cleaning, laundry, mobile phone, hire expenses previously taken up in other (12,617)

(10,974)

Net function centre contribution 59,474 12,508

NOTE 12 – SUNDRY INCOME

Clothing sales (loss)/profit (1,798) (6,286)

Profit on sale of fixed asset 1,040 -

Gymnasium 536 1,068

Rebates 6,093 5,920

Other income 1,317 4,671

Interest received 6,109 11,906

Instruction manuals 637 1,009

13,934 18,288

NOTE 13 – GEAR PURCHASES

Life saving 4,190

6,958

Competition senior 3,255 2,648

Competition junior 9,835 9,788

Club house 2,211 411

Gym Equipment - 135

19,491 19,940

Gear purchases include hardware such as defib, fuel cells etc and clothing purchases i.e. rash vests

and patrol uniforms

NOTE 14 – OTHER EXPENSES – CLUB ACTIVITIES

Carnival entries 30,213 40,273

Equipment maintenance 6,914 7,515

Event Expenses 8,085 -

Instruction Manuals 1,305 117

Insurance 13,324 12,625

IRB operating cost/maintenance 3,581 4,813

Reimbursement of coaching expenses 15,735 18,611

Representative Team 3,818 900

Medical 1,970 2,023

Surf Life Saving NSW 2,016 3,573

Training & courses 1,035 2,707

Trophies 15,619 20,844

103,615 114,001

NOTE 15 – OTHER EXPENSES

Accountancy fees 4,310 4,225

Advertising & promotion 2,145 1,647

Auditors fees 4,310 4,225

Bank charges 1,896 2,545

Electricity & gas 16,141 14,287

Interest on capitalised leases - 638

Lease charges 2,130 2,016

Legal professional fees 950 4,737

Postage 131 132

Printing & stationery 2,848 3,383

State membership levy 14,691 14,923

Sundries 18,705 4,386

Telephone 4,206 4,822

Travelling Expenses 661 671

73,124 63,177

NOTE 16 – CASH FLOW INFORMATION

Reconciliation of net cash provided by operating activities to profit

for the period:

Profit/(loss) for the year 154,068 (17,904)

Non-cash flows in profit from ordinary activities: Provision for Long service leave

-

(7,853) Depreciation

34,586

32,826

188,654 7,069 Changes in assets and liabilities:

(Increase)/Decrease in trade receivables

843

595

(Increase)/Decrease in inventory

(2,907)

8,639 (Increase)/Decrease in GST refundable and repayments

(1,908)

(12,770) (Increase)/Decrease in Life Members Fund

(1,949)

(1,854) Increase/(Decrease) in Sundry Creditors & Accruals

12,151

(19,612) Increase/(Decrease) in unearned income

(2,000)

(4,141) Net cash provided by operating activities

192,884

(22,074)

The Surf Club has no credit stand-by or financing facilities in place.

There were no non-cash financing or investing activities during the year.

NOTE 17 – COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENT LIABILITIES The estimated maximum amount of commitments not provided for in the financial statements as at 30 April 2020 are: a) Minor Operating Lease Commitments

2020 2019

$ $

Due not later than one year 2,244 1,008

Due later than 1 year but not later than 5 years 7,854 -

10,098 1,008

The above relates to the photocopier. In addition to the above, a charge of one cent per black and white copy and ten cents per colour copy is payable. b) Insurance Coverage The Club is covered for all public liability claims under the public liability policy established by the NSW Surf Life Saving Association. Policies covering damage to or theft of property and workers compensation have also been taken out directly by the Club. Accordingly, the Committee believes that its insurance coverage is adequate to cover contingencies in these instances. NOTE 18 – CAFÉ LICENCE The licence to operate the café has been agreed with the licensee. The license to operate the café arose from the exercise of an option on an existing licence and is for a 5 year period commencing 25 September 2017. Council approval of the license arising from the exercise of the option was received in the 2020 financial year, Subsequent to council approval the licensee paid the increase in license fees from 25 September 2017. This resulted in a receipt of license fees of $52,424, plus GST owing for the period from 25 September 2017 until 30 April 2019. The rental per annum from 25 September 2017 is $102,400 plus GST. Rental increases by the consumer price index on each anniversary, NOTE 19 – SURPLUS RESERVED FOR CLUB MAINTENANCE AND RENOVATION Funds on hand are invested to cover the ongoing running and maintenance costs of club, part funding of planned future upgrade of the club and a safety net in case our yearly income, sponsorship or grants are no longer forthcoming.

NOTE 20 – EVENTS SUBSEQUENT TO REPORTING DATE Except for events described in Note 21 there have been no events subsequent to reporting date which would have a material effect on the Club’s financial statements at 30 April 2020. NOTE 21 – CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON THE CLUB To 30 April 2020 there has been considerable economic impacts in Australia and globally from the outbreak of the Coronavirus, and Government actions to reduce the spread of the virus and compensate for the consequent economic losses. Subsequent to 30 April 2020 these economic impacts continue to occur and evolve. The Committee has assessed the Club’s affect by the current Coronavirus and its impact on the financial performance. For the year ended 30 April 2020, the Club has been affected by the Coronavirus in the following manner:

(a) In accordance with the National Cabinet Mandatory Code of Conduct SME Commercial Leasing Principles During Covid-19, the Club had negotiated with its Café tenant to provide rent relief on a monthly basis until government mandated lockdown restrictions are fully lifted or a period of 6 months from the date of lockdown whichever is the earlier;

I. The monthly rental income payable by the Café tenant will be reduced by percentage of the Club’s income loss for the month; This rent reduction will then be allocated by 50% waiver and 50% deferral

II. The allocated 50% rent reduction deferral will be repaid post September 2020, prorated over the remaining lease term period;

III. The Club shall pass on the rent relief provided by the Council to the Café tenant – refer (b) below;

(b) The Club has received lease rental relief provided by the Council of $1,000 per month until 30 June 2020; (c) The Club has received the Federal Government’s Cash Flow Boost of $10,000. An additional Cash Flow

Boost of $10,000 will be received in the period from 30 June 2020 to 31 October 2020. The rent relief provided to date:

(a) For the month ending 24 April 2020 was $4,908 plus GST. (b) For the month ending 24 May 2020 was $3,298 plus GST.

The financial statements for the year ended 30 April 2020 reflect the events described above up to that date. To the extent that the above relates to the year ended 30 April 2020 they have been reflected in the financial statements. Those events that relate to after 30 April 2020 have not been reflected in the financial statements to 30 April 2020. At the date of signing the financial statements the Committee are unable to determine financial effects the outbreak of the virus, other than the above, could have on the Club.