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Volume 1, Issue 3
April 2015
2014-15 Season
The 2014-15 season is
soon coming to a close.
Patrols only have a
couple of weeks remaining with the final
patrol of the year finishing 5pm on Sunday
26th April, but there are
still events happening .
Senior
Presentation
Night
Saturday
16th May, 2015
(Details to follow)
Killy Kronicle
Aussie Titles
Our club team comprised of 2 boat crews
Ladies Sarah Doak Stride, Megan Sheppard, Lisa Mount, Judy
Smith and men’s crew
Jon Burke, Peter
Bagnall, Mal Cooper,
Tony Newton both
crews swept by Mel
Smith.
Our Beach team
consisted of Leah
Fotofili, Micky Hofer,
Kellie Robinson, Tanja
Arienzala, Tegan
Spackman
Mal Cooper is also
competing in the swim
and tube race. Manager John Bourne.
Results of Aussies
Competition was extremely tough this
year, in an ever growing arena. * 3rd place:
Micky Hofer o40
Beach Flags;
* 3rd place: Women's
surf boat crew (Lisa
Mount, Sarah D-Stride,
Megan Shephard, Judy Smith and our
sweep Mel Smith)
* 4th place Women's
Beach relay (L.Fotofili,
T.Spackman, M.Hofer,
T.Arienzale)
* 4th place Micky Hofer
o40 Beach Sprint
* 4th place Tegan
Spackman o40 Beach
Flags
* 4th place Kellie Robinson o45 Beach Flags
* 6th place Leah Fotofili
o35 Beach Sprint
* 6th place Leah Fotofili
o35 Beach flags
* 6th place Tanja Arienzale o30 Beach flags
* Semi Finalist in Men's
Tube Swim for Mal
Cooper
* Semi Finalist in Men's
Surf boat row
(M.Cooper, T.Newton,
J.Bourke, P.Bagnall
and sweep M.Smith)
Inside this issue:
Carnival Officials
2
Branch and State Titles
2
Working Bee—10th May
3
Nippers
3
Calendar
4
Beach Safety Tips—Blue Ringed Octopus
4
Special points of interest:
 Working Bee 10th May
 Senior Presentation Night 16th May
 SLSCC Awards of Excellence—Saturday
13th June
Carnival Officials
As with any carnival , volunteers are needed to make them a success. Clubs are required to provide officials
based on the number of competitors representing their club This season we would like to thank the following members for their valuable time and helping the competitors compete:
Pool Challenge—Susan Franz, Rose Mackay, Jacqui Payne and Greg Linnert
Nipper Carnivals—John Bourne, Justin Woods, David Sinclair, Gillian Wilkins, Jon Miller, Dean Maddick,
Luke McKinnon
Open Carnivals—Phil Tubby, Nelson Lagos, Ian Hopkinson,
Masters Carnivals—John Bourne
Nutty Masters—Dave Stevenson
Rookie Challenge—Steve Hayter, David Sneddon, Jennifer Webb
Branch and State Titles
Killcare had a small team of members representing the club ompete in the Open and Masters Branch and
State Titles
The Branch titles were held a week ago and Killcare performed very well, in fact a great result for the club.
Open Branch
Gold
Open Beach Relay,
Blake Comans, luke Hayter, Orion Hughes, Rafael Lagos
Under 19 Beach Relay
Brendan Keena, Luke Hayer, Oron Hughes, Rafael Lagos.
Silver
U/15 Womens Beach Flags
U/17 Mens Beach Flags
U/15 Mens Beach Sprint
Chloe Penn
Brendan Keena
Ross Keena
Bronze
U/17 Mens Beach Sprint
U/19 Mens Beach Sprint
Orion Hughes
Luke Hayter
4th Place
U/15 Womens Beach Relay
U/15 Womens Beach Sprint
Open Womens Beach Sprint
Open Mens Beach Sprint
Olivia Hopkinson, Chloe Penn, Hanna Jackson, Emily Buckley
Chloe Penn
Leah Fotofili
Blake Comans
State Open Results
!U19 Relay 4th Mitchell Hayter, Luke Hayter, Orion Hughes and Rafael Lagos
State Masters Results
140 yo Female Relay—3rd Lea Fotofili, Michaela Hofer, Tegan Spackman and
Laura Washington
180 yo Surf Boat—4th Sarah Doak-Stride, Lisa Mount, Tegan Spackman,
Judy Smith and Mel Smith (sweep)
35—39 yo Sprint 3rd Leah Fotofili
35-39 yo Flags 5th Leah Fotofiili
40-44 yo Sprint 2nd Michaela Hofer
40-45yo Flags 2nd Michaela Hofer
45-49yo Sprint 4th Kellie Robinson
45-49 yo Flags 1st Kellie Robinson
Well done to all competitors.
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K I L L Y KR O N I C L E
Working Bee— End of Season
The end of season working bee
will be held after our patrols have
finished.
Date: Sunday 10th May
Time: 8.30am
The working bee will start with a
BBQ breakfast, then it will be
sweeping, washing, cleaning up as
well as some work in the gym.
More information will emailed as the
working bee approaches.
lease come to the club to not only
socialise but to help get the club
ready for next season.
Nippers
We had a HUGE team from Killcare turn up at Terrigal Beach to
participate in the Central Coast
Championships. And boy oh boy
did they do us well! Included were
several 'first timers' at carnivals
too, and they all put nerves aside
and came away with some awesome results! But more than than
that, everyone was having fun,
making new friends (with the opposition!!), and cheering each other on...which is exactly what the
Nipper movement is all about!!
KEEP HAVING FUN KILLY
KIDS!!!
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3
Branch Results
U8 Sprint 3rd Frankie Scott
U8 Wade 2nd Frankie Scott
U9 Relay 1st Lilly Hofer, Grace
Miotto, Lauren Sinclair and Lily
Woods
U9 Sprint 3rd Lilly Hofer
U9 Flags 2nd Ethan Barry
U9 Relay 3rd Ethan Barry, Harley
McKinnon, Joel Maddick and Jacob Ramirez
U9 Sprint 2nd Ethan Barry
U9 Surf Race 5th Joel Maddick
U10 Flags 4th Xianna Miller
U10 Relay 5th Ella Leigh-Jones,
Aerlie Merrick, Xianna Miller and
Milla Scarlett
U10 Flags 4th Atticus Fotofili
U10 Flags 5th Rafferty Wilkins
U10 Sprint 6th Rafferty Wilkins
U11 Flags 5th Tayla Hartney
U11 Relay 4th Tayla Hartney, Ella
Leigh-Jones, Xianna Miller and
Milla Scarlett
U14 Flags 6th Hannah Jackson
State Titles
A small team of Nippers competed in the State Titles which was
held at Ocean and Umina Beaches in early March. Killcare is very
proud that these members showed
such good sportsmanship and
tried their best under once again
trying weather conditions.
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Killcare Surf Life Saving Club
PO Box 4005
WAGSTAFFE NSW 2257
Phone: 4360 1150
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.killcaresurfclub
Visit us Facebook
Day
Date
Time
Saturday
18th April
9.00—5.00
Sunday
19th April
Saturday
25th April
Sunday
26th April
Sunday
10th May
Saturday
15th May
8.30am
Important Dates
Patrol am
Patrol pm
7
8
5
6
ANZAC Day
1
3
Flags down last day of
regular patrols
9
10
Working Bee
Presentation Night
(Senior Club)
Beach Safety Tips — Blue Ringed Octopus
The blue ringed octopus is a beautiful, but deadly creature. Blue
ringed octopus are commonly
found in the shallow rock pools of
the inter-tidal zone, hiding
amongst the rocks. They can be
extremely well camouflaged, only
displaying their blue rings when
threatened. The bite is usually
painless, from a beak under the
body. Numbness of the lips and
tongue may occur with weakness
and breathing difficulty developing
rapidly. Severe untreated bites
may lead to death.
If someone is bitten you should:
1. Contact EMERGENCY TRIPLE
ZERO (000) immediately
2. Proceed with CPR if necessary.
3. Apply compression or immobilisation bandaging to the area.
4. Spontaneous breathing usually returns in 3-10 hours.