Mul­laloo received a gold medal at the Cham­pion Patrol State Cham­pi­onships on Sun­day 27 Feb­ru­ary — a great tri­umph for the club.

First Aid State Cham­pi­onships held on Sat­ur­day 26 March saw Mul­laloo take out the gold medal for the Open Divi­sion, the team of Brad Hill and Bren­ton Tenaglia — a force to be reck­oned with. Mul­laloo placed fourth in both the under 19s and under 15s. Well done to the teams Tayla Tenaglia/Brad Hill and Josh Clarke/Macklin Brosens respec­tively. Thanks also to Tracey Tenaglia and Bar­bara Carter for the invalu­able training.

Fan­tas­tic effort by our Mul­laloo Juniors on Sun­day 27 Feb­ru­ary. With the tem­per­a­tures soar­ing and the heat of the sand at almost blis­ter­ing point — none of that would keep the Mul­laloo 140 plus com­peti­tors from per­form­ing at their best. With many mak­ing it through to states, we say bring it on! Junior State Cham­pi­onships will be held at Sor­rento Beach on the 19–20 March 2011. Down­load the lat­est Junior States Pro­gram here.

Fri­day 25 — Sorry for any inconvenience

Is this the next big thing in Surf Rescue?

At the moment Power­boards are try­ing to gauge inter­est in thier prod­uct espe­cially for surf life­sav­ing.  Attached is a link to a short youtube video.  The surf res­cue seg­ment is towards the end of the video.
View the video of Power­boards in action at the fol­low­ing link: Power­boards (Video)

Enquiries should be for­warded to Chris Pre­ston of Power­boards
powerboards@hotmail.co.uk
+61 418676563

A suc­cess­fully run twi­light car­ni­val was held on Mul­laloo Beach on Fri­day 18 Feb­ru­ary. Although low in num­bers — sprints, relays and flags were con­tended. Com­peti­tors enjoyed the low key event with spec­ta­tors tak­ing advan­tage of the best seats in the house ‘the club bal­cony’. Well done to com­peti­tors, offi­cials and beach set up crew.

Com­peti­tors are encour­aged to scru­ti­neer their equip­ment as early as pos­si­ble for the upcom­ing State Cham­pi­onships in March. Two dates remain to do this:

Sun­day 20th Feb­ru­ary, Trigg Island SLSC   12pm – 3pm

Fri­day 11th March, Scar­boro SLSC  4pm – 6pm

The Mul­laloo Surf Life Sav­ing Club was acknowl­edged this Aus­tralia Day by the City of Joon­dalup by being awarded the Premier’s Active Cit­i­zen­ship Award for a com­mu­nity group.  Anne-Marie Wider­man­ski (Pres­i­dent of Mul­laloo SLSC), noted the impor­tance of ser­vice pro­vided by surf life­savers to the com­mu­nity.   “The com­mu­nity doesn’t always real­ize the huge resources required to keep beaches safe. It can be hard to rec­og­nize the mas­sive effort made by club mem­bers behind the scenes to keep the club run­ning efficiently.”

“This award is a reflec­tion of the pas­sion and ded­i­ca­tion of our mem­bers in pro­vid­ing our com­mu­nity with safer beaches.”

“Our surf club has just under 2000 mem­bers but we always need more peo­ple to stand up and help out.”

Mul­laloo has grown over 50 years with a focus on rec­og­niz­ing all demo­graph­ics and offer­ing a wide range of activ­i­ties for the under 7 nip­pers, right through to seniors. Mem­bers are able to par­tic­i­pate in education/training, life­sav­ing ser­vice and competition.

With a focus on youth devel­op­ment and a strong fam­ily envi­ron­ment, the surf club believes every­one can con­tribute to the com­mu­nity and the club.