SLSA’s High Performance pathways program is designed to help aspiring surf lifesaving athletes reach their sporting career goals.
In addition to the Australian Life Saving team, there are national programs for youth aged members and elite surf boat crews.
DANE FARRELL
Newport SLSC
TIMOTHY SCHOFIELD
Terrigal SLSC
SAM BELL
Maroochydore SLSC
MATTHEW DAVIS
Currumbin, Moore Park Beach SLSC
BRADLEY WOODWARD
Shelley Beach SLSC
JAKE LYNCH
Newport SLSC
JORDAN MERCER
Noosa Heads SLSC
GEORGIA MILLER
Newport SLSC
PRUE DAVIES
Currumbin SLSC
PAMELA HENDRY
Maroochydore SLSC
CHELSEA GILLETT
Maroochydore SLSC
MELISSA CRACROFT-WILSON
Kurrawa SLSC
GARY WILLIAMS
Tallebudgera
TARA DREAVER
Tallebudgera
LISA WEBBER
Tallebudgera
KELISSA BROCKETT
Tallebudgera
KIRSTY MORRISON
Tallebudgera
RICHARD BRIERTY
Avoca
DUKE BRIERTY
Avoca
JOHN PATERSON
Avoca
BRAD MITCHELL
Avoca
DANIEL TAMBLYN
Avoca
BRETT MAIN
Caves Beach
JOSH CARTER
Physiotherapist
The AUS Team Supporters Crew is for anyone who is interested and keen to support the Australian Lifesaving team on their journey towards Rescue 2016. It is for friends, family, members of SLSA and RLSSA or general Aussie enthusiasts who are keen to get behind the Australian Lifesaving team during their preparation for Rescue 2016.
For more information or to join please email us
Every two years the International Life Saving Federation organises the World Lifesaving Championships which involves 14 days of competition attracting between 2,500 and 5,000 competitors and officials from around the world.
SLSA and RLSSA have appointed a Head Coach who will build and drive the Rescue 2016 Strategy. The Rescue 2016 Strategy has taken a holistic approach to High Performance lifesaving sport. The program will use domestic and international competition as well as a series of camps and training opportunities to prepare athletes for the World Championships in Eindhoven and Noordwijk, in the Netherlands in August/September 2016.
Surf Life Saving Australia is committed to providing a level playing field in a drug free environment. As such SLSA abides by the WADA code and the ASADA act (2006). We strongly encourage all members to ensure they are aware of and have a basic understanding of the requirements in regards to anti-doping. For more information take a look at the Australian Sport Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) website, and help us ensure a drug-free competition environment.
SLSA condemns doping as fundamentally contrary to the spirit of sport. The purpose of the anti-doping policy is to protect Athletes’ fundamental right to participate in doping-free sport and to ensure harmonised, coordinated and effective anti-doping programs at the international and national level with regard to detection, deterrence and prevention of doping. For more information or a copy of the policy please email us
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