Nippers Weekly Update

Hi Everyone

 

This week we have normal training for on Saturday and a carnival at Glenelg on Sunday, the program for Sunday is listed below. We will have our meals and presentation back on the club on Sunday afternoon from 5.00pm.

 

After Carnival Menu 

Kids $7.00 

Adults $10.00

 

Chicken or Beef Schnitzel

Served with chips & your choice of gravy, mushroom or pepper sauce

 

Beef Korma

Mild beef curry with chickpeas and spinach served with steamed rice & a pappadum

 

Warm Chicken Salad

Grilled chicken tenderloins, mixed lettuce, carrot, cucumber, red capsicum, Spanish onion & sun-dried tomatoes served with or without a balsamic dressing (GF)

 

Spinach and Ricotta Ravioli

Topped with a roasted tomato sauce and parmesan cheese

 

Fish & Chips

Crispy beer battered flathead served with chips

 

Well done to all our Semaphore Gold competitors from last Saturday and thank you to everyone who helped out on the day.

Congratulations to our winners

Under 13’s Jasmin Gibbons & Cooper Clee

Runners Up Charlize Williams & Charlie Conybeare

Under 12’s Teagan Richards & Will Larven

Runners Up Ella Andrews & Willis Lienert

 

Our overall winners were Teagan Richards & Will Larven.

 

Again congratulations to our senior competitors for the champion lifesaver results – 10 competitors and 7 medals well done!

 

We are still looking for more juniors to participate in March Past – if you are interested please let me know or speak with Brooke and Kelly on Saturday.

 

Remember the fund raising car wash is on again and $10 gets’ your car washed and raises money to send our competitors to the Aussie Titles in April in Queensland. If you need your car washed please let me know and we will arrange that for you.

 

We have ordered more skull caps which we hope to receive in the coming weeks, we also have a great range of bathers in stock including girls and ladies engine bathers.

 

This week’s roster is:

Date Event BBQ Board Washing Finish Training with
Wednesday, 10 February 2016 Pool Swimming 7-8pm Largs Bay      
Friday, 12 February 2016 Board Training 5-6pm      
Saturday, 13 February 2016 Junior Training U12 U9 IronPerson
Sunday, 14 February 2016 Junior Carnival 4 – Glenelg      

 

 

Carnival Format for Sunday at Glenelg:

Cheers

Pat

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Seniors/Masters Club Champs

Seniors and Masters Club Champs are to be held Saturday 20th February From 8.30am.
This is for U14s through to Masters and will include the following events:
* sprints
* flags
* board
* swim
* ski (U17 up)
* 1km ergo time trial (U19 up) This event will be held on designated evenings (TBA) from Mon 15thFri 19th Feb.

Points are awarded from 1st through to 6th in each event for each age group (male and female).

All competitors are to be on the beach with their craft by 8.15am. As this is a club event please ensure you are wearing a club skull cap and have a suitable hi-vis for all water events.

We will require volunteers to help set up for the day – sprint track, flag area, water area and tent. Could those able to help please be at the club by 7.15am.
These areas will also be used for the Junior Club Champs to be held in the afternoon of the same day.

The Club Champ plus runner up for each age group (male and female) will be announced on Sunday 21st Feb at the conclusion of Senior Carnival 5.

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Senior Carnival 5

Senior carnival 5 is to be held at a South Coast venue (TBA) on Sunday 21st February.

Events to be held are:
Individual – sprints, flags, swim, iron, ski, board
Team – beach relay, Taplin, board relay, ski relay, double ski

Nominations for all events are to be sent to Kerry Schulz at kschulz1000@gmail.com by 5pm Tuesday 16th February.

Please note that this will be a training and competition weekend with a range of sessions on offer on the Saturday.
The Seniors/Masters Club Champs are to be held in the morning of Saturday 20th February with those able travelling down to the South Coast after this event concludes. Please see separate post for further information on this.

Meals will be available at the club on Sunday 21st Feb from 5.30pm where we will provide a wrap-up of the carnival plus announce the Club Champs/runners up (male and female) from each age group (U14s – Masters).
The menu for the night will include:
* chicken or beef schnitzel with gravy, pepper or mushroom sauce
* beef korma (mild with chickpeas and spinach)
* warm chicken salad
* spinach and ricotta ravioli
* fish and chips
Adults $10, kids $7

2016 Masters State Championships

Nominations are now being sought for the 2016 Masters State Champs to be held at Normanville on Saturday Feb 27th and Sunday Feb 28th.
A detailed program of events will be posted as soon as it becomes available.

If you are keen to compete (both in individual and team events) please let Kerry Schulz know at kschulz1000@gmail.com by 5pm Wed 17th Feb.

Water Cover Needed!

Hi everyone, with Master Boat State Titles on this Saturday we will unfortunately be short on numbers for water cover. If you are not rowing this Saturday and am able to come down and help out it will be much appreciated. Without sufficient water cover our nippers can not go in the water and what water cover we have become exhausted with the work they have to do.

Any help will be appreciated!

Boaties Corner

A fantastic weekend for the Semaphore Boaties at Brighton short course. There were 52 races with 75 crews on the beach with Semaphore fielding 6 crews. Thanks to Eddie from Glenelg who filled in with the Baities  while Lisa was on holiday.

 

Results

U19s “Motley Crew”  1st in every race and 1st overall

U23s “The Baities” 2nd and two 1sts and 1st overall

Reserve men “Jaccos” a  4th (rowlock failure) and two 1sts, and second by a nose in the final

Masters Men “Trogs” 3rd, 2nd 1st with 5th overall

Masters women “Angry Birds” 1st,3rd,2nd 4th overall

Masters Women “ yet to be named” 4thand two 3rd

 

Excellent effort overall and fantastic team work on the beach. Thanks to Simsy for keeping me running in the right direction on the beach.

 

Masters Rowing next Saturday at Aldinga:

 

Packing Friday night after nipper board training

Leaving the Club at 0630 am for 9am start

 

Teams rowing:

Jaccos (160s)

Trogs (220s)

Angry Birds (160s)

2nd Mature Womens (180s)

Marty’s 120s (Browny, Marty, Kenny(pos Aaron) and Dale)

Bizz’s  (Barts, Leaney, Richard and Bizz) (180s)

 

Car wash next Saturday 20th February, same time as nippers – duty washes are U19 boys “The motley Crew”

 

Senior Carnival 4 Wrap-Up

The Seniors had their 4th carnival for the season at South Port (just for somewhere different!) on Sunday 24th January.

We had a small crew competing this time as this date happened to coincide with Swimming SAs Long Course State Swimming Champs which meant that several of our regular competitors had to leave early to travel to the SA Aquatic Centre to compete in relays.

As usual the day wouldn’t have run so ‘smoothly’ without the support of the following people:
– Craig and Greg for towing our trailers
– Daryle for being the U14/15 Team Manager
– Ian, Michael, Steve, Pat H and Pat L for being our officials
– Neil for providing water cover (on the jetski of course!)
– Ailsa for taking photos (a selection of these shots are included in this post).

Even with smaller numbers we accrued quite a few valuable points for the club with several top 6 finishes.

A couple of things to highlight:
– Nic coming 2nd (only just missing out on first) in the U17 Ironperson
– Paige competing in flags and actually getting one! (on reflection we think this is the first time Paige has competed in flags since U13s!!)
– Bryana competing for the first time this season (Yr12 is a valid excuse) and coming 3rd in the U19 skis, even though she crossed the line backwards!!

Our next (and final) carnival before States will be held on Sunday 21st February.
At this stage this is scheduled to be at a south coast venue (Port Elliot, Middleton or Goolwa). SLSSA is looking at this possibly being a training and competition weekend with training/coaching clinics occuring on Saturday 20th February.
The Seniors have Club Champs the morning of the 20th so we will wait and see what the final program for this weekend looks like and make a decision as to whether we travel down for the Saturday afternoon sessions then. If this happens we may look at securing some accommodation for the Saturday night to save making this trip two days in a row. More information will be provided as it comes to hand.

Carni 4 1

Carni 4 2

Carni 4 3

Carni 4 4

Carni 4 5

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Champion Lifesaver State Championships

Nominations are now open for the 2015/16 Champion Lifesaver State Championships.
This event is open to: U14, U15, U17, U19, Open and Masters age groups.
The two components of this event are as follows:
Theory and Resuscitation: Thursday 4th February at Surf Central (this will be done in conjunction
with Champion Patrol theory). Isolation closes at 6.00pm
Practical: Saturday 6th February 8.00am – venue TBC. Champ Patrol practical will start the day with Champ Lifesaver likely to start at approximately 10am.

All nominations for this event are to be in to Kerry Schulz at kschulz1000@gmail.com by 5pm Thursday 28th January.

Training for this event is being conducted by Sean McKenzie and will be held on the following dates:
Monday 25th January6.45-8.30pm
Monday 1st February6.45-8.30pm
Tuesday 2nd February6.45-8.30pm

Final Radio Room Date

Semaphore are rostered on to complete our final date in the radio room on Tuesday the 26th of January (Australia Day) between 11am-6pm. We are struggling to cover this date, due to regular members being interstate or already patrolling. If you are able to assist, even for a couple of hours please contact Georgia Robbins on 0408841160. No experience required, it is very straight forward and someone will be there to show you the ropes!

Boaties Corner

 

A hard fought Boat Carnival was held at Southport on the weekend enduring torturous pond conditions presenting a hard row out and back.  The U19s Boys did an amazing job to keep the Henley U19s honest by missing out on the win by less than meter for four out of the five races.   The U23 Ladies continue to improve and impress with just only a little more than four months rowing experience under their belts keeping up with the top half of the field for their races. The TROGs also showing that they can keep up with young ones over five races and were able to start keenly for all five races.

 

The Boat Naming Ceremony will be the 6th Feb at the same time as the junior Semaphore Gold event presentation. Please come and support the presentation and will be a good opportunity to meet the sponsors of the Boat and a few senior classic sweeps from the  Club.

 

Next carnival Will be the Feb 7 Brighton Jetty Classic

 

Regards Aaron