St Clair JuniorsIn it for Life |
• Pool swim 25 metres.
• Open water swim 25 metres.
• Survival float for 20 seconds.
• Wading and negotiating the waves in and out.
• Demonstrate being confident in the waves.
• Diving under a wave.
• Gliding onto a wave from standing position.
• Run wade run 25m x 50m x 25m.
• Body board using leash, catching a wave, paddling.
It is mandatory to wear a hi-vis vest during all junior surf activities (or a hi-vis singlet). Club caps must be worn for carnivals. These items are available for purchase at registration, on the website and on Saturdays before Junior Beach Club. Hi-vis vests must be worn whenever you are using club equipment – no exceptions.
Carnivals are a great opportunity to participate in both a fun and competitive environment. They give children the chance to meet nippers from other clubs, see other beaches, pursue a sport and develop skills such as board paddling, surf swimming and beach skills in age and stage appropriate ways. The emphasis is always on participation, safety, sportsmanship and enjoyment. There are no points given at local carnivals, it’s all about having a go!
SAND EVENTS
• Beach Flags
• Beach Sprints
• Beach Relay (Mixed)
WATER EVENTS
• Run - Wade - Run
• Boogie Board Race
• Diamond Race
CARNIVAL |
DATE |
LOCATION |
Interclub 1 |
Sun 22th Nov: 9am |
Warrington |
Interclub 2 |
Sun 6th Dec: 9am |
Brighton |
Interclub 3 |
Sun 20th Dec: 9am |
Warrington |
Interclub 4 |
Sat 23rd Jan: 9am |
Oreti |
If you're ready to take your skills to the next level, these Carnivals are where points, medals and trophies are earned. The events are the same as listed above.
Otago Junior Championships, 9:00am Saturday Feb 6, Kaka Point SLSC
Southern Region Junior Champs, 9:00am Saturday Feb 13 - Sunday Feb 14, Warrington SLSC