St Clair Surf Life Saving Club
Established in 1911, St Clair Surf Life Saving Club were one of the very first surf life saving clubs to patrol in New Zealand. The club has been providing a continuous volunteer service focused on saving lives and preventing injury for St Clair beach users and the wider Dunedin Community over the last 100 years.
Latest News:
For an update of all the activities around the club so far this Winter view our
July Newsletter.
It is with great sadness that the St Clair SLSC has to announce the passing of one of our own. Kel McAuley passed away recently in Australia where he had been resident for the last ten years. Kel first joined St Clair in 1948, was a Life Member, club President during the 1970's and most recently Patron.
The annual St Clair Polar Plunge was held last sunday 27 June. Estimates are that around 500 people braved the cool Southern Ocean waters for the event with roughly three times that amount watching from the relative warmth of the Esplande.
St Clair's 2009/2010 Annual Report can be viewed
here.
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St Clair Centenaray 2010/2011
St Clair will celebrate 100 years as a Surf LIfe Saving Club this coming summer. For more information please visit our
Centenary page.
