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:
The annual club spruce up for winter is on this Saturday 21 April starting at 9am. All club members (especially) those involved in sporting teams should attend.
This years St Clair SLSC Prize Giving is being held on Saturday 21 April at the club starting at 7pm. The night will involve the presentation of official club trophies and then a relaxed social gathering with food afterwards. All club members and friends are welcome to attend.
The 2012 SLSNZ IRB Nationals are being held in Dunedin at Warrington Beach From Friday March 30 to Sunday April 1. St Clair has a number of strong teams lined up for the event looking to bring home medals to the Esplanade.
St Clair had an outstanding 2012 nationals with the club finishing 12th overall on 24 points. Gold medals went to the Under 19 Womens Surf Team and the Open Womens Short Course Canoe Team. Carina Doyle has picked up 2 individual silver medals.
