St Clair Surf Life Saving Club

01/06/2026

Notification of Annual General Meeting

St Clair Surf Life Saving Club members are formally notified that St Clair Surf Life Saving Club’s 114th Annual General Meeting will be held as follows:

Date: Sunday 19th July 2026
Time: 3.00pm – 4.00pm
Venue: St Clair Surf Life Saving Club Lounge (Upstairs)

Please message us directly for any apologies or questions regarding the AGM

All relevant documents will be distributed prior to the meeting

St Clair Surf Life Saving Club members are formally notified that St Clair Surf Life Saving Club’s 114th Annual General Meeting will be held as follows:Date: Sunday 19th July 2026Time: 3.00pm – 4.00pmVenue: St Clair Surf Life Saving Club Lounge (Upstairs)

29/04/2026

Congratulations !
U19 Junior Black fins…
What an accomplishment 🙌

29/03/2026

Ripper day for St Clair!

1st Single u23 Women’s race
5th Open Women’s Team race

What a way to wrap up the competition! Thank you to the supporters, volunteers, and the event organisers.

🕺🏽🕺🏽🕺🏽

🎥:

28/03/2026

Day 2 action!

Assembly finals for St Clair 🥇

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08/03/2026

Alongside our crew up at Ōhope, it was an epic weekend for the St Clair IRB team at Otago/Southland champs at Warrington.

Lots of great results all around! Bring on Southern Regional champs this coming Saturday!

08/03/2026

Final day of the 2026 SLSNZ National Champs, and what a day it was!!

After a big week on the beach. the team repped the St Clair colours one last time for the season in some tough team events ⚫️⚪️. Backing up races, and mixing it with the best of the best, they really displayed how hearty we make them in the deep south 💪.

Our team were back where they belong, with multiple of our athletes repping it hard in some tough finals! Our girls rounded out an amazing week by once again reaching the top steps, taking 🥉 in the U19 board relay 🙌

Thank you to all supporters, team managers, and event officials who make these events possible, what a week!!!

07/03/2026

Day ✌️+☝️from the 2026 SLSNZ National Champs!!

Absolutely stellar performances by the entire team today, including our first national medal of 2026 with our golden girls taking 🥈 in the U19 surf teams!! The crew continued to back up an incredible start with some phenomenal iron races, with almost all of our athletes making it through to the semis or finals 🙌

With one more day to go they are eager to rip in and give it their all once more. GO TEAM!!

06/03/2026

Day ✌️ of the 2026 SLSNZ National Champs!!

Incredible effort from our age group and open athletes to follow up the stellar work from our masters team! The crew ripped in and gave it their all, getting up and amongst some of the best athletes in the country and doing it well!!

With a few 🍫 medals from the team they are psyching up for some more big races over the next few days. GO ST CLAIR!!

05/03/2026

Awesome first day from the St Clair team at the 2026 AON SLSNZ Nationals!! Huge effort from the masters cleaning up a few medals:

Danny Blair
🥉Masters Surf Race & Beach Flags

Brent Wolf
🥈 Masters Beach Flags & Beach Sprints
🥉 Masters Ski Race

Our age group and open athletes get into the swing of things tomorrow, let’s see if they can meet the standard the masters set!!

19/02/2026

Kia ora whānau and friends,

Out of respect for the recent passing at St Clair this afternoon, a rāhui has been placed over St Clair and St Kilda beach and the wider area until further notice.

A rāhui is a temporary restriction grounded in tikanga Māori. It is placed to acknowledge a loss, protect the mana of those affected, and allow space for healing. It also serves as a sign of respect. This applies to the gathering of Kaimoana (seafood) aswell as recreational activities.

We all ask our community to put aside certain activities in the area during this time.

While the rāhui is in place, we ask that the public refrain from entering the water and using the affected section of beach. This is not only out of respect, but also to allow whānau, responders, and our wider community time to grieve.

We extend our aroha to the whānau and all those impacted.

Ngā mihi nui,
St Clair Surf Life-saving Club