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Congratulations Shannon!

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Congratulations Shannon!

This is Shannon, in late May 2025 at the Great Barrier Reef Masters Games, still swimming competitively as part of the Hervey Bay Masters, shows her 6 gold medals, 2 silvers and 4 Games records in the pool and a gold in the 1.5km open water swim. Shannon says she is forever grateful for the lifelong skills acquired at Narrabeen Lakes Amateur Swimming Club.

Flashback to the 1970’S

Shannon Evers, three years running broke over 10 Club records; represented the Club in State & National titles, finishing in the top 10 swimmers in the State for Backstroke and Medley; represented Narrabeen High School in the finals of the State Combined High School Championships and achieved 2nd in 12 yrs 100m Backstroke and 3rd in 12yrs 200m individual Medley in State Winter Championships in 1975.

Congratulations Shannon, great to see former NLASC member still has her passion for swimming.

Article thanks to Pittwater Online News

2024/2025 Trophy Winners

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2024/2025 Trophy Winners

Thanks for everyone that came to presentation day and congratulations to our winners

Perpetual Trophy Winners – Championship

12d Solutions Junior Girl Darcy Hannon
Olive Findlay Junior Boy Cameron Howard
Crowley Senior Lady
Senior Man		 Sally Raymond
Greg Emerson
Headford 200m BR C’ship Anne Jenkins
Hatton Open 400m C’ship Anne Jenkins & Michael Pek

Perpetual Trophy Winners – Pointscore

Freshwater 50m Special FS Anne Jenkins
Horton 50m Pointscore Anne Jenkins
Gregory 100m Pointscore Lee Gregory
Raymond U12 Long Dist PS Reuben van der Berg
Haywood Int & Long Dist PS Greg Emerson
Pointscore 3rd
2nd		 Greg Emerson
Helen Pek
Byrne Master PS Anne Jenkins
NLASC U35 Pointscore Cameron Howard

Special Awards

Drizabone Award Tony Boucher
Pat Sadlier Memorial Endeavour Trophy Maureen & Michael Rutlidge

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Season Opens Saturday 24 October

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Season Opens Saturday 24 October

The biggest to change to remember is that  we will be registering for swim races in the clubhouse, but you MUST enter from the western side (ie the first entrance up the stairs) and depart from our normal entrance (pool side) one family at a time.

We were going to delay holding our Presentation Day until our President Helen can join us in a few weeks time. Deb will let us know when the new presentation day will be

Here is the race schedule for 24 October:

REGISTRATION between 1:15-1:45
15m & 50mF/style Special
Breaststroke 15m, 25m, 50m, 100
Backstroke 15m, 25m, 50m, 100m
100m/200m F/Style Open, U/12

Remember we cant take paper registrations so please use the following link to register on line. If unable to do this then talk to Deb and she will assist with membership registration.

Register Today

Season Cancelled

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Season Cancelled

It’s with a very heavy heart that we write to say that we cannot continue with the rest of our swimming season. We will be in touch about presentation day and hopefully it won’t be too long before we’re all together again. In the meantime, take care, stay safe and stay home.

My Carona

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My Carona
Hi fellow swimmers,
We acknowledge the growing concern and need to implement procedures to stop the spread of COVID-19. We also acknowledge the many advantages ocean swimming provides to both physical and mental wellbeing. As such, the NLASC swim is currently proceeding as normal. This situation may change, depending on future circumstances.
 
We request that all swimmers inform themselves about the COVID-19 virus, and evaluate the potential risks involved in swimming.
 
COVID-19 has no friends and anybody can contract the disease, however people in the “older age groups” or with pre-existing health conditions have a greater likelihood of serious illness or even death. NO ONE has immunity to this disease. We all as individuals have a public health responsibility to try to help keep everyone safe.
 
For these reasons we would like all swimmers to please practice the following:
  • Avoid bringing just arrived overseas guests to swimming until after their 14-day self-isolation period
  • Any swimmer with cold/flu like symptoms or who has just returned from overseas to remain at home and not swim.
  • Enjoy your post swim icy pole/catch up whilst practicing ‘social distancing’
  • Restrain from physical contact with fellow swimmers (alas no high fiving)
 
All in all, please practice social distancing and good personal hygiene; wash your hands, sneeze/cough into a tissue or your elbow and keep your hands away from your face as much as possible.
 
We intend to disinfect and wipe down all surfaces that we use ie: pens/folders/table/computer/printer/stopwatches etc.
 
This is a fast developing situation and we will continue to monitor and update as required.
 
For more information on restrictions and updates from the Chief Medical Officer visit https://preview.nsw.gov.au/novel-coronavirus-covid-19
 
I personally spoke with my doctor who is an avid rockpool/ocean swimmer and she has assured me that thus far it is perfectly safe to swim as long as we adhere to the above.
 
Here is our schedule for tomorrow:

SATURDAY 21 March 2020

*BACKSTROKE CHAMPIONSHIP 200m
Freestyle (special) 15m and 50m
Freestyle 15; 25; 50; 100m
Breaststroke 15; 25; 50; 100m
*BREASTROKE CHAMPIONSHIP 200m
 
Because we want to catch up with as many championship events as possible you will note we have 2 listed on this program.
 
Yours in swimming and on behalf of NLASC committee
Deb G