Cape Paterson SLSC Board & Committee
season 2025-26
President |
Paul MacNeill |
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Secretary |
Sue Hayes |
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Treasurer |
Keith Bartel |
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Director of Commercial Operations |
James Rossiter |
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Director of Lifesaving Operations |
Chaz Dunnachie |
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Director of Member Development |
Charlie Crawford |
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Club Captain |
Liam Marangio |
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Vice Club Captain |
Thom Manns |
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Chief Instructor |
Stella Crawford |
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Nipper Coordinator |
James Langlands |
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Gear Steward |
Sarah Prendergast |
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IRB Officer |
Aly Schapper |
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Registrar |
Sue Hayes |
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Junior Club Captain |
Victoria (Tori) Liosatos |
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Communications |
Kim Hauser |
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Compliance Note:
Cape Paterson Surf Life Saving Club partner with Life Saving Victoria (LSV), which is a registered training organisation (RTO 21799) regulated by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), to deliver vocational education and training services. We are recognised as a provider of quality-assured and nationally accredited qualifications. As such our courses have pre-requisites and standards that must be met including minimum training times.
Pages on this website will display club-specific information as well as state and nationally regulated information. To differentiate what is club specific, look out for a [Club Specific] marker or a disclaimer describing the process as Cape Paterson-Specific
Cape Paterson Surf Life Saving Club partner with Life Saving Victoria (LSV), which is a registered training organisation (RTO 21799) regulated by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), to deliver vocational education and training services. We are recognised as a provider of quality-assured and nationally accredited qualifications. As such our courses have pre-requisites and standards that must be met including minimum training times.
Pages on this website will display club-specific information as well as state and nationally regulated information. To differentiate what is club specific, look out for a [Club Specific] marker or a disclaimer describing the process as Cape Paterson-Specific