Are you a member of a swim club, surf club, community group, P&C, school group, anything really!
Help us promote the 2012 Coffs Coast Ocean Swim by downloading the very attractive poster. Then email it, post it, print it, stick it up on a noticeboard and encourage your friends, family and work groups to enter the swim.
You'll have more people to race against and a better time bragging about your swim when you beat em!
WHEN the Rotary Club of Coffs Harbour Daybreak was distributing proceeds from the 2011 Jetty Ocean Swims, some money wound up with Coffs Coast Disabled Surfers.
And organising committee member Dr Frank Hold said it was one of the best decisions they made.
or Download the registration form, fill it in, sign it and post it with your payment (cheque or money order only - no cash) to PO Box 58, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450.
Registrations taken on race day will incur an additional $10 late entry fee.
FIVE Bondi Rescue lifeguards will add a dash of colour to the Beachside Radiology Ocean Swims at Coffs Jetty on March 4. Andrew Reid, Trent Maxwell, Jake Nolan, Corey Oliver and Adriel Young will make a whirlwind three-day visit as guests of the Rotary Club of Coffs Harbour Daybreak.
For Nolan, the visit will have special significance as he'll attempt to defend the 2000m long course title he won in 2011 after finishing runner-up at his first attempt the previous year.
Coffs, Yamba & Evans Head have teamed up to create a swim series for those serious about their ocean swims on the Mid North Coast of NSW. Participants will be able to compete in all 3 swims, get a T Shirt to comemorate your efforts and go in the draw to win one of three holiday packages.
GOOD news stories in sport are like gold when there is so much bad behaviour to report. Or in some cases, turn a blind eye.
However, here’s a little gem that must be reported following the weekend visit by a crew of surf lifesavers from the Bondi Rescue television program.
The lads were in the city to compete in the Beachside Radiology Ocean Swims series and one of their number, Jake Nolan, took out one of the main races.
VISITING Bondi Rescue surf lifesaver Jake Nolan improved on his 2010 effort to take out the blue ribbon event at the13th Beachside Radiology Ocean Swim series around the Coffs Harbour Jetty foreshores yesterday.
PRIMARY school students Oliver and Jack Canning took a few minutes away from the classroom yesterday to meet the crew from Bondi Rescue.
With their dad in tow, it was only a short trip down the hill from St Augustine’s to Beachside Radiology in Park Avenue where the surf lifesaving TV stars were promoting Sunday’s 13th Ocean Swim series at Coffs Harbour Jetty.
