KIAMA SENIOR BASKETBALLMEN'S COMPETITIONWOBBEGONGS 45 d FORTUNATE SUNS 41

KIAMA SENIOR BASKETBALLMEN'S COMPETITIONSURF CAMP SPURS 47 d TWIN PEAKS 31

KIAMA SENIOR BASKETBALLMEN'S COMPETITIONCRONINS LIQUOR 46 d LAND TO SAND HEAT 31

KIAMA SENIOR BASKETBALLWOMEN'S COMPETITIONTIMMS ROOFING 35 d PHOENIX 18

KIAMA SENIOR BASKETBALL MEN'S COMPETITIONAVCON 43 d BRICK LAYERS 40

KIAMA SENIOR BASKETBALLWOMEN'S COMPETITIONAIR BALLERS 29 d WILDCATS 22

There were 12 girls and 13 boys, between the ages of four and 10, trying Tee Ball at the Gainsborough Oval in Kiama Downs on Sunday, May 19. Tee Ball time at the Gainsborough Oval. Photo credit: Kristine Davis.Despite a little bit of mud, the sun shone for us as we introduced the kids to throwing, catching and hitting off a tee for the first 30 minutes. Following the activities, we played an all-ages game of Tee Ball. The adults accompanying the kids were offered cornhole in the carpark to help pass the time, which was well received.Each week, we've decided to offer two games of Tee Ball to cater to the age differences of the children. A game for children aged 3 to 6 with registration costs of $24 for the season. And a game for the older kids aged 7 to 12 cost $46 for the season. Each Sunday, all the children will complete a range of activities together that allow for skill development starting at 9:30am. The two different aged games will be played at the same time, starting at 10:00am.

GROUP 7 - 1ST GRADEALBION PARK 30 d JAMBEROO SUPEROOS 8

GROUP 7 - 2ND GRADE COMPETITIONALBION PARK 12 d JAMBEROO SUPEROOS 0

GROUP 7 - 3RD GRADE COMPETITIONALBION PARK 18 d JAMBEROO SUPEROOS 16

GROUP 7 UNDER 18 COMPETITIONALBION PARK 34 d JAMBEROO SUPEROOS 0

GROUP 7 LLT 1JAMBEROO SUPEROOS 26 d ALBION PARK 4

GROUP 7 LLT 2JAMBEROO SUPEROOS 16 d SHELLHARBOUR SHARKS 4

At the 2024 NSW Surfing South Coast Regional Titles event at Jones Beach on Sunday 19 May, the Kiama surfing community showed that they are a force to be reckoned with.Jackson Fraser won the U14 Boys’ division, Rubylee Neill the U14 Girls’ division and Zane Thompson the U12 Boys’ division. Several Kiama surfers also placed in the top four.Zane Thompson wins the U12 Boys' division. Photo credit: Fran Wood.“I love how South Coast Surfing, Jones Beach Boardriders and the surf clubs are working together to provide opportunities for our local youth,” says Jo Collinge, Surfing NSW Regional Director for the South Coast, who ran the event for the fourth year in a row.“After the terrible weather we’ve experienced lately, we were so pleased to see the sun was shining the whole day and the waves were pumping,” Collinge continues.“Conditions were a little tricky for the U12 Boys, who kicked the morning off, but overall the conditions allowed those experienced surfers to shine and showcase their talents.”Collinge gives a major shout-out to Kiama Downs Surf Life Saving Club (KDSLSC) and Kiama Surf Life Saving Club (KSLSC) for providing water safety and donating their time.“Thank you everyone for an amazing day. Thank you to the judges, volunteers, KDSLSC, water safety commentators, competitors and parents. Well done to everyone who surfed.”ResultsU12 Girls1) Everly Morgan2) Maya EverittU12 Girls' division. From left to right: Everly Morgan and Maya Everitt. Photo credit: Fran Wood.U12 Boys1) Zane Thompson (Kiama)2) Sani Hellman 3) Elijah Boardman (Kiama)4) Zayn EverittU12 Boys' division. From left to right: Zane Thompson (Kiama), Sani Hellman, Elijah Boardman (Kiama) and Zayn Everitt. Photo credit: Fran Wood.U14 Girls1) Rubylee Neill (Kiama)2) Abigail Woods (Kiama)U14 Girls' division. From left to right: Rubylee Neill (Kiama) and Abigail Woods (Kiama). Photo credit: Fran Wood.U14 Boys1) Jackson Fraser (Kiama)2) Banjo Carbone (Kiama)3) Joey Bradley 4) Charlie JamisonU14 Boys' division. From left to right: Jackson Fraser (Kiama), Banjo Carbone (Kiama), Joey Bradley and Charlie Jamison. Photo credit: Fran Wood.U16 Girls1) Lucy Darragh2) Lani Cairncross (Kiama)3) Coco Ramirez Derritt (Kiama)4) Elina Wood (Kiama)U16 Girls' division. From left to right: Lucy Darragh, Lani Cairncross (Kiama), Coco Ramirez Derritt (Kiama) and Elina Wood (Kiama). Photo credit: Fran Wood.U16 Boys1) Jett Bradley 2) Sam Sparks3) Oliver Carson4) Jack RobertsonU16 Boys' division. From left to right: Jett Bradley, Sam Sparks, Oliver Carson and Jack Robertson. Photo credit: Fran Wood.U18 Boys1) Reece Harper2) Koby Jackson3) Dayan Conti (Kiama)4) Jesse BrownU18 Boys' division. From left to right: Reece Harper, Koby Jackson, Dayan Conti (Kiama) and Jesse Brown. Photo credit: Fran Wood.

By Paul Summerside Pickleball, one of the worlds fastest growing sports will be coming to Kiama Leisure Center on Sunday, 26 May for an open trial day. Pickleball Australia founder and president, Wayne Lee, will be offering his knowledge and input on how to play this new and fun social sport, suitable for all, along with host Paul Summerside and other accredited pickleball coaches.All levels of players are welcome with limited spots available. There will be two sessions available.Session 1: Beginners/intermediate at 11:30am - 1pmSession 2: Advanced at 1pm - 2.30pmBoth sessions are free and bookings are essential. Bookings can be made to: [email protected].

2024 JUNIOR REGIONAL SURF SERIESSOUTH COASTGIRLS U16 SEMI-FINALS

NSW JUNIOR REGIONAL SURF SERIESSOUTH COAST GROMMETS

2024 JUNIOR REGIONAL SURF SERIESSOUTH COASTCARVERS

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