Surf Boats
Since Surf Life Saving’s inception, surf boats were used as a means to pluck troubled swimmers from the water. While rescue methods have changed significantly over the years, Boaties still train to get these large boats out through the big surf break and back to shore again as quickly as possible without capsizing.
The club maintains an excellent fleet of craft with many opportunities to get on the water with new and regular crews training throughout the week. The crews rotate their training days and times subject to both crew member and surf boat availability.
For more information please contact the Boat Captain directly.
Upcoming Events
July
fri31jul6:00 pm2026 ASLSC Annual General MeetingAll WelcomeAlbany Surf Life Saving Club
Event Details
Notice of Annual General Meeting📅 AGMFriday, 31 July 2026🕕 6.00pm📍 Albany Surf Life Saving ClubThinking about making a
Event Details
Notice of Annual General Meeting
📅 AGM
Friday, 31 July 2026
🕕 6.00pm
📍 Albany Surf Life Saving Club
Thinking about making a difference?
Nominations are now open for Elected Director positions on the Board of Management. If you’re passionate about the future of Albany Surf Life Saving Club, we’d love to hear from you.
Members are also invited to submit Notices of Motion for consideration at the AGM. This is your opportunity to put forward ideas and proposals relating to the governance and operation of our Club.
⏰ Important Deadline
Board nominations and Notices of Motion must be received by 5.00pm, Friday 3 July 2026.
For further enquiries, please contact ASLSC President Anna Emery at president@albanysurfclub.com.au or Administration Director Jill Siegert at admin@albanysurfclub.com.au.
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Albany Surf Life Saving Club
Surf Boat Team
Surf Boat Captain
Jeff Medcalf
Surf Boat Assistants
- Matt Wells
- Dani Lynch