Ensure surf lifesavers are ready to take on any emergency they face
There are so many ways to get involved with Surf Life Saving WA, even without getting wet. Consider booking in-classroom education; maintaining a corporate sponsorship; or becoming a parent member, competition official or club committee member. Plus, find out how to become a lifesaver or sign up as a Woodside Nipper.
07 . 08 . 2022
Western Suns claim 4th and multiple Australian records at Pool Rescue Championships
Western Suns Team close out a huge weekend in the pool, placing 4th at the 2022 Interstate Pool Rescue Championships, the first to be held since 2019. Following three days of action in the pool, the team, comprised of only 6 female and 5 male athletes, performed exceptionally well claiming multiple Australian records and personal […]
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27 . 07 . 2022
2022 Western Suns Pool Rescue Team Announcement
Surf Life Saving WA would like to congratulate the following athletes who have been selected for the 2022 Western Suns Pool Rescue Team. The Interstate and National Pool Rescue Championships, finally set to take place after two years of COVID-19 cancellations, will see the 12-strong team head east to compete from the 5th – 7th […]
Surf Sport
27 . 07 . 2022
Sorrento claim back to back Champion Club title
While the weather outside was cold, things were heating up indoors at HBF Stadium as more than 150 athletes took to the pool for the 2022 WA Pool Rescue Championships last weekend. Over two days of competition, with records broken and standout performances on show, it was Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club that was crowned […]
Surf Sport
West Australia's community members are vital supporters of Surf Life Saving WA. Because of you, no-one will have to know what would happen if our volunteers weren't between the flags. Men and women, young and old –volunteer surf lifesavers are on our beaches to keep you safe.
Please click below to find out how you can be a vital part of helping save lives on WA beaches too.
Western Australia is home to some magnificent beaches; there are hundreds spread along the State’s 12,000 kilometres of pristine coastline. However, not all of them are patrolled by our lifesavers.