Following an epic nine days of action-packed competition, which saw more than 5,000 athletes from nearly 130 Australian Surf Life Saving Clubs converge on Scarborough and Trigg beaches, the 2023 Aussies came to a close on Sunday.
Across the nine days of competition, WA clubs saw more than 150 Masters, 35 Youth and 25 Open event podium finishes – an outstanding effort.
You can check out some of our Day 1 and Day 2 Youth and Open podium finishers on Facebook, and the full list of Masters results (Excel) here (opens in a new tab)!
Congratulations to City of Perth (51), who finished the Open competition as the top-placed WA club in 14th overall, followed by North Cottesloe (45) in 17th, and Sorrento (37) in 19th.
In the Masters arena, it was a tight battle for the top three spots, with Trigg Island taking third behind North Bondi in second and Bondi who took the win. City of Perth, North Cottesloe and Mullaloo all closed out the competition in the top ten!
Youth Club results are yet to be advised.
WA Clubs – Open Placings
City of Perth (51) – 14th
North Cottesloe (45) – 17th
Sorrento (37) – 19th
Trigg Island (33) – 22nd
Mullaloo (21) – 30th
Cottesloe (17) – 34th
Swanbourne Nedlands (14) – 35th
Scarboro (13) – 36th
Fremantle (8) – 40th
Quinns Mindarie (7) – 41st
City of Bunbury (4) – 44th
Albany & Denmark (3) – 45th
Coogee Beach / Broome / Dalyellup Beach / Floreat / Yanchep / Secret Harbour
WA Clubs – Masters Placings
Trigg Island (225) – 3rd
City of Perth (160) – 6th
North Cottesloe (153) – 7th
Mullaloo (152) – 8th
Sorrento (142) – 11th
Swanbourne Nedlands (86) – 16th
Scarboro (85) – 17th
Fremantle (51) – 27th
Albany (31) – 41st
Esperance-Goldfields (23) – 47th
City of Bunbury (20) – 49th
Quinns Mindarie (16) – 52nd
Floreat (11) – 57th
Denmark (4) – 63rd
Coogee Beach (3) – 64th
Broome (1) – 66th
Secret Harbour / Yanchep
Photos thanks to Harvpix (opens in a new tab).