BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 14.4//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:W. Australia Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250101 TZNAME:W. Australia Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:+0800 TZOFFSETTO:+0800 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Conducted in various forms since 1965\, the inaugural Australia n Pool Lifesaving Championships (APLSC) were held in 1987 in Alice Springs and remain a highlight of the Australian lifesaving sport calendar\, rota ting to a new State or Territory each year.The 2025 Championships were hos ted at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre from Thursday 16th January to Sa turday 18th January 2025.The APLSC brings athletes\, teams\, volunteers an d staff together from across Australia for three days of competition both in the water (speed events) and out of water (initiative tests and CPR). W hile many compete for Championship titles\, the APLSC also provide a uniqu e opportunity for our Royal Life Saving members to come together in celebr ating their extensive contributions to the lifesaving movement and friends hips made along the way.Individuals and teams vie for prestigious Champion ship trophies from Under 14 to Masters divisions\, with each trophy named after a pivotal member of Royal Life Saving (UK and Australia) who helped support and teach others the importance of rescue skills that we still pra ctice today.From first-time pool lifesavers to lifeguards\, from 'clubbies ' to the Australian Lifesaving Team\, the APLSC draws lifesavers from acro ss Australia.To participate in the Australian Pool Lifesaving Championship s\, competitors must hold a Bronze Star (15 years and under)\, Bronze Meda llion or equivalent lifesaving award (Surf Rescue Certificate\, Surf Bronz e) and be a current financial member of Royal Life Saving or Surf Life Sav ing Australia.The 2025 Interstate Overall Championship was an incredibly c lose contest\, with Western Australia claiming the Sir Percy Joske Trophy for the second consecutive year DTEND:20260627T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260608T004836Z DTSTART:20260625T010000Z LOCATION:Australia\,Mount Claremont SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Australian Pool Life Saving Championships UID:RFCALITEM639165053160315957 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Con ducted in various forms since 1965\, the inaugural Australian Pool Lifesav ing Championships (APLSC) were held in 1987 in Alice Springs and remain a highlight of the Australian lifesaving sport calendar\, rotating to a new State or Territory each year.

The 2025 Championships were hosted at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre from Thursday 16th January to Saturday 18th January 2025.

The APLSC brings athletes\, teams\, volunteers and staff to gether from across Australia for three days of competition both in the wat er (speed events) and out of water (initiative tests and CPR). While many compete for Championship titles\, the APLSC also provide a unique opportun ity for our Royal Life Saving members to come together in celebrating thei r extensive contributions to the lifesaving movement and friendships made along the way.

Individuals and teams vie for prestigious Championshi p trophies from Under 14 to Masters divisions\, with each trophy named aft er a pivotal member of Royal Life Saving (UK and Australia) who helped sup port and teach others the importance of rescue skills that we still practi ce today.

From first-time pool lifesavers to lifeguards\, from 'club bies' to the Australian Lifesaving Team\, the APLSC draws lifesavers from across Australia.

To participate in the Australian Pool Lifesaving Championships\, competitors must hold a Bronze Star (15 ye ars and under)\, Bronze Medallion or equivalent lifesaving award (Surf Res cue Certificate\, Surf Bronze) and be a current financial member of Royal Life Saving or Surf Life Saving Australia.

The 2025 Interstate Overa ll Championship was an incredibly close contest\, with Western Australia c laiming the Sir Percy Joske Trophy for the second consecutive year

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