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Pittwater RSL Football Club
Our vision is to be the most successful club in Manly Warringah Football Association by providing excellence in club management, facilities and coaching, to enable members to reach their full potential in football. Our mission is to provide an opportunity for members of all levels to play at the highest level and reach their full potential.
We want:
- to foster and encourage a supportive and family environment to members of the community through educating fair play and love of football;
- assist in the development of an improved standard of physical fitness in all members; and
- support and encourage coaches in developing skills through educational pathways accredited with FFA.
We value:
- Excellence: being uncompromising around the quality of football we play, and involve the best people for the Club’s development
- Pride: being Proud of our History and accomplishments as a club Community
- Spirit: being inclusive and community oriented with the teams, membership and general public.
- Integrity: to play the game in accordance with the Laws and Spirit of the Game.
- Enjoyment: through the fun of team sport and football.
To find out more about the Pittwater RSL Football Club please visit: pittwaterrslfc.com.au
Narrabeen Sharks Junior Rugby League Football Club
Narrabeen Junior Rugby League Football Club had its beginning on March 7, 1932 in Jack McLean’s barber shop at the Narrabeen tram terminus. Among the decisions made at the inaugural meeting was that the club enter “A” and “B” grade teams in the Manly Warringah Rugby League competition becoming the first registered rugby league club in the district. Those first two sides took the field in the same colours we play in today, black and white.
Welcome players, families, sponsors and supporters to 2023. It’s shaping up to be a promising year of football. The Club’s aim is, and has always been, to promote the game of rugby league in a fun and fair environment, and in 2023 it is more important than ever to encourage our children to lead an active and healthy lifestyle.
To find out more about the Narrabeen Sharks visit:
narrabeensharks.com.au
Warringah Rats Rugby Club
We’re a rugby club based on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, 25km north of the CBD. But we are so much more than that! We have history spanning more than 50 years that has shaped and defined the core of who we are. We are rich in culture, passion, great sportsmanship and of course a deep love for the game of Rugby.
Consisting of 4 Grades, a strong Colts program and an outstanding, high achieving Women’s 15 side, we are a thriving and engaged Club. Over the years, our Club has been proudly and prominently represented at both national and international levels with many of our players playing Super Rugby, Wallabies and even abroad.
We believe that our Sponsors, Supporters and our Players are our finest assets. They are characterised by qualities such as loyalty, commitment and generosity which make the strong foundation of our ‘family’. It’s this “family” that you’ll see and hear down at Rat Park on a Saturday cheering on every game and every grade, socialising afterwards in victory and in defeat. It’s this “family” that comes rain, hail or shine which makes things down here even more special. Our side lines are laced with the finest of physicians and management and our grandstand filled with the most passionate of supporters.
To find out more about the Warringah Rats visit:
warringahrugby.com.au
Warriewood Surf Life Saving Club
At Warriewood SLSC we stand for surf and beach safety, community, and a healthy, active lifestyle. We are a bunch of likeminded people who love Warriewood beach. We make this part of our lives because it feels good to contribute to the community by providing lifesaving services and a broad range of club activities for young and old.
We are passionate about our local people and environment and through leadership of healthy and sustainable living which culminates connectedness, fitness and fun, natural environment, and helping others.
To find out more about Warriewood Surf Life Saving Club visit:
www.warriewoodslsc.com.au
Northern Beaches Touch Association - Renegades
Touch Football is a thrilling sport that allows people of all walks of life to achieve their goals; whether that is the thrill of challenging oneself to compete at their best, the thrill of a fast, skilful and exhilarating sport, the thrill of meeting new people or the thrill of being a part of something that can span a lifetime.
Here at Northern beaches touch we offer a Junior and senior summer competition which is played on a Friday and Monday night. Our Junior competition stands at around 200 teams and our Senior competition is 30 teams.
Over the years touch football has become more and more popular within the community. As our juniors & seniors enjoy the social and representative opportunities offered through the game our adult competition is growing with many parents starting to play themselves.
Once the season is over touch football doesn’t stop there. We offer Academy Days every holidays starting in April to those junior players who love their touch football. This is open to any child that made a representative team in the Under 8, 10s and 12s along with players who made development teams.
Our focus here at Northern beaches touch is opportunity for everyone whether that be park competition or representative competition. There is something for everyone.
To find out more about Northern Beaches Touch visit:
northern-beaches.nswtouch.com.au
Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club
Since 1922, Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club has been providing a vital service to the local community. Our primary goal is to keep beachgoers as safe as possible during patrol hours. We patrol the beach, train lifesavers, and teach and guide our Nippers, the lifesavers of the future. We pride ourselves on being a family-oriented club and welcome all ages and abilities to become involved. The more involved you become in the club, the more people you will meet and the more enjoyment you will have.
Built over two levels, our new facilities include a cafe, restaurant and function space, nippers’ facilities, storage for the local board riders club, a first aid room, family change facilities and improved accessibility.
Our club values of Inclusion, Respect and Community are what we think about as a committee in everything we do for our members and the wider community.
To find out more about the Mona Vale Surf Life Saving club visit:
monavaleslsc.org.au
Pittwater Baseball Club
Pittwater Baseball Club has been part of the community for over 40 years and has a great reputation as a family-friendly club that caters for players of all ages and skill levels.
Our club has seen many players commence in our foundation program, Ratpackers (3-5 yrs Tee-Ball), play throughout the various Junior age divisions (6-15 yrs) and finally progress to Adult Senior Leagues (15+ yrs), plus Masters and Minor Leagues over summer and winter. We are about having fun with friends, making new ones, learning good sportsmanship, developing skills, and making memories… Our home field is Rat Park in Warriewood, and we are part of the Manly Warringah District Baseball Association.
“We Rise by Lifting Others”
So come join us and have a go.
To find out more about the Pittwater Baseball Club visit:
pittwaterbaseball.com.au
Machines and Macchiatos
Everything we do at Machines and Macchiatos is about bringing owners and enthusiasts of classic and unique cars together. We create content and experiences that are memorable, infused with real passion, energy, and something that our audiences identify with on a very personal and emotive level. We treat our audience like they are part of an automotive family, adding the personal touch that’s missing from other automotive lifestyle brands.
Machines and Macchiatos are regarded amongst the best run and attended events around the nation. Participants and spectators alike find them engaging, fun, friendly, with a massive, feel-good charity element. Machines and Macchiatos are proud to support two amazing charities – Bear Cottage and Cure Brain Cancer.
We are a car brand, for car people. Belonging to a community is one of the most rewarding experiences a classic car owner will have. You feel part of a tribe, supported, and valued for your passion and dedication to your machine. At Machines and Macchiatos, we reward this love and dedication.
To find out more about Machines and Macchiatos visit:
machinesandmacchiatos.org
Narrabeen Tigers Junior Rugby Club
Narrabeen Tigers Rugby is a family club that prides itself on providing a safe and happy atmosphere where boys and girls can play rugby with their mates and learn some great new skills along the way.
We are affiliated with Warringah Junior Rugby Union and are located adjacent to Warringah Seniors rugby (Pittwater Rugby Park) at North Narrabeen Reserve, North Narrabeen.
We have over 300 registered players, all the way from under 6 to under 17-year-olds. We are also very proud to have grown the girls teams in our club. Girls of any age are welcome to play in mixed teams, however we offer girls only teams and comps for most ages.
Most age groups will have 2 teams entered, allowing both serious and social players to enjoy their rugby with Tigers. All our coaches are SmartRugby™ accredited.
To find out more about the Narrabeen Tigers Rugby Club visit: narrabeenrugby.com.au
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@narrabeensharks2101
Mona Vale Boardriders
Mona Vale Boardriders is an inclusive Boardriders club committed to our members and the progression of their surfing enjoyment and the beach culture we all share at Mona Vale. We have been operating for over 20 years.
Contests are held monthly in the following divisions – Micros, Girls, U13’s, U15’s, U18’s, Open’s, O35’s, O45’s, Mal’s. We compete in regional and national competitions including Battle of the Boardriders, Grom Tag and Lifeline Teams events.
We are open to everyone and if you have a passion for surfing and feel like being a part of some spirited competition and family fun then Mona Vale Boardriders is the club for you.
To find out more about Mona Vale Boardriders visit: monavaleboardriders.com
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@MonaValeBoardriders
Women's Resilience Centre
The Women’s Resilience Centre founded in 2020 is a place of hope, healing and recovery for women who have experienced or witnessed domestic abuse and trauma. Whilst many government and voluntary services provide housing and support for victims, most are short-term and through desperation, many women return to unsafe environments thereby perpetuating the tragic cycle of abuse and trauma.
The WRC is positioned to fill the gap between short-term crisis care and longer-term recovery. We provide a Resilience Program supported by a lived-experience peer-to-peer Mentoring Program, delivered nationally online and face-to-face. Through partnerships with housing providers, we are planning a national network of residential accommodation for up to 12 months, providing a safe space for women to reset their lives.
To find out more about the Women's Resilience Centre visit:
womensresiliencecentre.com.au
Northern Beaches Outrigger Canoe Club
In 1999 a club originated on Narrabeen Lake with 5 members and a borrowed outrigger canoe. It was founded on the enthusiasm, passion and love of the the sport.
As one of the original 3 clubs in New South Wales for outrigging, our knowledge has been gained over the past 14 years. One of the highlights in the beginning was gaining access to the ocean which required navigating through the nortorious North Narrabeen surf break which provided the weekly excitement.
Current training locations are now throughout the Northern Beaches, Manly, Middle Harbour, Narrabeen, Pittwater the club has built itself to be a force to be reckoned with in New South Wales, breaking through the Queensland domination of the sport.
The club now has members travelling from far and wide in metroplitan Sydney to train, benefit from the variety of conditions and to be a part of the strongest competitive club in Australia.
To find out more about the Northern Beaches Outrigger Canoe Club visit:
nboutrigger.com.au
Pittwater Motor Enthusiasts Association
Pittwater Motoring Enthusiasts Association (PMEA or the Club) was founded in 1994 on the Northern Beaches and Pittwater region of Sydney. The Club fosters a friendship among people with a shared interest in vehicles of all types both old and new, including cars, motorcycles and other types of machinery and equipment. We have members with hundreds of lawn mowers and others who are passionate about stationary engines. The Club encourages the preservation, restoration, maintenance, use and display of historic vehicles and machinery.
Members and guests can attend fortnightly Tuesday meetings held at the Pittwater R.S.L. 82 Mona Vale Road, Mona Vale starting at 7.30pm.
Members meet socially in a range of regular events from our Events Calendar. The Club is very proud of its support, via donations, to charitable organisations each year. A Club magazine 'STAY TUNED' is published online every two months.
Most importantly, the Club encourages members to be active participants, not just joining the Club for the ‘cheap rego.’
To find out more about the Pittwater Motor Enthusiasts Association visit: pittwatermotorclub.org.au
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pittwatermotorclub.org.au
Beiloon Dragon Boat Club
Bei Loon (meaning “Northern Dragons”) practices a unique sport of Dragonboat Racing in stunning Pittwater- agreed by many as being the most picturesque Dragonboat venue. Confirmed in 2022 as NSW’s largest dragonboat club, Bei Loon has been established for 20 years and is renowned for supporting diversity, as well as being a highly competitive club.
We launch from Rowland Reserve at Bayview, next to the dog park, and we hold regular training sessions four times per week in the Summer season and three times per week in Winter season. As well as having paddlers seeking to build their strength through a regular hard workout, combined with competitive opportunities within a team sport, Bei Loon also hosts a Pinks team for Breast Cancer survivors.
Dragon Boat racing is highly affordable and promises the most exercise you will ever get sitting down! It is an intrinsically safe and low impact sport and very well suited to the sport-minded who want to keep fit. If you want to add variety to your gym or swimming regimes, or you need to protect your joints, then Dragon Boating could be an ideal sport for you. Expert coaching is continuously provided and at no extra cost.
The club’s latest achievement has been to capture the Gold medal for the Senior B Women at the recent NSW State Championships 2023, held at the Olympic venue in Penrith. Other notable achievements include participation at the Club Crew World Championships and multiple representation at both NSW State and National teams (the “Auroras”).
Not only does Bei Loon train hard and encourage x-training in addition to paddling, it also provides a great social environment with frequent events and side activities throughout the year.
Bei Loon extends an open invitation to come and try-out at several key points throughout the year.
To find out more about the Beiloon Dragon Boat Club visit: beiloon.com.au
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@Beiloondbc
Northern Beaches Hot Rods
In 1964, the Northern Beaches Hot Rod Club was founded by passionate rodders who recognised the need for a hot rod club on the northern side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, also known as 'The Coat Hanger'. They organised and ran the first drag meets in NSW, a significant achievement.
Fast forward to the 1980s, and a group of Northern Beaches rodders wanted to establish a new club focusing on street rodding. This led to the creation of Northern Beaches Hot Rods. However, despite being active for several years, the club's ageing demographic and a need for second and third-generation hot rodders posed a challenge.
To address this issue, the club organised a membership drive, which resulted in the addition of ten to twelve new members. These new members are committed hot rodders who have been around the area but were unaware of the club's existence. With renewed enthusiasm and new blood, the club inspired its members to complete long-running projects and take on new ones. Additionally, the club redesigned its colours, and the future of Northern Beaches Hot Rods looks brighter than ever before.
Graem, the club's President, says they welcome new members who share their passion for hot rodding. To learn more about the Northern Beaches Hot Rod Club, visit their Facebook page:
facebook.com/northernbeacheshotrods.
Pittwater Tigers Junior AFL Club
Pittwater Tigers Junior AFL Club is the only AFL Club on the upper Sydney Northern Beaches. ​
We pride ourselves on being a family-oriented Club, teaching young AFL players skills, sportsmanship, team work and Club values. Ages 5 to 17, boys and girls, we welcome everyone to our Club regardless of experience or ability. Come and have a go!
Our Club is a vibrant and culturally diverse community. We value the contributions made by all and believe this diversity strengthens our Club. We are proud to provide the opportunity to equally and fully participate in football, ensuring a welcoming, supportive, safe and inclusive environment for all our players and members.
To find out more about the Pittwater Tigers Junior AFL Club visit:
pittwatertigers.com.au
