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The Wilderness Beach Volleyball Festival was held in perfect weather today ( Saturday 2nd March 2013) Twenty two teams entered the event and the beach area in front of the Sea Rescue base was transformed into Beach Volleyball courts for a day of fun.The atmosphere was fantastic, with family and friends of players shouting support for their teams.Here are some pictures from the Wilderness by Lauren Drysdale and Bianca Rautenbach:The NSRI display and beach volley ball courts. The NSRI display and beach volley ball courts.Wilderness NSRI Coxswain Torsten Henschel goes for a block. Wilderness NSRI Coxswain Torsten Henschel goes for a block. Leigh-Ann Ralph, Debbie Olivier, Lynn Widths and Lauren Drysdale who all worked so hard behind the scenes to make it happen. Leigh-Ann Ralph, Debbie Olivier, Lynn Widths and Lauren Drysdale who all worked so hard behind the scenes to make it happen.Picture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescueDuring lunch the Wilderness NSRI volunteers gave a demonstration of rescuing two people from a rip current. During lunch the Wilderness NSRI volunteers gave a demonstration of rescuing two people from a rip current.Supporters during a match. Supporters during a match.Picture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescueWilderness NSRI volunteer Dewald Pretorius scores a point for his team. Wilderness NSRI volunteer Dewald Pretorius scores a point for his team.
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