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On 1 October 2014 nine new station commanders take over the helm at their stations. A big thank you to the station commanders who served Sea Rescue for the past two years.Congratulations to: Casper Frylink at Mykonos, Adrian Scholtz at Kommetjie, Andy Connell at Air Sea Rescue, Anton Prinsloo at Gordon's Bay, Leon Pretorius at Witsand, Jerome Simonis at Knysna, Paul Hurley at St Francis, John Nicholas at Port Edward and Dorian Robertson at Richards Bay who were voted into leadership by their crew.Casper Frylink at Mykonos Casper Frylink at MykonosAdrian Scholtz at Kommetjie Adrian Scholtz at KommetjieAndy Connel at Air Sea Rescue Andy Connel at Air Sea RescueAnton Prinsloo Gordons Bay Anton Prinsloo Gordons BayLeon Pretorius Witsand Leon Pretorius WitsandJerome Simonis at Knysna Jerome Simonis at KnysnaPaul Hurley at St Francis Paul Hurley at St FrancisJohn Nicholas at Port Edward John Nicholas at Port EdwardDorian Robertson at Richards Bay Dorian Robertson at Richards Bay
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