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NSRI Melkbosstrand Lifeguards are in Mossel Bay to take part in the Cape Surf Champs. The NSRI Lifeguard unit competed against seven Lifesaving clubs on Santos beach today. In our second-ever competition we came 5th out of 7.Very well done to all those who gave their all. We are very proud.These competitions are an integral part of our training programme, building team spirit and keeping fitness levels up. Our lifeguards part sponsor their costs and this again shows their incredible level of commitment. The NSRI team is from left to right Blake Pittaway, Michaela Nagel, Dehan Theron, Natasha Kriel, Cara Wileman, Kiara Beuster, Simone Cross-Forrest, Zac Steyn and Stewart Seini Lifeguards line up at the opening of the Cape Surf Champs with NSRI Mossel Bay's rescue boat sitting off the competition arena. Blake at the start of the men’s board race Kiara finishing the women’s race. Our women’s relay team came second!While in Mossel Bay the NSRI Lifeguards visited Station 15 Mossel Bay
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