Donate Shop Find a Base Call for Help Now

NSRI EMERGENCY
OPERATION CENTRE (EOC)

087 094 9774
This weekend saw all the Surf Lifesaving Clubs in the Western Cape compete in the Western Cape Surf Lifesaving Champs in Milnerton. Sea Rescue was represented for two Surf Rescue Swimmers from the Melkbosstrand Rescue Station, Station 18. The Clubs sent their most competitive lifesavers and the competition was extremely tough, as always. Both Olivia Hutson and Inge de Keyser gave it their best. Inge ended 6th overall in the Surf Ski final when she competed in a field of 20 skiers. Olivia netted a Silver Medal for her place in the long run. Well done to the both of them, you have done Sea Rescue proud. Inge De Keyser catches a wave to finish 6th overall in a 20 strong field. Olivia Hutson receives the silver for her efforts in the long run event Olivia Hutson in the prints Inge de Keyser hurtling down the track.
Next Article

Port Elizabeth – Sunday, 23 February. Patient evacuation off ship:  

Read More

You may also like

Gqberha station 6
RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 9 September 2026

NSRI Gqeberha assists Chokka fishing vessel crew member with medical emergency

NSRI Gqeberha crew assisted EMS in treating a fisherman who fell ill aboard a Chokka fishing boat off Port Elizabeth last night, ensuring he received urgent medical care and a safe transfer to hospital. ...

Spirit Of Day 01
NEWS  | Published: 8 September 2026

This National Wills Week, leave a legacy that saves lives

The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) encourages South Africans to use National Wills Week, from 14 to 18 September 2026, to draft or update their wills and consider leaving a legacy gift that will help save lives for generations to come. ...

Hout Bay Boat Rescue Boat
RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 7 September 2026

NSRI Hout Bay Recovers Runaway Racing Buoy in Gale Force Winds

National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Hout Bay volunteer crew recovered a Hout Bay Yacht Club (HBYC) racing buoy at sea on Saturday, 5 September, after it broke free from its mooring and was swept out into Hout Bay in gale ...