Our Board

Clint first joined Scarboro in 1990 as a nipper, gaining his Surf Rescue in 1991 and Bronze in 1993. He was an active competitor in surf race, champion life saver, first aid and R&R. Clint has held a number of positions including four years as Club Captain 1998-2002 and was the Surf Life Saving WA Volunteer of the Year in 2001. After a break, he rejoined when his kids started Nippers and has been actively involved as an age group manager. He joined the Board as Director of Administration in 2021 and was elected President in 2023.

Melissa joined Scarboro as a nipper in the early 90s before gaining her SRC, Bronze and Silver medallion. She was a patrol captain and also held the position of Patrol Officer in the early 2000s. Melissa was a state and national medal winner in the 5 person R&R. After a short break, she rejoined as a parent member in 2012 with her children now coming up through nippers and youthies. She joined the board in 2023 as Director of Administration.

Sarah joined the Club in 2008, where she moved through the Nipper program, attaining her SRC at Lancelin camp in 2014. She competed in everything as a Nipper and Youth, however she found her place in Surf Boats, representing Scarboro and Western Australia multiple times, achieving an interstate silver in 2026. She's excited to join the Board and continue to grow Surf Sports at Scarboro heading into the Club's centenary. Sarah was selected to participate in SLSWA's Learn to Lead program in 2026.

Belinda joined surf as an adult in Albany in 2002, gaining her Bronze Medallion that year and going on to actively patrol every year since, being a patrol captain for 19 of those years. She was Scarboro’s education officer from 2014 to 2023, before taking over as Beach Operations Director in 2023. Belinda has been awarded SLSWA State Training Officer of the Year in 2011, 2012, and 2015, and was awarded SLSA National Training Officer of the Year in 2015. As a competitor, Belinda has competed in surf boats, champion patrol and first aid.

Stelio joined Scarboro as a Nipper parent in 2020. He completed his bronze medallion in 2022 and has been a patrolling member since. He has continued his surf lifesaving development through additional training, most recently undertaking the IRB Driver course. He has become very passionate about lifesaving, both as an organisation and the services that they provide the community, as well as for its health and social benefits.

Graham first joined Scarboro in 1990 as a nipper gaining his Surf Rescue Certificate in 1996, Bronze in 1997 and Gold medallion in 2000. He has held the positions of First Aid Officer, IRB officer, Instructor, Assessor and more recently Nipper Officer and Age Manager. Graham has competed in many surf sports disciplines winning numerous State and Australian titles. He was named the State Youth Athlete of the year in 2000. Graham joined the Scarboro Board in 2021 in the newly created portfolio of Director Member Development.