| Launch Date |
Name |
Notable Information |
Retired Date |
| 12/02/1912 | Grace Darling |
Named after an English heroine from a heroic rescue in September 1838. |
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| 1930 |
Sticky Beak |
2 person wooden canoes, built by club members George Logan and Jack Mawson Frothblower was launched by Florence Hyslop, daughter of Charles Nixon (Club Captain and Chief Instructor between 1910 and 1915) |
1935 |
| 01/09/1935 | Arthur Rodman | Launched by JSG (Gordon) Worland, Illawarra Branch President The surf boat was donated by Maroubra Club, following an association with the club holding an annual picnic at Stanwell Park Surf Club. This resulted a game of beach rugby and eventual formation of the Helensburgh Rugby League Club. |
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| 17/06/1945 | Jack Mawson | Launched by Mrs Moseley. Launch Crew - Bill Jardine, Geoff Russell, Jack Standen, Harry Bennett and Ken Redshaw. The boat was built by Jack "Daki" Mawson. It is believed to be the first plywood surf boat in Australia. |
1954 |
| 09/10/1949 | Jack Mawson II | Launched by His Honor Judge Adrian Curlewis Funded by the sale of the surf club building to Wollongong Council |
1962 Donated to Yowie Bay Sea Scouts |
| 26/12/1954 | The District News | Funded by a newspaper appeal through "The District News" | Donated to Camden Haven SLSC |
| 04/11/1962 | Hal Williamson | Launched by Mrs Jean Anger Funded by the club's share in Parking Fees from around Stanwell Park Beach and fund raising efforts by Phil Anger |
05/11/1983 Ceremoniously burnt on Stanwell Park Beach |
| 17/09/1967 | Clicka | Launched by Mrs Pat Assmussen Named after Albert "Clicka" Clarke, President 1964 to 1969 and Social Secretary for many years Funded by social events |
1980 Donated to Coalcliff SLSC (it was never picked up) Mini-boat burning on Stanwell Park Beach |
| June 1979 | Con Asmussen |
Launched by Mrs Sandra McGraw |
31/07/1993 Burned on Stanwell Park Beach |
| November 1989 | Roger Williamson OAM | Launched by Mrs Williamson and Roger Williamson OAM. Launch crew - Shane Keyes, Todd Hendry, Adam Prentice, Evan O'Toole and Roger Hendry Donated by Wollongong City SLSC on the condition the name be retained |
Sold to Austinmer SLSC |
| 03/02/1996 | Jim Thorn | Launched by Nola and Jim Thorn | 1999 Donated to a newly formed surf club in Darwin as a training boat |
| 21/12/1997 | Evan Griffiths | Launched by Marion and Evan Griffiths Funded by a advertising rights raffle, with the winner being Dick Richards Trucks. Ron Kissell Family Meats won the advertising rights for the oars. |
2001 Sold to Bulli SLSC |
| 1998 | Herb Nordstram IV | Donated by North Cronulla SLSC (a surplus surf boat) on the condition the name be retained | |
| 27/10/2002 | The Coal Cutter | Named in recognition for the on-going support by the Metropolitan Colliery and associated coal mining companies. Funded by a fund raising night at Engadine Bowling Club organised by Don Burke, Matthew White, Geoff Wood, Paul Robberds, Terry Daintry, Rod Fairbarin, Mark Wallace, Luke Walsh, David Anger, and Ron & Deb McCormack. Additional funds were provided by Helensburgh Coal. This boat saw the formation of "The Stanny Rowers" with the aim at being self sufficient in terms of funding the operation of surf boats within the club |
Sold to Towradgi SLSC |
| 11/02/2003 | Dick Cavanagh | Launched by Shirley and Cavanagh | |
| 14/11/2004 | George Wardman | Launched by June and George Wardman | 2005 |
| 16/01/2006 | Roger Hendry | Launched by Chris and Roger Hendry | |
| 17/12/2006 | George Jardine | Launched by George Jardine | |
| 16/11/2008 | The Centenary | Launched by Sharon Phillips (wife of Metropolitan Colliery manager Allan Phillips) |
