Contacts

Position	Name	Email Address
Chair	Dominic Roberton	chair@bulsca.co.uk
		Dominic has been involved in Lifesaving since 2000 when I first became an RLSS lifeguard working at his local pool, when he arrived at University in Southampton he had already heard great things of University Lifesaving from a friend of his so choose to get involved. He competed regularly until 2006-7 season where he got lazy and spent more time out of the pool than in... Most of this time was however dedicated to helping the running of SULSC where he was on the committee for 3 years. He then took a year out to concentrate on the beginning of his doctorate. Having got thoroughly bored by Christmas he took on the role of BULSCA Sport Development in March 2008. He was happy to be elected as BULSCA Chair at the BULSCA AGM 2008, and look forward to a successful year in the post.
Secretary	Steve Tedds	secretary@bulsca.co.uk
		Steve started Lifesaving at 16 by completing the Bronze Medallion on the way to taking the RLSS National Pool Lifeguard Qualification. In 2002 he began his Masters in Chemistry at the University of Birmingham where he joined the Lifesaving club as a fresher. He has been competing for the A team for the majority of his time at Birmingham and has taken several positions on the club committee, including Team Captain and Club Captain. He was part of the National Student Champions’ team in 2005, and has also qualified for the National Lifesaving Championships Finals on two occasions. In 2006 Steve completed the Student Lifesaving Judges course and has since qualified as a RLSS Lifesaving Trainer-Assessor.
Treasurer	Alan Sutherland	treasurer@bulsca.co.uk
		Following a short taster of lifesaving at school, Alan joined the University of Bath Lifesaving Club in 2006. While at the Club, he has taken a variety of lifesaving awards including the Award of Merit and Life Support 3. Alan became Chairman of the Club for the 2007/2008 academic year. In February 2006, he became a probationary Trainer Assessor (TA) and completed this qualification in Life Support and Lifesaving at his home club (Blyth Lifesaving and Lifeguarding), in 2008, where he also teaches and patrols the beach at weekends. He has become recently qualified as a Level 1 Judge and enjoyed judging the recent Rookie Carnival in Blyth during the summer of 2008.
Club Development	Lauren Dyson	clubdevelopment@bulsca.co.uk
		Lauren, the Club Development Officer for BULSCA. Her main role here is help new clubs in setting up; and support existing clubs in their activities. She first became involved in Lifesaving when she was 8 years old, and gained most available awards with my home club. SheI became involved in University Lifesaving when she joined Southampton University Lifesaving Club as a fresher in 2005, and since then have competed in every BULSCA competition available, as well as getting involved with many various courses and the beach weekend. She have been on the Southampton committee as Vice-Captain and Captain, and is looking forwards to an exciting year as Club Development Officer with BULSCA. She has joined Bournemouth University Lifesaving Club where she is Studying this year.
Sport Development	Nick Farmer	sportdevelopment@bulsca.co.uk
Webmaster	Oliver Coleman Cathy Wood	web@bulsca.co.uk cathy@seventhsensedesigns.com.au
		After Completing the Rookie Lifeguard programme. Oliver joined a lifesaving club developing his skill taken award and went on to train younger member in Bronze Medallion and Lifesaving 1,2 and 3. He has been working as an RLSS Pool Lifeguard for over 5 years now. On Joining university he discovered lifesaving as a sport has won a number of meals in university competitions, competing on Birmingham A for his time at the university. He ranked 2nd and 3rd in the event he completed in the first BUSLCA National Championships. He is now in his final year of a Maths and Computer Science BSc.
Championships Coordinator	Helen Killingley	championships@bulsca.co.uk
		Helen joined the University of Birmingham Lifesaving Club (BULSC) in 2005 as a fresher, totally new to lifesaving. She became chair of the club at the end of her first year and into her second year, and was competition secretary in her final year. Helen has captained the A team at a number of university competitions, being particularly successful in aquatic incidents as well as competing in a selection of RLSS competitions. During her time with BULSC she has qualified as a level 1 judge and will continue to attend some university competitions having graduated in the run up to coordinating the BULSCA National Championships.

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Address
c/o Dominic Roberton
Building 28,
University Road,
Highfield,
University of Southampton,
SO17 1BJ.


	“Lifesaving sport is possibly the most demanding multi-discipline sport that exists in the world today” RLSS 2006