Contacts

Position	Name	Email Address
Chair	Ella Hunt	chair@bulsca.co.uk
	Not avalible at this time
Secretary	Mark McCorquodale	secretary@bulsca.co.uk
	Mark started lifesaving at the age of 10 at a local lifesaving club. He competed in a number of local competitions before soon progressing to compete at the national championships. He began teaching lifesaving at Warwick Lifesaving club, covering Rookie lifesaving, Bronze Medallion and competitions. He is now a qualified Rookie instructor and Survive and Save Instructor. Mark is an active member of the University of Nottingham Lifesaving Club, elected as club captain for 2011-2012 and as club coach for 2012-2013. Mark regularly competes in the A team for the University of Nottingham, last year helping them secure a number of medals and 2nd place in the league. Outside of lifesaving Mark is a 3rd year Undergraduate studying Civil Engineering.
Treasurer	Alexander Blandford	treasurer@bulsca.co.uk
	Alexander has been a Lifeguard since he turned 16 and throughout his time at Warwick University from 2008-11 was an active member of the club. Throughout his time at Warwick he helped train the club on a weekly basis as well as building and maintaining the club's website. In the 2009-10 season he started to be a regular feature on the A team. In the 2010-11 season he was on the team that succeeded in achieving numerous medals which led them to being 1st in the BULSCA A league. Since graduating in 2011 Alexander has been working in London as a Risk Manager for a national retail bank
Club Development	Nicola Keenan	clubdevelopment@bulsca.co.uk

Webmaster	Oliver Coleman	web@bulsca.co.uk
	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 6 years now. He aslo still currently hold a distinction Qualification 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 then picked up many medals includeding a Overall silver at the Championships 2009, along with winning Student National with Birmingham A in 2010. . He graduated in July 2009 and has now completed post graduate teacher training and works as a school teacher, still competting and reaching RLSS national as an indervidual and taking team SERC Brounze last year. Over his time in this post he as overhauled, entry process,scorign and feedback systems making BULSCA a true UK leader in these areas of Lifesaving.
Championships Coordinator	David Brown	championships@bulsca.co.uk
	David was introduced to the RLSS when he became a lifeguard at the age of 16. Two years later he found himself university and looking for training hours, joined the University of Warwick Lifesaving Club, and hasn’t looked back since. During his four years at Warwick, he regularly attended competitions, ramping up his involvement in the club to finish with a year as club secretary captain of their A-team in 2008/09. After graduating in 2009, he moved to St Andrews to begin a PhD in Astronomy. There he joined the university’s lifesaving club, and has been captaining their A-team as the club increases its presence in the BULSCA community. He has also spent two years on the St Andrews committee, as Training Officer and Competitions Coordinator, the latter of which included organising their first ever university level competition. This year sees David begin his 8th year of involvement in BULSCA lifesaving, and marks his first year on the BULSCA committee.

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