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As we look back on the past 12 months, I’m thrilled to share that our Club has now been fully operational in our beautifully redeveloped facility for over a year. This milestone has given us the chance to truly settle in and finetune the space to ensure it meets the needs of our members and guests. The feedback we’ve received has been overwhelmingly positive, and it’s clear the improvements have made a significant difference to the overall experience we provide.
As we step into 2025, I want to remind everyone that it’s time to renew your membership or collect your new membership card for the year. This year’s card comes with a special story, offering a glimpse into how we chose its unique design. You can find more about this story further into the magazine. Additionally, renewing, joining, or collecting a new card as part of a multi-year membership will give you the chance to enter our Member’s Million Ascent Points Giveaway. Be sure to check out page page 8 for all the details on how to take part,don’t miss this opportunity!
We’re excited to present a packed calendar of events and an impressive line-up of shows this year. There’s something for everyone, so we encourage you to make the most of these opportunities to connect with the Belmont 16s Sailing Club community.
We’ve started the year with strong momentum on the water. The Tooheys Ultra Australian 16ft Skiff Sprint Series, held on 1 February,
showcased outstanding competition and enthusiasm from both sailors and spectators from far and wide. Insight Building Services successfully defended their title, reaffirming the exceptional talent and skill of our Belmont 16s Sailing Club competitors at this elite level.
Looking ahead, our team is developing a series of engagement initiatives, we’ll be creating more opportunities for conversation, ensuring our direction aligns with the needs of those who make this Club what it is. One major focus will be sustainability, ensuring that we continue to implement meaningful practices that support our environment and community, we look forward to working with our members to make lasting impacts in this area.
Martha Drink & Dine continues to evolve, with fresh seasonal menus keeping things exciting, while Sails, SALT Kitchen, and Blend offer the beloved classics and staples our members know and love. Don’t forget to check out our weekly specials for something a little different, and of course, you can always count on Burger Bros for the best burgers on the lake!
Thank you for your continued support.
Scott Williams Chief Executive Officer
This season proved to be another standout! Belmont hosted the Tooheys Ultra Australian 16ft Skiff Sprint Championships. Yet to come, is round 2 of the Flying 11 NSW State Championships, and the O’pen Skiff NSW State Championships. The Club has also been chosen to host the 2025/26 13ft & 16ft Skiff Australian Championships, cementing our reputation as a premier sailing venue. January 2026 is set to be a big moment for our club and the sailing community.
NADINE STEENSON Sailing Manager
n.steenson@16s.com.au
02 4945 0888
Belmont 16ft Sailing Club had 20 16ft Skiff’s head to Maryborough Sailing Club, QLD to battle it out with some of the best sailors. In a tough fleet of 53 boats Contender Sailcloth sailed by Will Howard, Joel Castle & Rory Murtagh were Belmont’s top placed boat placing 6th overall and claiming handicap honours. Belmont was also represented by one 13ft Skiff “Cheeky Skelcon” Sailed by Hamish Skelton & Sophie Drummond who sailed an awesome first regatta to finish 12th overall.
Belmont 16ft Sailing Club had 11 Flying 11s compete in the recent 2025 Allen Flying 11 Australian Championships held at St George Sailing Club NSW. “Team Belmont” sailed a fantastic regatta in tricky, varying conditions. “Team Belmont” had 4 boats place in the top 10, with “Ondalay” placing highest in 4th position. Congratulations to “Waverunner” sailed by Sophie & Harriet, who were crowned the 1st All Girl Champions.
Belmont 16ft Sailing Club proudly sent three Cherubs to Largs Bay, SA, for the 60th Cherub National Championships at Largs Bay Sailing Club. “Motorboat” 3198, sailed by Zac Heyes and Peter McLeod, secured an impressive 3rd place overall, while “Hooligan,” crewed by Leo and Finn Pirret, achieved a strong 4th place finish. It was another proud moment for Belmont 16ft Sailing Club and a testament to the skill and dedication of its young sailors!
The Tooheys Ultra Australian16ft Skiff Sprint Series returned to Belmont 16s Sailing Club on Saturday, 1 February 2025, bringing high-speed racing and fierce competition to Belmont Bay.
Belmont 16s Sailing Club has hosted this annual event for decades and it remains a standout on the sailing calendar for its exhilarating sprint format. The short-course racing demands precision, teamwork and split-second decision-making as crews battle for position in everchanging conditions.
Race day saw warm, humid weather, with temperatures reaching 29°C. A steady breeze kept crews on their toes, providing perfect conditions for fast and tactical racing.
Belmont-based boat and crew, Insight Building Services NAVS took out the win as reigning champions, skipper Rod Carter and his crew of Andrew Stone and Rob Flanagan were determined to defend their title, though the strong fleet including Olympic-level sailors meant competition was intense.
“The wind tends to change a bit; it doesn’t always blow in one direction, so we’re always trying to pick up the high side of the breeze. Once we hit the first mark, it’s about getting a good spinnaker set and trying to clear out.”
- Rod Carter, Insight Building Services NAVS
Having sailed 16ft skiffs for a decade, Carter credits his lifelong passion for the sport to his early years. As a young boy, he saved up money from his paper route, unsure of how to spend it until his father suggested buying a sailboat. That decision sparked a love for sailing that led to competitive racing.
“There’s nothing but you and the water out there, and we go pretty quick at times — much faster than you’d expect.”
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Rod Carter, Insight Building Services NAVS
Belmont 16s Sailing Club runs racing every weekend from September to March, with the 16ft skiff class known for its elite competition. The club also runs the Tackers Junior Sailing Program, a fun, games-based introduction to sailing for kids aged 7 to 12, with no prior experience needed.
Belmont 16s Sailing Club is giving our members an incredible chance to win a share of One Million Ascent Points!
Renew your membership, sign up as a new member, or pick up your 2025 membership card to automatically enter the draw. It’s that simple!
We’re giving away a total of One Million Ascent Points! These points can be used to pay for food, drinks, bingo, and raffle tickets within the Club. Plus, you can even convert your points to an EFTPOS card to use outside of the Club — how good is that?
TO ENTER 1 Renew, join, or collect your 2025 membership card 2 Swipe your card at the Members Kiosk at Reception or in the Gaming Lounge
3 Confirm your mobile number to complete your entry
You’re now in the draw! It’s really that simple!
1 Discounted Food & Beverage
A minimum of 10% discount plus additional discounts and specials throughout the year in all ground floor food and beverage outlets.
Each prize = $50 in Ascent Points!
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Our Members have access to exclusive promotions, weekly members jackpot draw, presale options and members only meal deals.
3 Member Loyalty Program
Earn Ascent Points on every transaction – Ascent Points can be used to purchase food and beverages at discounted rates. Convert Ascent Points to our Members Eftpos card to use outside the Club!
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Every week, from now until 31st March 2025, we’ll be drawing 25 winners who will each receive $50 in Ascent Points directly credited to their membership profile. And the best part? You don’t need to be in the Club to win!
25 winners each week!
The earlier you renew, the more weekly draws you’ll be in. Your entry stays in the barrel from the day you renew, join or collect, so why wait?
Renew, join and collect your card today for your chance to be part of this incredible Million Point Giveaway. Good luck!
Club Grants are opening again!
Belmont 16s Sailing Club invites local non-profit community groups to apply for ClubGRANTS funding, designed to improve the living standards of our community.
If your organisation is delivering impactful projects, we encourage you to apply and join us in making a positive difference in our community.
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Over $5,000 donated
Partnering with Survivors R Us to fund essential programs for those facing domestic violence, homelessness, and unemployment.
Belmont 16s Sailing Club is proud to announce a donation of $5,625 to Survivors R Us, a not-for-profit charity dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence, homelessness, and unemployment. This contribution is specifically allocated to fund their ongoing “Dignity Bags” project, which provides essential bathroom and hygiene products to men, women and children seeking assistance.
The “Dignity Bags” initiative has been a consistent effort for the past seven years, supplying basic hygiene necessities to individuals in need, regardless of funding availability. Our donation aims to ensure the continuity of this vital program, reflecting Belmont 16s Sailing Club’s commitment to supporting community organisations that make a meaningful impact.
We are so grateful to Belmont 16s and Club Grants for granting us $5,625 to continue purchasing essential toiletry items to hand out to our clients in need. These basics can help our clients with everyday needs, like cleaning their teeth, giving them back some dignity. Without your support, our in-need clients would be going without these essential toiletry items. Over 1,100 people received a dignity bag from us in 2024. Thank you for your kind, much-needed support.
JESS
GRAHAM
Marketing Manager
jgraham@16s.com.au 02 4945 0888
Established in March 2017, Survivors R Us operates entirely through volunteer efforts, offering services such as free professional counselling, a discount food warehouse known as “The Pantry,” and an op-shop selling preloved and handmade items.
We commend Survivors R Us for their unwavering dedication to helping individuals. To learn more about the amazing work Survivor’s R Us do and how you can help, head to their website.
We are committed to making a meaningful impact in our community. If you are part of a for purpose not-for-profit, reach out to our team.
Belmont 16s Sailing Club recognises that sport is a vital part of the social fabric in our community
While our heritage is deeply rooted in sailing, we proudly extend our support to a range of community sports, providing funding, facilities and opportunities to foster youth development, promote inclusivity and strengthen community connections. By sponsoring these sports, we help create pathways for local talent, enhance community pride and contribute to the long-term prosperity of our region. Our ongoing sponsorships run for two-year terms, supporting clubs that make a significant impact in the local area.
Belmont 16s Sailing Club is proud to support the Eastlakes Athletics Centre with a $5,231 donation as part of our Category 2 Club Grants Program. This contribution will fund 55 new hurdles, replacing nearly 30-year-old equipment.
Eastlakes Athletics Centre, a family-friendly club that has been operating for 49 years, provides a safe, inclusive space for athletes of all ages and abilities. The Club’s emphasis on fun, fitness and personal improvement has seen their membership skyrocket in recent years, with over 340 athletes now registered, ranging from as young as three to over 60 years of age.
With their inclusive approach and dedication to community engagement, Eastlakes Athletics is a vital part of local community and Belmont 16s Sailing Club is proud to contribute to the success and future growth of this inspiring club.
“Our committee has dedicated countless volunteer hours to promoting athletics in South East Lake Macquarie, especially encouraging young ladies and those from disadvantaged backgrounds to participate. These new hurdles will help us achieve our goal of upgrading equipment and improving the athlete experience. With many promising athletes in hurdle events, they’ll be thrilled to use the new hurdles when they debut in early February.”
- Craig Barnes, President, Eastlakes Athletics Centre
Help Eastlakes Athletics Centre thrive by donating or volunteering.
Belmont Baseball Club has been a cornerstone of the Lake Macquarie sporting community since 1955. The club offers opportunities for players from tee-ball to senior levels, promoting both skill development and a love of the game.
With a history of success, including 46 Senior Club Championships and 38 First Grade Premierships, the club continues to focus on junior development. Our sponsorship supports the club’s efforts to grow the sport and provide a fun, family-friendly environment for players and supporters alike.
Established in 1971, Valentine FC is one of the largest sporting clubs in Lake Macquarie, with over 900 registered players and more than 1,500 associate members. The club offers programs from grassroots to elite levels, including the National Premier League (NPL), Premier Youth League (PYL), and Junior Development League (JDL).
Valentine FC’s home at Croudace Bay Sports Complex underwent a major redevelopment, creating state-of-theart facilities for players and spectators. Our sponsorship ensures that Valentine FC continues to provide a welcoming environment for players of all ages and abilities to develop their skills and enjoy the game.
Sailability Belmont has provided sailing opportunities for people with physical and intellectual disabilities for over 28 years. Operating from Belmont 16s Sailing Club, the organisation offers freedom on the water to individuals of all abilities, promoting independence and confidence through sailing.
Our support ensures that Sailability Belmont can continue offering this invaluable service, with sailing sessions held four mornings a week for 48 weeks of the year. The program is entirely volunteerrun, and we are proud to help sustain this unique community initiative that brings joy and achievement to so many.
Our Club was proud to have sponsored the recent World Ocean Series and Nipper Worlds event at Blacksmiths Beach, hosted by Swansea Belmont Surf Life Saving Club. Held from December 6-8 2024, this event was a thrilling showcase of surf lifesaving talent and an incredible opportunity to support our local
community and was one part of a larger four part series that was held in various locations on the east coast.
“Belmont 16s has been a longstanding supporter of our SLSC club hosting our nippers for weekly flat-water endurance training, which is just a short distance from our surf club. They generously provide access to their showers and changerooms, allowing our nippers to warm up and clean down after training.”
- Brad Fox, President, Belmont SLSC
The World Ocean Series and Nipper Worlds attracted a large and enthusiastic crowd to Blacksmiths Beach, with an online audience of over 70,000 viewers.
The event highlighted the importance of surf lifesaving, community involvement and athletic excellence.
The World Ocean Series and Nipper Worlds marked a milestone in Summer of Surf history, featuring the inaugural World Nipper Challenge. Athletes aged U11 to U14 competed on the largest racing platform ever seen in surf sports, providing a unique opportunity to showcase their skills on the global stage.
The event took place in the famed Summer of Surf Central Arena, with top-level racing on both Friday and Saturday. The weekend was packed with family-friendly activities, athlete ambassadors, incredible prizes and world-class social content. Every competitor received a free competitor pack, making it an unforgettable experience for participants and their families.
Our partnership with Swansea Belmont SLSC goes beyond financial support—it’s about fostering community spirit and encouraging the next generation of surf lifesavers. Over the years, Belmont 16s has proudly supported the club through various initiatives, from providing access to facilities for nipper training to assisting with essential equipment purchases. This sponsorship is another way we contribute to the success of a club that plays such a vital role in keeping our beaches safe and promoting a healthy, active lifestyle. Over the years, Belmont 16s Sailing Club have also contributed to the Swansea Belmont Surf Lifesaving Club through financial donations and support for Inflatable Rubber Boats (IRB) purchases. This sponsorship is just another example of our ongoing commitment to our community sports and vital services.
The World Ocean Series and Nipper Worlds proved to be a fantastic event for both spectators and participants. Seeing the community come together to celebrate surf lifesaving achievements was a reminder of how important these events are to our region.
Belmont 16s Sailing Club is honoured to continue supporting Swansea Belmont SLSC and looks forward to future collaborations that strengthen our local community.
For more information about Swansea Belmont SLSC and their upcoming events, visit their website below.
Founded in 1947, Lakes United Seagulls is one of the Hunter region’s most historic rugby league clubs, providing pathways for boys and girls to engage in the sport from grassroots to senior levels. With a proud record of seven club championships and 18 premierships, the Seagulls have produced many notable players, including Australian representatives Paul Harragon, Adam Muir, and Brett Kimmorley.
The club works closely with five affiliate junior clubs, engaging over 1,350 junior players and 230 seniors. Our sponsorship helps ensure the club remains competitive and supports the development of their women’s programs, while also contributing to planned ground upgrades that will benefit the wider community.
The AFL Hunter Central Coast League plays a crucial role in fostering Australian Rules Football across the region. With separate junior, youth and senior competitions for both boys and girls, the league provides pathways for players of all ages and abilities.
Our sponsorship supports the league’s operations and helps strengthen their community programs. The league’s competitions promote inclusivity and community engagement while developing talent that can progress to higher levels of Australian football.
From timeless traditions with a twist to bold, personalised touches, this year is all about creating a celebration that’s uniquely you. We’re calling it early—from the conversations we’re having with our 2025 season wedding couples, here are the top trends we’re expecting to see!
Move over, traditional toasts, champagne towers are making a chic comeback in 2025. Originating in the glamorous Roaring Twenties, champagne towers have always symbolised celebration, luxury and abundance. Modern twists on this traddition like rosé towers and even towers filled with sparkling non alcoholic cocktails are trending.
There’s nothing quite like the energy that live music brings to a wedding. Whether you’re vibing with an acoustic soloist for your ceremony or a five-piece band to get the dance floor rocking, live music can completely transform your wedding atmosphere.
And let’s talk dance floors. Bigger is better! A large dance floor invites your guests to let loose and celebrate with you.
Gone are the days of cookie-cutter centrepieces. In 2025, couples are embracing florals and styling that reflect their personalities and the season of their wedding. Think rich, dusty tones for autumn weddings or bright, playful colours for summer.
Creating a tablescape that tells your story makes your guests feel truly welcome. From centerpieces to place cards, these thoughtful details show your guests you’ve poured your heart into every part of your celebration.
In 2025, wedding photographers are turning to unique backdrops like elevators, loading docks, and funky restaurant spaces for standout portraits, leaving typical shots behind.
The best part? You don’t need to travel far for stunning shots!
Hiring a content creator is a growing trend, and it’s easy to see why. These professionals capture your wedding day with a social media twist, delivering quick, dynamic and authentic content that you can share instantly. From TikTok clips to Instagram stories, having a content creator ensures your wedding gets the modern spotlight it deserves.
There’s something timeless and elegant about arriving in a show stopping or vintage car. Whether you opt for a classic RollsRoyce or a retro Mustang, vintage cars add a sophisticated touch to your wedding day. Plus, they make for some seriously stunning photo opportunities.
In 2025, guest books are becoming more interactive and personal. Think outside the box! How about an oldschool phone where guests can leave voicemail messages? Or a personalised photo booth that prints postcard-style messages? These creative options turn a traditional guest book into a fun and memorable experience.
Struggling to find your colour palette? We are seeing a rise in bold yet neutral tones for 2025 weddings. This trend offers versatility across your wedding elements—from apparel and florals to accessories, stationery and more. The best part? These colours work beautifully with complementary shades, making it easier to tie your theme together. Our Pick? Pantone Mocha Mousse 17-1230TCX
Article photography: Bella Weddings, Zac Graham Photography and Roam Ahead Weddings.
Sunday 9 Feb
You’re invited to our Wedding Open Day held in The South East View
9.30 AM till 11.00 AM
Couples who are looking to explore our offerings and speak to our selected vendors
Couples with confirmed bookings can book in a private appointment with their event co-ordinator 11.00 AM till 12.30 PM
In the heart of Belmont 16s Sailing Club lays a rich tapestry of history, tradition and generational dedication. Few families have embodied this as profoundly as the Beecham family. Spanning three generations in sailing at Belmont 16s Sailing Club, the Beechams have been pivotal to the growth and legacy of the Club. At the centre of this legacy is Gary Beecham, a lifelong member who has carried forward the enduring contributions of his late father, A.J. Beecham.
A.J. Beecham joined Belmont 16s Sailing Club in 1938, only 16 years after the Club’s inception in 1922. His passion for sailing saw him actively involved in skiff racing for over two decades, then moved to nurture the upcoming sailors as well as being known as a tough but fair umpire, many at the time remembering his holler of “Yer out! Take her home!” call. His influence extended far beyond the water. In 1949, A.J. was appointed Club Secretary and became the Club’s first self-appointed Publicity Officer. His enthusiasm for promoting the Club was unmatched, ensuring that every race, milestone and achievement was documented and shared across various platforms.
A.J.’s dedication to preserving the Club’s history led to an extraordinary project, the meticulous creation of 35 scrapbooks filled with newspaper clippings, photographs, programs, awards and more. These scrapbooks became the cornerstone of Belmont 16s Sailing Club’s historical records
“A.J.
Beecham is one of those men who built the foundation of Belmont 16s Sailing Club, driven by his passion for promoting the Club and preserving its history. Gary continues that legacy with equal dedication, ensuring our rich heritage endures. The Beecham family’s multi-generational commitment is deeply embedded in the fabric of Belmont 16s Sailing Club.”
- Scott Williams, CEO, Belmont
16s
Sailing Club
and were instrumental in compiling the Club’s Centenary booklet published in 2022 to commemorate its 100th anniversary. His foresight and passion for archiving ensured that the Club’s legacy would be preserved for future generations with accuracy and plenty of variation, giving such a broad view of Club life over the years.
In 1954, A.J. achieved another milestone when he became Belmont 16s’ first Provisional Licensee, this pivotal moment laid the foundation for the Club’s transformation into a multifaceted venue, in line with moving from its original location to its current site at Mill Creek. With the addition of bar facilities and later, restaurants, Belmont 16s Sailing Club evolved into the community hub it is today.
Following A.J.’s passing in 1994, Gary Beecham became the custodian of his father’s treasured scrapbooks, recognising their immense value. Gary
has diligently preserved these historical records, safeguarding stories and memories that might otherwise have been lost. His commitment to the Club’s history has ensured that members today can connect with Belmont 16s Sailing Club’s rich past.
The Beecham legacy is a testament to the power of community and the enduring impact of those who dedicate their lives to preserving it. As we continue to evolve as a Club, we remain deeply grateful for members like Gary and A.J., whose efforts have ensured that our history remains alive and celebrated.
Gary’s contributions to Belmont 16s extend beyond his role as a historian. A life member himself since 2017, Gary has played a significant part in many aspects of the Club both on and off the water. His deep connection to the Club was highlighted during the Centenary Project’s Life Members’ Engagement Day, where he shared heartfelt stories about the enduring friendships and sense of community that Belmont 16s Sailing Club has provided over the years to sailors and the wider community alike.
To honour his contributions, a safety & rescue boat has been named after Gary, a fitting tribute to someone who has been a steady and guiding presence within the Club for decades.
In November 2024, we sat down with Gary to delve into his father’s scrapbooks, uncovering a treasure trove of Belmont 16s history. The stories, photographs and clippings offer a unique insight into the Club’s journey and the people who have shaped it. We are now exploring options to digitise these vital records, ensuring they remain accessible for future generations.
READ OUR CLUB HISTORY
Gary Beecham’s significance at Belmont 16s Sailing Club is marked by his membership number 2, with number 1 always reserved for the Club President. A young Gary Beecham in the early 1950s
A place for our generations, a place for your legacy
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30mls El Toro Jalapeño Tequila
Friday 14 February | Bookings essential | 95pp.
Three course menu, selected a la carte.
Each year, we put a lot of thought into the image that graces our Belmont 16s membership card. It’s never a decision we take lightly and we make sure to never use the same style two years in a row. This year’s card has a special story behind it, tied to our Club’s historic Centenary Project.
Our initial plan was to feature a stunning shot of the newly completed renovation as the hero image for the 2024 card. However, when it came time to take the photo we hit a snag, the external western waterfront of the Club was
reveal for 2025 when the Club would be fully finished and ready to shine.
The photo on this year’s card was taken in September 2024 at around 4pm by a drone camera about 50 metres out over Belmont Bay. The light was perfect, capturing our beautifully renovated Club in all its glory.
It’s the first time in over 17 years that we’ve featured the full Club on our membership card and we felt it was the perfect way to celebrate this milestone.
So when you swipe your 2025 card, you’re holding a little piece of Belmont 16s history in your hand. Here’s to another fantastic year as part of our Club community!
Travel mugs arriving soon – stay tuned for all the tea!
