Community champions honoured at Club SA Clubs and Community awards

October 30, 2024
Jane Louise

This month over 400 members of the South Australian clubs industry gathered to celebrate the contributions their clubs, volunteers and individuals made in their communities.

Club SA’s Clubs & Community Awards 2024 gala event was held at Adelaide Oval to honour the dedication, innovation and excellence in the state’s clubs.

The club industry in South Australia employs almost 20,000 people and supports over 39,000 volunteers, contributing significantly to the Festival State’s social, cultural and economic wellbeing.

Clubs SA, the peak industry body representing and supporting these clubs, honoured venues and staff from across the state with awards, entertainment and recognition from community leaders for their efforts, with assistance from the Association’s corporate partners.

The winners were selected for their tireless efforts in demonstrating leadership, community service and inclusivity.

Clubs SA CEO Peter Apostolopoulos spoke of the inspiration found in their members.

“The work these clubs and individuals do to enrich their communities is nothing short of inspiring,” he declared.

“Their passion and dedication embody the spirit of community that Clubs SA champions.

“Congratulations to all the winners, who truly reflect the heart and soul of the South Australian club industry.”

CLUB OF THE YEAR WINNERS

  • Club of the Year – Small: Aldinga Bay Surf Club
  • Club of the Year – Medium: Golden Grove Football Club
  • Club of the Year – Large: Salisbury North Football Club
  • Sporting Club of the Year: Goodwood Saints Football Club

INDIVIDUAL WINNERS

  • Club Cook/Apprentice of the Year: Stefan Symeonakis – Renmark Club
  • Club Chef of the Year: Sarah Jones – South Australian Jockey Club – The Junction
  • Employee of the Year: Michelle Jones – West Augusta Football Club
  • Manager of the Year: Daniel Parry – Salisbury North Football Club
  • Volunteer of the Year: Dennis Johnson – Port Football and Community Sporting Club

COMMUNITY WINNERS

  • Grassroots Sport: Glenelg Surf Life Saving Club
  • Outstanding Community Service: Murray Bridge Club
  • Inclusiveness: North Haven Surf Life Saving Club
  • Environmental Awareness: Glenelg Golf Club

OPERATIONAL WINNERS

  • Best Bar Environment: Salisbury North Football Club
  • Best Dining – Cafe/Bistro: Salisbury North Football Club
  • Best Function/Event Venue: South Australian Jockey Club – Morphettville
  • Best Gaming: Salisbury North Football Club
  • Best Club Refurbishment: Murray Bridge Club
  • Best Entertainment: Para Hills Community Club

More information on the event can be found at visit www.clubssa.com.au.

North Haven Surf Life Saving Club

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Club SA, Clubs and Community awards


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