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Rough surf leaves Nippers high and dry

Going the distance: Noosa Nippers winning the under-10 sprint.

By GEN FRASER

SUNDAY Nippers was cancelled on the weekend due to predicted rough surf at Peregian Beach and there will be no Nippers this weekend due to the large contingent of parent volunteers heading to branch titles.
The following week, Sunday 21 February, our under-12 to under-14 Nippers have the opportunity to participate in the annual Shirley Strachan Swim, taking place at Noosa Main Beach, with registrations open at 7.30am.
Looking forward to seeing everyone back on deck on Sunday 21 February.

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