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Tube Rescue in South Africa since 2020/21: the clubs that win it, how fields are growing and the championship winners. From every result on LiveHeats. Squad bands follow the age groups.

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Tube Rescue · Open · 2023/24

Divisions · 2023/24
9
6 competitions
Entries · 2023/24
48
up from 20 in 2021/22
Average field
5.3
entries per division
Top club
Clifton
47 pts · 2 golds

Top clubs · Open

Place
1Your club: Following: Clifton2 gold · 5 medals · 9 entries4756%
2Your club: Following: Umhlanga Rocks1 gold · 3 medals · 6 entries2450%
3Your club: Following: Tuks2 gold · 3 medals · 3 entries23100%
4Your club: Following: Durban Surf1 gold · 3 medals · 4 entries2275%
5Your club: Following: Fish Hoek1 gold · 2 medals · 4 entries2050%
6Your club: Following: DLRG (Germany)0 gold · 2 medals · 2 entries13100%
7Your club: Following: Big Bay0 gold · 1 medals · 2 entries1050%
8Your club: Following: Kings Beach0 gold · 1 medals · 1 entries7100%
9Your club: Following: Killer Whales0 gold · 1 medals · 1 entries6100%
10Your club: Following: Pirates0 gold · 0 medals · 1 entries50%

Podium rate = medals ÷ entries.

Field sizes by season · Open

  • 2021/22202 divisions · average field 10 · 1 competition
  • 2022/23498 divisions · average field 6.1 · 5 competitions
  • 2023/24489 divisions · average field 5.3 · 6 competitions
  • 2024/254410 divisions · average field 4.4 · 5 competitions
  • 2025/26405 divisions · average field 8 · 3 competitions

Entries in every Open Tube Rescue division each season (September to August), whatever season is picked above.

Championship winners · Open

Division winners at SA Champs, the Inter-Provincials and provincial championships, newest first.

Juniors are shown as first name and initial. All disciplines · How tube rescue works