Papamoa's Natalie Peat has claimed two golds and one bronze at the interclub competition of the 2016 Lifesaving World Championships held in The Netherlands.

Representing her Australian club the Currumbin Beach Vikings, Natalie won the 100m manikin tow with fins, setting a New Zealand Record in the process, took out the tube rescue with her Currumbin teammates, and claimed bronze in the pool with the 100m manikin carry with fins.

Papamoa's Natalie Peat claimed two gold and one bronze in the interclub competition of the 2016 Lifesaving World Championships held in The Netherlands recently. Photo: Papamoa SLSC/Facebook

Natalie's latest medal haul adds to the silverin 100m Manikin Tow and bronze in the Women 4 x 50m Obstacle Relay that she won in the national competition pf Rescue 2016 which finished last week.

Also in the medals at the interclub competition, which wrapped up on Monday (NZ Time) was Papamoa's Madi Kidd who won silver for Currumbin in the women's beach relay team.

While the Papamoa IRB crew of Jason Watts, Hamish Smith, Chad Wheeler, Kirby Wheeler, Jamie Vuglar and patient Kate Debonnets won gold in the men's IRB Teams Rescue.

Surf Life Saving New Zealand Sport Manager Mike Lord says all of the athletes who competed at the interclub can be incredibly proud of their achievements and what they have achieved on a world stage.

The most successful Kiwi at the interclub competition was Lyall Bay's Samantha Lee who won five golds in the pool – the single best performance of any Kiwi surf lifesaver at a world championship event.

Samantha now has eight world titles at a national team level and five at interclub level, surpassing lifesaving legends Cory Hutchings, Morgan Foster, Calum Taylor and Anna Ballara.

INTERCLUB COMPETITION RESULTS:

Sam Lee 200m obstacle swim, 1st 100m rescue medley, 1st 100m manikin carry with fins, 1st Obstacle relay, 1st Line throw, 1st 50m manikin carry, 2nd Super lifesaver, 2nd 4x25m Manikin relay, 3rd

Natalie Peat 100m manikin tow with fins, 1st (NZ Record, 59.60) Tube rescue team, 1st 100m manikin carry with fins, 3rd Obstacle relay, 4th 4x25m manikin relay, 5th Surf Race, 5th

Danielle McKenzie Ski race, 1st Oceanwoman relay, 1st Line throw, 1st Board race, 2nd Tube rescue team, 2nd 4x90m beach relay, 4th Oceanwoman, 8th

Chris Dawson Obstacle relay, 2nd 50m manikin carry, 3rd 200m obstacle swim, 6th 4x25m manikin relay, 8th

Madi Kidd Beach flags, 5th Beach relay team, 2^nd

Casie Fyall 4x90m beach relay, 1st Beach Flags, 6th Beach sprint, 7^th

Paul Cracroft-Wilson Beach flags, 2nd 4x90m beach relay, 2nd

Murdoch Finch Beach Flags, 8th

Cory Taylor Oceanman, 3rd Surf ski race, 4th Board race, 5th

Hannah Williams Beach relay team, 2nd Oceanwoman relay, 2nd Ski race, 9th Board race, 10th Oceanwoman, 12th

Max Beattie Oceanman relay, 4th Oceanman, 6th

Devon Halligan Oceanwoman, 6th

Jake Hales 4x25m manikin relay, 6th

Marina McCartney Oceanwoman relay, 3rd 4x50m medley relay, 5th

For full results from the 2016 Lifesaving World Championships visit livetiming.lifesaving2016.com/