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Dramatic Moment Heroic Teens Rescue Struggling Swimmers

Dramatic Moment Heroic Teens Rescue Struggling Swimmers

Yahoo30-04-2025

Four teens in South Australia were hailed as heroes after working to rescue two struggling swimmers in West Beach near Adelaide.
Cruz Campbell, 14, was wearing a GoPro that captured the incident.
According to 9 News Australia, the boys were surfing when 14-year-old Kai Nixon spotted a 10-year-old boy struggling in a rip current.
Nixon managed to paddle to the boy, put him on his surfboard, then take him to nearby rocks. In the video, a young boy can be seen holding onto a rock as large waves slam against him. Both the boy and the grandmother can be heard screaming for help.
Louis Kempster, 16, and Riley Kellock, 17, helped pull the young boy to safety. The teens then shifted their focus to the young boy's grandmother, who had been pulled further out to sea, 9 News reported.
The footage shows Campbell grabbing a blue surfboard and handing it to one of the boys who runs further out onto a jetty.
Kempster can then be seen trying to help the woman by telling her to hold onto the surfboard. She struggles for several minutes as waves continue to slam her against the rocks.
The teens, along with another man, eventually pulled the woman out of the water enough for her to catch breath. Emergency responders arrived shortly thereafter.
The boys received praise not only from Campbell and Nixon's high school, who lauded them as heroes, but also from Peter Malinauskas, Premier of South Australia.
'They demonstrate there's a lot of good among young people,' Malinauskas said. Credit: @‌drift_clothing_co via Storyful
Oh Where'd it go?
I Oh Yeah She needs to Doing.
Yeah.
A girl drowning Come on, you got Oh.
Oh, we need more people down here.
Go.
I Yeah.
I say Well, I'm They Yeah I Alright, go on.
Guys, we might need to get her on a board and try to go the long way around.
I Come on, give your last out of energy.
Oh Oh Whoo ho ho.
Oh, Oh Go, go, go.
Good.
Why are they always here?
I No Where is she yeah and we yeah, well, we didn't even know where she was until we saw her all the way back here.
That would have been much worse.
Yeah, yeah.
Otherwise we're gonna get.
I don't know.
Where's that little boy?
No, the little boy's fine.
We got him out.
He was, I know, but he's, he's got a massive blows.
He's just cut up bad, yeah.
But he's like, he's down at the beach.
Barry gets that.
Have you told that was the kid that was in trouble just to grab to it.
Yeah, bad to play on.
Yeah.
Yeah.
for those.
We, we're all good now.
They're all carrying that I can yeah.

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