Alicia Marriott joined City from Floreat in 2001. A hugely talented board paddler and swimmer, she quickly began racking up State Championships, often in combination with her equally talented older sister Jacinta.
Alicia's first Australian medal, a bronze, came in the Under 19 Women's Surf Teams at Kurrawa in 2003. Three fourth placings, a fifth and two sixths that year served as a warning of what was to come.
State Championships 2005
In 2005 Alicia continued to improve, winning 13 State Championships and another two Australian golds, including a successful defence of the Under 19 Board Rescue title won with Emma Wynne the year before. She also collected her first individual Australian medals with silvers in the Under 19 Surf Race and Board Race.
In 2006 Alicia proved herself to be among the best Open competitors in the nation. She finished second in the Coolangatta Gold, fourth in the Kellogg's Nutri-Grain IronMan Series, and won six golds at the State Championships. At the Australian Championships Alicia won three medals, the highlight being a silver in the Open Ironwoman.
National success continued in 2007. Alicia again finished fourth in the Kellogg's Nutri-Grain IronMan Series, and even though the final round of that series was on the same weekend as the WA State Championships she still managed to get back in time to win three gold medals, including her fourth Open Ironwoman title. Alicia then put in a number of stong performances at the Australian Championships at Scarborough, winning a silver medal in the Open Women's Board Race, and partnering sister Jacinta for a bronze in the Open Women's Board Rescue.
International Centenary Challenge, Bondi 2007
2008-09 was less spectacular for Alicia, but still she managed a top ten finish in the Kellogg's series and was a regular member of the Australian team. At the State Championships Alicia won an incredible eight Open gold medals and at the Aussies another two gold, in the Surf Team and Board Relay events.
At the end of the 2008-09 season, Alicia moved to the Sunshine Coast in Queensland in search of new challenges with the Mooloolaba club.
2003, Kurrawa QLD
2004, Kurrawa QLD
2005, Kurrawa QLD
2006, Kurrawa QLD
2007, Scarborough WA
2008, Scarborough WA
2009, Scarborough WA
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1st placings
2002
Under 19 Women's Surf Team Under 16 Women's Surf Team Under 16 Ironwoman Open Women's Board Rescue Under 19 Women's Board Rescue Open Women's Board Race Under 19 Women's Board Relay
Under 19 Ironwoman Under 19 Women's Board Relay Under 19 Women's Board Rescue Under 19 Women's Surf Team
Under 19 Women's Board Rescue Open Women's Board Relay Under 19 Women's Board Relay Under 19 Women's Surf Race Under 19 Women's Board Race Open Women's Surf Team Under 19 Women's Surf Team Open Ironwoman Under 19 Ironwoman
Open Women's Surf Team Under 19 Women's Surf Team Open Ironwoman Under 19 Ironwoman Open Women's Board Rescue Under 19 Women's Board Rescue Open Women's Ski Relay Under 19 Mixed Double Ski Open Women's Board Race Under 19 Women's Board Race Open Women's Board Relay Under 19 Women's Board Relay
Open Ironwoman Open Women's Board Rescue Under 21 Women's Ski Open Women's Board Race Open Women's Board Relay
Open Women's Board Race Open Women's Taplin Relay
Open Women's Board Race Open Women's Board Relay
Open Women's Board Race Open Women's Board Relay Open Women's Double Ski Open Women's Ski Relay Open Women's Surf Race Open Women's Surf Team Open Women's Taplin Relay |
       
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[Australian and World Championships]
