Held at Swansea Belmont, Williams, representing team Team Welborn (yellow cap), finished second in the female beach sprint, behind Grace Hewitt and third in the beach flags - being edged by Rampoldi sisters Alex and Leah.

Zustovich, who is part of Team Furniess (white cap), took out the male beach flags and finished sixth in the beach sprint - which was one position behind club mate Scrivener.

The latter, who's in Team Collins (red cap), also finished fourth in the beach flags.

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The Mollymook trio also competed in the mixed beach relay and male and female taplin relays.

On the back of these results, Team Borg - led by ironman Jackson Borg and with Mollymook's Daniel Robberds as team manager - finished the day in first on the overall point score, with a total of 251.

"What a way to get the surf season started," Borg said.

"This has been a great initiative by Surf Life Saving NSW and I can't believe I've been given the opportunity to captain an epic side.

"Even though this is the first event of the season everyone has brought their A-game.

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"The teams format is really exciting and a good idea to kick-off the season with everyone having a bit of fun while getting back into it.

"It's also a pretty awesome way to give the under 17 competitors a chance to compete against and with open's athletes."

Heading into round two of the Surf Lifesaving NSW series on November 7 at Bulli, Team Borg sits nine points ahead of second-placed Team Collins (242) - with Team Pierce (228), Team Smith (218), Team Welborn (215) and Team Furniss (205) just behind.