The number of entries was strong this year, which would mean dozens of exciting races for the youngsters.
"It's a festive time of year and our junior events always have a great atmosphere, as our athletes get to test their skills against other young athletes.
"Come on down to Omanu Surf Life Saving Club and watch the future champions of our sport racing, while they also hone their skills to hopefully become surf lifeguards too."
Next year the National Surf Life Saving Under-14 Championships, known as the Oceans, will also be held at Main Beach, Mt Maunganui, on March 7 -10.
That event will be followed by the TSB New Zealand Surf Life Saving Championships, the biggest SLSNZ sport event of the year, which is also set to be held at Mt Maunganui's Main Beach, from March 21-24.
Bay of Plenty Junior Surf Life Saving Championships - Number of participants per association
Fitzroy SLSC 2, Mairangi Bay SLSC 7, Midway SLSC 25, Mt Maunganui Lifeguard Service 82, Omanu SLSC 92, Opotiki SLSC 2, Orewa SLSC 12, Papamoa SLSC 34, Pukehina Surf Rescue 29, Red Beach SLSC 1, Waihi Beach Lifeguard Services Inc 42, Waikanae SLSC 12, Wainui SLSC 6, Whakatane SLSC 42, Whangamata SLSC 26, Total 414.