2009/2010 Season International Cadet Class Sixth Fleet Trophy Winners

2009/2010 Season International Cadet Class Sixth Fleet Trophy Winners

Traveller Series Trophy

Judged from the best 2 race results from the Sprint series, Tillets, Geelong Sail, State Titles with a drop of 2 worst results

1. Snakebite – Ian Lee & Alex Brzoska
2. Insayne – Issy Say & Ben Brill
3. Striker – Marcus Sasson & Angus Ray

Presidents Trophy

Placing Tillets, Nationals & States

1. Samaran – Anton & Julian Sasson
2. Snakebite – Ian Lee & Alex Brzoska
3. Tempest – Nicola Dixon & Nicola Armstrong

States Titles

Under Age results (skipper)

Under 14 – Manxman – Brooke Roberts

Under 15 – Insayne - Issy Say

Under 16 – Snakebite – Ian Lee

Under 18 – Striker – Marcus Sasson

Encouragement Award- State Titles

Skipper & Crew – judged best potential based on State Title performance

Charlie Rae & Henry Jacobs – Vamoose

Handicap Results – State Titles

1. White Missile – James Armstrong & Oliver Neilson
2. Striker – Marcus Sasson & Angus Ray
3. Whip It – Jessica Hooley-Davis

State Titles - ‘Open’ results

Visiting Tasmanian Skippers & Crew

First Overall              Impulse – Alec Bailey & Sam Bailey

Fourth Overall          Sirroco – Ella Conner & Hannah ?

State Titles - Mermaid Trophy

Best Female Skipper & Crew (recognition)

Insayne – Issy Say & Crew Ben Brill

State Championship

1. Snakebite – Ian Lee & Alex Brzoska
2. Insayne – Issy Say & Ben Brill
3. Samaran – Anton & Julian Sasson

Other Encouragement Awards

1. AUS 5662 – Asterix – Eva Brenan & David ?
2. AUS 5653 – Manxman – Brodie Roberts & Callum ?
3. AUS 9523 – Brothers In Arms – Darcy Baronowski & Lachlan Hill

49th INTERNATIONAL CADET AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 27th DEC 2010 - 4th JAN 2011 SANDRINGHAM YACHT CLUB

49th INTERNATIONAL CADET AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010

27th DEC 2010 - 4th JAN 2011 SANDRINGHAM YACHT CLUB

Other Links
	49th Cadet Championships flyer
	For Accommodation in the Sandringham area
	Sandringham Yacht Club Website

2009/10 International Cadet Class Australian Championships Report

2009/10 International Cadet Class Australian Championships Report

39 Victorian Cadets together with their supporting families and friends made the journey to Adelaide to compete in the 2009/10 Cadet Nationals from January 12-17 2010. They faced intense competition in a huge 81 boat fleet and came away with 3 of the top 4 places.

The event commenced with measurement carried out in extremely hot (43Deg C!) conditions with shade at a premium. The predominantly windy series was then superbly conducted by Adelaide Sailing Club under PRO Malcolm Hughes in often challenging conditions with 3 races unable to be sailed due to strong winds and high seas. All races were sailed on triangular courses.

The shortened 9 race series was won convincingly by Tasmania’s Alec Bailey (15) and sister Samantha (12) who had just returned from scoring an excellent third place for Australia at the Cadet Worlds in Argentina over the Christmas – New Year period. Alec and Samantha won the Cadet class at Sail Sandy in October 2009 as part of their preparation for the Worlds and Nationals.

 Second place went to early series leader, Sandringham’s Isabella Say and Benjamin Brill sailing ‘Insayne’ to three heat wins. in third place overall, was Sandringham’s ‘Samaran’ sailed by Anton Sasson with younger brother Julian as crew & forth place overall, was Geelong’s ‘Snakebite’ sailed by Ian Lee & Alex Brzoska. The 3 Victorian Cadets received invitations to join the Australian Team for the forthcoming Cadet Worlds to be sailed in Puck, Poland in July 2010.

All Victorian Cadet Sailors performed well and were in every respect a credit to their Clubs. In a particularly windy series with tidal influence creating big seas, it was particularly pleasing to see some of our less experienced young sailors tough it out to complete their races. Many supporting parents and friends were greatly impressed with their determination and stamina which bodes well for their future as competitive sailors. The Victorian contingent at the Nationals and were ably coached by former Cadet Sailors RGYC Tom Kelly with assistance from SYC Joel Aulich, giving the benefit of their many years experience in the Cadets.

Presentation Night at Adelaide Sailing Club provided the opportunity for SYC OTB Club Captain Rob Davis to give an on-screen presentation to the assembled competitors and families inviting their participation in the next Cadet Nationals to be conducted at Sandringham Y C  from December 27, 2010 to January 4, 2011 see link below

http://www.syc.com.au/ UPCOMING EVENTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

The Victorian Cadet kids will now prepare for their 2010 Victorian Championships to be raced out of RYCV off Williamstown on the long weekend in March.

Nationals Results Link: http://www.yachting.org.au/site/yachting/results/adelaidesc/2010/events/cadetnats/series.htm

Nationals Event Photographers Link: http://www.epsomrdstudios.com.au/

Fleet VI Report Nationals program 1

Other Links
	/site/yachting/viccadet/downloads/Fleet VI Report- Nationals program.pdf

Cadet 6th Fleet Event flyer 2009-2010

Cadet 6th Fleet Event flyer 2009-2010

Other Links
	/site/yachting/viccadet/downloads/Cadet 6th Fleet Event flyer 2009-2010.pdf

48 International Cadet Australian Championships

The 48 International Cadet Australian Championships will be held at Adelaide Sailing Club

9 Jan 2010

-

17 Jan 2010

Other Links
	www.adelaidesailingclub.com.au/event.asp?ID=19263&format=popup
	www.adelaidesailingclub.com.au/

The Racing Rules of Sailing 2009-2012 Free Download

The Racing Rules of Sailing 2009-2012

Other Links
	www.sailing.org/rrs

ICCA Newsletter 3

ICCA Newsletter no 3

Other Links
	ICCA Newsletter 3

ICCA NEWSLETTER NO. 2

Newsletter 2 ICCA May 2008

Other Links
	Newsletter 2

SOUTH EASTERN SAILS - NEW ADDRESS

South Eastern Sails has moved.

New Address

Factory 2/82 Brunel Road, Seaford

Phone 9773 6144,  0425754216
Fax 9773 5656

Email warren@southeasternsails.com.au

Other Links
	Website

6th Fleet Constitution

6th Fleet Constitution

Other Links
	6th Fleet Constitution

Victorian State Title winners Harrison Fullard & Henry Hall Metung YC

Victorian State Championships 2007-2008

This year’s State championships were sailed at Sandringham Yacht Club on Port Phillip Bay over the Labour Day long weekend. I didn’t know how well I was going to go because I had only sailed a few times since the Nationals because of the algae in the Gippsland lakes.

Metung Yacht Club juniors sailing had to be stopped because the algae was said to be harmful.

The first day of the regatta, on Saturday, was very trying because of the there was not much wind and we were not the lightest crew. The wind was about 5 knots but the race committee managed to get two races in. We finished the day in second place just one point behind Anton Sasson in Samaran. He did extremely well considering this was his first year as a skipper.

Sunday was even lighter than Saturday. Most of us got towed out except for me and Joel because I accidently let go of the tow rope and we got left behind.

We started a race but that soon got abandoned because of the lack of wind. This was good because I went left and everyone that went right was miles ahead. After that we drifted around for a bit then got sent in for an early lunch.

After lunch we got only got one race in before the wind died again. At the end of sailing on Sunday I was placed in equal first with Anton, but only just ahead on a countback. Doug Shepard, sailing Stolen Pig, was ahead of both of us but was not able to win the Victorian States because he was from Tasmania.

On Monday the wind was a lot stronger reaching 15 to 20 knots coming from the north. This was better for the heavier skippers and crews and this changed the top end of the fleet. Callum Wilkinson from Geelong won the first and last race of the day and James Short won the second. Henry, my crew, and I finished 2^nd, 3^rd, 2^nd for that day.

Henry has only been crewing with me this season and has done extremely well to have learnt all he has in this short period of time. I couldn’t have sailed so well without him.

It was great to find out at presentation that I had won the State titles after sailing in them for so many years.

I had a great time catching up with some friends and S.Y.C put on a really good regatta.

Harri Fullard

Metung Yacht Club

Other Links
	Results