Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - Overall

by Rob Henderson and Emma Clarke 3 Sep 2017 15:55 BST 26-31 August 2017

The usual gaggle of stalwarts, newbies, jewels of the British youth sailing scene and students descended on the stunning seaside town of Tenby for the 2017 RS200 Championships last week. The beauty of the venue and quality of competition meant that the entry limit of 100 boats was comfortably reached and the week was already looking to be a cracker.

Day 1

Great sunshine in the seaside town of Tenby. Sandcastles built, sunglasses required and many ice-creams consumed.

After a 1 hour postponement, giving those of the the fleet who had started the social with a bang on Sat night the time to recover and those with small people the opportunity to build giant sandcastles, the fleet headed out into a sunny but light wind bay.

Race 1 - Johnny and Sarah McGovern were pathfinder and got the fleet away on the first start, with huge grins and great pace. Early out the gate looked good, with fabulous tide creating a travelator up the race course to the windward mark. Hamish Walker/Emma Clarke rounded in 1st, closely followed by Ben Palmer and Amy Seabright, Ross Thompson and James Scott in the red machine and Chay Taylor and Niamh. Downwind it was all to play for with snakes and ladders all over the place, especially at the leeward mark, where tide made it pretty tricky to get round the gate. Ben and Amy had a storming run to take the lead, with Maria Stanley and Rob Henderson jumping into third, behind Hamish and Emma.

With decreasing breeze and a right shift, the fleet were being pushed to the windward mark making the last beat difficult to gain places but very easy to lose. Ben/Amy 1st, Stanley/Henderson 2nd and Hamish/Emma 3rd.

Race 2 was started in a decreasing breeze, with a forecast for the breeze to go right and the fleet split hard in the decision making. Those who went early looked great for the first five minutes, until the right breeze came in and those who started late felt vindicated as they shot towards the windward mark. Sadly the pathfinder had some issues and the race was later abandoned following a number of protests, some significant bar chat and the rumour mill, with the to be sailed later on in the event.

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

Day 2

After a well-earned lie in the fleet was scheduled to start at 1300, so after many cups of tea, a rules seminar and some great boat chat led by the Henderson boys, the fleet launched once more into the fabulous Tenby bay. More breeze, still lots of tide and hundreds of jellyfish was going to make for an interesting day.

Race 3 - Maria Stanley and Rob Henderson were like a rocket ship out of the start, started early and a few minutes later with their ballistic speed were able to tack and cross the fleet. They extended their lead for the rest of the race with Rob hiking far too hard upwind, making it look easy! The rest of us mere mortals kept hiking and duly arrived at the windward mark as a rather large group. Many a duck was required for those who came in on the port layline. The fight for 2nd-10th was on! With many place changes both up and downwind, it all came down to the last gybes into the last leeward for 2nd -7th. This saw Ben/Amy in 2nd and Arthur and Mary Henderson screaming in on the plane from the left to 3rd with the rest of us in aggressive soak mode.

Race 4 - Alistair Norris and Helen Summersgill smashed the gate start and we got away without incident. Jonny and Sarah McGovern destroyed the fleet with their upwind pace to lead into the windward mark closely followed by Ben and Amy. After the first run it was clear there were three major battles on. 1st and 2nd was nip and tuck between Ben/Amy and Johnny/Sarah. 3rd-10th was epically close, with yet again snakes and ladders to be had and it all to play for downwind, with every subtle low shift making the difference. The battle for top 20 was all set to be the same, with groups of boats arriving at the windward together, showing what close boat speed the 200 fleet has and one small mistake can send you spiralling back down the results..

Ben and Amy managed to just hold off a rapid Jonny and Sarah, although there were some nervous moments for them when the spinnaker hoisted and the clew and tack were tangled together at the end of the pole. In the closely fought battle for 3rd to 10th, Maria and Rob smashed the right corner, some would say "rang the bell" to take third, just in front of Ed Whitehead and Millie Alcock and Alistair/Helen..

After day 2 it was clear to see that the light wind practice and cocktails of Café Flambé (hence "The Flambé Bullets" consisting of Ben and Amy, Maria and Rob, Hamish and Emma) in the hot sunshine of Lake Como for the RS Eurocup had paid dividends as they locked out the top three on the scoreboard. It is well worth a trip to Carnac next year – for sunshine, excellent racing and of course some cheeky Nationals practice on holiday!

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

Day 3

After what turned into a big night for some last night (Tom McLean/Tommy Darling/Syd McLean et al) where karaoke followed from Julian's questionably intellectual quiz, the sailors arrived early to the boat park for a three race day.

Race 5 was swiftly started with Caroline Croft/Alex Warren as the pathfinder and after one recall the race was underway in relatively light winds. It paid to bang hard left up the beat to make use of the shift. At the sailors' request the first beat was made longer so those who chose the left were set up nicely for the race. Race 5 was won by Jonny and Sarah McGovern.

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

3 hours and 3 attempts later, the re-run of Race 2 was FINALLY underway! After plenty of bobbing about, the sailors were eager to get going. Young guns Henry Rastrick and Lucy Ferguson were pathfinders and special mentions must go to the team that managed to get their bowsprit through the A frame of the Gate RIB and Matt Whitfield who was OCS. Once the race was going the wind had filled in nicely and it was breeze on! The race officer set a great course which Jonny McGovern played the best to have a stellar lead, with many sailors over-standing on port and the tide equally catching many out, the windward mark roundings were made interesting but clean sailing was observed by the fleet. A tactical masterclass from the gurus Hamish Walker and Emma Clarke earned them the first of three bullets in a row.

Race 6 was turned around very quickly as it started to get later into the day and sailors were anxious to get ready for the night's big social – Under the Sea fancy dress!! It paid to play the shifts and have good boat speed for this race which was shown by Hamish and Emma who won with it being shortened to two laps by the race officer who clearly took pity on the sailors.

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

We all know the arguably most important race is the race back to shore/showers/the bar so many sailors seemed to speed in to get their fishy costumes on ready for tonight's social.

Day 4

Race 7 saw Hamish and Emma correctly get to the right to lead from start to finish, while the yellow-bibbed Maria and Rob languished on the left. Other notable performances came from Edd Whitehead and Millie Alcock and Matt Reid and Becca Jones with both teams carrying good form towards the end of the regatta. Also raising some eyebrows was RS200 deity of Matt Mee and Emma Norris, clearly looking to put the McGovern team under some pressure for the Lovers Cup.

Race 8 saw Ben and Amy show the rest of the fleet how to execute a gate start and pick a shift to take the championship lead overnight. Tom and Lucy Hewitson sailed their socks off to help Hayling Island Sc's bid for the club prize in 2nd, while Georgie and Dan Vickers knocked in a brilliant 3rd.

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

Day 5

With just three points separating the top three, teams were itching to race out the championship on the final day however the weather was not playing ball. After three hours of waiting and five attempted starts in very shifty breeze, the fleet were sent back across the stunning Carmarthen Bay to congratulate their new champions, Ben Palmer and Amy Seabright, and reflect on what was another gem of a championship.

Ben and Amy are deserved and popular champions. Ben has sailed 200s for a few years now and fused this experience with Amy's considerable pedigree on the Olympic pathway to unstoppable effect.

Thanks go to our tireless secretary Sally Campbell and to Tenby SC. The author has attended three championships at Tenby and has been staggered by the manner in which the club tackles the task every time. From the help with trolleying on the beach and the bar, to the boat park logistics to the accuracy of the race team, one cannot help but look forward to returning.

The RS Class Associaton would like to thank our loyal title sponsors Volvo and Noble Marine, RS Sailing for the coming ashore beers and event support by Junior, Forward WIP for the visors, Harken for the generous array of product prizes and much-appreciated 50th anniversary cup cakes, Rooster for the Rooster Wednesday support, prizes and delicious ice creams and Uber for the youth prizes.

Prize Winners:

RS200 National Champions - Ben Palmer and Amy Seabright
Harken Man of the Match - Rory Odell and Josh Bonsey
1st silver - Andrew Brown and Alex Sutcliffe
1st bronze - Kevin Druce and Izzy Frazer
1st Master - Tom Hewitson and Lucy Hewitson
Loving Cup - Jonny and Sarah McGovern
1st Lady helm - Maria Stanley and Rob Henderson
1st Lady Team - Penny Clark and Jo Hewitson
1st Youth Helm Crew and Boat - Oliver Groves and Esther Parkhurst
1st Junior Boat - Henry Rastrick and Lucy Ferguson
1st Junior Helm - Henry Rastrick and Lucy Ferguson
1st Junior Crew - Lucy Hewitson (helmed by Tom Hewitson)
1st Family - Tom and Lucy Hewitson
Top Club - Itchenor SC, Maria Stanley and Rob Henderson, Jack Holden and Holly Scott, Arthur and Mary Henderson
Buddy Group Winners - Pete Vincent, Abigail Campbell, Chay Taylor, Niamh, Kevin Druce, Izzy Frazer
Harken Mid Fleet McLube -Joseph and Ben Bradley
Youngest competitors - Abigail Campbell and Ioan Thompson, aged 13

Penny Clark, Pete Vincent & Jo Hewitson during the Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

We congratulate our winners and thank:

Our loyal title sponsors Volvo and Noble Marine.
RS Sailing for the coming ashore beers and Juniors event support, Forward WIP for the visors, Harken for the generous array of product prizes and much-appreciated 50th anniversary cup cakes, Rooster for the Rooster Wednesday support, prizes and delicious ice creams and Uber for the youth can coolers and key rings.
Alex Irwin from Sportography for the amazing photos.
The awesome team at Tenby Sailing Club who delivered a superb championship - we will be back!

Volvo Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Tenby - photo © Alex & David Irwin / www.sportography.tv

Overall Results:

Pos	Fleet	Sail No	Helm	Crew	Main Club	Buddy	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	Pts
1st	Gold	1628	Ben Palmer	Amy Seabright	HISC	Halibut	1	‑34	2	1	5	7	‑10	1	17
2nd	Gold	1657	Hamish Walker	Emma Hivey	RNSA	Angelfish	3	1	‑6	6	‑9	1	1	6	18
3rd	Gold	1642	Maria Stanley	Rob Henderson	Itchenor SC	Flying Fish	2	2	1	3	‑7	5	‑47	7	20
4th	Gold	1626	Edd Whitehead	Millie Alcock	Parkstone YC	Sea Cucumber	‑17	5	7	4	6	‑10	2	4	28
5th	Gold	1601	Jonny McGovern	Sarah McGovern	Y Felinheli	Starfish	11	4	‑23	2	1	‑24	7	10	35
6th	Gold	1615	Matt Mee	Emma Norris	Red Wharf Bay SC	Dolphin	10	‑16	4	7	‑14	3	4	9	37
7th	Gold	1639	Jack Holden	Holly Scott	Itchenor SC	Crab	‑23	14	‑24	11	2	4	5	5	41
8th	Gold	1509	Alistair Norris	Helen Summersgill	Red Wharf Bay SC	Eel	8	10	10	5	‑28	12	8	‑25	53
9th	Gold	91	Penny Clark	Jo Hewitson	RNSA	Porpoise	4	9	‑38	‑27	3	2	11	27	56
10th	Gold	385	Matt Reid	Becca Jones	Spinnaker SC	Mermaid	6	13	12	14	‑31	9	3	‑26	57
11th	Gold	1347	David Jessop	Sophie Mear	Grafham Water SC	Clown Fish	13	7	‑35	25	15	8	‑34	13	81
12th	Gold	772	Tom Hewitson	Lucy Hewitson	HISC	Plankton	‑32	‑70	18	16	19	19	9	2	83
13th	Gold	1637	Ollie Groves	Esther Parkhurst	Beaver SC	Jellyfish	21	‑30	21	12	4	13	‑41	14	85
14th	Gold	629	Arthur Henderson	Mary Henderson	Itchenor SC	Blue Whale	12	‑48	3	‑64	17	11	27	18	88
15th	Gold	1391	Tom Darling	Charlie Darling	HISC	Octopus	15	24	5	‑52	18	20	‑52	12	94
16th	Gold	1570	Robbie King	Marcus Tressler	Royal Thames YC	Sea Horse	24	‑38	25	9	13	‑48	13	11	95
17th	Silver	1536	Andrew Brown	Alex Sutcliffe	Tynemouth SC	Lionfish	30	‑35	31	8	‑32	15	6	8	98
18th	Gold	846	Jeremy Stephens	Becca Stephens	Penzance SC	Orca	9	17	17	22	‑58	21	22	‑46	108
19th	Gold	1600	Oliver Turner	Rheanna Pavey	Starcross YC	Prawn	‑46	8	33	18	‑37	6	17	28	110
20th	Gold	1545	Georgie Vickers	Dan Vickers	Parkstone YC	Piranha	28	12	‑52	‑45	11	39	18	3	111
21st	Gold	1552	Owain Hughes	Mari Shepherd	Parkstone YC	Barracuda	‑65	‑43	8	19	25	30	12	29	123
22nd	Silver	1229	Caroline Croft	Alex Warren	Shoreham SC	Prawn	29	6	‑83	10	46	18	21	‑51	130
23rd	Silver	1652	Stewart Bowen	Jack Bowen	Parkstone YC	Turtle	‑80	28	‑39	23	16	31	20	16	134
24th	Gold	1237	Dicken Maclean	Hannah Young	HISC	Coral	‑40	36	15	(RET [102])	10	23	39	24	147
25th	Silver	1215	Sam Thompson	Leanne Hibberd	RNSA	Narwhal	39	‑52	44	‑63	8	14	26	20	151
26th	Gold	1082	Henry Rastrick	Lucy Ferguson	Yorkshire Dales SC	Manatee	‑81	11	‑54	34	20	25	32	31	153
27th	Silver	801	Nick Martingdale	Ruth Kenyon	Chew Valley Lake SC	Eel	20	18	19	32	35	‑53	30	‑50	154
28th	Gold	1331	Tom Ballantine	Maddy Anderson	Wessex SC	Pufferfish	35	26	9	33	22	32	‑43	‑37	157
29th	Gold	633	Ross Thompson	James Scott	Frensham Pond SC	Hake	5	22	27	‑59	‑59	37	44	30	165
30th	Gold	1136	Nicki Birrell	Kate Allam	Parkston YC	Great White Shark	‑64	20	‑73	17	12	17	49	59	174
31st	Silver	1023	Anthony Parke	Claudia Wilson	HISC	Angelfish	25	29	36	21	‑49	28	‑46	35	174
32nd	Gold	626	Will Taylor	Caithlin Jones	Brighlingsea SC	Shrimp	26	32	14	‑46	41	42	‑75	23	178
33rd	Silver	796	Robin Richardson	Imogen Bellfield	Royal Windermere YC	Clown Fish	36	23	37	‑44	‑45	41	23	19	179
34th	Silver	985	Chay Taylor	Niamh	Burnham SC	Anchovy	7	39	16	41	‑51	46	31	‑48	180
35th	Silver	1071	Sam Waller	Isaac Marsh	Beaver SC	Sea Lion	‑82	44	‑51	42	29	36	16	15	182
36th	Gold	418	Fred Mainwaring	Liz Teague	Red Wharf Bay SC	Lobster	44	46	22	30	38	16	‑67	‑54	196
37th	Silver	1634	Cam Stewart	Tom Harrison	HISC	Great White Shark	‑59	‑78	29	15	39	43	56	17	199
38th	Silver	1425	Rory Odell	Josh Bonsey	HISC	Porpoise	38	‑50	34	35	‑54	22	37	39	205
39th	Bronze	1605	Kevin Druce	Izzy Frazer	Burghfield SC	Anchovy	‑75	15	60	20	40	52	19	‑83	206
40th	Gold	1451	Jamie Harris	Taddy H	BCYC	Narwhal	‑60	42	20	29	33	51	35	‑78	210
41st	Silver	1175	Matt Lulham‑Robinson	Amy Sparks	Yorkshire Dales SC	Orca	‑61	21	45	‑54	36	26	53	34	215
42nd	Silver	1235	Matt Whitfield	Joanna Kalderon	Itchenor SC	Piranha	27	68	26	38	(RET [102])	(DNS [102])	25	32	216
43rd	Silver	998	Josh Kerr	Fenella Corlett	Largs SC	Starfish	31	(RET [102])	42	39	26	29	‑72	49	216
44th	Silver	1511	Mike Green	Lynne Ratcliffe	Eastbourne Sovereign SC	Mussel	47	‑51	‑63	50	27	40	14	47	225
45th	Gold	1178	Julian Bradley	Helen Cafferata	Wembly SC	Sea Lion	42	3	41	49	‑62	35	‑66	56	226
46th	Gold	1445	Pete Ugly Vincent	Abi Campbell	Bristol Corinthian SC	Anchovy	51	‑84	‑69	13	55	61	24	22	226
47th	Bronze	806	Brenden Lynch	Matt Morson	Port Edgar YC	Barracuda	48	‑80	46	56	24	‑65	38	21	233
48th	Silver	17	Hatty Morsley	Thomas Wallwork	Redesmere SC	Pufferfish	54	‑56	50	40	30	47	15	‑67	236
49th	Gold	1631	Martin Penty	Tom Penty	Beaver SC	Shrimp	22	64	40	‑68	23	50	(DSQ [102])	43	242
50th	Silver	1046	Joseph Bradley	Benjamen Bradley	Hill Head SC	Crab	18	‑61	49	43	48	38	48	‑57	244
51st	Silver	1458	Gus Dixon	Dan Venables	RHYC	Manatee	37	‑76	32	36	47	44	‑70	52	248
52nd	Gold	1200	Keri Harris	Theo Harris	RNSA	Turtle	50	‑57	56	‑75	34	27	45	40	252
53rd	Silver	1296	Matt Bromley	Faye Casewell	Yorkshire Dales SC	Haddock	14	‑71	13	65	52	54	‑74	58	256
54th	Silver	1299	Kelvin Matthews	Kirsty Matthews	HISC	Blue Whale	52	37	43	58	‑63	33	‑61	33	256
55th	Silver	1621	Ewan Wilson	Jamie Rastrick	Wormit Boating Club	Octopus	16	31	68	47	‑80	‑72	54	42	258
56th	Bronze	953	Harry Bowerman	Will Birch‑Tomlinson	HISC	Lobster	45	58	48	28	21	‑73	‑64	64	264
57th	Silver	1378	Andy Kilburn	Fiona Mulcahy	Notts County SC	Haddock	56	19	‑65	51	60	49	33	‑69	268
58th	Gold	1658	John Harvey	Sally Harvey	Thornbury SC	Lionfish	69	‑90	11	‑81	44	59	36	65	284
59th	Silver	911	Rory Rose	Michael O'Donovan	Aberdeen & Stonehaven YC	Hake	‑67	40	57	26	53	(RET [102])	58	53	287
60th	Bronze	1654	Mike Warwicker	Kate Fitzsimmons	Bough Beech SC	Sea Lion	33	‑91	28	66	43	58	69	‑80	297
61st	Silver	1573	Henrik Asplund	Georgina King	Guernsey YC	Coral	49	55	61	37	‑66	45	50	‑76	297
62nd	Silver	584	Tim Freeman	Hannah Liptrot	Warsash SC	Lobster	34	27	78	‑83	50	62	‑85	60	311
63rd	Bronze	1009	Simom Shillaker	Dan Shillaker	Hill Head SC	Shrimp	41	‑86	47	62	68	74	29	‑85	321
64th	Silver	1452	Alistair Hodgson	Joanna Worrall	RYA	Barracuda	‑83	‑81	71	24	42	81	68	41	327
65th	Bronze	993	Alex McCormack	Millie Gibbons	Scaling Dam SC	Prawn	‑77	54	30	‑76	65	71	40	75	335
66th	Silver	1110	Roscoe Martin	Kent Martin	Ogston SC	Flying Fish	43	‑83	67	‑74	73	34	63	66	346
67th	Silver	915	Victoria Upton	Will Ward	Exe SC	Dolphin	‑78	‑82	74	53	56	66	59	38	346
68th	Bronze	1253	Ed Gibbons	Liam Gardner	Brightlingsea SC	Manatee	66	‑77	55	61	77	(DNS [102])	71	36	366
69th	Silver	880	Duncan Jamieson	Jess Hammett	HISC	Sea Cucumber	74	25	(DSQ [102])	‑78	67	75	57	71	369
70th	Bronze	1510	Chris Eames	Rachel Tilley	Ballyholme YC	Porpoise	‑76	67	70	57	76	56	‑80	44	370
71st	Bronze	864	Ben Shorrock	Lainey Terkelsen	Frensham Pond SC	Halibut	19	88	58	48	64	(RET [102])	94	(DNC [102])	371
72nd	Silver	1247	Willow Bland	Lucie Offord	Waldringfield SC	Halibut	86	59	84	‑97	‑88	60	28	55	372
73rd	Bronze	909	Jack Vincent	Lizzie Fuller	Bough Beech SC	Angelfish	53	‑89	62	73	61	55	‑83	72	376
74th	Gold	961	Andrew Clewer	Sarah Collingwood	Poole YC	Mussel	68	53	66	31	(RET [102])	(DNC [102])	77	82	377
75th	Bronze	1376	Katie‑May Monro	Samuel James	Royal Findhorn YC	Eel	‑92	62	72	67	69	64	(DSQ [102])	63	397
76th	Silver	609	Peter Rose	Ioan Thompson	Tenby SC	Plankton	57	47	76	‑84	82	57	79	‑88	398
77th	Silver	581	Matthew Rhodes	Will Rhodes	Northampton SC	Jellyfish	63	33	85	71	(DSQ [102])	(DNC [102])	73	74	399
78th	Bronze	1145	Nicholas Smith	Max Ross	Bristol Corinthain YC	Sea Cucumber	‑87	66	‑75	60	74	68	65	70	403
79th	Bronze	352	James Morson	Ross Malloy	Port Edgar YC	Piranha	‑91	75	‑79	79	70	79	42	62	407
80th	Bronze	1092	Ethan Dawson	Ellie Clark	Bassenthwaite SC	Pufferfish	73	79	59	70	‑85	‑82	62	68	411
81st	Bronze	1284	Tony Wilkinson	Kelly Aaron	Parkston YC	Crab	79	49	‑89	69	57	76	82	‑84	412
82nd	Bronze	1390	Syd Mclean	Tom Mclean	HISC	Octopus	71	65	64	87	(RET [102])	(DNC [102])	81	45	413
83rd	Silver	1397	Paul Frey	Max Carey	Parkstone YC	Sea Horse	‑88	72	77	82	‑83	70	51	73	425
84th	Bronze	489	Jas Stubbs	Steve Stubbs	Tenby SC	Mermaid	55	‑96	‑91	80	91	78	60	61	425
85th	Bronze	805	Harry Odling	Larissa Connabeer	Plymouth University	Jellyfish	85	45	‑90	77	79	67	‑95	77	430
86th	Bronze	1098	Andrew Corlett	Callum Forsyth	Largs SC	Narwhal	84	85	82	55	71	63	‑89	‑91	440
87th	Bronze	1167	Bernard Clark	Edward Russell	Ripon SC	Haddock	62	74	86	‑89	81	86	55	‑94	444
88th	Bronze	984	Dan Discombe	Sophie Cogger	Bough Beech SC	Great White Shark	‑99	41	87	86	89	69	‑91	86	458
89th	Bronze	519	Sue Brannam	Mike Proven	Burghfield SC	Coral	‑96	60	‑94	90	72	80	87	89	478
90th	Bronze	1076	Ollie Hawkins	Isabel Abbatt	Ullswater YC	Flying Fish	72	‑94	80	91	85	77	76	‑95	481
91st	Bronze	1342	Sarah Green	David Green	Llandegfedd SC	Turtle	‑90	73	81	88	‑92	85	78	79	484
92nd	Bronze	593	Martin Clapham	Rupert Clapham	Thornbury SC	Starfish	‑89	69	‑88	85	78	83	84	87	486
93rd	Bronze	964	Lewis Bowen	Alice Powell	Northampton SC	Lionfish	58	87	(DSQ [102])	92	75	84	92	‑93	488
94th	Bronze	756	Chris Saunders	Pippa Hardman	Mumbles YC	Dolphin	70	(DNC [102])	53	72	(DNC [102])	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	501
95th	Bronze	547	James Wright	Daniel Wright	Durleigh SC	Sea Horse	97	63	92	93	(RET [102])	(DNC [102])	88	96	529
96th	Bronze	1398	Paul Griffiths	Julia Griffiths	Saundersfoot SC	Hake	93	‑95	95	94	87	(DNS [102])	86	81	536
97th	Bronze	959	Tommie Cluley	Anna Blagden	Carsington SC	Orca	‑95	92	93	‑95	86	87	90	92	540
98th	Bronze	866	Heather Sword	Lucy Rawbone	Loch Tummel SC	Clown Fish	‑98	93	(DSQ [102])	96	90	88	93	90	550
99th	Bronze	439	Julia Lewis	Ed Lewis	Wembly SC	Mussel	94	(RET [102])	96	98	(DNC [102])	DNC [102]	96	97	583
100th	Bronze	429	David Fenech	Alison Williams	Wilsonian SC	Blue Whale	(DNC [102])	(DNC [102])	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	612
100th	Bronze	358	Jonathan Baddeley	Stefan Ward	HISC	Plankton	(DNC [102])	(DNC [102])	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	DNC [102]	612