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Cadet Open at South Cerney Sailing Club - Overall

by David Elliott 14 Jun 2009 22:57 BST 13-14 June 2009

The RO’s decision to hold four races on Saturday proved wise, when the wind dropped as this morning’s fifth and final race got underway. Overnight leaders Alec Frost & Will McMahon in 8402 led at the first mark and went on to take their fourth victory of the event. Only Will Kennedy & Rhos Hawes in 8539 stayed with the local pairing and took second place. Third place went to Lewis Frost & Matt Sim in 9382, with Zoe McBride & Jack Hardie in 9047 fourth.

This completes the third round of this year’s Ian Craig Trophy, with the remaining Open Meetings at Fishers Green and Barnt Green to be held in the Autumn.

Tony Smith, Cadet Squadron Captain, thanked the Race Officer and all those who had helped stage the event. He then introduced David Lynall of sponsors Lynall Boats who presented the following trophies:

The Turtle Trophy for winning the Open Meeting to Alex Frost & Will McMahon, 8402 V3
Second place in the Open Meeting to Will Kennedy & Rhos Hawes, 8539 Genesis
Third place in the Open Meeting to Zoe McBride & Jack Hardie, 9047 Touchwood
The Wiltshire Trophy for first South Cerney boat to Alex Frost & Will McMahon, 8402 V3
First All-Girl South Cerney boat to Zoe Smith & Emily Bralee, 8556 Moonraker
Race Officer’s Award for Technical Skill to Mary Henderson & Annie Sibthorp, 8371 White Spirit
The Smiley Award to Joseph Butterworth & Joseph Chadwick, 8847 Lethal Menace
The Tail-End Charlie Award to Sian Hughes & Thomas Pitman, 9232 Blue Rondar

Tony thanked David Lynall for their ongoing support of youth sailing at South Cerney. Alastair (Buzz) Keck, a partner of Lynall Boats sailed a Cadet at South Cerney in his youth and is a member of the training team at the club. The Cheltenham-based chandlers also sponsor Open Meeting winner Alex Frost, who is a member of the Lynall Boats Youth Sailing Team.

Overall Results:

PosBoat NameSail NoHelmCrewR1R2R3R4R5Pts
1stV38402Alex FrostWill McMahon111-414
2ndGenesis8539William KennedyRhos Hawes33-4129
3rdTouch Wood9047Zoe McBrideJack Hardie-5523414
4thWhite Spirit8371/7630Mary HendersonAnnie Sibthorp2-1165518
5thexe-celeartor9382Lewis FrostMatt Sim74-106320
6thLethal Menace8847Joseph ButterworthJoseph Chadwick-8257721
7thMaster Mariner8352Matthew ShorrockBen Shorrock6782(DNC)23
8thDynamite9076Jack WilsonJim Brooker146310(DNC)33
9thPurple Ronnie9013Michael HorneAqil Jannaty49-1211933
10thJungle Is Massive9673James DoddMax Crowe98-118833
11thLiquorice8348David GalazinLizzy Wall12107-14635
12thMoonraker8556Zoe SmithEmily Bralee10-129121243
13thBlack Mariah7632Alice RumbelowRosie Davis-161415151054
14th 9319Amir JannatyAliya Jannaty11-1913161555
15thPoint Blanc9049Joseph CoxsonLewis Lane1315-17131455
16thDeeply Dippy9035Martha HaslamKatie Ainsworth171714-181159
17thNo Messin'9386Annabel FoxSophia Cockell-22211691662
18thPurple Haze9454Jacquetta BridgeJosh Glastbey15131819(DNF)65
19th 9033Alex RothwellHenry Bugg1820-21211372
20thTop Notch8853Francesca SimMatthew Ainsworth-24161920DNF76
21stFired Up9371Carl HolwellReece Lane2018-22221777
22ndRoad Runner9042Toby ChurchleyHarry Churchley21-222017DNF79
23rdBlue Rondar9232/7610Sian HughesThomas PitmanDNFDNF23(DNC)DNF94
DNQDouble Trouble9242Thomas GillmoreBob Schermer1923(DNC)DNCDNC104
DNQPurple Rondar8287Edward DrydenAlexander Clarke23DNF(DNC)DNCDNC110

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