Racing results from 2010 presentation night

Commodore’s Cup Winner: Frank Hackett

Navy Cup:        Winner: Bernie Collins in Headache

Second: Chris Ramsey in Yacketty Yak

Series one        Winner on handicap

Sabres: Roger Crouch in Spiderman

                    Heron:  Jack Mieglich in Wild Abandon

                    Tasar/Mixed class: Bernie Collins in Headache

Series two      Winner on handicap

                      Sabres: Frank Hackett in Kinetix            

                      Heron: Jack Mieglich in Wild Abandon   

                      Tasar/ mixed class: Bernie Collins in Headache  

Championship Winner on handicap

                        Sabres: Frank Hackett in Kinetix

                        Herons: Darryn Smallacombe: Long legs

                        Tasar/ Mixed class: Chris Ramsey in Strategy                

Championship Winner on Scratch        

Sabres: Frank Hackett in Kinetix

Herons: Darryn Smallacombe in Long Legs

Tasar/ mixed class: Bernie Collins in Headache

Junior Presentations

went to

Jacinta Smallacombe

Mitchell Phillis

Quinton Phillis

Ruth Mackinnon

Gretel Ramsey

Caitlin Farrugia

Hayley Scarman

Esther Mieglich

The John Siegman Memorial Teams Race was won by

Bernie Collins,

Todd Thorpe,

Lou Palumbo

and Dwayne Eckert

Rob Kerin Trophy Presentation

This award is presented to recognise the best club person for the year. The recipient does not need to be a club member or a member of the committee but a person who is a good supporter of the club, a person who is willing to offer assistance and do things around the club for the benefit of all to enjoy, a person regarded as an asset to the club.

This year’s recipient has been around the club for a few years now. He is quite often seen in the background and has taken on an unofficial role as a caretaker whenever he is around. If he sees an issue, whether damage to the jetty or things that need repair, without hesitation or complaint he just gets on with carrying out the task that needed to be done. He has helped out with working bees as well as repairs on the council F Jetty, a facility needed for visiting yachts as well as locals. He has a big impact on the running of sailing each week on Saturdays by making his boat and himself available. He is a very worthy recipient.

Congratulations to Syd Smith 2010 winner of the Kerin Trophy