Friday, January 28, 2011

Deb's Nationals Report Day 4: final day and results


A stunning day here at SSBC makes me wish so much that I could even just have a swim (*sniff*). The leg is healing nicely, thank you, but my medical advice is that I must not get it wet on any account. And the water looks so cool and inviting!

The morning, although sunny, furnished very little breeze, but freestyle heats had to be finished, so women and girls had to perform at 9am in 2 - 4 knots of westerly breeze. Young Nina Long stood out from the crowd with a graceful performance, to take out the prize ahead of Sheena and Annalise. Special mention should go to Demi Gilbert for her brassy performance on the 2m orange sail, which may feature in the YouTube mashup. Youth males and the remaining men followed, with another special mention to Daniel Heyworth on the same orange sail, which even featured a rail-ride dismount. I would have awarded him the prize, but the judges disagreed with me, giving the Junior gong to Owen Long for an undoubtedly polished performance with a great repertoire of tricks. The men’s overall deservedly went to Dennis Winstanley, with somewhat controversial results in the rest of the men’s fleet. Second was Robbie Treharne, with third to Mike Lancey. 

Course racing was held after lunch when the breeze finally picked up to a shifty 12-15 knots from the southwest. Four races filled out the series, and the light conditions mixed things up a bit and enabled most of the junior sailors to get round the big course, with excellent results for up-and-coming youth sailor Sam Treharne, who had a first in the lightweights in race 6, while Matt Ivshenko scored a 5th in race 7. Chris was delighted to finish first over the line in the last race, and came back to shore in an excellent mood.


Now I’m sitting up in the clubhouse sipping my Sauvignon Blanc and waiting for the presentation, looking out over the aqua water and the bobbing Couta boats on their moorings. A great series, with many thanks to the SSBC for their professionalism, and also to Brian Lancey (Technical Advisor to the race committee) and Mark and Tonia Lloyd for their great regatta organisation. I know how hard it is to organise and sail, so special kudos to both of them for getting out there in every discipline. 

Freestyle results:



Place Name Points
1 Dennis Winstanley 3
2 Rob Treharne 6
3 Michael Lancey 12
4 Stuart Gilbert 14
5 Mark Lloyd 22
6 Greg Johns 22.5
7 Christopher Thompson 23
8 Paul Grimshaw 24
9 Owen Long 27
10 Martin Stone 29.5
11 Andrew Divola 30.5
12 Jason Morris 39
13 Samuel Treharne 39.5
14 Daniel Bainbridge 40
15 Stephen Walsh 40
16 Will Divola 46
17 Christopher Stenta 47.5
18 Daniel Heyworth 50.5
19 Angus Williams 51
20 Matthew Stenta 52
21 Stephen Barton 52
22 Gerald Nailon 54.5
23 Ashely Heyworth 67


FREESTYLE SCORE SUMMARY
WOMEN
Place Name Total
1 Nina Long 5
2 Sheena McKinnon 5
3 Annalise Gilbert 8
4 Tonia Grimshaw-Lloyd 13
5 Demi Gilbert 14.5
6 Lucy Heyworth 17.5
Kerry Bergman DNC


Men's pentathlon:















          Slalom Marathon Freestyle Course Average Total
1 Dennis Winstanley 18 Master Male 1 2 1 1 1.2 6.2
2 Rob Treharne 777 Open Male 2 1 2 1 1.3 7.3
3 Stuart Gilbert 10 Grand Master Male 1 1 4 1 1 8
4 Michael Lancey AUS171 Open Male 3 2 3 2 2.3 12.3
5 Greg Johns 1 Grand Master Male 2 2 6 2 1.8 13.8
6 Christopher Thompson 249 Grand Master Male 2 5 7 2 1.8 17.8
7 Martin Stone 164 Master Male 1 4 10 4 3.8 22.8
8 Mark Lloyd AUS 476 Grand Master Male 6 10 5 5 4 30
9 Andrew Divola AUS968 Grand Master Male 7 3 11 6 4.8 31.8
10 Samuel Treharne 1177 Youth Male 4 5 13 6 5.2 33.2
11 Paul Grimshaw 307 Grand Master Male 5 8 8 7 5.3 33.3
12 Daniel Bainbridge 7 Grand Master Male 4 6 14 5 4.5 33.5
13 Jason Morris 320 Master Male 5 6 12 7 5.2 35.2
14 Stephen Barton 520 Grand Master Male 3 6 21 5 5.2 40.2
15 Matthew Stenta 1336 Youth Male 3 4 20 8 6.8 41.8
16 Gerald Nailon 27 Grand Master Male 7 5 22 6 5.2 45.2
17 Stephen Walsh 40 Grand Master Male 8 11 15 8 7.5 49.5
18 Warren Holder 1KT Ancient Mariner Male 4 3 37 3 3.3 50.3
19 Paul Ivshenko 17 Grand Master Male 8 1 37 3 2.5 51.5
20 Robert Stenta 2776 Grand Master Male 6 4 37 4 3.8 54.8
21 Roger Crawford 414 Master Male 5 10 37 4 4.3 60.3
22 Timothy Forster 108 Ancient Mariner Male 6 7 37 7 6.5 63.5
23 Darren Garner AUS 96 Master Male 15 8 37 3 3.3 66.3
24 Christopher Stenta 1397 Junior Male 9 14 17 12 14.3 66.3
25 Jorn Krohnke AUS60 Ancient Mariner Male 8 7 37 8 8.5 68.5
26 Matthew Ivshenko 117 Youth Male 7 3 37 11 12.2 70.2
27 Steve Newman 1977 Ancient Mariner Male 10 7 37 9 7.7 70.7
28 Jim Kariotis 33 Grand Master Male 9 8 37 9 8 71
29 Owen Long 02 Junior Male 16 14 9 16 17.3 72.3
30 Ashley Heyworth AUS960 Youth Male 13 9 23 13 15.5 73.5
31 Quentin Grimshaw Q9 Master Male 9 10 37 9 9.5 74.5
32 Angus Williams 789 Junior Male 14 14 19 14 16 77
33 Jeremy Trotman 1218 Grand Master Male 11 12 37 10 11.8 81.8
34 Will Divola will Sub Jnr Male 17 14 16 17 18 82
35 Jack Lloyd 229 Junior Male 12 14 37 15 16 94


Women's pentathlon:



WOMEN 2011 WOD Pentathlon
Slalom Marathon Freestyle Course Average Total
1 Sheena McKinnon 600 Open Female 1 1 2 1 1 6
2 Annalise Gilbert 111 Junior Female 2 2 3 2 2 11
3 Tonia Grimshaw-Lloyd 303 G. Master Female 4 3 4 3 4.7 18.7
4 Nina Long 73 Junior Female 3 7 1 5 6.3 22.3
5 Kerry Bergman 416 Open Female 5 7 7 4 5.3 28.3
6 Lucy Heyworth 2 Junior Female 6 7 6 6 6.5 31.5
7 Demi Gilbert Sub Junior Female 7 7 5 7 7 33

Photos to follow soon!

2 comments:

  1. Chris and Deb,
    This is superb, guys!
    Reports and photos are brilliant to promote the class.
    Well Done.
    Brian Lancey

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  2. great to see Stu Gilbert up there at the top of the rankings- last I sailed with him at the '92 Worlds-are we really grand masters? Looking for Warren and Kim Williams can you help Adewentzel@gmail.com Good to see the class is still going somewhere in the world

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