Marathon results: overall and division (provisional)

Sail number	Surname	First name	Weight division	Marathon placing	Division placing
10	Gilbert	Stuart	H	5	1
G520	Cudmore	Rohan	H	9	2
1	Johns	Greg	H	15	3
27	Nailon	Gerald	H	24	4
60	Krohnke	John	H	27	5
8888	Barlow	Mathew	H	30	6
IX	Doolan	Peter	H	33	7
AUS 520	Barton	Steve	H	34	12
2046	Bodhan	Tom	H	34	12
M	Griffith	Mick	H	34	12
1kt	Holder	Warren	H	34	12
777	Treharne	Rob	L	1	1
700	Howard	Rob	L	2	2
164	Stone	Martin	L	3	3
WW	Wright	Will	L	6	4
96	Garner	Darren	L	7	5
1177	Rofe	Mal	L	13	6
1311	Jones	Tim	L	14	7
117	Iveshenko	Matt	L	16	8
1977	Newman	Steve	L	17	9
411	Walter	Simon	L	21	10
309	Schwebel	Ron	L	22	11
40	Walsh	Steven	L	23	12
789	Williams	Angus	L	25	13
3	Long	Owen	L	28	14
161	Jones	Rob	L	29	15
X1	Peter	Nitschke	L	34	21
5	Powell	Gary	L	34	21
H	Price	Harry	L	34	21
RR	Rourke	Richard	L	34	21
ST	Treharne	Sam	L	34	21
17	Iveshenko	Paul	M	4	1
7	Bainbridge	Dan	M	8	2
2	O'Connr	Scott	M	10	3
968	Divola	Dolly	M	11	4
414	Crawford	Roger	M	18	5
108	Forster	Tim	M	19	6
0	Doolan	Peter	M	20	7
9	Hozack	Rod	M	26	8
888	Long	Mark	M	31	9
717	Dibben	Mark	M	34	14
151	Gilbert	Loch	M	34	14
144	Simpson	Mark	M	34	14
838	West	David	M	34	14
72	Long	Nina	W	32	1
42	Apthorp	Deb	W	34	4
Clare	Hozack	Clare	W	34	4

Provisional men's pentathlon results for Port Stephens 2012 Nationals

Sail number	Surname	First name	Weight division	Course racing	Course average	Slalom	Marathon	Freestyle	TOTAL	RANK
777	Treharne	Rob	L	1	1	1	1	1	5	1
G520	Cudmore	Rohan	H	3	2.4	1	2	3	11.4	2
10	Gilbert	Stuart	H	2	2.4	2	1	9	16.4	3
1	Johns	Greg	H	1	1.6	4	3	8	17.6	4
164	Stone	Martin	L	3	2.8	4	3	5	17.8	5
WW	Wright	Will	L	6	6	2	4	3	21	6
2	O'Connor	Scotty	M	7	6.2	1	3	6	23.2	7
968	Divola	Dolly	M	3	3.6	6	4	7	23.6	8
414	Crawford	Roger	M	5	4.8	3	6	9	27.8	9
838	West	David	M	2	1.8	3	5	16	27.8	9
7	Bainbridge	Dan	M	4	4.6	7	2	11	28.6	11
717	Dibben	Mark	M	6	6	2	14	2	30	12
1977	Newman	Steve	L	4	4.4	5	9	20	42.4	13
1kt	Holder	Warren	H	6	6.4	7	12	13	44.4	14
27	Nailon	Gerald	H	7	6.6	5	4	22	44.6	15
309	Schwebel	Ron	L	11	10.6	5	11	12	49.6	16
17	Iveshenko	Paul	M	1	1.2	5	1	46	54.2	17
700	Howard	Rob	L	2	2	3	2	46	55	18
151	Gilbert	Lachlan	M	8	7	9	14	18	56	19
IX	Doolan	Peter	H	10	9.2	9	7	24	59.2	20
9	Hozack	Rod	M	12	11.2	11	9	17	60.2	21
789	Williams	Angus	L	12	10.8	10	13	19	64.8	22
M	Griffith	Mick	H	4	3.4	3	12	46	68.4	23
AUS 520	Barton	Steve	H	5	4.4	6	12	46	73.4	24
3	Long	Owen	L	15	12.4	17	14	15	73.4	24
8888	Barlow	Mathew	H	8	6.8	7	6	46	73.8	26
40	Walsh	Steven	L	14	12	13	12	23	74	27
96	Garner	Darren	L	5	5.6	13	5	46	74.6	28
108	Forster	Tim	M	9	7.2	6	7	46	75.2	29
1177	Rofe	Mal	L	7	6.6	10	6	46	75.6	30
1311	Jones	Tim	L	9	8.4	8	7	46	78.4	31
60	Krohnke	Jorn	H	9	8.6	10	5	46	78.6	32
117	Iveshenko	Matt	L	8	6.8	10	8	46	78.8	33
161	Jones	Rob	L	10	8.6	5	15	46	84.6	34
ST	Treharne	Sam	L	21	21	8	21	14	85	35
X1	Nitschke	Peter	L	16	14.4	13	21	21	85.4	36
144	Simpson	Mark	M	10	9	9	14	46	88	37
2046	Bodhan	Tom	H	11	10.8	9	12	46	88.8	38
0	Doolan	John	M	11	11	14	8	46	90	39
888	Long	Mark	M	13	11.4	11	10	46	91.4	40
411	Walter	Simon	L	13	11.4	13	10	46	93.4	41
H	Price	Harry	L	18	17	17	21	27	100	42
RR	Rourke	Richard	L	19	17.2	17	21	26	100.2	43
5	Powell	Gary	L	17	18.8	21	21	46	123.8	44

2012 Aussie Nationals Notice of Race

NOTICE OF RACE

2012
WINDSURFER ONE DESIGN AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

AND

JUNIOR ONE DESIGN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

26 to 29 January 2012

Soldiers Point, NSW

SUPPORTED BY NAMOTU ISLAND RESORT, FIJI

The Organising Authority is the Windsurfer One Design Class Association of
Australia, on behalf of Windsurfing NSW Inc and the Australian Windsurfing
Association Inc; and Corlette Point Sailing Squadron.

1. VENUE

1.1    The regatta site is the All Seasons Salamander Shores Hotel, 147 Soldiers Point Road, Soldiers Point, Port Stephens, and associated area. Launching will be from the adjacent area off Seaview Crescent, containing the boat ramp and Port Stephens Sailing and Aquatic Club. For further information see http://www.salamander-shores.com/location.html

1.2    For general information on the Port Stephens area, see  the Tourism Port Stephens site at http://www.portstephens.org.au/

2. RULES

The Championships will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules
of Sailing 2009 – 2012, except where these are changed by this Notice of Race
(NOR) or by the Sailing Instructions (SIs).

3. ELIGIBILITY

3.1 This championship is open to competitors using Windsurfer One Design
sailboards and equipment complying with class rules, as varied by these Sailing
Instructions.

3.2 Windsurfer "Classics" (i.e. original design Windsurfer boards equipped with
daggerboards and short-batten sails) are welcome to race. Subject to entry
numbers, there may be a separate division in the Pentathlon scoring for Classic
boards.

3.3 The Junior One Nationals will be sailed in conjunction with the overall regatta, on separate courses. The Junior One Nationals is for sailors under 16 years, using sails of 4.5m or less on standard One Design or Classic Windsurfers or other boards as approved by the Race Committee.

4. ENTRIES / ENTRY FEE

4.1 All intending competitors are requested to complete the on-line Entry Form
at www.web55.com/windsurf, between 20 November 2011 and Tuesday 10 January 2012 at 17:00 hrs. Payment details are explained at www.web55.com/windsurf.

The registration process shall be completed in person by competitors signing a
printed copy of the Entry Form and having their weight recorded, at the venue at
the following times:

Thursday 26 January 2012 between 0900 and 1100 hours; or
Friday 27 January 2012 between 0830 and 0900 hrs.

4.2 Late entries may be accepted at the discretion of the race committee. Please
note that such entries are unlikely to be accepted less than two hours before a
racing session commences.

4.3 The entry fee for the Windsurfer One Design nationals  is $150 for payments received before 10 January 2012.  The entry fee for the Junior One nationals is $70 with discount for families. For information on payment details, contact cthom249@tpg.com.au.

4.4 The fee for entries paid for after 10 January 2012 will be $170.00 for the Windsurfer One Design nationals and $80 for the Junior One Designs.

               
5. COMPETITION DISCIPLINES

Competition will be conducted in course racing, slalom, freestyle, marathon, all
conducted in accordance with class rules, and will include overall pentathlon
results.

6. COMPETITION DIVISIONS

6.1 Competition will be conducted in the following gender, weight and age
divisions:

Windsurfer One Design

Men – lightweight, medium weight and heavy weight; Women; Youth.

6.2 Male competitors will be weighed at the time of registering. They will be
required to wear light clothing such as shorts and shirt. The race committee may
use any means they deem suitable to ascertain whether competitors are
artificially adjusting their weight.

6.3 Male competitors will be allocated to divisions of light-, medium- and
heavy- weight. Competitors weighing less than 75 kg shall race in the
Lightweight division. Competitors weighing 75 to  85 kg will race in the
Mediumweight division. Competitors weighing 85kg and over shall race in the
Heavyweight division.

6.4 Male competitors shall compete in their allocated weight division. Male
competitors may be re-weighed at any time before the commencement of any racing
session at the race committee's discretion. A sailor whose weight at re-weighing varies by more than 2.0 kg from that recorded during their official weigh-in, and who no longer conforms to the requirements of their allocated division, may have their weight division re-allocated by the race committee, according to the requirements of 6.3, for events in which all the male competitors compete in the same race. Such competitors may not be scored in the Slalom event if it has been completed before the re-weighing. Re-weighing will be conducted using the same set of scales used during registration.


6.5 Pentathlon scoring will be conducted in the following age divisions:

6.6 Men - Overall
Junior* - not turned 16 as at 26/1/12
Youth* - 17-18 years
Master - 40-45 years " "
Grand Master - >45-55 years " "
Ancient Mariner - Over 55

Women- Overall
Junior* Not turned 16
Youth*- not turned 18
Master*- 40 years and over

* subject to sufficient numbers. Men and Women may sail together in Junior and
Youth categories if numbers are insufficient to create separate categories


6.7 Junior and Youth competitors may use an approved smaller sail, subject to a
scoring penalty, outlined in the SIs.

Silver Fleet

6.8 If there are five or more suitable entries, a "Silver Fleet" will be run for
less experienced sailors. Entry into Silver Fleet is at the race committee's
discretion, but generally is restricted to sailors who have not recently raced a
major windsurfer championships, have not finished in the top 75% of a national
or state windsurfer title, and have not previously won a Silver Fleet national
or state title.

6.9 Silver Fleet competitors will start with the main fleet. However, in
unfavourable weather conditions the Silver Fleet scoring may be taken at the
finish of the first segment (normally, one triangle) of the full course. Silver
Fleet sailors who complete only the first segment of the course will also be
scored in the overall fleet;, however,  for the purposes of scoring in the overall
fleet, they will be allocated points higher than the last sailor who completes
the full course.

6.10 Silver Fleet sailors may choose to complete the full course but their
attention is drawn to the fact that they may not complete within the time limit
and the next race will not be delayed for Silver Fleet sailors who choose to
sail the full course.

6.11 Silver Fleet sailors may choose to use an approved smaller sail, subject to
a scoring penalty, as outlined in the SIs.

Junior One Design

6.12 Subject to entries and race committee’s discretion, Junior One Design will be sailed in the following categories; Junior (under 16) and Sub-Junior (13 and under).

7. SCHEDULE

The competition schedule will be in accordance with the following as well as
notices to competitors. The Championships is an `On Call' Regatta.

Day Date Activity Time

Thursday 26/1/10 Registration 09.00 – 11.00 hours
Thursday 26/1/10 Freestyle/slalom commences 11.00 - 12.00
Friday 27/1/10 Competition commences 10.00am
Saturday 28/1/10 Competition commences 10.00am
Sunday 29/1/10 Competition commences 10.00am
Sunday 29/1/10 Presentation TBA pm

No discipline will be started after 1630hours on Sunday 29/1/10.

NB: Details of social events will be advised in a separate social events notice.

8. EQUIPMENT

8.1 It is the responsibility of each competitor to ensure that their equipment
conforms to the current class rules, according to rule 78 and B2.2.
8.2 Downhaul systems that can be adjusted whilst sailing without the need for
the sail to be in the water shall not be used.

8.3 Outhaul systems that can be adjusted whilst sailing without the need for the
sail to be in the water shall not be used.

8.4 The PRO shall have the sole power to determine whether equipment may breach
clauses 8.2 and 8.3 and any relevant penalties.

8.5 Sail numbers that are readily visible shall be used at all times, except in
the freestyle event. Competitors are strongly requested to use official AWA sail
numbers, which are allocated free of charge to all members of the WODCAA. Please
consult the list of sail numbers on the AWA website to select an available
number and then email your selected number to windsurferod@windsurfing.org.
Priority regarding the use of clashing numbers shall always be given to the
sailor possessing an official AWA number.

8.6 The race committee is under no obligation to give redress for any incident
caused by lack of sail numbers of the official AWA type, size and description.

9. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

Sailing instructions will be issued at the time of registering on 26/1/10.

10. RACING AREA

Competition will be conducted on the waters of Port Stephens, Australia

11. COURSES

11.1 The Courses to be sailed will be described in the sailing instructions. The
standard course racing layout will be one triangle, followed by one
windward/return. This may be varied in heavy weather. Competitors will be
informed of any such alteration before the relevant racing session commences.

11.2  If strong winds may make it difficult for many competitors to finish the full course, a “Grand Prix” finish system may be used  at the discretion of the race committee.  If this option is selected, after the first finisher completes the full course a flag will be flown from the race committee. All competitors that cross the finish line within 20 minutes after the first finisher will be deemed to be finished, irrespective of the number of laps they have completed. Competitors who have only finished one lap will be ranked behind boats that have completed two laps.  Board failing to cross the finish line within 20 minutes of the first competitor to finish the full course will be scored DNF.

11.3 The standard slalom layout shall consist of a P-shaped course for the first
lap, followed by an M-shape course for the final lap. Competitors will be
informed of any alteration before the relevant racing session commences.

11.4 The marathon course will be described at a briefing before the event
commences.

12. SCORING

12.1 The Low Point System, Appendix A shall apply for course racing and
marathon.

12.2 Slalom, freestyle and pentathlon will be scored in accordance with class
rules. For the pentathlon scoring, competitor ties in the slalom and freestyle
will be scored in accordance with rule A7.

13. PRIZES

Trophies will be awarded to the first, second and third placed competitor in the
pentathlon results for the mens and womens fleets, and for each competition
discipline as relevant. Prizes for age and other divisions are at the discretion
of the race committee.

14. BUOYANCY

With the exception of when competing in the slalom and freestyle disciplines,
all competitors shall wear personal flotation devices which are in good
condition and are in accordance with the specifications issued or approved by a
national authority or as approved by the Organising Authority (changes rules
27.1 and 40.1.) Attention is drawn to rule 1.2.

15. ENTRY DISCLAIMER

It is the competitor's sole decision to enter this Championship and to start and
or to continue to compete. By way of entering, competitors acknowledge that
their participation in this Championship can be dangerous and shall accept that
their participation is at their exclusive risk in every respect. They shall hold
harmless the Organising Authority, its officers, members, servants and agents
and all other competitors in respect of all liability for any injury to their
person and or loss or damage to their property howsoever arising from their
participation or intended participation in this Championship and acknowledge
that the Organising Authority, its officers, members, servants, agents and other
competitors accept no responsibility in respect of loss of life, personal injury
or loss or damage to property which may result by reason of a competitor's
participation or intended participation in this Championship or arising for
whatever reason in connection with this Championship. Attention is drawn to rule
4.

16. INSURANCE

16.1 Every competitor shall have public liability insurance considered
appropriate by the Organising Authority for not less than $10m for any one
incident.

16.2 Every competitor who signs the Entry Form and enters is deemed to have made
a decision that they have such insurance. Competitors found not to have such
insurance shall have their entry revoked.

16.3 Insurance can be obtained by joining an Australian Windsurfing Association affiliated club or the Windsurfer One Design Class Association of Australia. Membership of the WODCAA will be
available at registration for $20 (one regatta) or $40 (full year).

17. VENUE

1.3    17.1 The regatta site at Soldiers Point is approximately 2.5 hours drive north from Sydney.

Newcastle Williamtown Airport is serviced by Jetstar and Virgin and is
located some 25 minutes drive from PSSAC.

18. ACCOMMODATION

A variety of caravan and camping grounds, B&BS and houses are in the area.

The Salamander Shores motel is adjacent to the regatta site and is providing discount rates for competitors who are attending the regatta.  Go to the website at http://www.salamander-shores.com/  and use promotional code “sail’.

For other accommodation, see Winning Holidays or www.holidaysportstephens.com.au

The "Big 4 Soldiers Point Holiday Park" (www.big4soldierspoint.com.au 02-4982
7300) is adjacent to the Salamander Shores.

The council-owned Soldiers Point Holiday Park (www.beachsideholidays.com.au 1800
600 204) is located within 2 minutes drive, 15 minutes waterfront walk, or a few
minutes sailing.

Other nearby centres include Anna Bay/One Mile Beach area, 13 minutes from the
regatta site by car and nestled between the beautiful Birubi and One Mile surf
beaches. Accomodation around Anna Bay/One Mile Beach includes;

The Retreat Port Stephens; appears to have good rates on group accommodation
(cabins, duplex, bungalows etc) and details are available at
www/portstephens.org.au/accom_rates.asp?Code=1662 or 02-4982 1244.

Melaleuca Surfside Backpackers (www.meleleucabackpackers.com.au or 02- 4981
9422) offers clean and laid-back dorms and cabins in a bushy setting.
Unfortunately, the campsites are all booked to a school group.

Wanderers Retreat (http://www.wanderersretreat.com, 02-4982 1702) offers more
upmarket accommodation.

19. FURTHER INFORMATION

For further information please contact:

Chris Thompson 0405 160 125 or windsurferod@windsurfing.org

The Windsurfer One Design class is sponsored by Namotu Island Resort, Fiji

Australian nationals 2011/12

There's been some delay due to issues with an associated regatta, but the world's longest-running nationals has now been confirmed for 2011/12. It's on the now-traditional Australia Day long weekend at the stunning location of Port Stephens, two hours north of Sydney.

This year's event will take place from Thursday 26 to Sunday 29 January, adjacent to the Salamander Shores hotel at Soldiers Point. The Salamander will be base for the event, which is hosted by the Corlette Point Sailing Squadron.

As always, there will be events for Junior One Designs, and (subject to entries) a Silver Fleet for new sailors or rusty sailors, and a sub-class for classic fixed-daggerboard original boards.

The Notice of Race will be out next week and from then on we'll be hassling Aussie sailors to head up there for a classic weekend of real Windsurfing. This year the target is to beat the recent record of 57 entries and make it 60+ entries, so this will be one great regatta!

For more information on Port Stephens, see http://www.portstephens.org.au/

For more information, contact Chris Thompson at

cthom249@tpg.com.au or call (02) 9569 2522

The Italian Job

The Italian Windsurfer class association has created a nice little showreel about the class.



Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k43-OigtTrk&feature=share

Taking on the technoweenies*

One of the fun things about sailing a One Design is that in performance terms, you really can't lose.  Every other windsurfer on the water expects to be able to blast past, which lends a delicious irony to the fact that sometimes the ancient Wally is actually pretty damn quick.

Rarely was this shown as well as at the NSW state Interclub round at Lake Illawarra south of Sydney a couple of years back.  It didn't just howl, it screamed, with official winds clocked in at over 40 knots - heavy enough to pick up one old board and impale it on another, pierced from deck to bottom with a skeg.

When it calmed down a bit, we went out to race in winds gusting about 30 or more - strong enough that big Mike Nelson, national slalom champ, took out a sail around 6m and a slalom board instead of his Formula or Raceboard gear.  And on the Z course, the One Designs caned it.  In Race 2, at the last mark the leaders went around four abreast - three One Designs and Mike Nelson, all ahead of the Formula and Raceboards.

The pic below was taken at the finish line of Race 2.  That's Mike to the right and to the left is Jessica Crisp - multiple OIympian, former World Cup women's overall champ - about to overtake him only to crash and lose the race five feet from the line. The Raceboards and Formula boards are all still struggling up the beat, well behind.

Jess Crisp, multiple world pro champ, chases down national slalom champ Mike Nelson

A bit earlier, on the other side of the world and the other extreme of conditions, British sailor Jonathan Pooley wandered down to 2007's version of the annual Fat Face windsurfing festival with an original dacron-and-daggerboard Windsurfer.  With 229 boards entered in the Freeride fleet no one would expect even an expert to be competitive on an ancient Windsurfer - but with winds varying from 1 to 8 knots, Jonathan was not just competitive - he came within a whisker of winning overall, losing only on countback with three seconds and a first.  He was beaten only by a Fanatic Ultracat Raceboard with an 11.4m sail.  And in the process, we scored one of the classic Windsurfer photos, showing a tiny lone dacron triangle against a sea of high-tech monofilm - and beating them all.

Jonathan Pooley (right of centre) shows no mercy to a fleet of 229 modern boards at the Fat Face Festival

I've also been lucky enough to enjoy showing off the Wally's performance at the extremes.  One was at the nationals a few years back in Victoria, where the Marathon was sailed in conjunction with a round-the-island race that attracted everything from junior dinghies to yachts and fast cats.  With a massive chop and 28+ knot winds, the only things that beat the top two One Designs home were a pair of national catamaran champs on their 16 footers.

On my last windsurfing trip down to Victoria, I ended up with a day to burn in Melbourne.  Windsurfing in Melbourne these days is (apart from the Parkdale One Design fleet) all about shortboards, but I thought I'd wander down to the windsurfer heartland at Elwood Sailing Club to see what was up.  What was up, it turned out, was one of the few races (apart from the OD ones) left in Melbourne.

A One Design starting as it finished - in front

With the wind struggling to hit 10 knots, the course was shortened to just half an hour of reaching back and forth.  With only two "real" longboards, my One Design and a nice home-made Raceboard, it was a two-horse race.  The Raceboarder had the pace, but never having raced before he didn't have the gybes.  At the end, the One Design came home about 50m ahead, finishing 10 laps. Third placegetter, on one of the SUPs, finished just seven.  Considering that there was no beating, it was an eye opener to see how fast the One Design went compared to the SUPs.

Meanwhile, in the USA, Ted Schweitzer is also out there scaring the monofilm jocks...

So who else has a favourite tale of taking on the might of the high-tech boards and winning?

* PS - no offence to anyone who moves monofilm and lightweight boards!

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

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