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2015

Wednesday Evening Series Standings to 2 December:

7 December 2015

What better way to break a week than with a sail on Hump Day?

The series standings up to 2 December 2015 for this fun series:

  1. Malgas – 17
  2. Nemesis – 24
  3. Jellbaby – 25
  4. SeralonII – 29
  5. Wallbanger – 35
  6. Sea-Esta – 36
  7. Fling – 36
  8. Skybird – 37
  9. Aquabrat – 37
  10. New Wave – 44

Winds and shipping movements being favourable, this Wednesday evening sail – 9 December – will be the last of 2015; the next one being on Wednesday 6 January 2016. Provisional course is around Bellbuoy, starting 17h30 (Harbour start and finish). ABYC will be sponsoring a boerie roll for first 50 race participants.

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Rose Bowl November 2015 Results

7 December 2015

This race for female helms and/or skippers was held on Sunday 22 November. There were five competing yachts, with a few she-males and a kilted Scotsman adding to the colour. The race was sailed in fresh SW winds, which made for fast tacking at the starting line. A collision at the start saw Fling retiring, with the four remaining yachts enjoying a fast sail around the Ngqura Harbour entrance port lateral mark.

Results:

  1. J-Sea (Sigi Bailes)
  2. Wallbanger (Mrs John Tudehope)
  3. Jellybaby (Emily Moxan)
  4. Tikkalox II (Thelma Smith)

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2015 Centenary Cup – 24, 26 & 27 September

21 September 2015

This event over the coming long weekend will consist of at least two medium distance races on Thursday 24th (Skippers at 10h30, start at 11am, either Port of Ngqura or Rybanks) and Saturday 26th (Skippers at 10h30, start at 11am either Port of Ngqura or Rybanks), so that handicaps come into fair play. Sunday has round-the cans races planned (Skippers at 9h30, start at 11am) – all weather and shipping movement dependent.

Centenary Cup 2015 Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions attached.

Morgan Griffiths

Centenary Cup September 2015
Centenary Cup September 2015

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Protected: Commodores Report – AGM 2015

14 September 2015

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2015 SAS Eastern Cape Provincial Championships

8 September 2015

The SAS Eastern Cape Provincial Championships Incorporating SA Fireball and Mirror National Championships will be sailed on Wriggleswade Dam in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape from 3 to 5 October 2015.

The Notice of Race, Sailing Instructions, Accommodation and other info is available on the East London Yacht Club web site.

East Cape Provincials 2015
East Cape Provincials 2015

The SAS Youth Nationals will be sailed on Wriggleswade Dam in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape from 13 to 18 December 2015.

The Notice of Race, Sailing Instructions, Accommodation and other info is available on the Youth Nationals web site.

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2015 ABYC Prize-giving Winners

22 July 2015

Around a hundred members gathered for ABYC’s annual prize-giving ceremony on a chilly Mandela Day, 18 July 2015 at ABYC. (Scroll down for the images).

Morgan Griffiths’ first prize-giving as Sailing Commodore was handled with aplomb and efficiency as he roped Glynnis in to dole out the prizes and hugs to our fantastic sailors.

The following prizes were awarded on the night:

Keelboats:

  • Centenary Cup: Inshore/Round the Cans Series – PE Municipality Centenary, Tony Bailes on Malgas
  • Small Circle: Medium Distance – East Bound – C.A.S.A. (STONE), Joe Schable on Skybird
  • Rose Bowl: Inshore Ladies Race – Rose Bowl, Marianne Lear on New Wave
  • Wednesday Night Races: In-port Races – Jim Dickman Cup, Charlie Hills on Sewen
  • Frostbite -Pursuit Races: Pursuit Races – Paragon Cup, John Tudehope on Jellybaby
  • ABYC Week: Fleet 1 – Algoa Bay Challenge PHRF Class Floating Trophy, Tony Bailes on Nemesis
  • Race of Cardinals: Medium Distance, Bell Buoy to Coega – Edith Pearson Memorial, Phil Gutsche on Warrior
  • Double Handed St Croix: Medium Distance, Skipper + 1 – NSRI/SAB, Charlie Hills on J-Sea
  • BARRY JONES MEMORIAL: Most Frequent Sailor – Joe Schable on Skybird
  • Lionel Harling Cup: 2nd Most Frequent Sailor – Jerome Putter on Seralon II
  • Algoa Bay Cruising Trophy: Member who sailed most sea miles from port – John Tudehope on Wallbanger sailed 1400nm

Honourable mentions:

  • Mynkonos Off-Shore Regatta – Fast 42 Division: Tony Bailes – Nemesis 1st Place
  • Mynkonos Off-Shore Regatta – Overall results Division 1: Tony Bailes – Nemesis 3rd Place
  • Mynkonos Off-Shore Regatta – Overall results Division 2: John Tudehope – Wallbanger 14th
  • Vasco Da Gama: Tony Bailes – Nemesis 3rd Place
  • Vasco Da Gama: John Tudehope – Wallbanger 1st PHRF over the line
  • MSC Week: Bill Lee, 4th Place

Service:

  • Sailing Committee Go-Getters: Service to & promotion of Club and/or Sailing – Sigi Bailes who sailed in Mirror Worlds/505 Worlds/Myknos/Vasco/Coach-Mngr J22 Abyc youth team
  • Bob Lipka Memorial Plate: Service to ABYC Sailing – Ronnie Baer & Rodney Idris for SAS/505s/ Inter-clubs/ Sailing School/ABYC Week
  • Ruby Walker: Service to ABYC Sailing – Eugene Lombard for his involvement with Vasco/ABYC Week/On-going service as Safety Officer
  • Longworth: Service to ABYC Sailing – Chris Grylls for Vasco since 2014/505 Worlds/Port Authorities re lease & 505’s/Club President 3x seasons
  • President’s Cup: Club President nomination – Service to ABYC – Glynis Baer

Dinghies:

  • Level 1 Completion: Adam Grosse, Liyema Dubeko,
  • Level 2 Completion: Daniel Myburg, Simon Carthew, Luke Weddell, Anika van Rensburg, Mathew van Zyl
  • Level 3 Completion: Jordan van Zyl, Kate Norman, Jamie Norman, Courtney van Wynngaardt, Caden Haasbroek
  • Optimists – Boys: Inter-Club – ABYC Floating Trophy, Cameron Hills
  • Optimists – Girls: Inter-Club – Cyril Wiliams, Emma Lucas
  • Mirrors: Worlds – Sigi & Tammy Bailes
  • Laser 4.7: IBIS Cup – Jordan van Zyl
  • Lasers: PA Park – Charlie Hills
  • Laser Radial: PA Park – Brenden Harvey
  • Sprogs: E.F. Vos – N/A
  • RS Tera: Inter-Club – Tamryn Bailes
  • 1st Junior Double-handed: Mirror Worlds, Theewaterskloof – Sparrow, Bronywn van Wyngaardt & Jenna Bailes
  • Multihull: Hobie Nationals, 5th place – Alexa Archibald & Rob Archibald
  • Perseverance: Interclub – The Mosquito, Joshua Hammershmidt
  • For assistance to sailing school: Plus Laser Radial – James Searle, Brendan Harvey
  • Most Promising Junior: Edith Abbot – Charl Hoogendoorn
  • Promising Junior Skipper: De Vet – Jordan van Zyl
  • Progressive Dinghy Sailor: Successful &/or progressive dinghy sailor – GILES, Cameron Hills
  • 1st Senior Dinghy Sailor: 505s & Mirror exploits – E.B. Trophy, Sigi Bailes
  • TYC Youth Keelboat InterClubs – : ABYC was represented by Jordan van Zyl (Priory), Bronwyn van Wyngaardt, Jenna Bailes (Collegiate Girls High School), Chad Bilsbury (Grey High School and Tamryn Bailes (Collegiate Junior School). Sigi and Tony Bailes provided coaching and chaperone.
  • In Appreciation: Service to dinghy sailors – Gordon van Zyl, Carel Hoogendoorn, Bertha Haasbroek, James Norman, Natasha van Wyngaardt, Roger Lucas, Chris Carthew, Brett Weddell, Sigi Bailes, Glenn Myburg, Charlie Hills

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