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RPAYC hold a narrow lead after Round One of the Interclub Challenge at the CYCA |
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Interclub Report - Youth Development
Thursday 16 June 2011
The Interclub Challenge consists of three regattas held at Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia & Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club. Each club submits two teams for each regatta. The regatta consists of six races and each team is allowed to discard their worst result. The overall winner of each regatta is determined by the tally of both teams scores.
The first regatta of the series was held at the CYCA on Sunday, the 16 of June. Our two RPAYC teams were met with quite challenging conditions, with heavy rain and a very shifty 10 to 20 knot SSE breeze blowing.
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Harken Women’s International Match Racing Regatta |
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4 April 2011
By Stu Templeton
The RPAYC girls qualified for the finals of the 2011 HARKEN Women’s International Match Racing Regatta sailed on Sydney Harbour, hosted by the CYCA. |
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Youth Match Racing Squad - 2011 New Zealand Trip |
By Stuart Templeton
RPAYC Club Coach
February 2011
As the culmination of our Youth Development Program and Youth Match Racing Squad the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club selects a representative team to compete in 2 match Racing events in New Zealand. The two regattas chosen this year were the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Harken International Youth Match Racing Regatta and the Royal port Nicholson CentrePort International Youth Match Racing Regatta. The selection process is quite rigorous with the athletes from the Youth Match Racing Squad being chosen on their sailing ability, club involvement and attitude. The representative teams for each event are as follows:
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YD Interclub Regatta - RSYS |
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RSYS hosted Interclub
Sunday 20 June 2010
By Stu Templeton
With a light Westerly breeze blowing in the morning and blue skies expected the RSYS leg of the Interclub series looked to be a fantastic day. The RPAYC team arrived nice and early so we could have a look at the squadrons Elliot 6’s, for most of the kids it was their first time sailing an Elliot. We had a look at the differences between the Force 24’s and the Elliot’s and talked though some action planning and boat set up. As soon as briefing was over we headed down to our boats, rigged, bailed and then double checked everything. Then it was time for a bit of crash course training to get up to speed sailing the Elliot’s.
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