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Sail Canada Judges Program

by Sail Canada on 6 Feb 2014
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Sail Canada’s Judge program exists to serve the sport of sailing by producing well qualified individuals who volunteer their time serving on water and on protest committees at events locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

Sail Canada is pleased to acknowledge the following individuals who have achieved new certification or been granted re-certification at their current level:

Peter Wood - National Judge
Barbara James - National Judge
Greg Dargavel - Regional Judge
Shelley Vaughan - Regional Judge
Lorne Chapman - National Judge
Doug Creelman - National Judge
Joe Jospe - Regional Judge

Thanks to all the officials who dedicate their time and efforts to the sport of Sail Canada Website
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