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ISA Youth Pathway National Championships - Day 1 at Howth

by ISA on 25 Apr 2014
ISA Youth Pathway National Championships 2014 Irish Sailing Association . http://www.sailing.ie
Some of Ireland’s top young sailors began competing in Dublin at the annual four-day ISA Youth Pathway National Championships hosted by Howth Yacht Club on April 24. Only the Laser Radial and 420 classes had racing for the first day but they will be joined on day two by the Laser 4.7, Topper and Optimist fleets bringing the total number of sailors on the water to over 250 for the rest of the weekend.

In the Laser Radial class it was the Corkonians that commanded the top spots today. Séafra Guilfoyle from Royal Cork Yacht Club in Crosshaven took a three point lead after the initial three races. He had a 3, 1, 1 putting him in pole position ahead of Kinsale’s Ross O’Sullivan and fellow Royal Cork and ISA Academy teammate Cian Byrne.

Taking charge of the two-person 420 fleet were local Howth duo Robert Dickson and Sean Waddilove. They won the first two races and finished second in the final race of the day. They lead Harry Whitaker and Grattan Roberts and Peter McCann and Arran Walsh, both teams hailing from Royal Cork.

Tomorrow there will be three separate race areas north of Irelands Eye in order to accommodate the large number of competitors. Up for grabs at the most prestigious annual youth sailing event on the domestic calendar will be the coveted places on summer squads and teams for international events. Each day over 100 volunteers will be on hand to cover race management, rescue, mark laying and jury. This will including a fleet of over 35 powerboats and RIBs, nine yachts and committee boats and an additional 40+ support RIBs.

Laser Radial Provisional Results

Place

Helm Name

Club

R1

R2

R3

Total

Nett

1st

Séafra Guilfoyle

RCYC

3

1

1

5

5

2nd

Ross O'Sullivan

KYC

1

4

3

8

8

3rd

Cian Byrne

RCYC

2

2

7

11

11

 

420 Provisional Results

Place

Helm Name

Crew Name

Club

R1

R2

R3

Total

Nett

1st

Robert Dickson

Sean Waddilove

HYC

1

1

2

4

4

2nd

Harry Whitaker

Grattan Roberts

RCYC

3

3

1

7

7

3rd

Peter McCann

Arran Walsh

RCYC

4

8

3

15

15


For full results see www.hyc.ie/resultsselector


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