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RS Feva National Championships overall

by Frances Peters on 4 Jun 2015
2015 PA Consulting RS Feva National Championships Peter Newton
Last weekend, Rutland Sailing Club was home to the PA Consulting RS Feva National Championships 2015. 178 RS Feva sailors from around the country gathered in anticipation of some of the hottest junior double handed racing in the country and the legendary atmosphere on the shore that is typical of RS class events.

Day one brought rain and a windy forecast. It was set to be a challenging day in conditions where the RS Feva really comes to life. Sailors looked out on the lake and there was an air of apprehension and nerves as the pinnacle event of many sailors’ sailing calendars was finally here. Despite the conditions, it was impossible to deny the evident excitement across the fleet.

With a fleet of 89 boats in attendance, the first two days of the regatta constituted the ‘Qualifying series’, when boats were split into four fleets and a schedule was organised to mean that everyone raced each other to create a ranking order. Once complete the fleet was split into ‘gold’ and ‘silver’ fleets for the ‘Final’ series on the last day of the regatta. This was where the real action began and the champions were crowned.

Carnage on the race course as the high winds really sorted the men from the boys. Boats were forced to retire as a result of gear failure or as the crew became overwhelmed by conditions. Brothers, Dan and Fin Armstrong made it look easy by taking a perfect score away from the day, posting a string of first places. The Jameson brothers also had a strong day in the breeze, leaving them in second place overnight, while Matthew Leckie and Izzy Bristow snapped at their heels in third.

Fuelled on adrenaline, sailors returned to shore raving about the day, most grinning ear to ear. Right on the cue the weather started to improve and as if enough energy hadn’t already been burned in the course of three wild races on the water, competitors piled onto the inflatable human table football pitch that had been laid on for an evening of fun and games. Meanwhile, others feasted on the BBQ food arranged for the fleet and enjoyed the music playing as they looked over the lake.

Refreshed and wanting more, sailors arrived on Saturday to a totally different set of conditions. Sun and light winds were the order of the day, would this see a set of new faces at the front of the fleet? In the end, it was the Jameson brothers who gave it their all to knock the Armstrong brothers off their perch. The boys sailed a consistent day in a set of inconsistent conditions and took away a 1,2,3 putting them into the lead going into the final series. The Armstrong brothers were not giving up without a fight and held on to second position overnight while Rory Odell and Joshua Bonsey were hot on the chase in third. Freya Black and Hatty Cage lead the race for the ladies boats, sitting in ninth position overall.



The points on the scoreboard were tight and no one could rest on their laurels as Sunday brought an increasing breeze and four intense final series races. The Armstrong brothers took to the wind like a duck to water and resumed their string of firsts, letting no one past them over the course of the day. After winning with a race to spare, the Armstrong brothers were to be crowned 2015 RS Feva National Champions. Iain Bird and Jake Hardman settled for a string of seconds, finishing with a third place which put shot them up the scoreboard and putting them in second place overall. Odell and Bonsey took bronze while Daniel Lewis and Tristan Payne and Henry and Rupert Jameson finished in a very reputable fourth and fifth position respectively. Black and Cage climbed a place on the final day to mean that they finished eighth overall and took the coveted ladies trophy home.

A super three days which brought a full range of conditions, plenty of fun for all of the sailors and cause for celebration for many across the fleet. The success of the event is down to the support of this year’s sponsors; PA Consulting Group and Volvo, both of whom we have been privileged to have on board. We also owe a thank you to Magic Marine for their continued support in the class and for the provision of prizes for the championship.

The next instalment of UK RS Feva action will take place at Burnham Sailing Club on fourth-5th July, where the Volvo RS Feva Grand Prix series will be resumed. After the roaring success of the first GP in Northampton, it’s set to be a weekend not to be missed.

Full results

Gold Final Flight

Rank Sail Number Helm Crew Group Helm SC Crew SC F1 F2 F3 F4 Total Nett
1st 4890 Fin Armstrong Dan Armstrong MALE Rtyc Rtyc (1) 1 1 1 24 16
2nd 5029 Iain Bird Jake Hardman MALE HISC HISC 2 2 2 (3) 70 22
3rd 5141 Rory Odell Joshua Bonsey MALE Northampton Northampton 3 8 5 (11) 55 29
4th 5450 Daniel Lewis Tristan Payne MALE Draycote Water Sailing Club Hisc (12) 10 3 5 55 32
5th 5763 Henry Jameson Rupert Jameson MALE HISC HISC 5 11 (12) 6 49 33
6th 5161 Matthew Leckie Izzy Bristow MIXED LLSC LLSC (10) 5 4 2 51 34
7th 4945 Jack Lewis Lucas Marshall MALE Draycote Water Sailing Club Draycote Water Sailing Club 13 3 7 (45 OCS) 105 41
8th 4631 Freya Black Harriet Cage FEMALE HISC Thames Sailing Club 7 6 6 (8) 60 42
9th 4745 Charles Elliott Ellie McDonald MIXED HISC HISC 4 4 9 (45 RET) 101 45
10th 5634 Freddie Peters Louis Johnson MALE HISC HISC (15) 14 8 10 78 54
11th 5454 Ben Batchelor Erin Murphy MIXED Isle Of Man Yacht Club Isle Of Man Yacht Club 6 19 15 (33) 117 75
12th 5626 Matthew Caiger Niamh Davies MIXED Sevenoaks Burnham SC (30) 7 16 4 152 77
13th 5494 Emma Tardrew Isobel Clark FEMALE Haying Island Sailing Club Hayling Island Club 22 (30) 14 13 147 88
14th 5562 Rory Fulton Joshua Holman MALE Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Cl Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Club (43) 12 10 9 157 92
15th 2508 Jessica Jobson Caitlin Webster FEMALE RTYC RTYC 9 16 (41) 16 156 93
16th 5000 Charlotte Ormerod Maddie Wylie FEMALE Oxford Ripon 18 20 18 (45 OCS) 185 95
17th 5517 Liam Willis Arran Mills MALE Lymington Town SC Lymington Town SC (26) 9 20 20 166 95
18th 501 ellen morley sophie johnson FEMALE burnham sailing club Blackwater Sailing Club 14 (38) 17 7 181 98
19th 3638 Alice Edmonds Louis Gibbs MIXED Chew Valley Lake SC Chew Valley Lake SC 19 25 (26) 12 182 111
20th 576 Ryan Bush Abigail Campbell MIXED Bristol Corinthian Bristol Corinthain 21 31 13 (45 OCS) 207 117
21st 4385 Jude McFarlane Bond Eric McFarlane Bond MALE CVLSC CVLSC (25) 22 22 18 166 117
22nd 4734 Alice Handley Zoe James FEMALE HISC HISC 17 (43) 28 14 182 120
23rd 4963 Louis Wright Jamie Allen MALE HISC HISC 23 21 (43) 15 189 122
24th 5174 Matt Smith Issy Taylor-Jones MIXED Brightlingsea Sailing Club Royal Harwich Yacht Club 11 18 19 (24) 192 123
25th 2383 Toby Atherton Matthew Bamber MALE Ryde School / Gurnard SC Ryde School / Royal Vic. YC 29 (35) 25 19 179 125
26th 1884 Harry Jones Ethan Plank MALE Draycote Water Sailing Club Draycote Water Sailing Club 28 26 24 (45 DNC) 190 127
27th 4065 George Tardrew Freddie Simes MALE HISC BVSC 8 13 21 (45 DNC) 208 129
28th 2422 Toby Mizzi Tom Callan MALE Littleton Sailing Club Littleton Sailing Club (38) 32 30 22 187 133
29th 5627 William Caiger Caitlin Atkin MIXED Bewl Valley SC Bewl Valley SC 20 (44) 11 34 222 133
30th 5775 Tom Holliday Ollie Dennis MALE Emsworth Emsworth 27 17 (39) 23 201 136
31st 5764 Henry Rastrick Jamie Rastrick MALE Ripon SC Ripon SC (32) 24 23 25 214 137
32nd 4682 Dylan Collingbourne Caitlin Morley MIXED Burnham Sailing Club Burnham Sailing Club (37) 28 31 28 231 149
33rd 4530 Michael Dyer Samuel Dyer MALE Herne Bay Sailing Club Herne Bay Sailing Club (33) 29 29 17 200 149
34th 4623 Zoe King Alice Powell FEMALE Hayling Island Warsash / Hayling Island 31 15 (35) 21 218 152
35th 5561 Jamie Macaulay Billy Bastide MALE Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Cl Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Club 16 33 38 (45 DNC) 240 167
36th 4062 Christopher James James Hall MALE HISC/Papercourt HISC/Papercourt 24 23 27 (29) 243 169
37th 4179 Harrison Pye Fergus Pye MALE Draycote Water Sailing Club Draycote Water Sailing Club 35 42 44 (45 DNC) 270 180
38th 783 David Nunn Lucinda Cotterill MIXED bowmoor/cbyc bowmoor (44) 39 33 32 261 180
39th 5846 Pierce Harris Alfie Cogger MALE Windermere School Windermere School (42) 41 36 26 264 193
40th 4766 Lisa Rose Lily Lewington FEMALE Aldeburgh Yacht Club Aldeburgh Yacht Club (36) 34 34 27 261 197
41st 5560 Jean-Baptiste Defour Alex Barone MALE Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Cl Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Club 39 27 (42) 30 285 198
42nd 2000 Taddy Horacek Finn Pritchard MALE BCYC BCYC 34 37 32 (45 DNC) 277 200
43rd 5468 Charlie harbott Dylan McPherson MALE Burnham Sailing Club Burnham Sailing Club (41) 36 37 31 268 202
44th 3672 Alexander Ratsey Bertie Ratsey MALE RWYC/RPCYC RWYC/RPCYC 40 (45 RET) 45 DNC 45 DNC 295 224
45th 5800 Harry Martin Matthew Peckham MALE Oakham / Rutland Oakham / Rutland (45) 40 40 45 OCS 317 227


Silver Final Flight

Rank Sail Number Helm Crew Group Helm SC Crew SC F1 F2 F3 F4 Total Nett
1st 5005 Tom Proffitt Jess Flint MIXED Rutland Sailing Club Rutland Sailing Club 6 (11) 2 3 154 113
2nd 5460 Jack Miller Lauren Bentley MIXED Felpham Felpham 1 3 1 (6) 153 114
3rd 4635 Lorelei Bates Felicity Allen FEMALE Bowmoor CBYC 2 5 (9) 8 155 119
4th 5630 Thomas Bale Zac Blomeley MALE South Caernarvonshire Yacht Club Rydal Penrhos School 5 (45 OCS) 3 4 201 123
5th 4622 Flossie Tanner Francesca Gilks FEMALE QMSC QMSC 3 1 (17) 5 189 127
6th 4989 Charlie Howden Marcus Hobson MALE Bewl Valley sailing Club Bewl Valley Sailing Club (13) 6 6 2 173 132
7th 2046 Ethan Gerrell Alex Ellis-Thomas MALE Queen Mary SC Queen Mary SC (19) 4 13 13 192 135
8th 4984 anna zuurmond Philomena Ala FEMALE Mengeham Rythe Sailing Club Mengeham Rythe Sailing Club (27) 13 4 19 205 143
9th 4625 Dermot Gannon Connie Stevens MIXED Burghfield SC Burghfield Sailing Club 7 18 11 (23) 208 153
10th 5631 Ewan Luke Daisy Lee-Browne MIXED Rydal Penrhos School/Llandudno SC Rydal Penrhos School (16) 12 8 7 218 157
11th 3792 India Edwards Fin Maciver MIXED Shropshire Sailing Club Shropshire Sailing Club 8 24 (45 RET) 25 RDGa 250 160
12th 5772 OLLIE PERRY TOM BARNES MALE RTYC RTYC (15) 2 7 10 230 170
13th 4650 George Richards Fraser Hemmings MALE Royal Lymington YC Stoke Bay SC 9 14 (45 DNC) 20 259 172
14th 73 Fergus fox Harry Fox MALE Burghfield Burghfield 4 (22) 22 16 243 176
15th 89 Rohan Murphy Reuben Copley MALE South Windermere Sailing Club South Windermere Sailing Club 17 17 (19) 9 242 178
16th 2609 Joseph Bradley Daniel Shillaker MALE Hill Head Sailing Club Hill Head Sailing Club (23) 7 5 1 250 182
17th 1104 Simon Hall Ernie Cockram MALE WKSC WKSC (30 DPI5) 16 15 12 262 189
18th 926 Lucy Pennant Nathan Lomas MIXED HISC Oxford Sailing Club 20 25 10 (30) 267 192
19th 5900 Andreas Purse Marcos Purse MALE Bewl Valley Bewl Valley 14 (26) 16 14 271 200
20th 4648 Will Jarman Freddie Ellis MALE Warsash SC Gurnard SC 10 10 (32) 11 290 213
21st 3120 Ethan Miles Charlie Rooks MALE HISC HISC 18 19 (30) 21 291 216
22nd 5563 Jack Dalton Jake Hunter MALE Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Cl Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Club (29) 8 18 15 294 220
23rd 5483 Patrick Cope Alec Cope MALE IOMYC IOMYC (26) 9 23 24 292 221
24th 4624 Matt Evans Alice Davis MIXED Great Moor Sailing Club Great Moor Sailing Club 21 23 (28) 17 299 226
25th 4917 Ellie Hill Toby Dawkins MIXED BCYC BCYC 24 15 14 (28) 306 233
26th 4639 Abby Childerley Izzy Bray FEMALE RSrnYC - RORC SCYC 12 (45 DNC) 21 45 DNC 324 234
27th 4355 Lauren Discombe Sophie Dorrington FEMALE Bewl Valley Wier Wood 31 30 (37) 25 318 236
28th 2431 Alex Middleton Harvey Elms MALE Rutland Sailing Club Rutland Sailing Club 43 20 12 (45 RET) 343 253
29th 5039 Oliver Neville Patrick Holmes MALE Oakham / Rutland Oakham / Rutland (36) 28 25 29 340 259
30th 5564 Michael Hall Harry Tilling MALE Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Cl Tonbridge School/ Bough Beech Sailing Club 30 (37) 24 26 350 268
31st 3743 Alice Parker Ellie Wild FEMALE Sevenoaks School Sevenoaks School 34 29 20 (45 DNC) 360 270
32nd 4284 Elias Marchetti Federico Roma MALE Sevenoaks School Sevenoaks School (38) 38 26 18 356 273
33rd 4133 Johannes Basler Jessica Schumacher MIXED SVAOe SVAOe 41 27 (45 DNC) 45 DNC 367 277
34th 6045 Ned Geake Zayna Mansuri MIXED Sevenoaks School Sevenoaks School 28 36 29 (45 DNC) 367 277
35th 5037 Issy Gibbs Daisy Streatfeild FEMALE Oakham / Rutland Oakham / Rutland 11 31 31 (45 DNC) 371 281
36th 502 Abi Clarke Jack Ellis MIXED Grafham Grafham (40) 35 27 22 366 281
37th 5847 JULIA BARNES LAUREN PATON FEMALE RTYC RTYC 39 32 35 (45 DNC) 373 283
38th 3737 Anne-Marie Ratnage Issy Willis FEMALE Sevenoaks School Sevenoaks School 22 (45 RET) 33 45 DNC 374 284
39th 4621 Blythe Berry Sophie Dennis FEMALE Emsworth Emsworth 35 34 34 (45 DNC) 382 292
40th 113 Isobel Fisher Amelia Irwin FEMALE Sevenoaks School Sevenoaks School 33 33 (45 DNC) 27 386 296
41st 3784 Amy Bale Lucy Hughes FEMALE South Caernarvonshire Yacht Club Pwllheli Sailing Club 37 21 36 (45 DNC) 387 297
42nd 5802 Toby Petit Felicity Hannah MIXED Oakham / Rutland Oakham / Rutland 32 39 (45 DNC) 45 DNC 415 325
43rd 2373 Alice Palutikof Zoe Eastwood FEMALE NBYC NBYC 42 (45 RET) 45 DNC 45 DNC 434 344
44th 4606 Freya Maxwell Christopher Clark MIXED Oakham / Rutland HISC (45 DNC) 45 DNC 45 DNC 45 DNC 439 349
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