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2015 RS200 Nationals - It's a wrap!

by Proaction on 7 Aug 2015
Day 5 - RS200 Nationals 2015 RS UK Class Associations
2015 Volvo Noble Marine RS200 National Championships - It's a wrap! The scores on the doors have been counted and the 150 competitors are assembling in front of me in the SCYC bar for our championship dinner and prizegiving.

This week has thrown everything at us, and ended on a balmy sunny note, with some harmoniously oscillating winds thrown into the mix.

So, without further ado... James Peters and Jo Wright are about to be crowned as RS200 National Champions (and, by-the-by, Youth Champions). George Yeoman and Sophie Ormsby continued their march up the leaderboard to finish second overall, with Matt Mee and Emma Norris also showing strongly on the final day to end in third overall. After a strong championship, Ally Martin and Simon Potts are first Lady in fourth, with Mark Heather and Lucy Preston rounding out the top five.

Andy and Jill Peters headed up a very fine vintage of Masters in 16th. Other fine performances of note were Gillies Munro and Daniel Harris carving up silver fleet in 17th, and Will Taylor and Fiona Mulcahy top bronze in 30th.

So, as to today's racing? A tough day to be Race Officer - and it does speak volumes that three races were achieved. A better day for the light wind specialists - and also for those who like a good old wager. Although doing so too often today was more into the realms of Russian Roulette. That said, corners were banged, banged and banged again and together with some large windshifts (in the first race, between the time the pathfinder set off and was released he was lifted 35 degrees), there was a real shake up in positions all day long and it was good to see many different boats up at the front. Cream does tend to rise to the top, though, and the three races were won by our top three overall of James/Jo, Matt/Emma and George/Sophie.



Thank you to all the team at SCYC, to our great sponsors for the event - shouts out to Volvo, Noble Marine, Harken, and Lennon Racewear - to our hard working class committee, association and media team and to Abersoch for throwing the kitchen sink at us this week!

And most importantly - thanks to all the competitors - you have been a fantastic bunch of people to spend a week with afloat and ashore.

Congratulations James and Jo - richly deserving 2015 RS200 National Champions.









Overall after four races 

Series Place Sail No Helm Crew Club Series Points Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 Race 9 Race 10
1 1570 James Peters Joanna Wright Hayling Island SC 18 1 3 2 1 1 9 3 1 11 6
2 1508 George Yeoman Sophie Ormsby Itchenor SC 34 7 7 5 13 3 3 1 7 45 1
3 1566 Matt Mee Emma Norris Burghfield SC 35 2 9 1 6 11 10 13 2 1 4
4 1467 Ally Martin Simon Potts Burghfield SC 41 5 6 3 2 6 4 2 13 22 26
5 1488 Mark Heather Lucy Preston Hayling Island SC 60 4 8 14 41 4 19 12 3 3 12
6 1603 Chris Catt Roz McGrane Netley SC 62 9 4 10 8 18 12 4 14 8 7
7 1350 Ben Palmer Amy Seebright Hayling Island SC 62 24 18 12 5 5 8 5 4 5 21
8 1549 Tim Saxton Holly Scott Itchenor SC/Burghfield SC 63 6 12 4 9 7 6 9 16 15 10
9 995 Hamish Walker Emma Hivey RNSA/ASA 67 3 10 11 16 13 25 20 9 2 3
10 1579 Josh Metcalfe Millie Alcock Y Felinheli 73 16 16 8 7 12 1 19 11 9 9
11 1458 Nick Charles Alice Eyre Parkstone YC 83 15 15 13 3 16 22 11 5 30 5
12 1365 John Teague Liz Teague Briston Corinthian YC 85 14 11 6 15 15 5 8 12 14 15
13 1562 Edd Whitehead Kate Allam Parkstone YC 90 10 1 15 10 10 11 26 15 18 24
14 1237 Dicken MacLean Jo Hewitson Hayling Island SC 105 22 14 7 4 9 2 16 31 39 37
15 1347 David Jessop Clare Michelmore Papercourt SC 109 11 17 17 20 17 15 6 10 16 76
16 1559 Andrew Peters Jill Peters QMSC 111 20 2 22 23 8 7 10 26 53 19
17 1283 Gillies Munro Daniel Harris Royal Findhorn YC 116 18 19 19 11 2 14 15 18 31 31
18 1490 Andy Hadfield Karen Baker Parkstone YC 131 29 34 26 17 19 13 7 25 13 11
19 123 Owen Bowerman Morgan Peach RTYC/HISC 136 12 22 20 14 22 16 24 48 7 23
20 1481 Jack Holden Meg Fletcher Arun YC 148 21 5 25 24 23 26 27 59 10 14
21 1495 Tim Ellis Ed Cowell Hayling Island SC 154 26 27 23 12 24 23 30 27 6 13
22 1538 Martin Penty Sam Waller Beaver SC 159 19 24 37 19 20 27 14 34 19 17
23 1422 Caroline Martin MJ Gifford Lee on Solent SC 171 23 26 18 18 14 18 18 45 36 41
24 1072 Neil Barrett Sophie Jones Wanlip SC 172 35 25 9 22 28 21 22 36 27 18
25 629 Will Henderson Mary Henderson Itchenor SC 174 17 33 43 42 34 24 17 6 21 22
26 855 Tom Brophy Amy Yeoman Parkstone YC 178 8 28 16 33 21 17 23 42 32 36
27 1159 Alistair Norris Fred Mainwaring Red Wharf Bay 199 37 36 21 21 38 20 34 28 42 2
28 1228 Joe Adams Emma Lucas Burghfield SC 200 28 35 33 26 25 34 21 46 4 29
29 1600 Frances Peters Claire Lasko Hayling Island SC 217 13 13 46 35 40 42 35 8 33 40
30 626 Will Taylor Fiona Mulcahy Brightlingsea SC 217 30 21 27 40 76 46 31 20 40 8
31 1551 Jame Penty Emma Grayson Beaver SC 228 45 20 48 36 35 29 25 43 24 16
32 1604 Matt Venables Calum Healey Royal Southern YC 242 50 63 39 25 30 39 40 32 17 20
33 426 Ian Coppenhall Jessica Blick Exe SC/Hunts SC 249 34 39 32 29 27 32 28 53 34 33
34 1515 James Hutton-Penman Tom Jayasekara Corinthian Otters SC 256 43 29 31 55 42 38 49 21 25 27
35 1545 Dan Vickers Georgie Vickers Parkstone YC 256 40 37 30 39 29 33 32 51 28 28
36 1602 Emma Deal Ellie Sharps Burghfield SC 265 53 45 24 31 41 30 47 22 49 25
37 772 Tom Hewitson Lucy Hewitson Hayling Island SC 269.7 38 42 36 27 58 31 33.7 24 47 38
38 1296 Matt Bromley Andrea Bromley RYA 295 56 41 34 28 33 37 39 44 41 42
39 623 Ben Wilcox Rachel Offer ELYC 295 46 31 41 38 31 43 33 62 55 32
40 658 Niki Birrell Sarah Williams Parkstone YC 296 25 46 28 32 62 61 42 17 52 54
41 1332 Edward Grayson Rachel Grayson Beaver SC 299 39 30 29 76 45 62 29 33 50 44
42 1102 Greg Kelly George Catchpole Isle of Man YC 300 36 38 45 34 26 28 54 56 44 49
43 1546 John McKelvie   Strangford Lough YC 307 48 32 42 46 50 41 43 50 20 35
44 864 Luke Burywood Hannah Burywood Burghfield SC 341 62 44 40 43 37 36 37 47 57 76
45 1378 Mike Saul Faye Caswell Yorkshire Dales SC 343 31 23 44 37 76 76 76 35 58 39
46 1173 Chris Larr Abigail Larr Northhampton SC 345 58 40 50 48 46 50 46 76 12 53
47 927 Toby Heppell Calista Paxton Shoreham SC 346 44 52 47 54 49 48 38 38 54 30
48 985 Alexander Dawson Rachel Spain Itchenor SC 350 54 64 51 45 43 35 44 19 59 60
49 740 Kathryn Hutton- Penman Matthew Jayasekara Corinthian Otters SC 359 74 55 56 44 47 44 45 37 35 52
50 1257 Phil Hardisty Ciara Kaneen Isle of Man YC 370 41 60 35 30 32 53 52 67 76 76
51 756 Christopher Sanders Pippa Hardman Mumbles YC 371 33 53 52 76 52 49 53 23 62 56
52 1459 Mike Warwicker Kate Fitzsimmons Bough Beech SC 374 63 71 49 50 55 54 41 54 37 34
53 920 Sophie Heritage William Heritage Gurnard SC 383 59 47 76 76 36 40 36 64 51 50
54 1606 Martin Joesbury Sian Joesbury Budworth SC 401 32 62 57 56 44 47 57 66 67 46
55 1256 Louise McKeand Cathy Leigh and Lowton SC 419 49 48 76 76 48 55 48 63 63 45
56 16 Paul Lewis Rosie Lewis Hayling Island SC 422 27 51 55 76 76 76 76 30 60 47
57 584 Tim Freeman Hannah Sands Warsash SC 427 47 54 53 47 60 57 56 65 56 57
58 590 Christopher Thomas Richard Thomas Broadstairs SC 439 55 43 76 76 39 76 76 61 46 43
59 1605 Kevin Druce Charlotte Roberts Burghfield SC 440 61 56 76 76 76 59 59 55 26 48
60 1263 Julian Bradley The Killer Shrimp Wembley SC 442 42 50 76 76 76 56 62 29 76 51
61 297 Tom Harrison Jeny Pearson-Farr Wessex SC 450 75 76 76 76 53 52 58 52 29 55
62 1117 Jonathan Olin Natalie Messingham Datchet Water SC 456 64 72 38 52 57 45 61 69 76 70
63 786 Rheanna Pavey Megan O'Brien Stour SC 458 69 57 62 76 65 76 76 41 23 65
64 1133 Jamie Webb Harriet Lucas-Clements Hayling Island SC 464 71 74 61 57 63 65 60 39 48 76
65 910 Liberty Askew Amelia Hewitson Hayling Island SC 472 51 58 76 49 76 76 76 60 43 59
66 779 Peter Goodyear Nicolla Ellis Burton SC 474 68 73 54 51 54 51 63 76 70 63
67 805 Jamie Smith Larissa Connabeer HISC/ RTYC 478 52 49 76 76 76 76 76 49 38 62
68 909 Jack Vincent Marc Vincent Bough Beech SC 487 67 66 58 53 59 64 51 71 71 69
69 1116 Stirling Taylor Phillipa Blunden Burnham SC 490 60 65 76 76 51 66 50 76 64 58
70 1405 Jude Baird Fred Fuller Loch Ryan SC 495 57 61 76 76 56 60 76 57 61 67
71 1110 Tom Dean Mike Penty Beaver SC 497 73 68 60 76 61 63 55 58 66 66
72 1565 Roger Wilson Lizzie Turner Welsh Harp SC 529 72 70 59 76 64 58 76 70 68 68
73 1330 Pete Haddrell Flea Haddrell Burghfield SC 536 70 69 76 76 76 76 76 40 65 64
74 519 Sue Brannam Mike Proven Burghfield SC 559 66 67 76 76 76 76 76 68 69 61
75 1417 Mike Budd Katie Budd SCYC 580 65 59 76 76 76 76 76 76 76 76


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