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(Test) Big Fleets in Auckland Champs at Eastern Beach

by Sail-World on 20 Mar 2006
2006 Auckland 420 Championships - second race on Saturday Christine Hansen
The 2006 Auckland Champs were organised jointly by the Glendowie Boating Club and the Howick Sailing Club over the weekend of March 11th and 12th 2006 at Eastern Beach. The first day of the regatta also included the Dirty Dog Regatta for the Optimist classes.

In the 420 class, 27 boats competed, with main point of interest being the entry of Simon Cooke and Scottt Illingworth. Cooke intends to sail in the 2007 420 Worlds at Takapuna and finished third overall, placing in the top four in each race (except for one where they had a DNF).

Top 470 combination Geoff Woolley and Mark Overington also competed but had gear failure, and sailed only two of the six races.

Winner of the 420 event was the top combination of Carl Evans (KYC) and Peter Burling(Tauranga), who won two races and were always in the top four placings. The Tauranga crew of Jason Saunders and Bruce Kennedy placed second overall, also winning two races, but not having the consistency of Evans and Burling.

Two womens crews finished in fifth and sixth overall in the Open fleet, with Sarah Bilkey and Rosie Sargisson heading off the 2005 ISAF Youth combination of Georgina Hill and Michelle Kennedy by two points.

The previous weekend eight of the top nine 420’s completed an intensive weekend of training in Tauranga taken by Simon Cooke and Mat Brown. The two world championships in six months for 420’s has certainly created a lot of interest in the class with regatta fleets regularly around 25-30

The Auckland Championships regatta attracted 290 boats and 317 sailors sailing in Optimist, P-class, Paper Tiger, Splash, Starling and Techno board classes.

The largest class was the Open Optimist fleet with 116 boats from Kerikeri to Christchurch. Marcus Hansen won the Open event with Scott Barnes and Hyatt Brown – all from Murrays Bay SC – and the club dominated the event with seven sailors in the top ten overall. In the Green fleet, Verity Judge, again from Murrays Bay, won with Olivia Mackay (Napier) in second and first boy was Hamish Dunning-Beck (Wakatere) in third overall after seven races sailed.

In the Dirty Dog Regatta, Scott Barnes (MBSC) won, with Thomas Saunders (TYPBC) second and Ashleigh Lamberg (Glendowie) in third – she was also top female skipper in the four race event. The Green fleet proved to be a rehearsal for the Auckland Championships with Verity Judge again showing the way for the 79 strong fleet, Hamish Dunning-Beck top boy, in second place and Sam Schofield (Torbay) finishing third overall.

The Splash class attracted another top and diverse fleet with 24 entries from Kerikeri to Nelson. Andrew Maloney (Kerikeri) who won a bronze medal at the World championships in Poland dominated the event, winning six of the seven races sailed. Matt Vincent (Nelson) was second with Blair Tuke (Kerikeri) third.

A strong fleet of 46 boats from the upper half of the North island competed in the Starling class with Blair Lowe from Glendowie BC being a clear winner, finishing in the top three in all but his discard race. Second overall was Darren Kennedy (Tauranga) with Sean Thompson (Torbay) third overall.

The P-class had just nine entries from Taupo to Torbay, with Bryon Peard, Matthew Lee and Alysa Parker taking the podium places.

The Techno Board class attracted ten entries in its first season, with Richard Ellis (Kohimaramara YC) again dominating, winning four of the five races sailed. Dean Thompson (KYC) was second with Sefton Powrie (KYC) third.

Douglas Ferguson (Howick) led the 14 strong Paper Tiger catamaran fleet with five wins from six races, followed by Mark Bell (Howick) and David Williamson (Howick).

Eastern Beach  
Auckland Champs March 2006

420 results

Sailed:6, Discards:1, To count:5, Ratings:None, Entries:27, Scoring system:My scoring system

Rank Class SailNo Helm Crew Club R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Nett Notes
1 420 51984 Carl Evans Peter Burling KYC 1 (4) 1 3 2 3   10  
2 420 52362 Jason Saunders Bruce Kennedy TYPBC (7) 5 2 1 3 1   12  
3 420 51642 Simon Cooke Scott Illingworth KYC 2 3 (28 DNF) 4 1 2   12  
4 420 51986 Mike Snow-Hansen Josh McCormack Wakatere 4 (10) 6 2 6 6   24  
5 420 51982 Sarah Bilkey Rosie Sargisson KYC 3 (14) 3 10 8 4   28  
6 420 52360 Georgina Hill Michelle Kennedy KYC 10 (13) 5 6 4 5   30  
7 420 52364 Adrian Short David Hazard Sandspit Yacht Club (11) 1 7 8 5 11   32  
8 420 50273 Michael Langley Riley Dean Howick SC 6 6 8 7 (11) 8   35  
9 420 52359 Paul Snow - Hansen Sam Marshall Wakatere 9 2 10 (12) 7 9   37  
10 420 52358 Rowan Swanson Benjamin Hanns Worser Bay (16) 16 4 5 10 7   42  
11 420 51843 Stepanie Hazard Cindy Hamilton Sandspit Yacht Club 5 9 9 13 18 (21)   54  
12 420 52361 Susannah Pyatt Bianca Barbarich-Bacher Murrays Bay SC 21 11 11 9 9 (28 OCS)   61  
13 420 52363 Ben Goodwin Kagan Weeks Napier 12 (21) 12 16 12 10   62  
14 420 51556 Travis Dow Joseph Wright Whangarei CC (22) 15 14 15 13 15   72  
15 420 49830 Sarah Berry Emma Berry Worser Bay 13 7 15 11 (28 DNF) 28 DNF   74  
16 420 BBYC 4 Anthony Crossan Codie Banks BBYC (23) 20 13 17 15 12   77  
17 420 48428 Tim Adams Charlie Wilkinson KYC 17 12 19 (23) 16 13   77  
18 420 51621 Shaun Mason Brett Elstob Murrays Bay SC (19) 18 18 14 17 14   81  
19 420 52356 Alexandra Davies Maddy Urry KYC (20) 17 17 18 14 16   82  
20 420 50943 Rachel Basevi Donna Hamilton Sandspit Yacht Club 14 19 (21) 19 21 17   90  
21 420 BBYC 1 Alex Wilson Kate Bone BBYC 15 (23) 20 20 20 18   93  
22 420 CAN Geoff Woolley Mark Overington KYC 8 8 (28 DNF) 28 DNS 28 DNS 28 DNF   100  
23 420 50940 Laura Hatye Fredrick Wegner Germany 18 22 22 (24) 19 19   100  
24 420 BBYC 3 Jacob Balemi Owen Bodley BBYC 25 24 16 21 23 (28 DNF)   109  
25 420 5164 Yelana lee Kelly Barnes Murrays Bay SC 24 25 (28 DNF) 22 22 20   113  
26 420 BBYC 5 Blair Harkin Kieran Dobson BBYC 26 26 (28 DNF) 28 DNS 28 DNS 28 DNF   136  
27 420   Alister Thompson Chris Dawson   (DNC) DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC   140  

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