McDowell and Purdie lead latest OK Rankings

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McDowell and Purdie lead latest OK Rankings

by NZ OK Association on 11 Dec 2006

Mark Perrow (Wakatere BC) is lying in 4th place on the latest rankings Jens Jensen

The 2006-2007 OK Dinghy Summer Series ranking list has now been updated after the East Coast Champs. Mark Orams was leading after Turangi by one point from Steve McDowell, he has now slipped to fifth place after not attending the East Coast Champs.

Wellington sailors Steve McDowell and Karl Purdie are first and second respectively closely followed by Aucklanders Andrew Pardington, Mark Perrow and Mark Orams. No drops have been taken into account yet, and this would likely see Purdie who did not attend the first regatta of the series in Rotorua take a small lead over the rest of the top five.

With the New Zealand Nationals still to come and counting for double points there is still the potential for most of the top ten to take the series for 2006-2007




Place	Name	Sail No.	Club	Points
1	Steve McDowell	525	Worser Bay	78
2	Karl Purdie	502	Worser Bay	77
3	Andrew Pardington	512	Wakatere	75
4	Mark Perrow	521	Wakatere	72
5	Mark Orams	470	Browns Bay	71
6	Russell Wood	527	Wakatere	63
7	Adrian Mannering	504	Napier	61
8	Ben Morrison	511	Wakatere	61
9	Alistair Deaves	472	Wakatere	60
10	Grant Pedersen	518	Wakatere	54
11	Trent Pryce	497	Napier	53
12	Peter Scheuerl	718	Napier	53
13	Scott Beavis	519	Auckland	49
14	Luke Oconell	474	Naper	46
15	Joe Porebski	523	Worser Bay	44
16	Matt Stechman	501	Worser Bay	42
17	Mike Wilde	515	Wakatere	42
18	John Hoogerbrug	360	Napier	39
19	Stu Bannatyne	499	Auckland	29
20	Rob Hengst	494	Napier	29
21	Matt Balmer	490	Napier	28
22	Paul Rhodes	517	Worser Bay	25
23	Marty Weeks	509	Napier	14
24	Rob Longston	483	Rotorua	12
25	Dave Munro	514	Napier	12
26	Sel Pedersen	518	Napier	12
27	Andrew Estcourt	458	Napier	11
28	Phil Rzepecky	500	Wakatere	10
29	Glen Berry	475	Tauranga	10

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