Honda Otago Windsurfing NZ Slalom Nationals Results and Images

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Honda Otago Windsurfing NZ Slalom Nationals Results and Images

by Event media on 21 Feb 2007

Tim Wood, 2007 Honda Otago Windsurfing Slalom Nationals Event Media

Below are the results and pictures from the recently held Slalom Nationals sponsored by Honda Otago and Carbon Art.

Tim Wood, 2007 Honda Otago Windsurfing Slalom Nationals © Event Media

Tim Wood, 2007 Honda Otago Windsurfing Slalom Nationals © Event Media

2007 Honda Otago Windsurfing Slalom Nationals © Event Media

2007 Honda Otago Windsurfing Slalom Nationals © Event Media

Age Group Classification based on a three heat shoot-out

Over 50 years

Competitor	Sail #	Class	Total	Rank
Tim Wood	GBR7	50+	3.4	1
Mike Sinclair	NZL71	50+	7	2
Ned Tamatea	NZL81	50+	12	3
Tony Limburg	NZL411	50+	13	4
Greg Thomas	H20	50+	14.7	5
George Cooper	NZL38	50+	16	6
Jim Rodgers	NZL10	50+	19	7

Under 30 Class
Competitor	Sail #	Class	Total	Rank
Gareth Wood	NZL279	J	2.1	1
Mark Boersma	USA17	J	7	3
Clayton Dougan	KZ3	J	9	4
Lee Groenewald	W74	J	12	5
Glen Taylor	NZL47	J	14	6
Chris Dimock	NZL14/45?	J	21	7
31 & 49 years class

Competitor	Sail #	Class	Total	Rank
Mike Yasak	HI34	M	3.4	1
Paul Vlietstra	NZL21	M	7.7	2
Terry Beentjes	NZL427	M	11	3
Terry Alkemade	NZL98	M	13	4
Simon Jones	NZL52	M	15	5
Luke Watson	NZL53	M	17	6
Steve Cardno	NZL61	M	21	7
Dan Wilimese	NZL133	M	29	8
Gavin Jackson	NZL113	M	30	9
Russell Lund	NZL87	M	31	10
Calin Bujgoi	NZL373	M	33	11
Ross Monk	NZL/AU117?	M	35	12
John Monk	NZL114	M	37	13
Simon Hall	NZL40	M	39	14
Alan Taylor	NZL51	M	44	15
Graeme Evens	NZL36	M	46	16

Women’s Class

Competitor

Sail #

Class

Total

Rank

Annie Crombie NZL 182 w 26.5 1

Sue Bradley NZL333 w 49.5 2

Jude green NZL11 w 80 3

Lynne Donaldson NZL155 w 93.7 4

Rachel Low NZL217 w 98.7 5

Deb Merrilees NZLxxx w 133 6

Overall Men’s Rankings (after 22 rounds - including 3 discards)

Rank	Competitor	Sail #	Points	Class
1	Gareth Wood	NZL279	13.3	J
2	Mike Yasak	HI34	17.2	M
3	Clayton Dougan	KZ3	21.1	J
4	Steve Cardno	NZL61	25.7	M
5	Terry Beentjes	NZL427	27	M
6	Mark Boersma	USA17	31	J
7	Gavin Jackson	NZL113	36.9	M
8	Paul Vlietstra	NZL21	39.4	M
9	Glen Taylor	NZL47	40.1	J
10	Luke Watson	NZL53	43.2	M
11	Terry Alkemade	NZL98	43.5	M
12	Simon Jones	NZL52	47.4	M
13	Simon Hall	NZL40	59.4	M
14	Chris Dimock	NZL14/45?	59.7	J
15	Greg Thomas	H20	64	50+
16	Lee Groenewald	W74	64.7	J
16	Tim Wood	GBR7	64.7	50+
18	Mike Sinclair	NZL71	65.7	50+
19	Dan Wilimese	NZL133	70	M
20	Ross Monk	NZL/AU117?	71	M
21	Alan Taylor	NZL51	78	M
21	Tony Limburg	NZL411	78	50+
23	John Monk	NZL114	86	M
24	Graeme Evens	NZL36	89.7	M
25	Ned Tamatea	NZL81	92	50+
26	Russell Lund	NZL87	95	M
26	George Cooper	NZL38	95	50+
28	Calin Bujgoi	NZL373	98	M
29	John Westgate	NZL41	112	50+
30	Jim Rodgers	NZL10	116	50+
31	Robby Swift	K89	1000	J

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