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RS Feva National Championships Overall

by RS Class Association on 1 Jun 2011
RS Feva
Results from the Sekonda RS Feva National Championships 2011 which were sailed at the South Caernarvonshire Yacht Club.

Overall:
1. Owen Bowerman & Charlie Darling -HISC
2. Matt Whitfield & Gareth Viney - Penarth YC & Cardiff Bay YC
3. Debbie & Tommy Darling - HISC
4. Robert Baddeley & James Taylor -HISC
5. Morgan Peach & Herbie Harford - Royal Torbay YC
6. Jovian Short & James Barlow - Royal Torbay YC

Ladies Championship
1. Emily Peters & Augusta Redding - HISC
2. Anna Prescott & Jess Eales - Lymington Town SC
3. Gemma Bird & Morgan Dibb - HISC

Junior Championship
1. Jemima Lawson & Jenny Cropley - Emsworth SC
2. Joshua Belben & Jonathan Baddeley - Stokes Bay SC
3. Jamie Smith & David Brand - HISC

Family
1. Debbie & Tommy Darling - HISC
2. Robert & Alice Masterman - HISC
3. Robert & Emma Loveridge - Draycote Water SC

Club
HISC (1st, third & fourth overall)

Anemoi Regional Challenge
North Zone
- Will Robinson & George Hunter - Oakham School/Rutland SC
- Misha Radionovsky & Toni Duffy - Oakham School/Rutland SC
- Angus Inman & Joe Hills - Oakham School/Rutland SC

Full Results here
RS Class Association website
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