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Ponsonby Cruising Club- Results - Saturday and Sunday 18 and 19 June

by Ponsonby Cruising Club on 21 Jun 2011
Higher Ground - winner on Sunday at Ponsonby CC Winter Series sailing in the Bay of Islands Sailing Week 2011 Christine Webb
Ponsonby Cruising Club Racing 18th & 19th June: Sunday came up with some long awaited fresh conditions for the Ponsonby Cruising Club's Winter Series.

North westerlies gusting up to 25 knots resulted in quite a few spills and thrills, one person overboard, but safely recovered. 18 boats in the spinnaker division and most of them managed to arrive at Resolution Buoy at the same time, giving rise to some colourful language, but nothing that couldn't be resolved over a much deserved rum at the clubhouse later.

PCC Womens Winter Series 2011

A good day's sailing with a good breeze , some good kite run with fantastic chase to the finish line for the two front-runners with only seconds separating them at the finish line - congratulations to:-

Line : Transformer
1st Handicap: Transformer
2nd : Chain Reaction
3rd : Scarlet Fever


PCC Sunday Winter Series 2011

Div 1
Line: Higher Ground
1st H'cp Breakfree
2nd H'cp Ponsonby Scow
3rd H'cp Chain Reaction

Div 2
Line: MRX 1992
1st H'cp Bridget Kou
2nd H'cp MRX 1992
3rd H'cp Playtime
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