Australian 18 Footers League

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Hosts of the JJ Giltinan championship, based in Double Bay on the south side of Sydney Harbour.

Australian 18 Footers League

Australian 18 Footers League
www.18footers.com.au

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America's Cup Power Plays
by Mark Jardine
And Growing Sailing Through Learning Posted on 28 May

The link between two great Australian sports
by Frank Quealey
A unique connection between brute strength and beauty Posted on 25 May

The last 18' skiff champion before one design
by Frank Quealey
Michael Spies won the 1993 and 1995 JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Championships Posted on 14 May

Smeg's 29 years of 18ft Skiff sponsorship success
by Frank Quealey
It all began when a Trevor Barnabas-led team raced a skiff named Omega Smeg-2UE Posted on 7 May

The 18ft Skiff 'Big Boat Era'
by Frank Quealey
The original 18 footers which raced from the 1890s to the mid-1930s Posted on 23 Apr

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Selfie with the JJ Giltinan Trophy © Mark Jardine

Selfie with the JJ Giltinan Trophy

Terry Wise during lunch at the Australian 18 Footers League © Mark Jardine

Terry Wise during lunch at the Australian 18 Footers League

Chook Fraser's son, Jim Fraser receives the 1958 World champions ribbon on Jantzen Girl III © Archive

Chook Fraser's son, Jim Fraser receives the 1958 World champions ribbon on Jantzen Girl III

South Sydney Rabbitohs 2014 Premiership champions with the JJGiltinan Trophy © Frank Quealey

South Sydney Rabbitohs 2014 Premiership champions with the JJGiltinan Trophy

Chook Fraser, a member of the 1911-12 Kangaroos team © Archive

Chook Fraser, a member of the 1911-12 Kangaroos team

George (Wee Georgie) Robinson, builder and skipper of Britannia © Archive

George (Wee Georgie) Robinson, builder and skipper of Britannia

Chook Fraser, for'ard hand on Arawatta, looking up towards the top of the mast © Archive

Chook Fraser, for'ard hand on Arawatta, looking up towards the top of the mast

James J Giltinan, with the original Kangaroos Rugby League team © Sean Fagan

James J Giltinan, with the original Kangaroos Rugby League team

George (Wee Georgie) Robinson, built Britannia in 1919 © Archive

George (Wee Georgie) Robinson, built Britannia in 1919

James J. Giltinan, early 1900s © Archive

James J. Giltinan, early 1900s

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