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ILCA open meeting at Overy Staithe Sailing Club

by Jennie Clark 29 Jul 2024 00:33 PDT 27-28 July 2024
ILCA open meeting at Overy Staithe © Bernard Clark

The sun came out for the weekend of the Laser Open at OSSC, making the sea sparkle. Held over Saturday and Sunday 27 and 28 July, with a very civilised start time of 10am on Saturday and 11am on Sunday, the fleet enjoyed a day 'at sea' on Saturday and in the harbour on Sunday.

Saturday provided some great sailing with Chris Ellyatt taking line honours in both races, with Molly Sacker second in race 1 and Adam Anthony in race 2. Ash Deakin took third in both races.

Sunday was a lighter wind and it was decided to race in the harbour. Jonathan Jones took line honours in both races, with Ask second in race 3 and his sister Lucy second in race 4.

Thanks to Race Officers Andy and Will Turner and safety crews Paul and Ben Goakes, and Bernard Clark/Vince and Dan Phillips.

Jonathan was the overall winner followed by Chris and Ash. Molly was first female helm, followed by Lucy.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelmR1R2R3R4Pts
1213542Jonathan Jones45116
2214415Chris Ellyatt115OCS7
3174547Ash Deakin33238
4218694Molly Sacker274511
5156264Lucy Lamont1093214
6211137Adam Anthony626814
7117461Dave Cooper548716
8218421Brian Lambert889622
9218349Luke Cornwall JonesDns 16Dns 167427
10197705George Smith91010928
11211140Magnus Medcalf76DncDnc29
12174629Sophia Hodges12Dnf 14111033
13189186Paul Lamont1111Dnc 16Dnc 1638
14166609TomDnc 16Dnc 16141242
15177447RodDnc 16Dnc 16Dsq 16Dnc 1648

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