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Cadet UK National Championships at Brixham Yacht Club - Update

by Neil Collingridge 25 Aug 2021 09:55 BST 23-27 August 2021

After a practice race on Sunday won by Will Shepherd and Joe Mycroft, the Cadet Nationals kicked off in earnest at Brixham on Monday 23rd August.

After two days of racing Hannah Carruthers and George Cox Oliff have a decent lead on the rest of the fleet with a net 6 points now that the discard has come into play. Second are Mish Collingridge and Rhona Enkel on 13, with Toby Bush and Kemmel Thorogood close behind on 14, but certainly within striking distance of the top two, both of whom used their discard with an OCS in the first race on Monday.

Leading the silver fleet and coming tenth overall at this point are Evan Harris and James Vellacott, but they too have close competition with Sarah McEwan and Holly Jones just one position further back and only 4 points adrift. And in Regatta fleet, who are starting with the main fleet and sailing the same length courses, the lead is held by Olivia McMorris and Phoebe Millar from Ava Roberts and Jack Dingwall.

So far we’ve seen the full range of conditions - shifty, medium strength winds out of the north up at Torquay, a bit of a drifter later on yesterday as the wind gave out on the third race of the day, and some proper breeze today bringing with it some steep waves from the East which became yet more challenging as the wind started to ease as the second race wore on.

Brixham Yacht Club has been its usual hospitable self as we knew it would be - there’s been plenty of off-the-water action to sit alongside the sailing with a treasure hunt around Brixham allowing the parents to get in a sneaky Pimms evening, and the prospect of games night on the green and a barbecue tonight still to come.

So there we are - we are five races into a ten race programme and there’s still everything to play for throughout the fleet. Today we’ve certainly seen the best of the English Riviera with beautiful sunshine and great sailing conditions. Long may that last!

Results after day 2:

PosFleetSail NoBoatHelmCrewClubR1R2R3R4R5Pts
1Gold10076AuroraHannah CarruthersGeorge Cox‑OlliffFPSC/WSC(OCS)12216
2Gold9877No RegrettsHamish CollingridgeRhona EnkelWSC(OCS)235313
3Gold10001Pushing ItToby BushKemmel ThorogoodWSC34‑71614
4Gold9028She Who DaresBridgitte NeeMonty SlumpFPSC13112(RET)17
5Gold9994May Contain NutsWilliam ShepherdJoe MycroftFPSC556‑11218
6Gold10003EnigmaLibbie BushEmily KrailingWSC‑8754723
7Gold9321Lift OffInes GreenThomas KrailingWSC11‑1546425
8Gold10032BoombasticAmelia MayhewHettie ThorogoodWSC2‑1397826
9Silver10007SpectreEvan HarrisJames VellacottWSC9‑161031032
10Silver9634Double ExpressoSarah McEwanHolly JonesFPSC10811‑20938
11Gold9020Whats it CalledJess WatlingAnnabel ShepherdSPSC‑20915101246
12Silver9876ZestRobert StewartDylan McArdleWSC‑24.51112141148
13Silver71Sullom VoeMonty HamptonTom StoddartSCSC76828(RET)49
14Silver9964Mischief and MayhemSophie SfaxiAlex McEwanFPSC61216‑191549
15gold10092Good VibesBrandon BarkerKali KaraskasStone SC1810‑2291754
16Silver9985TwocanGwen ThorogoodElouise MayhewWSC‑191413151355
17Silver33ZTeen SpiritGeorge LittleZachary WindibankFPSC121721‑231464
18Gold9983SorcererTristan WhittleDominik McArdleWSC16‑2718131966
19Gold10012Joint EffortEdward FletcherAlex EnkelWSC27‑33288568
20Silver8845Sugar RushMimi SlumpSamantha NeeFPSC1321‑23211671
21Silver8352Master MarinerMegan McMorrisJoshua DavidsonSCSC1719‑24172073
22Gold10002AelousTom WalkerAva StoddartFPSC41817(DNC)DNC74
23Silver9378Whacky When WetTom ShepherdJolyon ConwayFPSC142214‑262575
24Silver9043El NinoFiona NeeElliott ChapmanFPSC1523‑30251881
25Silver8333Sizzerling HotLydia MycroftMimi WindibankFPSC21‑2620222184
26Gold8854AquiloRyan HarrisSophie MarshallFPSC2225‑26162285
27Silver9400She who shall not be namedEmilia MayhewImmi SherwoodWSC/FPSC28‑3019182893
28Silver9371Fired UpEthan MillarThomas PontetSCSC(OCS)20272924100
29Silver9962The Great EscapeCharlie BaileyJames BaileyWSC26‑29252426101
30Regetta9083ScallywagOlivia McMorrisPhoebe MillarSCSC23242930‑31106
31Gold7202LegendEmilia HamptonJemima McMorrisSCSC24.5‑31312730112.5
32Silver9454Purple HazeAmelie WhitehouseMaddy SherwoodFPSC29‑32323123115
33Regatta8556MoonrakerAva RobertsJack DingwallSCSC/Rickmansworth3028‑333227117
34Regetta9080AzureAnnie PowerDaisy AdamsSCSC/WSC31‑34343329127

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