newsletter · 22 May 2024

Newsletter SFS Presentation Night 2024

Coverage of the 2023-2024 Season Presentation Night, thanking club volunteers and listing the season's trophy winners including Australia, Australia IV with Top Weight, and Yendys, along with 12 footer results for the season.

SYDNEY FLYING SQUADRON LTD Australia’s oldest open boat sailing club Founded in 1891

2023-2024 SEASON PRESENTATION NIGHT

OUR SFS VOLUNTEERS

Barley, Wendy, Stewart, Coral, Chuck, Ben, Rob. Not present: Robert (Angry) Tearne, Tomako, Longy and Dom. Thanks to Woody for Rippleside and 379.

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES AUSTRALIA

SUMMER POINT SCORE Annette Bradley Cup

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP HANDICAP Raw Meat Trophy

AUSTRALIA IV / TOP WEIGHT*

Note: AUSIV was damaged during Race 12 (20Jan) after an incident with a charter boat. John Tierney offered Top Weight to the crew to enable them to finish the season. We have such amazing members at our club. Thanks JT.

SPRING POINT SCORE W.J. Anderson Cup

RINGTAIL Graeme “Fergy” Ferguson Trophy

SEASON POINT SCORE Llewelyn Cup

PORT JACKSON C/SHIP Frank Albert Cup

YENDYS

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP Galloping Ghost

AUTUMN Point Score F.W. Moppett Cup

FASTEST TIME: 1:22:40 Scotchman’s Hill Cup (1925)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Bish Bolton Trophy & Bailer Boy Trophy

MATTHEW FLINDERS TROPHY.

“The Melbourne Cup of Sailing”

Thanks to the initiative of Coral Taylor, which saw this inaugural race in 2024

12 FOOTERS

SFS results • Club Championship - Stay Connected Electrical (Jakub Ronowicz & Ben Faulkner) • Handicap Pointscore - LCC Asia Pacific (Jonathon Temple & Richard Jones) • Fastest Time Pointscore - LCC Asia Pacific (Jonathon Temple & Richard Jones) • Port Jackson Championship - Sail Inc (Nick Press - Andrew Stevenson) Additional 12ft Skiff season results (for SFS skiffs) • Geotherm (Brett Hobson & Pete Nicholson) • Australian Champion & NSW State Champion. • Stay Connected Electrical (Jakub Ronowicz & Ben Faulkner) • NSW State Handicap Champion. • Terms & Conditions (Brad Phillips & Oscar Wilson) - Australian Handicap Champion.

QUEEN OF THE HARBOUR The annual Queen of the Harbour race - an institution of the Sydney Flying Squadron since 1926 - was held on Saturday 17th March 2024.

The winner this year was Ann Prosser on Yendys

AUSTRALIA DAY REGATTA

The 188th Australia Day Regatta, the oldest continuously run annual sailing event in the world, was held on Australia Day, Friday 26 January 2024. The SFS has a long history of participating in the race, however this year, the SFS were unable to pull together any entries, which is unfortunate, as it would have been a good chance to show the rest of the fleet what the historics can do in a 30 knot southerly.

ATLANTIS TROPHY Most swims for the season

Awarded to Jerry Tickner and The Mistake team

BROKEN WING TROPHY

The purpose of this category is to discourage crews from using gear that is too small for the job. This season there were only a few DNF due to gear failure. The broken wing is only awarded when there are multiple failures.

The broken wing trophy was not awarded this year which reflects the outstanding performance of the fleet & crews.

TOP WEIGHT TROPHY

Dedicated to Grant Taylor, sailor, Sailing Secretary and SFS board member from 2000 to 2006. In 2000 Grant commissioned the replica “Top Weight”. Each year the trophy is awarded to SFS member or staff who has contributed to the advancement of the Club.

Awarded to Michael van Stom

MEGHAN STEWART MEMORIAL TROPHY

Established in 2002 by Top Weight owner, John Tierney and his partner Pat Stewart to honour the memory of Pat’s daughter Meghan. The trophy is awarded each season to a SFS member who has shown great enthusiasm, tenacity and a love for the SFS.

Awarded to Wendy Lee

SPRING Point Score: AUSTRALIA IV Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Skiff Australia IV The Mistake Alruth Aberdare Australia Tangalooma Britannia Yendys Myra Too Scot Top Weight

Points 30 26 24 21 18 17 15 12 -

AUTUMN Point Score: YENDYS Place Skiff Points 1 Yendys 24 2 Aus IV-Top Weight 23 2 Alruth 23 3 Australia 22 4 Tangalooma 19 5 The Mistake 12 6 Britannia 8 Aberdare Myra Too Scot -

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP: YENDYS Place Skiff 1 Yendys 2 Alruth 3 Australia 4 Aberdare 5 Tangalooma 6 The Mistake 7 Aus IV-Top Weight 8 Britannia Myra Too Scot

Points 4 6 11 14 18 19 20 23 -

SUMMER Point Score: AUSTRALIA Place Skiff 1 Australia 2 Aus IV-Top Weight 3 Tangalooma 3 Yendys 5 The Mistake 6 Britannia 7 Alruth 8 Aberdare Myra Too Scot

Points 24 22 19 19 17 14 13 3 -

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP: YENDYS Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 7

Skiff Yendys Aus IV-Top Weight Alruth Tangalooma Britannia Australia Aberdare The Mistake Myra Too Scot

Points 5 7 9 15 20 21 21 23 -

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP HANDICAP: AUSTRALIA

Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Skiff Australia Yendys Tangalooma The Mistake Alruth Britannia Aus IV-Top Weight Aberdare Myra Too Scot

Points 5 11 12 13 14 19 20 21 -

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