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The Commodores Blog  
Written by singleton  
Monday, 08 March 2010

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Welcome to My Blog

Dare I say it? Could it be true? Is spring just around the corner. If Sunday is anything to go by then maybe, just maybe, it is. Saturday was a pottering day with only a handful of intrepid sailors braving a rather dull and cold day. However, by Sunday the sky was a deep clear blue, the wind was a rather fresh northerly, well north westerly, well westerly (have you guessed yet, the wind was very shifty) and the sun shone from morning until night!

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 March 2010 )
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Whats on  
Contributed by Ralph  
Saturday, 20 February 2010
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The open meeting season starts in just under a month with the RS 600/700/800 Open on the 13th /14th March. If you own one of these boats make sure you enter. If you cannot make it have you considered offering your boat to another club member to sail?. On the 28th of March we have the Chew Top Club event. Make sure you enter a team and encourage friends at other local clubs to come along and compete.

 

SOS

Bristol University are hosting the British University Team Racing Championships on the 7th-9th of April and are short of a couple of extra RIBs to run the event. If you can help please contact Mike Thompson  or Bristol University Sailing Club.

 

Frostbite AM 2010 Results

Frostbite PM 2010  Results

Frostbite Membership Application Form

Revised PY Nos for Frostbite 2010

 

 
Last Updated ( Saturday, 20 February 2010 )
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Junior Challenge Report  
Written by singleton  
Friday, 13 November 2009
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Junior Challenge Series

 

The Sunday morning Junior Challenge Summer Series and the Junior Challenge Series overall came to an exciting conclusion on the 4th October. The majority of the Summer Series races were fitted in with club racing and it was great to see so many Toppers lining up with the other fleets, in fact the Toppers often formed the biggest turnout of a single class. In total 8 races were sailed in the Summer Series and there were 20 entrants in all with 9 qualifiers. This was another hotly contested series with only 4 points separating the top three boats. It was eventually won by James Seager who was a deserved winner having sailed every race and put in some determined performances. The final results for the Summer Series were:

 

1st James Seager

2nd Edward Parry

3rd Edward Schofield

Most Improved Miriam Woodbridge

 

That brings us on to the results for the Junior Challenge Series Overall. The results for this were based on both the Spring and Summer Series. Altogether there were 15 races sailed, with 22 entrants and 13 qualifiers but in the end it came down to two sailors, Ed Schofield and James Seager, who went into the final race with just one point separating them. I’m not sure who was feeling the pressure more the helpless parents on the balcony or the sailors. After a slow start Ed managed to work his way up through the fleet to second, beating James back into fourth, and clinching by one point the trophy he so desperately wanted to win. Needless to say it was a tremendously exciting finish to what had been an eventful series. The final results were:

 

1st Edward Schofield

2nd James Seager

3rd Holly O’Grady

4th James Cummins

Most Improved Girl: Freya Cumpsty

Most Improved Boy:  Richard Parry

 

Last Updated ( Friday, 13 November 2009 )

Revised PY Nos in use at Chew Valley Lake S C  
Written by singleton  
Monday, 14 September 2009

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Why is the committee adjusting PY numbers at Chew?

The RYA Portsmouth Yardstick scheme is over 30 years old and is designed to support handicap racing between dinghies or yachts of different classes.  The handicaps or “Portsmouth Yardsticks” represent an average for the class over the whole range of sailing conditions.   The RYA refine the numbers annually, based upon returns from UK sailing clubs.   The adjustments tend to be very small and gradual and average out the performance of classes at clubs as diverse as Saltford on the river Avon, Frampton gravel pit, Chew Valley Lake and Portishead.   The RYA has long recognised that the average may not suit local conditions and their process recommends that clubs should adjust their numbers to reflect local experience.

 

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Welcome to Chew Valley Sailing Club  
Written by Web Master  
Friday, 20 March 2009

2006rs700chew1.jpg - 19.48 KBChew Valley Lake is the biggest inland waterway in the south-west of England and is a great place to sail.

The lake is situated on the northern edge of the beautiful Mendip hills, eight miles south of Bristol.

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