Results for the TBC Youth Squad members competing in the W.Y.A. West Wales regioal CYRC held at Neyland Yacht Club weekend of 10th and 11th May.
Optimist
Harry Upton repeating his fine performance at Fishguard CYRC
Five races - five firsts - overall winner
Harvey Upton chasing his older brother hard
Five races - one second and four thirds - 3rd overall
Topper
Hanna Campbell -One 2nd and three 3rd's to count (discard 4th) very consistant
Third overall
Daniel Rowlands - One 4th and two 5th's (only sailed on the Saturday)
Fifth overall
William Thomas - 4.2 reduced sail - one 5th, one 6th and two 7th's
Leading 4.2 sailor and 6th overall
General Handicap
Aled and Mathew Parsons in a RS Feva
Third overall after sailing only on the Saturday
Well done to all TBC young sailors
Thursday, 15 May 2008
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
Cruiser Regatta and Sailing programme
Plans are well advanced for the Cruiser Regatta on the weekend of the 28th/29th June and will include:
Cruiser racing (obviously)
A weekend of activities for visiting Dayboats
BBQ on the Saturday evening with music in the clubhouse
Welsh High Tea for visiting Dayboats on the Sunday
A new date will be set for the postponed 'Cardigan Windows' Solva run
The Interclub meeting at Fishguard Yacht Club incorporating the 'Constant Cup' set for the weekend of the 6th/7th/8th June
The Aberaeron Weekend on the 4th/5th/6th July
and the Dinghy Regatta on the 12th July
Cruiser racing (obviously)
A weekend of activities for visiting Dayboats
BBQ on the Saturday evening with music in the clubhouse
Welsh High Tea for visiting Dayboats on the Sunday
A new date will be set for the postponed 'Cardigan Windows' Solva run
The Interclub meeting at Fishguard Yacht Club incorporating the 'Constant Cup' set for the weekend of the 6th/7th/8th June
The Aberaeron Weekend on the 4th/5th/6th July
and the Dinghy Regatta on the 12th July
BISTRO TEIFI
What an enjoyable evening Saturday the 10th at the Boating Club was - the dining area was transformed into a French Bistro complete with French newspapers, check table cloths and cafe music.
The evening kicked off with Kir Royalle Aperitif on arrival and a game of 'French Connections' (TBC rules apply) just to get everyone in the mood.
A traditional starter of either Pate or French Onion Tart was followed by either Coq au Vin or Normandy Pork, nicely rounded off with Crepes or Pots au Chocolat.
The Ladies Section excelled them selves with the food and are to be congratulated.
The men cleared tables and took responsibility for the washing up - enthusiastically led to the sink by Barry 'Where are the Marigolds' Appleby - the Rear Commodore Sailing was rather confused by the system of operation of tea towels for drying up, but eventually got the hang of it and was later heard to enquire whether the R.Y.A. had a suitable certificate to reward his efforts, as they have certificates for everthing else.
A really good evening - enjoyed by all
The evening kicked off with Kir Royalle Aperitif on arrival and a game of 'French Connections' (TBC rules apply) just to get everyone in the mood.
A traditional starter of either Pate or French Onion Tart was followed by either Coq au Vin or Normandy Pork, nicely rounded off with Crepes or Pots au Chocolat.
The Ladies Section excelled them selves with the food and are to be congratulated.
The men cleared tables and took responsibility for the washing up - enthusiastically led to the sink by Barry 'Where are the Marigolds' Appleby - the Rear Commodore Sailing was rather confused by the system of operation of tea towels for drying up, but eventually got the hang of it and was later heard to enquire whether the R.Y.A. had a suitable certificate to reward his efforts, as they have certificates for everthing else.
A really good evening - enjoyed by all
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