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Category: Race Results 2010

Coverack Regatta :: Results, Report

Coverack Regatta :: Results, Report

Coverack Gig Club once again hosted a brilliant event with some good racing. With a stiff offshore (refreshing) breeze, the Men’s B crews took to the water with an experienced Falmouth crew taking victory. The Ladies B crews saw some tough racing up the first leg between Mount’s Bay B & C and Flushing & Mylor Crews. Flushing & Mylor got clear water going into the mark and rowed superbly to take victory. The Under 14’s set out for their short sprint in against a tough wind. Cadgwith took victory here as well as the Under 16’s.

It was then the A crew’s turn to take to the water with Mount’s Bay taking victory in both Men’s & Womens. The racing flowed well, once again, well done Coverack for a superb event. The cake stall was top notch ;) .

Calling Photographers! – did you get any pictures? I managed to forget mine, so if you have any, feel free to send them in ;) .

Results

Men’s B
1 Irene Too
2 Taran
3 Shearwater
4 Manacle Belle
5 Penarrow
6 Rose
7 Fear Not
8 Defiance
9 Azook
10 Senara
11 Petroc
12 Avarack

Ladies B
1 Penarrow
2 Lark (Mts Bay C)
3 Taran (Mts Bay B)
4 Endurance
5 Azook
6 Shearwater
7 Rose
8 Senara
9 Petroc
10 Defiance
11 Manacle Belle
12 Avarack
13 Fear Not

Men’s A
1 Taran
2 Petroc
3 Lark
4 Endurance
5 Defiance
6 Senara
7 Avarack
8 St Elvan
9 Rose
10 Shearwater
11 Azook
DQ Irene Too

Ladies A
1 Taran
2 Petroc
3 Irene Too
4 Rose
5 Shearwater
6 Senara
7 Fear Not
8 Lark
9 Azook
10 Defiance
11 St Elvan
12 Avarack

U14’s
1 Rose
2 Manacle Belle
3 Avarack (Coverack)
4 St Elvan
5 Lark

U16’s
1 Rose
2 Lark
3 Petroc
4 St Elvan
5 Petroc
6 Manacle Belle

Mixed
1 ?
2 Manacle Belle
3 Lark
4 St Elvan
5 Avarack
6 Shearwater
7 Senara

Results :: Provisional Mevagissey Tribute

Results :: Provisional Mevagissey Tribute

A beautiful day by the water, ably hosted by Mevagissey Gig Club saw round 2 of the 2010 Tribute Series. An oily calm sea in the morning was eventually stirred by a much needed light onshore breeze. Hot stuff on the water with Caradon, Devoran and Falmouth cleaning up.

Mevagissey Tribute Series provisional results.

0verallMens AMens BU16Ladies ALadies BOverall
1CaradonCaradonDevoranFalmouthFalmouth1
2Par BayHelfordCadgwithRoselandNewquay2
3Mounts BayFalmouthFoweyCaradonCaradon3
4FoweyMounts BayHelfordCharlestownCharlestown4
5FalmouthRoselandCoverackMounts BayHelford5
6RoselandFoweyLooeNewquayRoseland6
7LooeRameCharlestownTeignMounts Bay7
8HelfordCharlestownPorthlevenTruroFlushing Mylor8
9CattewaterTruroRockFoweyFowey9
10WeymouthCattewaterCaradonHelfordPaignton10
11ZennorLooeTruroPadstowSwanage11
12Flushing MylorZennorPadstowSwanageWeymouth12
13MevagisseyWeymouthRockTeign13
14CharlestownPadstowCattewaterDevoran14
15NewquayPaigntonSalcombeZennor15
16TruroPendeenZennorTruro16
17CoverackBristolSalcombe17
18TeignPaigntonPadstow18
19BristolDevoranSt Agnes19
20CadgwithRameBristol20
21PadstowCadgwithRame21
22PaigntonSt AgnesMevagissey22
23St IvesFlushing MylorRock23
24PendeenWeymouth24
25PorthlevenPenryn25
26RockDart26
27RameMevagissey27
28St AgnesCoverack28
29SalcombeSt Ives29
30NankerseyLooe30
31DevoranNankersey31
32Calstock32

Caradon Mixed Championships :: Report, Results, Pics

Caradon Mixed Championships :: Report, Results, Pics

As usual Caradon Gig Club delivered a fantastic well organized days racing at the annual Mixed Championships. The venue, Saltash on the bank of the River Tamar made from some interesting racing as crews flew down the first leg to the first mark with the flooding tide. With the turns all within 1 mintue of each other, crews didn’t really have much scope for overtakes around them and just followed around single file, with a few exceptions ;) .

The first round start on time with the juniors semi-finals and the mixed quarter finals all done by 11.30am. With a quick break, the plate semi’s got under way and then the mixed semi’s. Followed by a 45 min lunch break, the three finals started with Coverack taking victory in the Junior Mixed.

Mixed Results at a glance:

  1. Caradon A
  2. Caradon B
  3. Falmouth A
  4. Falmouth B
  5. Mount’s Bay A
  6. Roseland A

Another top day of racing, thank you Caradon. The cake stall was also exquisite!

Good luck to all the crews competing in tomorrows Veterans Championships.

Pics

Mixed Final

Mixed Semi 1

Mixed Semi 2

Plate Final

Junior Final

Quarter Final? (I think)

Plate Semi 2

Results

Download as PDF

A Great Weekend :: Thank you for your support

A Great Weekend :: Thank you for your support

Weather conditions could not have been better for this weekends event in Falmouth.

The event kicked off at 1030 with the start of the Tribute event, all races went off well in a moderate offshore wind.  This was the first race since the new CPGA rules have been introduced. Results to follow when we get them in the meantime photo of the results board below.

The decision was made to start the juniors in one start which caused a disadvantage to the teams furthest away from the beach.  In hindsight the race should have been started in two heats and the organizers apologise for any crews this affected.

The first GigRower Championships then took place with a series of straight sprint races down the shore line back to the  beach. The aim of these sprints was to try a new format of racing using a a series of heats to give all crews that enter at least 2 chances to makes the final.  The racing went well and saw a tight final in both the mens and ladies with Falmouth winning the ladies and Caradon the mens.

We would like to thank all clubs that attended for their support, particularly those who stayed for the sprint races.

Thanks to Jowan for these pics.

GigRower Sprint Results

Ladies Final

1st Falmouth A (Irene 2)
2nd Caradon A (Essa)
3rd Falmouth B (Irene)
4th Helford A (Pedn Billy)
5th Helford B (Merthen)
6th Swanage (Old Harry)

Mens Final

1st Caradon A (Essa)
2nd Mounts Bay A (Kensa)
3rd Helford A (Pedn Billy)
4th FMPGC A (Penarrow) – ‘tho it was so close between 3rd and 4th was it a dead-heat?
5th Falmouth B (Irene)
6th Caradon B (Millers Daughter)
7th Bristol A (Falcon)
8th St Agnes (Bolster)

Falmouth A (Irene Too) – DSQ

Tribute Results Board

Tribute results board provisonal

Tribute results board provisonal

GigRower Championships Men's Final

GigRower Championships Men’s Final

1st Caradon A (Essa)
2nd Mounts Bay A (Kensa)
3rd Helford A (Pedn Billy)
4th FMPGC A (Penarrow) – ‘tho it was so close between 3rd and 4th was it a dead-heat?
5th Falmouth B (Irene)
6th Caradon B (Millers Daughter)
7th Bristol A (Falcon)
8th St Agnes (Bolster)

Falmouth A (Irene Too) – DSQ

Mount's Bay Regatta :: Report, Results, Pics

Mount’s Bay Regatta :: Report, Results, Pics

Mount's Bay Men's B & C battle to the mark.

The rescheduled Mount’s Bay Regatta took place on Saturday 5th of June. With the weather threatening to rain just before the coxswain’s meeting, it held off and the Men’s A started the days proceedings.

Truro Ladies do their Stretches...

With a short first leg (4:42) the first turn was a sharp course change. Mount’s Bay Men’s A turned first with the bow rower tossing, follwed by Melusine (Zennor). Taking 3 lengths on the first mark, Mount’s Bay stretched their lead as they crossed the line. The Men’s B took to the water for the second race with a shock battle for first place between Monut’s Bay Men’s B & C crew. The C crew made up of older veterans, developing juniors, and several retired rowers (6 years was the last time in the boat) the C crew had mighty start and took the lead, but as the crews approached the first mark the B’s just managed to reel in enough of a lead to get the water.

The Under 16’s then had their race from the second mark to the finish line. A short sprint saw Lark (Coverack) take first place after a hard fought battle with St. Elvan (Porthleven).

The Ladies A race had a brilliant battle between Kensa (Mount’s Bay) & Brisons (Cape Cornwall), Brisons made up of three Cape rowers, one Mount’s Bay rower & two Falmouth rowers pushed Mount’s Bay all the way to the line. The Ladies B again saw a tight race between Kensa and Azook (Hayle), also made up of two Falmouth rowers.

The Under 14’s had a straight sprint along the side of the iconic St Michael’s Mount with Lark taking a well deserved victory. The Veterans race saw Melusine (Zennor) take the Men’s title and Kensa take the Ladies. The mixed was a hard fought battle between two Mount’s Bay crews with Zennor in third.

Download the Full results here

Truro :: Report & Results

Truro :: Report & Results

Regatta 30th May 2010 Turnaware Point, Roseland

The weekend dawned with many expectant glances at the weather forecasts, especially after two other events were casualties of the weather. The forecast improved and the event went ahead, despite rain forecast late. This was the first time the club had run a Regatta style event instead of a pursuit race from Truro to Mylor.

The clubs gathered, with many local clubs rowing over and the coxes meeting went as scheduled. The course was the traditional kite shaped with the start off Pill Creek with the finish off the beach. This was designed to allow the spectators to be able view as much of the race as possible.

The weather remained overcast all day and some excellent racing was had, with a full programme of races. The results are tabulated below:

C – Denotes declared composite crews

Overall winners were Roseland.

The weather held and a fine days racing was had, in what turned out to be a small local Regatta all taken in a good spirit.

The Club wishes to thank the National Trust and Mr Symonds for allowing us to use the venue. Sponsors included Carrick Leisure, Ferris Garage, Truro Glass and Sarah Wyld (Handmade celebration cakes).

Good Friday River Race :: Results, Report, Pics

Good Friday River Race :: Results, Report, Pics

In a stiff Northerly wind, the re-scheduled Good Friday River Race from Mylor to Truro saw a variety of oar powered craft take part. Gigs, surf boats, skiffs, flashboats, Canadian canoe’s, kayaks, sliding seat boats and punts. Smaller craft started first in the devised handicap system and gigs started last. Through the race the gigs eventually overtook other craft on the battle up the river. The wind eased as the river narrowed, taking us past the King Harry Ferry, the laid up ships and Smugglers Cottage.

As the race came into it’s final stages, weaving around the river past Malpas and Truro Cathedral came into sight the River got shallow further up river making for some strong drag for crews as they battled their way up to Truro. With some boats finishing in 52mins and some in 1 hour and 30mins, the field was quite spread out along the river.

Results at a glance:

  1. Blue Betty :: Men’s Surf boat
  2. Skiff 36 :: Mixed Oar Match
  3. Billy :: Ladies Coastal four
  4. Fury :: Ladies Gig

Download the full results – Thanks to Lindsey from Penryn Rowing Club for sending these in.

Pics

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Scilly 2010 :: Top 36 Results Analysis

Scilly 2010 :: Top 36 Results Analysis

Analysis of the Men’s and ladies open positions from the past three championships.

Click the pic for larger view

Ladies

Men’s

Scilly 2010 :: Results

Scilly 2010 :: Results

Click on photos for full results:

Scilly 2010 Pilot Gig World Championships Results

Scilly 2010 Pilot Gig World Championships Results

Scilly 2010 :: Results

Scilly 2010 :: Results

Coming soon.

Debbie Rendle Race :: Results

Debbie Rendle Race :: Results

Thank you to Dylan for sending these in.

Debbie Rendle Memorial Race Results 2010 – PDF

The annual Debbie Rendle Memorial Race held on Sunday 25th of April 2010.

Rock Easter Bonnet :: Results, Pics

Rock Easter Bonnet :: Results, Pics

Thank you to Dylan for sending these in ;) .

Men’s Results:
1. Morlader -  32.50
2. Jane D  -  33.17
2. Shearwater – 33.17
3. Torrent -  34.30
4. Bedehaven – 36.45

Ladies Results
1. Jane D – 39.20
2. Shearwater – 40.47
3. Torrent – 43.50
4. Bedehaven 46.45
5. Unity – 47.05

Pics :: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=4508&id=106322752740747

Appledore History Race :: Results

Appledore History Race :: Results

Appledore History Race Results
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1st :: Raparee – Ilfracombe
2nd :: Whitford – Appledore
3rd :: Leah C – Clovelly
4th :: Oarsome – Torridge
5th :: Giggles – Torridge
6th :: Verbena – Appledore
7th :: Siren – Ilfracombe
8th :: Kerens – Torridge

Thank you to Simon for sending these in.

Looe School Rowing Club @ The National Indoor Championships

Looe School Rowing Club @ The National Indoor Championships

The 16th March saw over 3,000 young rowers compete in the 2010 junior indoor rowing championships, organised by London Youth Rowing which was  held at Battersea evolution centre. 12 Pupils aged 12-15 from Looe community school made the trip up to London from Cornwall to represent their school rowing club.

The indoor rowing club is in its second year at Looe school, run by members of Looe rowing club with the help of British rowing coach Rhiannon Halliday.

The trip was made possible through funding from Cornwall sports partnership, Callington school sports partnership and Edwina Hannaford (Local councillor). Looe school provided the transport for the trip and PE teachers supported the rowers at the event. The indoor club has been a brilliant way of recruiting new rowers, as well as introducing the concept of fitness training to Looes existing juniors.

The school rowing club have achieved several good results in local, county and regional competitions in the build up to the national event. Several of the students had attended in 2009 and were adamant to beat their previous years placing.

Results as follows:

Year 8 girlsrow for 3 mins (184 competitors)
Elysia Gregory 45th -  692m. Lauren fisher 52nd -  688m.

Year 9 girlsrow for 4 mins (177 competitors)
Jess Lee 71st –  902m. Josie Marks 91st – 869m

Year 9 boysrow for 4 mins (145 competitors)
Adam Haler 13th – 1107m. Tom Olver 44th – 1021m

Year 10 girlsrow for 5 mins (112 competitiors)
Lucy Rawe 23rd – 1218m. Damaris Butters 50th – 1139m

Year 10 boysrow for 5 mins (181 competitors)
Zac Thomas 20th – 1387m. Alex Hicks 66th – 1306m. Fred Alsop 107th – 1246m. Spencer Delf – 120th – 1225m.

Sprint relay (2,000m)
Girls (lucy, damaris, elysia, jess) – 20th / 90. 8 mins
Boys (Zac, Alex, Tom, Adam) – 15th / 84. 6 mins 48 secs

CRA Race :: St Anthony to Helford

CRA Race :: St Anthony to Helford

Thanks to Dylan for these results.

Results:

1st. James, Tony + Ash (White Workingboat in one of the pictures)

2nd. Olly, Ed + one more which I can’t remeber the name.

3rd. Martin, Jess + Charlotte

Helford Mini Scillies :: Pics, Report & Results

Helford Mini Scillies :: Pics, Report & Results

Helford held their ‘Mini Scillies’ event over the weekend in stunning spring conditions on the river.  Results and report to follow but in the mean time here are some great pics from Paul and also a cool little video also by Paul.

Click here to see the pics, here is a quick sample:

Caption competition, add your quotes as a comment at the bottom of this post …

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