Over the weekend we hosted the Victorian Junior Carnival and Schnapper Point Regatta incorporating the 29er States and a selection event for the Optimist state team. Over 120 boats and 142 sailors with a few extra class association sailors who came along to help. Team MYC did a fantastic job, and have had numerous thank yous and compliments. The weather wasn’t kind but we made the most of it.
This sort of event totally relies on its volunteers. A huge thank you to everyone. As there were close to 100, I can’t name them all here. A special mention though to the team leaders who took on areas and had them covered. Then there those that I called the “rocks” those dependable helpers that just keep on going all weekend to the very end of jobs.
And of course we must thank our generous sponsors who helped to make it such a great event:
This sort of event totally relies on its volunteers. A huge thank you to everyone. As there were close to 100, I can’t name them all here. A special mention though to the team leaders who took on areas and had them covered. Then there those that I called the “rocks” those dependable helpers that just keep on going all weekend to the very end of jobs.
And of course we must thank our generous sponsors who helped to make it such a great event:
Major Sponsor Select Smiles,
| along with Positive Psychology, |  |
Mornington Foot Clinic,
Ronstan,
to Australian Sailing,
& to Sport Phillip Marine for the participation awards - Thank you!!!
In the Lasers MYC took out 1,2 and 3 (Rhett Gowans, Jack Eickmeyer and Lachie Weber) which is a nice lead up to Laser Radial Worlds next weekend. No, it’s not quietening down
In the final event of the 29er States, Zac Hayes was first, and Lily & Matilda Richardson 2nd, and obviously first girls.
Miles Levenspiel 2nd in Opti Intermediate. James Jackson 2nd in 420s.
Now just quietly down in the Green fleet on Saturday we only have participation medals. My delight is seeing the greenies that just seem one day to “get it”. Well done to Harry Rae and Josh Bacon, watch out they are learning quick.
In the final event of the 29er States, Zac Hayes was first, and Lily & Matilda Richardson 2nd, and obviously first girls.
Miles Levenspiel 2nd in Opti Intermediate. James Jackson 2nd in 420s.
Now just quietly down in the Green fleet on Saturday we only have participation medals. My delight is seeing the greenies that just seem one day to “get it”. Well done to Harry Rae and Josh Bacon, watch out they are learning quick.
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