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Saturday, 04 September 2010 20:43

Windguru & St. Catherine's

Written by Daniel Williams

Did you know? You can now get the latest wind predictions from WindGuru exclusively for St. Catherine's Bay, simply go to WindGuru and select 'St. Catherine's Bay' to get accurate predictions exclusively for the bay!

Friday, 03 September 2010 17:32

Report Sport

Written by Daniel Williams

 See http://www.channelonline.tv/channelonline_sportnews/displayarticle.asp?id=490686 for Channel Television's report on Trophee Des Isles 

Monday, 30 August 2010 13:41

Trophee Des Isles Photographs

Written by Daniel Williams

Click Here to view the 2010 Trophee Des Isles Photographs, and once again congratulations to Team Jersey!

Sunday, 29 August 2010 16:48

Trophee Des Isles Triumph!

Written by Kate Amy

The Trophee Des Isles Regatta was held this weekend with nearly 60 boats competing in 5 fleets. The event was a magnificent success thanks to brilliant organisation, teamwork and great sailing. The perfect weather, sunshine with a stiff offshore breeze, allowed spectators to sit in the sunny shelter of the club whilst competitors screamed around the bay in their dinghies. Thanks to our sponsors and the many, many people who gave up their time to help out.

We look forward to the next Trophee Des Isle hosted by Societe Nautique de la Baie de Saint-Malo in 2011!

RESULTS

Team Prize

The team prize of the Trophee Des Isles was won by St Catherine's Sailing Club

Societe Nautique de la Baie de Saint-Malo was second and Guernsey Yacht Club came third.

Team scores were calculated using the top three placed sailors of each club in each race.

 

Individual Prizes

Congratulations to the following top 3 sailors in each fleet;

Regatta Pico Fleet

1st Abigail McCarthy (SCSC)

2nd Max McCarthy (SCSC)

3rd Alex Tucker (SCSC)

 

Regatta Optimist Fleet

1st Erwan Priol (SNBSM)

2nd Leo Marshall (RCIYC)

3rd Elana St George (SCSC)

 

Main Optimist Fleet

1st Camille Bahu (SNBSM)

2nd Franck Levenant (SNBSM)

3rd Sam Crosby (GYC)

 

Laser 4.7 fleet

1st Johanna Asplund (GYC)

2nd George Moisan (SCSC)

3rd Laura Jane Carter (SCSC)

 

Laser Radial Fleet

1st Henry Perkins (SCSC)

2nd Emma Speller (SCSC)

3rd Laurence Carter (SCSC)

 

SCSC- St Catherine's Sailing Club

SNBSM- Societe Nautique de la Baie de Saint-Malo

GYC- Guernsey Yacht Club

RCIYC- Royal Channel Island Yacht Club

 

All the details!

You can find out how the sailors got on by following the links below.

Click here for the Regatta Pico Fleet

Click here for the Regatta Optimist Fleet

Click here for the Main Optimist Fleet

Click here for the Laser 4.7 Fleet

Click here for the Laser Radial Fleet

 

Saturday, 28 August 2010 17:04

Trophee Des Isles- Results so far!

Written by Kate Amy

Trophee Des Isles

Well done everyone for a VERY successful first day of racing- brilliant sailing and fantastic teamwork from the huge support team!

Day one results

Click here to find out results for the Laser Radial Fleet

Click Here to find out results for the Laser 4.7 Fleet

Click here to find out results for the Optimist Fleet

 

Regatta Fleet

Click here for the Regatta Pico Fleet

Click here for the Regatta Optimist Fleet

 

We're all looking forward to tomorrow!!

 

Wednesday, 25 August 2010 14:57

WindGuru

Written by Daniel Williams

St. Catherine's Sailing Club is now sponsored by WindGuru, members can now view their ultimate weather and wind predictions for St. Catherine's Bay by clicking here.  

Hour-by-hour wind predictions will now be displayed on our AV system during regatta's!

Monday, 23 August 2010 16:02

Request for large Jugs

Written by Catherine Moisan

Catherine Moisan is looking for some more large plastic jug's to contain her supply of PIM's for this weekend's Trophee Des Isles Regatta.

 

If you have any she could use please contact Catherine by e-mailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it !

Saturday, 21 August 2010 18:17

TEAM JERSEY Trophee Des Isles TRAINING SESSION

Written by Daniel Williams

 Team Jersey Training Session

We would like to invite all members of our Trophee Des Isles Jersey Team to a training afternoon with the St. Catherine's Sailing Instructors! We would especially like to welcome members of our Regatta Fleet. 
When?  Monday 23rd August, meet at 2PM
Where? St. Catherine's Sailing Club  
 
Please contact Dan Williams ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) for more information and to register!   

St. Catherine’s Sailing Club is preparing to host the biggest junior regatta held in Channel

Island waters over the August bank holiday weekend when the club will play host to the
annual Fairbairn Trophée des Isles Regatta.
 
The Trophée des Isles is the biggest junior sailing regatta to be held between the Channel
Islands and France with competitors sailing in Optimists, Laser 4.7 and Laser Radial
classes. More than 60 junior sailors aged from 8 to 21 will race for their club; the team
with the most points from all its classes will win the top prize, Trophée des Isles. Individual
prizes will also be awarded for class and best in each age group.
 
Racing will be held over two days at St. Catherine’s with the Bank Holiday set aside for the
visiting teams to discover Jersey. Normally the regatta is contested between the sailing
clubs of St. Malo, St. Catherine’s & Guernsey Yacht Club but this year the Isle of Wight,
hosts of the 2011 Island Games, has entered the regatta and their team will be travelling to
the Island at the end of the month.
 
David Carter Commodore at St. Catherine’s Sailing Club said “we are delighted that the
Isle of Wight will be competing this year, the Isle of Wight produce some of the worlds
best sailors. The fact that they see this event as one to bring there team too shows the
standard of competition and sailing excellence that we now have in Jersey”.
 
David went on to explain “St. Catherine’s has been an RYA Volvo Champion club for 6
years now and we have just be reaccredited, The Volvo RYA Champion Club Programme
recognises those sailing clubs with a commitment to youth sailing and race coaching.
It aims to encourage young sailors at grass roots level, to stay in the sport and learn to
compete. Thanks to this programme St. Catherine’s is now producing top flight sailors to
get us back into the medals at these sort of events. This year our sailing academy has
had just over 130 children learning to sail, being taught by qualified instructors that have
come though the club programme”
 
Last year the Trophée was won by St. Malo by a very close margin, “we will have our work
cut out for us this year” David said “with two very strong teams, although we do have the
home advantage, and we will do all we can to try and win the Trophée for Jersey”
 
The Trophée des Isles is hosted on a rotating basis by the Sailing Clubs of St Malo,
Guernsey and Jersey; this year it’s Jersey’s turn and St. Catherine’s have being working
on the event planning for the past six months. “Managing this number of junior sailors,
their boats and families has been a mammoth task for the club. During the event
launching and recovering all these boats on the small slip at St. Catherine’s is going to be
a challenge” said David Carter.
 
Most of the visiting teams will be staying with host families, and a party atmosphere
will reign at St. Catherine’s for the entire weekend. Cathy Moisan of St. Catherines
Sailing Club who has been organising the visiting teams said “it has been a lot of work
to find accommodation for so many visitors tying in the travel plans and arranging
the catering and shore events, I am overwhelmed by our club members generosity in
offering their spare rooms and offers of help at the club over the weekend. We are also
grateful for the support from Fairbairn Private Bank and Condor Ferries, it is this support
that has made it possible for the Isle of Wight team to be able to travel for the event”.
 
The event is making full use of social networking for the first time, led by St. Catherine’s
web master Dan Williams (17), who is sailing for the St. Catherine’s Team in the event
said “St. Catherine’s Sailing Club has been using online applications for some time
now to manage its duty rosters and publish race results and the Commodore’s blog.
Facebook has also been part of the clubs communications so it made sense to set up a
facebook page for this event so that all the sailors can communicate before the event,
some in French! Most of our members use the club Facebook page, but some of our older
members still prefer to look on the notice board, which is fine as well! You can find us at
www.scsc.org.je where you can join us on facebook”.
 
Saturday evening a hog roast and prize giving will be held, many teams have arranged to
visit some of Jerseys attractions on bank holiday Monday making the most of their visit to
Jersey with the Amaizin’ Maze being a popular excursion, before heading for the ferry, or
two, in the case of the Isle of Wight team, back home.
 
Monday, 16 August 2010 19:36

Website Upgrades

Written by Daniel Williams

We are upgrading and expanding the software which run's our website. You should notice a whole new layout here in the news page which will be rolled out throughout the entire website shortly. You will now be able to share pages with your friends either by emailing it to them or posting on your social networking site, as well as enlarging fonts and more!

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