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On Friday the club received our newest training boat, an RS Tera, with thanks from Community Bank - Southern Peninsula. Our juniors hit the water on Sunday and those new to sailing spent their time getting used to movement on boats by being towed around in their Opti's. A couple of our juniors Cooper Jones & Nathan Anderson, who are familiar with sailing, were able to show off their capsizing skills. With almost zero wind, the new kids didn't get a chance to put sails up yet, but watch this space....we will have them moving forward under wind power in no time. Junior boatsJunior 13Cooper JuniorNathan Junior NOVEMBER Happenings 2024 

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Results

Friday Twilight - Race 7
 1st Maximum Limit   Rick Rogers
 2nd Just Cruisin' Lorraine Whitaker
 3rd Anthea John Wemyss
Friday AMS – Race 7
 1st Maximum Limit   Rick Rogers  
 2nd Patriot Jason Close
 3rd Unprecedented Andrew McGrath
Click here for full results for Friday 
Sunday Summer Series - Race 3
Well done to the three boats that ventured out in very light winds on Sunday morning - Empara took out 1st place, followed by Yknot and Shimmer.
 
Thanks to the Friday night tower crew of Till Brauckmann (RO) and crew from 11.11, and Lynlee Coutts (RO) and Dawn Clark who were in the tower for Sunday's race.

This Week's Racing

Friday 29 November 2024
Twilight Pursuit Series 1 - Race 8
Race Start Time (AEDT)
17:30H Pursuit Start   
Race Officer 
Elaine Nicholas
Duty Boat
Mr Bojangles
Tower Assistant
Elaine
 
Sunday 1 December
Club Championship Series - Race 3
and Long Distance Sub-Series - Race 1
First Signal Warning 09:55H Tower Start
Race Officer  Amanda Malin
Duty Boat Magnitude
 
Please note that Sunday's Club Championship race is a morning start due to it also being the first race of the Long Distance Series.

Congrats to Unprecedented

After using Friday night's twilight race as a warm up (and coming 3rd on AMS), Unprecedented zipped over to Queenscliff for an early start on Saturday morning in the ORCV Coastal Sprint down to Cape Schanck and back. Skipper Andrew McGrath and his double-handed crew member, Ben Thompson, took out the clean sweep! 1st AMS, ORC, PHS and the double-handed. Congrats guys!

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SP25 POSTER 

Sail Peninsula 2025 Regatta is on again !

Preparations are well underway for another great Sail Peninsula event. 21st-23rd February. NOR and SailsSys entries will be available soon.

This year we have partnered with Bambak Recycled Sails. Bambak take old sails that are destined for landfill, ship them over to Vanuatu where they are recycled into bags. This not only keeps sails out of landfill but provides much needed employment and community support in Vanuatu. It is a great initiative that SBSC are proud to support.

To kick of our partnership Bambak have generously offered SBSC members a discount on their great range of products. See the flyer below and check them out at http://www.bambak.co

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Bendigo term deposit 

Are you planning a short - or longer-term investment?
A Bendigo Bank term deposit may be just what you need to get the most from your money. Talk to the team at one of our three branches, Rye, Rosebud, or Dromana, and watch your money grow at ​​​​​​​​Bendigo Bank

Bendigo Bank
Community Bank Southern Peninsula
Rye | Rosebud I Dromana

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ORCV News

Ronstan Cock of the Bay (Thursday 26 December) 
What better way to spend your Boxing Day than competing in one of the most iconic events on the Australian sailing calendar! The traditional course of approx 21nm starts near Station Pier in Port Melbourne and is designed to sail past major bayside locations for sailors and spectators alike to view. Some say there is no better way to work off the excesses of Christmas the day before! Enter here:  www.orcv.org.au/cock-of-the-bay 
 
Melbourne to Hobart ‘Westcoaster’ (Friday 27 December) 
The  ORCV ‘Westcoaster’ is a legendary yacht race where tactics and sailing well can crown you as the race champion, regardless of boat size. Across the 435nm passage, yachts contend first with Bass Strait before taking on the wilderness and ruggedness of the West Coast of Tasmania and the long ocean swell of the Southern Ocean before turning towards the finish line and the shifting winds of the Derwent. For more than 50 years, the Westcoaster has provided sailors with a unique race full of tactical challenges. Early-bird entries close on 10 November! Enter here:  www.orcv.org.au/hobart  
 
Melbourne to Port Fairy (Friday 14 February) 
For 2025, the ORCV’s traditional race to the historic and picturesque port of Port Fairy has been rescheduled to mid-February, taking advantage of more favourable weather conditions and providing a feeder race for yachts planning participate in the 75th Adelaide to Port Lincoln race. 
The 135 mile course runs SW from Queenscliff past the coastal resorts of Torquay, Anglesea, Lorne and Apollo Bay, before rounding Cape Otway and entering the southern ocean. It’s also Valentines Day, so what better what better way to celebrate your one true love – sailing! Enter here: www.orcv.org.au/port-fairy 

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