Ryde (IW) Amateur Rowing Regatta. To be held off Appley Beach, Ryde on - Saturday, 2nd June 2018
Promoted by RYDE ROWING CLUB. (Founded 1877)
Sponsored by:
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS.
The Trophies and prizes will be presented outside the Clubhouse following the last race.
A licenced bar with refreshments will be open in the Clubhouse for competitors.
PRICE £1
Supported by Ryde Town Council and the Isle of Wight County Council.
WATER SAFETY & COMMUNICATIONS . Please see the centre pages for the Regatta Water Safety and Communications Plan - and for the Emergency Plan.
Ryde Regatta’s main sponsor –
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TLM Laser Director Andy Tom’s son Ben rows for the Ryde Club and Andy, a strong supporter of the Club, has firsthand experience of the Regatta having provided and skippered the Umpires boat for the 2016 and 2017 Regatta’s – a duty he will be performing again for the 2018 event.
Regatta Catering. A range of hot and cold food and drinks will be available throughout the day in the main boathouse of the Ryde R. C. Clubhouse – and a licensed bar is available upstairs. The “famous” RRC cooked breakfast will be served on Sunday morning – contact Josie on 01983 566481 – or at the Clubhouse on Regatta day. A BBQ Breakfast will be available on Regatta day.
LADIES JUNIOR SCULLS MENS SENIOR SCULLS sponsored by: sponsored by:
MENS SENIOR FOURS sponsored by: Ryde Rowing Club. The Clubhouse, Appley Park, Ryde Isle of Wight. PO33 1ND. Founded 1877. Telephone. 01983 562127. Web Site: http://www.ryderowingclub.co.uk/ Affiliated to the British Rowing and the Hants & Dorset ARA.
BR Explore Rowing “Pioneer” status with the IW Rowing Forum
Ryde Rowing Club is one of the Islands oldest Sports Clubs having been in continuous existence, providing facilities for competitive and recreational rowing as well as social facilities for its members since at least 1877.
The Clubhouse in Appley Park provides boat storage, training area, men's and ladies changing facilities with showers as well as club rooms, licensed members bar and facilities for meetings, conferences etc.. The clubroom is available for members parties, weddings etc.. and the club stages a range of social events for its members. The Clubhouse has full disabled access, including ramp, stairlift and disabled toilets.
Membership is open to all, subject to the completion of the application form, payment of the appropriate subscription and acceptance by the Clubs general committee. A range of membership types are available and more details and information can be obtained from the Clubs Hon. Secretary - Carole Hewision. 61, St Johns Road, Ryde, I.W. PO33 2RW. Telephone – 01983 614385. E Mail: [email protected] or visit the Club Web Site at http://www.ryderowingclub.co.uk/
CHARITY FUND RAISING. • Ryde Rowing Club has a proud fund raising tradition - and over the years has raised thousands of pounds for local and National Charities. • BETWEEN 2008 and 2015 the club raised over £4,500 for the Naomi House Children's Hospice. • Fund raising events INCLUDED a Cross Channel Row - from Dover to Calais in 2008 and a record breaking round the Island Row in 2009. • Every year the club has a nominated charity – these are usually local organisations with whom the club has a connection.
Since 2016 the clubs nominated charity has been the Isle of Wight Youth Trust.
The Youth Trust is A charitable independent and professional organisation offering counselling, advice, information and support services to young people under 25 on the Isle of Wight and, in some cases, their parents or carers. Ryde Rowing Club - A Brief History. A Rowing Club existed in Ryde before the foundation of our Club in 1877. It is clear that a Ryde Working Men’s Rowing Club was founded in 1861. It would appear that the Club split in 1877 – into Ryde Rowing Club and Ryde Working Men’s Club – which eventually became the Vectis Fishing and Boating Club presumably the split was bought about by the divergence of "rowing" and "fishing"! It is clear that the two clubs shared a boathouse on the pier from at least 1887 as on 30 th June that year the Ryde Working Men’s Club subscribed £75 to Ryde Rowing Club being the amount agreed towards expenses of boathouse and slipway on pier. Thereafter they paid £7- £10 per 1/2 year for rent. So while we have long believed that Ryde Rowing Club are the ” youngest” of the three existing IW Clubs (Newport, 1863 and Shanklin Sandown, 1871) it is likely that Ryde are in fact, arguably the oldest Club – having emerged from the Ryde Working Men’s Rowing Club founded in 1861! Ryde Rowing Club was founded in 1877 and is the only Isle of Wight based Rowing Club that has been in continuous existence ever since. It is believed to be one of the oldest sporting clubs in Ryde. The original Clubhouse was on Ryde Pier from where it carried out its competitive rowing and social activities until 1968 when the then landlords, British Rail, evicted the Club on the grounds that the pillars on which the Clubhouse was built were in a dangerous condition and beyond economic repair - these pillars can still be seen standing today, over 40 years later! Thanks to the old Ryde Borough Council the Club were re-housed in temporary accommodation in Appley Park which consisted of a Boathouse only, with no changing or social facilities. In spite of this the Club experienced some of its most successful seasons on the water and laid down the foundations for the even more successful years that were to follow. Thanks to further support from the Local Authority, Sports Council grant aid and a major fundraising effort by the members, a new clubhouse was opened in 1975. Still in Appley Park, Ryde, this provided changing and social facilities in addition to a boathouse. With new premises, the Club experienced a period of growth and significant improvement in performance, with a number of Hants & Dorset and South Coast Championships won and qualification for Henley on two occasions. In the mid 1990's a further problem developed with the Clubhouse suffering from major subsidence believed to be as a result of the construction of a sewage treatment works behind the building, for which the Club was not insured. As a result, a successful application was made to the Sports Aid Foundation and the National Lottery Sports Fund. This enabled the Club to rebuild a new two story Clubhouse, with much improved facilities, which opened in 1998. For a small Isle of Wight based Rowing Club, Ryde have an impressive record in the South Coast Rowing Championships since winning their first Championship event in 1978. Following on from this initial success they have won a further sixteen South Coast Championships – seventeen in total - and numerous Open and Invitation events - including the aggregate trophy for best performing Club in the Open and Invitation events at a Regatta on five occasions. Crews from Ryde have represented their Association on thirty-seven occasions and are best remembered for the outstanding achievement of the Men’s Senior Four who won the prestigious Bideford Bowl, for the South Coast Senior Men’s Championship three times in a row between 1985 and 1987 with, apart from the coxswain, an unchanged crew. In the same period this crew also won the Hants & Dorset Senior Championship three times. The Club has won forty e Hants & Dorset Championships since its first in 1962 – including four consecutive Mens Senior Sculls titles between 2004 and 2007 by Nick Pike. Two members of Ryde have gone on to row for their country, Martin Knight representing Great Britain in the Men's coxless four at the Olympic Regatta in 1984 and in the Quad Scull in the World Championships in 1985. More recently Simon Jones, who has won at Henley Royal Regatta with his university and mainland club, has represented Great Britain at under 23 and stoked the GB Lightweight four at the 2005 World Rowing Championships and won a Bronze Medal at the 2007 World Rowing Championships as a member of the GB Men’s Lightweight Quad Sculls. The Club are the current record holders for Round the Island Rowing - in a Coxed Coastal Four, in a time of seven hours, fifty-seven minutes, set in 1995 and a coxless Coastal Quad, in a Ryde record time of time of seven hours four minutes, set in 2009. Crews from Ryde have completed the Round the Island Row on thirteen occasions since the first row in 1880 and this includes the only Round the Island row by an all ladies crew in 1999 and by Cub Sculler, Nick Pike, in 2005 in a time of seven hours, fifty-two minutes and ten seconds - the first person to complete the row in a Coastal Single Scull. The Club has an active Junior Section, recognised by the Sports Governing body, British Rowing, in 2002 when we were awarded BR “Go-Row” status and accredited to run the National Junior Rowing Program. Further recognition followed in 2005 when the Club became the first Rowing Club in the Wessex Region, covering Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight, and one of the first in the country to be granted Sport England Clubmark status. We are also one of the few Clubs in the Wessex Region with an Adaptive Section. In 2007 the Clubs outstanding contribution within their community was recognised with a National Sports Award when they became the first Rowing Club and the only Island Sports Club to win the prestidigious CCPR Sports Club of the Year Award. The Club was accredited as a BR Explore Rowing Club in 2010 – going on to achieve BR Explore Rowing “Pioneer” status with the IW Rowing Forum – the organisation of Island Rowing Clubs – in 2011. ______LADIES JUNIOR FOURS. Sponsored by – MENS JUNIOR SENIOR FOURS. Sponsored by –
Notable achievements of the Ryde Club – South Coast Champions. Men’s Senior Fours - 1985, 1986, 1987, 2007 and 2012. Men’s Junior Senior Fours - 1979, 1999 and 2012. Men’s Junior Fours - 1995, 2000, 2005, 2008 and 2013. Ladies Senior Fours - 1978, 1979, 1986. 1987. Ladies Coastal Junior Fours – 2017. Hants & Dorset Championships. Men’s Senior Fours - 1985, 1986, 1987, 2007 and 2012. Men’s Junior Senior Fours - 1979, 1984, 2012 and 2014. Men’s Junior Fours in 2005, 2008 and 2013. Men’s Novice Fours - 1962, 1975, 1993, 1996 and 2011. Ladies Senior Fours - 1978, 1986, 1987, 1989. Ladies Coastal Junior Fours – 2017. Ladies Novice Fours - 1986, 1990, 1995, 1996, 2005 and 2016. Veteran Fours – 2012. Mens Senior Pairs – 2008 and 2009. Men’s Junior Pairs – 1965 and 2012. Men’s Senior Sculls – 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2011. Men’s Junior Sculls - 1983, 1986, 1992, 2003 and 2009. Men’s Novice Sculls – 2003 and 2016. Ladies Novice Sculls – 2017. Gold Medal winners at the GB Masters Regatta – 2010 and 2011 (Ian Hayden). Round the Island Rowing - Current Holders of the record for a Coastal Coxless Quad and Coxed Coastal Four - for Men and Fixed Seat Four for Ladies and for a Coastal Single Scull. 2001 awarded ARA “Go-Row” status and accredited to run the National Junior Rowing Program. 2005 – gained Sport England Clubmark status. 2007 - CCPR Sports Club of the Year. ______. LADIES SENIOR FOURS. sponsored by: A Short History of Ryde – with thanks to Ryde Town Council. The Town on the beach – Easy to reach, hard to equal. The town of Ryde grew, in Georgian times, from the two small communities of Lower Ryde (down by the shore where boat building and ferrying to and from the mainland were the main activities) and Upper Ryde, whose long street was a drivers road leading to the pasture on the downs and which was bordered by small holdings and farms. In the late18th century the town developed as a resort for sea bathing and walking. The town’s proximity to Portsmouth was convenient for those who had naval responsibilities. The resident gentry had stylish, new houses which were built incorporating curved glass windows in bowed bays and fine ironwork. Many of these houses can be found in the central Conservation Area and are included in the Town Trail. After Queen Victoria adopted Osborne, a few miles along the coast, as a summer residence so Ryde grew and many of its finest buildings, such as All Saints Church designed by Gilbert Scott, were built to serve the growing population. While leading families commissioned splendid houses, some with beach frontages, the commercial centre of the town grew to offer places of worship, a town hall hostelries, department stores, and an arcade of smaller shops to serve a discerning trade. The building of the Pier and the railway connection opened a regular and reliable contact with the mainland. Ryde has been a destination for famous visitors such as Karl Marx, Oscar Wilde and many of the crowned heads of Europe. Each year now, as the gateway to the Island, Ryde is the arrival point for more than two million visitors, including thousands on route to the Isle of Wight Festival and Bestival. In 1888 the townspeople of Ryde staged a lamplight procession and carnival parade – the first in the UK (Ryde Rowing Club had a float) a proud tradition that has continued to this day and celebrates 126 years in August. It brings thousands of spectators to the town for parades in early July to coincide with the Arts Festival, and for the Grand Finale of all Carnivals on the Island at the end of the summer holidays. ______LADIES NOVICE SCULLS. Sponsored by –
RYDE ROWING CLUB ANNUAL REGATTA. Sponsored by
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SATURDAY, 2nd JUNE, 2018 - Starting at approx. 12.15am. [High Water: 14.44hrs./4.3m Spring ]
Regatta Officials: Regatta Secretary STEVE BULL. 10, Brookfield Gardens, /Controller Binstead, Ryde, I.W. PO33 3NP Tel. 01983 566481 E Mail: [email protected] Mobile. 07786 034941 Umpires: ANDY PARSONS Coalporters A. R. C. MARK VINER Lymington A. R. C. MARTIN BRADBEER Itchen Imperial R. C. Starter/ KEITH WARLAND Coalporters R. C. Judges: DENNY WOODFORD BTC R. C. JOHN PURKESS BTC R. C. PENNY BUDD. Coalporters A. R. C. SHARON AYLES. Ryde R. C. Assistant: As appointed by the Association. Boat Marshal GRAHAM REEVE. Ryde R. C. Commentator: STEVE COOK Ryde R. C. Assistant Controllers & Recorder: Tanzie Page. Regatta Safety Advisors: STEVE BULL & STEVE DRAPER. ______NOTICE TO CLUB CAPTAINS & COMPETITORS: 1. Club Captains are requested to report any Crew changes or scratchings, on the appropriate form, to the start platform before a race is called to avoid any delays. 2. The Hants & Dorset Rules for Regatta’s and for Boat Racing shall be observed. 3. In case of possible cancellation phone 01983 562127 or 07786 034941 on the morning of the Regatta , after 7.30am. 4. Because of the problem of the Sandbank at Appley we ask all Crews to cooperate with the starters to get this Regatta over in the quickest possible time. Starts will not be delayed if crews are late getting afloat. 5. The right is reserved to combine finals if scratching’s justify. 6. Crews must not row on the course within 30 minutes of the official start time of the Regatta unless involved in the race in progress. 7. The outer finish post also acts as the outside mark of the finish line. All crews must finish inside this outside post. Any crew finishing outside this outside post will be disqualified and, for safety reasons, may not turn and pass the post again. ORDER OF EVENTS . [ High Water: 14.44hrs./4.3m Spring ] REGATTA CONTROL WILL OPEN around 11.00am/Club Briefing. 11.30am.
NOTE: Regatta may start a little late due to tide but please be ready for 12.15pm .
No. EVENT In Race Heat or Final Approx. Time 1 MENS JUNIOR SENIOR FOURS. 2 FINAL. 12:15 2 LADIES JUNIOR FOURS. 6 FINAL. 12:30 3 MASTERS A/40 FOURS. 5 FINAL 12:45 4 LADIES SENIOR FOURS. 3 FINAL 13:00 5 MENS JUNIOR FOURS . 10 FINAL 13:15 6 LADIES MASTER FOURS. 3 FINAL 13:30 7 MENS NOVICE FOURS. 9 FINAL 13:45 8 MENS SENIOR FOURS 1 FINAL 14:00 8 MASTERS 50/B FOURS. 2 FINAL 14:00 9 LADIES NOVICE FOURS 9 FINAL 14:15 10 MENS NOVICE SCULLS. 5 + 3 FINAL 14:30 11 LADIES JUNIOR PAIRS 1 + 1 FINAL 14:45 12 MENS JUNIOR SCULLS 5 + 1 FINAL 15:00 13 MENS SENIOR PAIRS 2 FINAL 15:15 14 LADIES JUNIOR SCULLS 5 FINAL 15:30 15 MENS JUNIOR PAIRS. 5 + 1 FINAL 15:45 16 LADIES NOVICE SCULLS. 7 FINAL 16:00 17 LADIES SENIOR PAIRS. 3 + 1 FINAL 16:15 18 MENS SENIOR SCULLS. 3 + 1 FINAL 16:30 19 LADIES SENIOR SCULLS. 1 FINAL 16:45 17:30. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES OUTSIDE CLUBHOUSE (Inside if wet). Notes: Number 1. position is nearest to the Starter/Shore.
Event 1. MEN’S JUNIOR SENIOR FOURS. FINAL Sponsored by Classic Image Ltd., 12:15. 1. BOURNEMOUTH A. 5. 2. POOLE A. 6. 3. 7. 4. 8.
Event 2. LADIES JUNIOR FOURS. FINAL Sponsored by Ward House Mortgages & Life. 12:30. 1. ITCHEN IMPERIAL A. 7. 2. CHRISTCHURCH A. 8. 3. NOVICE WIN – Lymington Regatta. 9. 4. CHRISTCHURCH B. 10. 5. NOVICE WIN – Christchurch Regatta 11. 6. BTC 12.
Event 3. MASTERS A/40 FOURS. FINAL Sponsored by 1st Choice Scaffolding. 12:45. 1. LYMINGTON A. 6. 2. ITCHEN IMPERIAL A. 7. 3. BTC A. 8. 4. COALPORTERS A. 9. 5. POOLE A 10.
Event 4. LADIES SENIOR FOURS. FINAL. Sponsored by the Simeon Arms. 13:00. 1. COALPORTERS A. 5. 2. SOUTHAMPTON A. 6. 3. RYDE. 7. 4. 8.
Event 5. MENS JUNIOR FOURS. FINAL. Sponsored by Neaves Rowing Services. 13:15. 1. CHRISTCHURCH A 7. BTC B 2. ITCHEN IMPERIAL A 8. Novice win – Lymington Regatta. 3. CHRISTCHURCH B . 9. COALPORTERS A. 4. Novice win – Christchurch Regatta. 10. NEWPORT A. 5. BTC A 11. 6. SOUTHAMPTON A. 12.
Event 6. LADIES MASTERS FOURS. FINAL Sponsored by The Horse & Groom. 13:30. 1. CHRISTCHURCH A. 5. 2. BTC A. 6. 3. COALPORTERS A. 7. 4. 8.
Event 7. MENS NOVICE FOURS. FINAL Sponsored by the Appley Manor Hotel. 13:45. 1. BTC A 7. CHRISTCHURCH A 2. SOUTHAMPTON A 8. RYDE A 3. ITCHEN IMPERIAL A. 9. BTC B 4. POOLE A. 10. 5. Composite Novice. 11. 6. POOLE B 12.
Event 8. MENS SENIOR FOURS & MASTERS B/50 FOURS.. FINAL Sponsored by Wightlink IW Ferries/Steve Draper. 14:00. Mens Senior Fours. Master 50/B FOURS 1. BTC A 5. BTC A 2. 6. POOLE A 3. 9. 4. 10. RYDE ROWING CLUB. ANNUAL REGATTA. Safety and Communications. Regatta Safety Advisor: Steve Bull & Steve Draper (CWSA). Telephone: 01983 566481. Mobile: 07786 034941 Club: 01983 562127 E Mail: [email protected]
PLEASE NOTE: IT IS EXPECTED THAT ALL COMPETING CLUBS BOATS WILL MEET THE SAFETY STANDARDS LAID DOWN BY THE ARA GUIDE TO GOOD PRACTICE IN ROWING “ROW SAFE” AND ANY ADDITIONAL STANDARDS APPLIED BY THE HANTS & DORSET ARA WATER SAFETY COMMITTEE.
THERE IS A CODE CONTROLLED DEFIBRILLATOR – AVAILABLE OUTSIDE THE RIR HEADQUARTERS .
Telephones. There are telephones in the Ryde Inshore Rescue Headquarters and Ryde Rowing Club. There is an Emergency Telephone outside the Ryde Inshore Rescue Headquarters and there will be a mobile telephone at Regatta Control which is at the start platform.
Launch Rescue Kits. There will be launch Rescue Kits in the Umpires Boat, at the Start Platform, in the Ryde Inshore Rescue Craft and the Ryde R. C. Launch. Minimum equipment included in the kit is as follows:- Sound signaling device, first aid kit, knife, rope, exposure bags, throw line and life jacket.
Rescue Boats. The primary rescue service afloat will be provided by Ryde Inshore Rescue who will have up to two fully equipped rescue craft afloat with experienced and qualified crews. Ryde Inshore Rescue will be backed up by the Ryde R. C. Rescue Launch with driver and crew of which at least one will be qualified to a minimum of RYA2. There may be an additional Rescue Launch provided with experienced drivers. NOTE: Ryde Rescue's responsibilities extend beyond Ryde Regatta and they may have to support other incidents unconnected with the Regatta - and may be called away at short notice.
Radio Networks & Communications. The two Ryde Inshore Rescue Craft will be in radio contact with each other, the Ryde Inshore Rescue Headquarters and Regatta Control. Regatta Control will be in contact with the Umpires boat and this will be a separate channel from the Rescue craft. It is hoped to have but this can not be guaranteed. A back up two way radio will hopefully be available at Regatta Control. The PA system will cover the area from the Regatta Control/Start back towards the Ryde R. C. Clubhouse and should be audible as far as the Appley Park Cafe. Loud Hailers will be available at the Start, Umpires Boat and in the RRC Launch as backup.
First Aid Cover. Invictus Medical Services Ltd or an alternative provider will be patrolling the Regatta site and will have an Ambulance or Medical Tent near the RRC Clubhouse and foot patrols in attendance and will provide the main first aid cover. There are also first aid facilities at Ryde Inshore Rescue Headquarters with qualified first aider's. First Aid Kits are also available at Regatta Control, the Umpires boats, Ryde R. C. Clubhouse and all Rescue craft including the Ryde R. C. launch.
Emergency Landing. It is safe to bring boats ashore along most of the length of the course. Areas to be avoided, which are marked on the map are between the Harbour and the pier and by the slipway at the western end of the Canoe Lake. Crews should also watch out for the various groynes that project out from the beach. Particular care should be taken by any crew or sculler who heads towards Ryde Pier and the Harbour. Crews/Scullers should be aware of the Harbour Channel, the Hovercraft manoeuvring area and the small boat anchorage.
IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS. For AMBULANCE, COAST GUARD, FIRE or POLICE - in an Emergency dial 999 and ask for the Service Required. Casualty Department, St. Mary's Hospital, Parkhurst Road, Newport. (01983) 524081. Ryde Inshore Rescue - (01983) 564564. Police Station - (01983) 528000. Coast guard. Solent Marine Sub-Centre:- 95 552100 or East Wight Coast guard:- (01983) 873948. Ryde Harbour - (01983) 613819.
EMERGENCY PLAN. In the event of an emergency situation arising during the Regatta the rescue/emergency services will be coordinated from Regatta Control, which is at the start platform. Regatta Control will have direct communication with the Inshore Rescue, the Ryde R. C. Safety Boat and First Aid Provider and all Club Officials, competitors and spectators via the PA system. Other Rescue Boats will be provided with direct communication if possible. There will be a mobile telephone at Regatta Control that can be used to call for additional assistance or an ambulance or other rescue services as required. The Regatta Controller (S. Bull) will coordinate the rescue, in his absence the Senior Hants & Dorset Official present will act on his behalf and will take control. At all times the opinions and instructions of Ryde Inshore Rescue must be taken into account and acted upon. The Regatta will be suspended if this is considered necessary by the Regatta Controller following consultation with Ryde Inshore Rescue and the Racing Officials if this is appropriate. If the Emergency takes place on the water then the rescue of those involved will be under the complete control of Ryde Inshore Rescue who will coordinate all the rescue activities afloat including the Ryde R. C. Safety boat and any other Rescue Craft available. ______
Ryde Rowing Club would like to than the following for their Personal Sponsorships –
Steve Cook. Club Trustee and Vice President - who is sponosring the Men’s Novice Sculls event.
Steve Draper, The Clubs Safety Adviser - who is sponsoring The Master 50/B Fours.
The McClumpha Family - who are sponsoring the Men’s Junior Sculls.
Event 9. LADIES NOVICE FOURS. FINAL. Sponsored by Harwoods Garage. 14:15. 1. LYMINGTON A. 7. CHRISTCHURCH A. 2. NEWPORT A. 8. COALPORTERS B. (J16) 3. COALPORTERS A . 9. CHRISTCHURCH C. 4. BTC A. 10. Composite 5. POOLE A. 11. 6. CHRISTCHURCH B. 12.
Event 10. MENS NOVICE SCULLS. FINAL. Sponsored by Steve Cook. 14:30. 1. NEWPORT A (Findlay) 7. 2. SOUTHSEA A (Clarke) 8. 3. POOLE A. (Bath). 9. 4. RYDE (Sanderson). 10. 5. BTC (DeCourcey). 11. 6. 12.
Event 11. LADIES JUNIOR PAIRS. FINAL. Sponsored by Beffective. 14:45. 1. CHRISTCHURCH. 7. 2. SOUTHSEA 8. 3. . 9. 4. 10. 5. 11. 6. 12.
Event 12. MENS JUNIOR SCULLS. FINAL. Sponsored by The McClumpha Family. 15:00. 1. LYMINGTON A (Wadsworth) 7. 2. BTC A (Giles) 8. 3. POOLE A. (Murphy). 9. 4. RYDE A (Smith) 10. 5. SOUTHSEA (Mahoney) 11. 6. 12.
Event 13. MENS SENIOR PAIR. FINAL. Sponsored by Hayden Electrical. 15:15. 1. BTC A. 7. 2. SOUTHSEA A. 8. 3. . 9. 4. 10. 5. 11. 6. 12.
Event 14. LADIES JUNIOR SCULLS. FINAL. Sponsored by Goodleaf Tree Climbing. 15:30. 1. BOURNEMOUTH (Perry) 7. 2. BTC A (Paul). 8. 3. SOUTHAMPTON (Florence). 9. 4. CHRISTCHURCH A (Williams) 10. 5. 11. 6. 12.
Event 15. MENS JUNIOR PAIRS. FINAL. Sponsored by Ryde R. C. 150 Club. 15:45. 1. RYDE A. 6. 2. SOUTHAMPTON A 7. 3. BTC A 8. 4. CHRISTCHURCH A 9. 5. LYMINGTON A. 10.
Event 16. LADIES NOVICE SCULLS. FINAL. Sponsored by Three Buoys Restaurant. 16:00. 1. ITCHEN IMPERIAL A (Gooch) 7. POOLE A (Rimmer) 2. CHRISTCHURCH A (Eddicott) 8. 3. NEWPORT A (Walpole-Davies) 9. 4. LYMINGTON A (Bull) 10. 5. SOUTHSEA A (Barrand) 11. 6. BTC A (Jones) 12.
Event 17. LADIES SENIOR PAIRS. FINAL. Sponsored by Walter Gray & Co Solicitors. 16:15. 1. SOUTHSEA A. 6. 2. SHANKLIN A. 7. 3. SOUTHAMPTON A. 8. 4. 9. 5. 10.
Event 18. MENS SENIOR SCULLS. FINAL. Sponsored by DIGS Michael Jenner. 16:30.. 1. SHANKLIN A. (Robertson). 6. 2. BTC A. (Ratcliffe) 7. 3. ITCHEN IMPERIAL (Foad). 8. 4. 9. 5. 10.
Event 19. LADIES SENIOR SCULLS. FINAL. Sponsored by Spinlock. 16:45. 1. SHANKLIN SANDOWN A (Faithfull) 4. 2. 5. 3. 6. MENS NOVICE FOURS. Sponsored by –
THE TROPHIES. Individual 1st prizes will be awarded for all events and individual 2nd prizes for Novice events (Fours and Sculls). Winners will also hold the following cups: MENS SENIOR FOURS MARGARET ANN MERRITT CUP MENS JUNIOR SENIOR FOURS LANGDON CUP MENS JUNIOR FOURS EASTHILL CUP MENS NOVICE FOURS COOK BULL CUP MENS SENIOR PAIRS JOHN DEAR PLATE MENS JUNIOR PAIRS WHITBREAD CUP MENS SENIOR SCULLS PHILLIPS MEMORIAL TRAY MENS JUNIOR SCULLS THE PURNELL BOWL MENS NOVICE SCULLS THE “PIGOU” TANKARD SENIOR LADIES FOURS APPLEY CAFE CUP JUNIOR LADIES FOURS JAMES MERRITT CUP NOVICE LADIES FOURS RYDE REGATTA from 2013 CUP MASTERS (VETERAN) FOURS C. W. BULL CUP MASTERS (VETERAN) “B” FOURS SEASONS FOURS 1911 CUP LADIES MASTERS (VETERAN) FOURS THE GIBSON CUP LADIES SENIOR PAIRS BOROUGH OF RYDE CUP LADIES JUNIOR PAIRS CAMBRIDGE CRUISING CLUB CUP LADIES SENIOR SCULLS HARRY CALLOWAY CUP LADIES JUNIOR SCULLS RON LOWE CUP LADIES NOVICE SCULLS RRC 150 CLUB CUP An aggregate Trophy kindly donated by Mr. JOHN ADAMS will be presented to the Club who scores the most points based on the following system - Fours:- 1st - 5; 2nd - 3; 3rd - 1. Pairs & Sculls:- 1st - 3; 2nd - 2; 3rd - 1.
Competing Crews : Hants & Dorset Clubs:
BTC. Men’s Senior Fours - A - Reece Giles, Gav De Courcey, Adam Ratcliffe, Phil Sturley (Str), Rhys Weaver (Cox); Men’s Junior Senior Fours - A - Thomas Potentier, Rory Smith, Luke Betteridge, Max Moody (Str), Ryan, Weaver (Cox) B - Matt Chadwick, Phil Noad, Jack Storer, Joe Kiddle (Str), Becky Holding (Cox); Men Novice Fours - A - Graham Mortimer, Charlie. Dukes, Alex Beaton, Kieran Laven (Str), Becky Holding (Cox) ; B - Anibal Emilano. George Chick, Samuel McGregor, Paddy Wilkins (Str), Chloe Weaver (Cox); Men’s Masters 40 - Brent Mould, Mike Weaver, Gary Weaver, Mark Wilson (Str), Ryan Weaver Cox); Masters 50 - A - Steve Paul, Chris Pitches, Malc Hume, Kaye Hume (Str), Rhys Weaver (Cox); Ladies Junior Fours - A - Ella Bourke, Suzanne Godfrey, Pip Hiscock, Kat Hassan (Str), Becky Holding (Cox); Ladies Novice Fours - A - Emily Riggs, Eleanor Newman, Vicki Walshaw, Ellie Wilson (Str), Chloe Weaver (Cox); Ladies Masters - A - Jo Wilson, Kaye Hume, Elaine Nichols, Liz Mould, Rhys Waver (Cox); Men’s Senior Pairs - A - Adam Ratcliffe, Phil Sturley (Str); Men’s Junior Pairs - A - Luke Betteridge, Rory Smith (Str); [Requested late entry - B - Thoas Potentier, Joe Kiddle (Str)]; Men’s Senior Sculls - A - Adam Ratcliffe. [Requested Late Entry - B- Simon Edwards.] Men’s Junior Scull - A - Reece Giles; Men’s Novice Scull - A - Gav DeCourcy.; [Requested late entry - B - Phil Sturley; C - Max Moody] ; Ladies Junior Scull - A -Milly Paul; Ladies Novice Scull - A - Kath Jones. [17 + 4]. BOURNEMOUTH. Junior Senior Four - A - Nathan, Prowles, Dom Brancaleone, Tom Cave, Dom Bihari (Str), Rees Gellender (Cox). Ladies Junior Scull - A - Libby Perry. [2]. CHRISTCHURCH . Men’s Junior Four - A - Sam Erwin, Sean Cooney, Thomas Mann, Edward Patton (Str), Harry Pearson (Cox); B - Charlie Silverwood, Simon Cannon, Oscar Bird, George Hazeldine (Str), TBC (Cox); Men’s Novice Four - A - Connor Marshall, Rob Eddicott, Franc Canelas, Louie Callaghan (Str), Maddie Grainger (Cox); Ladies Junior Four - A - Lucy Woods, Emma Moran, Christy Cole, Lucy Hart (Str), TBC (Cox): B - Louise Fairweather, Laura Campbell, Amanda Pearson, Allison Fortt (Str) TBC (Cox); Ladies Masters Four - A - Sally Percival-Foy, Julia Fabrizi, Sue Ponsford, Rachael Williams (Str), TBC (Cox); Ladies Novice Four - A - Emma Radford, Jordan Draga, Keira Browning, Katya Cherskova (Str), TBC (Cox); B - Milly Campbell, Charley Brad, Emma Cheetham, Fleur Howcroft (Str), TBC (Cox); C - Tara Myring-McCullage, Emma Fairclough, Kate Fabrizi, Phoebe Taylor (Str), TBC (Cox); Men’s Junior Pair - Mike Smith, Simon Cannon (Str); Ladies Junior Pair - A - Lucy Hart, Sara Glenn (Str); B - Kiera Browning, Katya Cherskova (Str); Ladies Junior Sculls - Rachael Williams; Ladies Novice Sculkls - Julie Eddicott. [13 + 1]. COALPORTERS. Junior Four - A - Jack Sykes, Nathan Long, Richard Jones, Jordan Randell (Str), TBA (Cox); Master 40s Four - A - TBC, Mike Coffin, Gary Seward, Andy Williams (Str), TBA (Cox); Ladies Senior Four - A - Larissa Garth, Liz Cruse, Ruth Walczak, Emily Flint (Str), TBA (Cox); Ladies Novice Four - A - TBC, Sophie Ward, Sasha Wells, Amy Bedford (Str), TBA (Cox) [J16 4+ Girls entered - but event not offered - offered place in Novice Ladies Fours event - B - Alice Warland-Drumgoole, Phoebe Thornicroft, Megan Chapman, Zana Assi (Str). TBA (Cox)]; Ladies Masters Four - A - Lisa Bedford, Penny Budd, Claire Hackett, Jac Warland-Drumgoole (Str), TBA (Cox). [5 + 1?] ITCHEN IMPERIAL. Junior Four - A - J. Jaroni, N. Polson, J. Weatherill, A. Hodges (Str), TBA (Cox); Novice Four - A - F. McCullagh, J. Sneddon, S. Frost, A. Grenyer (Str), TBA (Cox); Master 40s Four - A - A. Barraclough, R. Benham, S. Taylor, L. Rayment (Str), TBA (Cox); Ladies Junior Four - A - L. Fagan, I. Blake, L. Gooch, K. Middleton (Str), TBA (Cox); Senior Scull - A - J. Foad; Ladies Novice Scull - A - L. Gooch. [6] LYMINGTON. Master 40s Four - T. Bull, M. Leyland-Jones, M. Tremain, P.Lock (Str), E. Kite (Cox).; Ladies Novice Four - E. Kite, L. Contreras, E. Potter, M. Tatlow (Str), L.Taylor (Cox); Men's Junior Pair - S. Botting, A. Daish Str); Men's Junior Scull - A - R. Wadsworth. [Requested late entry - B - A. Barnes ]; Ladies Novice Scull - O. Bull. [5]. NEWPORT. Men's Junior Four - Toby Batchelor, Oliver Coulson, Matthew Chalmers, Jonjo Findlay (Str), Emily Oatley (Cox); Ladies Novice Four - Bethany Walpole Davis, Fleur Barclay, Olivia Wright, Florrie Webb (Str), Emily Oatley (Cox); Men's Novice Scull - A - Jonjo Findlay. [Requested late entry - B - Oliver Coulson]; Ladies Novice Scull - A - Bethany Walpole Davis. [4 + 1]. POOLE. Junior Senior Four - A - Roy Gibbs, Ali Mccalman, Jamie Kershaw, Will Gibbs (Str), Alex Murphy (Cox); Novice Four - A - Joe Hoyland, George Reed, Tim Reis, Jack Hoyland (Str), TBC (Cox); B - Oliver Kavanagh, George Seymor, Luke Gilmore, Pete Ballard (Str), Will Duff (Cox); Ladies Novice Four - A - Bev Hornby-Smith, Ryanne O'Shea, Loren Sandford, Harriet Hall (Str), Megan Hill (Cox); Master 40s Four A - Mark Bettley-Smith, Ian Hill, Steve Bath, Pete Jacobs (Str), Chez Hill (Cox); Masters 50s Four - A - Pete Ballard, Roy Gibbs, Tim Reis, Pete Jacobs (Str), Will Duff (Cox); Junior Scull - A - Alex Murphy; Novice Scull - A - Steve Bath; Ladies Novice Scull A - Clare Rimmer. [9]. RYDE. Novice Four - A - J. Lee, T.Cameron, B. Sanderson, A. Smith (Str), D. Sanderson (Cox); Ladies Senior Four - L. Murphy, A. Russell, C. Newnham, C. Oatley (Str), M. Jenner (Cox); Junior Pair - J. Smith, A. Smith (Str); [Requested late entry – B – T. Starkey, J. Lee; Junior Scull - A - J. Smith; Novice Scull - B – B. Sanderson. [5 + 1]. SHANKLIN SANDOWN. Ladies Senior Pair – D. Faithfull, E. Faithfull (Str); Men’s Senior Scull – A. Robertson; Ladies Senior Scull, D. Faithfull. [3]. SOUTHAMTON . Men's Junior Four - A. Cairney, P. Buss, R. Doling, J. Mountford (Str), S. Buss (Cox); Men's Novice Four - M. Burkett, N. Gibson, S. Lloyd-West, T. McCarthy (Str) W. Hartland (Cox). Ladies Senior Four - A. Davies, L. Sadler, K. Wood, F. Walbridge (Str), W. Hartland (Cox). Men's Junior Pair. P. Buss, J. Mountford (Str). Ladies Senior Pair - A - L. Florence, L. Sadler (Str). Requested late entry - B - L. Redwood, S. Buss (Str). Ladies Junior Scull - L. Florence. [6 + 1]. SOUTHSEA. Senior Pair - Peter Clarke, Nicholas Remer (Str); Men’s Junior Scull - Will Mahoney; Men’s Novice Scull - Peter Clarke; Ladies Senior Pair - Rose Barrand, Emily Smith; Ladies Junior Pair - Bryony Reeve, Alice Emerton (Str); Ladies Novice Scull - Rose Barrand. [6].
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