Lowest Handicap Result in Winter White Division
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GFS Perpetual Trophies GFS 12ft Flying Squadron Perpetual Winter Series Trophy – Lowest Handicap Result in Winter White Division GFS 12ft Flying Squadron Perpetual Winter Series Trophy was donated by a 12ft skiff member and was first awarded in 1969 to the skiff Patch, J and P Cowman. It was last awarded to a skiff Pac M Sawyer in 1977. It was first awarded for yachts in 1989 to Femme de la Mer, John Porter. GFS 12ft Flying Squadron Perpetual Winter Series Trophy winner is determined by the lowest handicap result after discards for White Division in the Winter Series GFS 12ft Flying Squadron Winter Series Trophy recipients - 1989 Femme de la Mer John Porter 1990 Gazer Dennis Lane 1991 Allsort Peter Downs 1992 Laura Jean Bevan Asher 1993 French Connection B Ward 1994 Crossbow Peter Marsh 1995 Jaytripper Mark Rhodes 1996 Crossbow Peter Marsh 1997 Crossbow Peter Marsh 1998 Serendipity Otto Hirsch 1999 Crossbow Peter Marsh 2000 Jacana Mal Blomfield 2001 WGARA Mal Blomfield 2002 Going Grey Warren Olsen 2003 Slightly Underrated Michael Harris 2004 Cipriani Dennis Lane 2005 Starfire Basil Smith 2006 Raptor Rob McAuley 2007 Zephyr James Connell 2008 ??? 2009 CavSav John Veale 2010 Out of Africa Harvey Porter 2011 Tana Pam Joy & Lesley Barr 2012 Passion David Edmiston Winter Series Red Division Trophy - Trophy – Lowest Handicap Result in Winter Red Division Winter Series Red Division Trophy winner is determined by the lowest handicap result after discards for Red Division in the Winter Series. First contested in 1998 the inaugural winner was Cariad owned by Harvey Porter and skippered by his daughter Heather Porter. Winter Series Red Division Trophy recipients - 1998 Cariad Heather Porter 1999 Murrurundi Jefferson Smith 2000 Murrurundi Jefferson Smith 2001 Mouse Basil Smith 2002 Rokani John Veale 2003 Hot Stuff Leonard Player 2004 Aquadisiac Christopher Chambers 2005 Madeleine Terry Daly 2006 Evo Richard Wood 2007 CavSav Chris Gaskell and Alan Nelson 2008 Not Awarded 2009 Not Awarded 2010 Zig Zag David White 2011 L’Atitude Egon Ostergard 2012 Zig Zag David White West Harbour Winter Series From 2013 GFS has participated in the West Harbour Winter Series a combined series in conjunction with Balmain Sailing Club and Drummoyne Sailing Club. GFS boats are distributed over 4 Divisions. A combined clubs result is awarded and each club scores its own set of results. Blue Division - GFS 12ft Flying Squadron Perpetual Winter Series Trophy 2013 Young Obsession Paul Stubbs 2014 Young Obsession Paul Stubbs 2015 Lisdillon Andrew Richardson Passion David Edmiston 2016 Not Awarded Gold Division- Winter Series (Red) Division Trophy 2013 Passion David Edmiston 2014 Passion David Edmiston 2015 Naughty Call Colin Wiley 2016 Passion David Edmiston Black Division - Winter Series Black Division Trophy 2013 Capriole Geoff Lucas 2014 Tana Pam Joy & Lesley Barr 2015 Seascape Kris Romuld 2016 Umzimkulu II David Leslie Green Division - Winter Series Green Division Trophy 2013 L’Atitude Egon Ostergard 2014 L’Atitude Egon Ostergard 2015 Umzimkulu II David Leslie 2016 Evo Richard Wood Young 88 Trophy 2012– 2013 Young Obsession Paul Stubbs 2013 – 2014 Young Obsession Paul Stubbs 2014 – 2015 Speedwell David Quail & John Moffat 2015 – 2016 Not Awarded 2016 2017 Not Awarded Balmain and Allan Trophy – Best Overall Performing Boat in the Twilight Fleet. The Balmain and Allan Trophy was donated by local grocers Balmain and Allan who had a shop on Greenwich Road. The inaugural winner in 1926 was the 12ft skiff Sydney, Billy Barnett. By winning the trophy twice in succession in 1936 - 1937 and 1937 - 1938, Cromdale, Laurie Mitchell won the trophy outright. It was returned to the club in the early nineties and since then has been awarded to the best performing boat in the Twilight Fleet. Balmain and Allan Trophy winner is determined by a weighted score on the basis of fleet sizes for the best overall performing boat in the Twilight Fleet. 1. Calculate ‘p factor’ (p) eg (AFSblue + AFSred AFSyellow + AFSgreen + AFSwhite + AFSblack) AFSblue Where AFS is the average Fleet size for each Division 2. Repeat the calculation for each Division with the DNC or AFS for the division as the denominator 3. Multiply Overall series score in each division by its ‘p factor’ 4. Rank the results 5. Lowest score/Rank wins Balmain and Allan Trophy recipients - 1991 – 1992 Liesl Clare R Bailey 1992 – 1993 The Back Yard Gary Nelson 1993 – 1994 The Back Yard Gary Nelson 1994 – 1995 Tai Manu Warren Richards 1995 – 1996 Moshulu Stephen Wilson 1996 – 1997 Voodoo Gary Nelson 1997 – 1998 Force Four Hans Kannegeiter 1998 – 1999 Rasa Sayang Al McIver 1999 – 2000 Quasar John Cook 2000 – 2001 Haliastur Harvey Porter 2001 – 2002 Hoodwinked Paul Williams 2002 – 2003 Out of Africa Harvey Porter 2003 – 2004 Felicity J Graeme Innes 2004 – 2005 Swashbuckle Don Barnett 2005 – 2006 Hoodwinked Al McLiver 2006 – 2007 Rex Martin Sheppard 2007 – 2008 Amateau Brian Davey and Wade Smith 2008 – 2009 French Connection Michael Murphy 2009 – 2010 Not Awarded 2010 – 2011 WGARA Mal Blomfield 2011 - 2012 Shemozzle Clune and Hayward 2012 – 2013 Shemozzle John Hayward and Paul Clune 2013 – 2014 Force Four Hans Kannegeiter 2104 – 2015 Naughty Call Colin Wiley 2015 – 2016 Blue Chip Malcolm Blomfield 2016 – 2017 L’Atitude Egon Ostergaard The Greenwitch Yardstick Trophy – Continued Handicap Results Despite Changing Handicap . This trophy was donated by Bob Campbell-Burns, past club President (1979–81) and is correctly named after his Thunderbird yacht Greenwitch. It is awarded to a yacht which has defied a changing handicap throughout the season and has continued to gain handicap places. It was first awarded in the 1975 - 76 season jointly to Julie, J Gilfillan and Lenore L Henry. Greenwitch Yardstick Trophy is determined by subtracting each yacht’s lowest handicap in the Spring and Autumn Saturday Series from the yacht’s next handicap and then multiplying the result by the yacht’s score after discards in the Overall Series and a ‘p’ factor for weighting divisions based on the average fleet sizes (see Balmain and Allan and Mick York ‘p’ factor calculations. To calculate the winner of the Greenwitch Yardstick Trophy. The Yardstick Trophy relates changing handicap and handicap results for the Overall Season 1. Calculate each yacht’s handicap (AHC) difference for successive races across the entire Overall Saturday series. (Next handicap – Previous handicap) for each race to give handicap differences 2. Add the differences (diff 1 + diff 2 …….) for all races in Spring and Autumn 3. Multiply the differences by the yachts overall points 4. Multiply by a p factor (average fleet size as above) to weight each division 5. Discard anomalous results (eg yacht only sailing one race). Note: Some score will be negative. 6. Lowest positive score wins Greenwitch Yardstick Trophy recipients - 1975 – 1976 Julie J Gilfillan Lenore L Henry 1976 – 1977 Chiff Chaff R Rogerson 1977 – 1978 Viking Wal Noske 1978 – 1979 Lenore L Henry 1979 – 1980 Lazy Susan Phil Daniels 1980 – 1981 Fun D Hillerman 1981 – 1982 Not awarded 1982 – 1983 Striking Midnight I and V Cleveland 1983 – 1984 Sprite John Amos 1984 – 1985 Cumbria P Collins 1985 – 1986 High Cs I Collins Scanti H Dudman 1986 – 1987 Not awarded 1987 – 1988 Sandpiper Peter Downs 1988 – 1989 Roleen B Pickering 1989 – 1990 Brer Rabbit Andy Fraser 1990 – 1991 True Blue D Ainsworth 1991 – 1992 Zulu Ross Turner 1992 – 1993 Gazer Denis Lane 1993 – 1994 Margaret P Giles 1994 – 1995 Charisma Charles Munster 1995 – 1996 Whitewash Andrew Davies 1996 – 1997 Oversway C Ruttley 1997 – 1998 Going Grey Mark Baker 1998 – 1999 Markim Bill Carney 1999 – 2000 Speedwell Col Geeves 2000 – 2001 Gatsby John Amos 2001 – 2002 Going Grey Mark Baker 2002 – 2003 Going Grey Mark Baker 2003 – 2004 Forte Forever Mark Baker 2004 – 2005 Flair Phil Hare 2005 – 2006 Forte Forever Mark Baker 2006 – 2007 CavSav John Veale 2007 – 2008 Flair Phil Hare 2008 – 2009 Kirralaa Jefferson Smith 2009 – 2010 Serendipity Richard Joy 2010 – 2011 Soundtrack John Amos 2011 – 2012 Zig Zag David White 2012 – 2013 CavSav John Veale 2013 – 2014 Eggshells Michael Coleman and Ritchie Lees 2014 – 2015 Solitude Phil Lucas 2015 – 2016 Umzimkulu II David Leslie 2016 – 2017 Hasta La Vista John Veale Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Trophy – Contribution to the Club Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Trophy was donated to GFS by the Australian Government in 1978. It is awarded to a person who has sailed with merit and made a significant contribution to the progress of the club. The inaugural winner in the 1978 – 1979 was Ian Scandrett. Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Australia 1997 Commemorative Trophy recipients - 1978 – 1979 Ian Scandrett 1979 – 1980 David Hillerman 1980 – 1981 Not Awarded 1981 – 1982 Not Awarded 1982 – 1983 Keith McAlpine 1983 – 1984 Not Awarded 1984 – 1985 John Pether 1985 – 1986 Ian Thorpe 1986 – 1987 Peter Holligan 1987 – 1988 Caroline Newman 1988 – 1989 Angus Campbell 1989 – 1990 John Lupton 1990– 1991 Paul and Linda Beaver 1991 – 1992 Noelene Camilleri 1992 - 1993 Rob McAuley 1993 – 1994 Al McIver 1994 – 1995 Not Awarded 1995 – 1996 Lesley Colley 1996 – 1997 Phil Hare 1997 – 1998 Rosalie Lucas 1998 – 1999 Harvey Porter 1999 – 2000 Hans Kannegeiter 2000 – 2001 Alan Kenney 2001 – 2002 Paul Williams 2002 – 2003 John Amos 2003 – 2004 Warren Olsen 2004 – 2005 Not Awarded 2005 – 2006 Tracey Ashton 2006 – 2007 Keith McAlpine 2007 – 2008 Brian Northam 2008 – 2009 Al McIver 2009 – 2010 Not Awarded 2010 – 2011 Maree van Bellen 2011 - 2012 2012 – 2013 Not Awarded 2013 – 2014 Not Awarded 2014 – 2015 2015 – 2016 2016 – 2017 Andrew Limmer and Glenda Cameron-Strange Crows Nest Ship Chandlers Pty Ltd Trophy – Overall Series Winner for Division 1. Awarded for the Division 1 Overall point score this trophy is the bronze bell on the post at the end of the club ‘bar’.