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SOUTHPORT YACHT CLUB NEWS / INFO
Issue Number 30
autumn 2013
queensland
irc state
championships
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sail paradise
1ST march 31st may
Hardstand
Refit Bays
Specialist Workshops
Retail Factories
Specialist Workshops
Main Entrance
Southport Yacht Club Gold Members
can now save 5% on their boat works.
of the partnership between SYC and The
Boat Works. All Gold Members can now save
5% on all service charges relating to haul
out and return to water, barnacle scrapping,
waterblasting, hardstand and refit bay charges.
The full menu of The Boat Works’s services
are listed below. But we should highlight some
stand-out advantages:
Our modern facility offers 30 work berths
for vessels up to 25m. The covered refit bays
take boats up to 24m.
There are 17,000 square metres of
hardstand, maintenance and service areas; a
travelift that can lift up to 70- tonners; plus
unique hydraulic trolleys that can lift wider
cats, tris, barges and houseboats.
BOAT YARD SERVICES
Boat Lifting | Shipwrights | Painters
Antifouling | Slipway | Engineers
MARINA & REFIT FACILITIES
Refit Bays | Storage Options
Marina Berths | Hardstand
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Retail Factories | Leasing Opportunities
Treat your boat to The Works. We welcome enquiries on (07) 5500 0000 (easy to remember –55 million).
1 Boat Works Drive, Marine Precinct, Coomera, Gold Coast, Queensland. Visit www.theboatworks.com.au.
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n the heart of the Gold Coast Marine
Precinct is The Boat Works.
As the name suggests, you get The
Works: there’s nothing that can’t be carried
out here. And excellently.
The name also suggests the level of
reassurance boat owners gain from this
world-class facility.
Stretching over 9.2 hectares of sheltered
Coomera riverfront, The Boat Works is a full
service and refit yard, offering businesslike
marine service to pleasure boaters.
Here you’ll find an enthusiastic crew and
first grade facilities.
You will also find economical rates courtesy
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Commodore’s Report
Chairman’s Report
Australia Day and New Years Eve
Mathew Belcher - London to Rio
Sail Paradise, Carols on the Broadwater
SYC Hardstand & Marina
Winners and Grinners
David Zhong from China International Regatta
SYC Social Golf
Functions at SYC
Wine and Dine at SYC
Up Coming Events
Power Boats - VC Power Phil Short
Power Boats - A Man and his Boat
Cruising
Power Boats - What’s on
Formation on the Royal Australian Navy
Sailing - VC Sail Matthew Percy
29er Nationals - Junior Commodore, Joel Turner
F18 Nacra World Championships
The Great Race
GC Sailability / Kay Waters Farewell
Jack Sherring - Sail Sydney & Aus Moth Champs
Fender Party - Raising money for Hollywell
Surf to City Yacht Race
Sailing What’s On
Hollywell Sailing Sqaudron
Associate’s Committee Report
Associate’s Committee Notice
Gold Coast Seaway Tide Chart
SYC Sponsors
COVER PICTURE:
WEDGETAIL - Entrant in XXXX Sail Paradise 2013
Welcome to our Autumn edition of iN SYnC. As usual
this edition is packed with all the latest news and
upcoming events from Southport Yacht Club.
Be sure to check out the ‘what’s on’ page in the
middle of this edition for all the up coming events.
We have had a jam packed full calendar of sailing
over the Summer Season, with the F18 Nacra Infusion
World Championships, Surf to City, The Great Race,
Etchell State Championships plus more.
In March we will see the return of XXXX Sail Paradise
with over 60 vessels expected, with the incoporation
of the Queensland IRC State Championships.
An event not to be missed!
Until next time, safe
boating!
Bronwen Ince
Marketing Coordinator
WANT TO RECEIVE THE SYC
WEEKLY E-NEWS OR HAVE YOU CHANGED
YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS?
CONTACT enquiries@southportyachtclub.com.au
CHAIRMAN - Daniel Cadman
COMMODORE - Ian Hall
VICE COMMODORE POWER - Phil Short
VICE COMMODORE SAIL - Matthew Percy
TREASURER - Garry Edwards
BOARD MEMBERS - Chris Oxenford,
Peter Lahey, Scott Siganto
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER - Colin Frew
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Club reports
Club reports
Ian Hall
Commodore
COMMODORE’S REPORT
Its almost a third of the way into 2013 and a lot has
been happening at SYC. We had a fabulous New Year’s
Eve celebration with several hundred guests enjoying
the music and fireworks, was a great way to start the
year.
a personal level as well as growing within a team
environment, giving them the ability to make group
decisions, think on their feet and work together to
get what they want. Together they gain skills that
they will carry with them for the rest of their lives
The Australia Day celebration was also a great success
with $1263.00 raised for the Salvation Army.
Power Boaties also have a full program for the year
with 8 Predicted Log events and a large number of
cruises organised for the year.
The sailing calendar is full with the Fastway F18 NACRA
Infusion World Championships held at Hollywell from
Feb 2nd to 7th. A great week of racing with 21 boats
from Australia, New Zealand and Oman competing.
This event was followed immediately by the Great
Race which is one of the longest Off the Beach
Catamaran and Dinghy races in Australia. Full results
can be found on page 27.
This race starts from our sailing venue at Hollywell on
the Gold Coast and finishes at RQYS in Brisbane sailing
37 nautical miles through the Broadwater channels
and crossing Moreton Bay to the finish. The first race
was held in 2005 and the event is building in numbers
annually.
We then follow up with the Sail Paradise Offshore
Regatta on 15th to 17th March. This event will
incorporate the Queensland IRC State Championships
and the Go To Blazers Regatta.
I am also very happy to announce that Southport Yacht
Club has been selected to conduct the Australian
National Etchell Championships in November.
We are rapidly becoming a world recognised venue
for sailing events, as well as a full calendar of club
sailing events, Kelvin is a very busy man.
We are also revamping the Southport Mentor program
which was developed 4 years ago and is specifically
for 14 to 18 year olds that want to learn to sail but for
various reasons do not have the opportunity to do so.
This is a unique program that strengthens their
confidence, responsibility and independence on
The Cruise guys volunteered their time and boats
to act as stage boats for the Great Race which was
greatly appreciated by the race organisers.
Unfortunately we have had a couple of cruises
cancelled by the weather, which brings me to the
atrocious weather of the 26th/27th of January. The
winds and high seas caused a lot of damage to the
facility at Hollywell with the pontoon and walkway all
but destroyed and most of the sand washed from the
beach in front of the clubhouse.
An enormous effort was required by volunteers and
staff to repair as much of the damage as possible
to allow us to run the FastWay F18 Nacra Infusion
World Championships the next weekend. Particular
thanks to Bob Little and Simon Restall who organised
machinery and gave their time to restore the beach
front to almost its former glory.
I would also like to welcome Brett James to Southport
Yacht Club. Brett has joined us as a Consultant to
manage operations at Main Beach and commenced
duties February 11th. Brett comes to us with a wealth
of experience in club operations and is anxious to
meet as many members as possible.
The Board has also formed a committee to examine the
Club Constitution with a view of making a submission
to the next AGM with any recommended changes.
Ian Hall
Commodore
Daniel Cadman
Chairman
Charman’s REPORT
With almost another year down as Chairman of
Southport Yacht Club’s Board I take pleasure in
reflecting on the year gone by. We have seen many
changes around the Club with new staff members such
as Marina Manager Mark Riddell settling in so well he’s
become a Member favourite, and the recent contract
taken up by Operations Manager Brett James. I’m sure
that many of you may have met Brett already and
those of you that haven’t, then please make sure to
stop by the Club and introduce yourself. Brett has a
wealth of experience in a Members Club environment
along with knowledge of Micropower, which is the POS
and back office software we utalise.
Micropower has been another implementation this
year for Southport Yacht Club, this sees the Club using
a fully integrated system both front and back of house
which has consolidated the reporting structure for
the accounting staff and is a powerful membership
tool. In the coming months you will see some exciting
new introductions with members card swipe in the
Food & Beverage areas giving you greater access to
discounts, points and loyalty options.
Looking back over the sailing calendar, we have held
successful regattas and races both at Hollywell and
Main Beach, recently seeing the Nacra F18 hosted by
Hollywell and the Etchells here at Main Beach.
These have been a great asset to the Club in patronage,
financially and marketing, via word of mouth from
the many satisfied sailors we saw through the venues.
Looking at Hollywell we have seen marked
improvements in the facility over this year, with much
appreciation and many thanks that must go to those
Members who have had so much to do with getting this
venue looking 1st class! There are too many of you to
thank individually however your help, dedication and
love of your Club does not go unnoticed.
Main Beach has also seen a facelift, with our new
furnishings throughout the Club giving us a bright
and uplifting look. Thanks must go to our Ladies
Associates for their generous funding and welcome
help in selecting many of these improvements.
I feel this has been a year of improvements, a year of
changes and looking forward to a year ahead with so
much more to come! If you haven’t been into either
of the Clubhouse’s recently I can recommend that you
do, I think you will be nicely surprised at the changes
we have implemented.
Daniel Cadman
Chairman
TREAT YOUR VESSEL TO THE “WORKS”
As the name suggest, you get The Works; there’s
nothing that your vessel may require that can’t
be carried out at The Boat Works, located in
the heart of the Gold Coast Marine precinct.
The full complement of industry leading trades and
services including anti-fouling, shipwrights, painting,
sandblasting, airconditioning, refrigeration, stainless
fabrication, electrical and engineering are all offered
within the complex.
The services offered by The Boat Works include boat
lifting where a 70 tonne Ship Lift is capable of lifting
monohull vessels up to 85 feet in length.
Supplies Shop
Complimenting both the boat yard and trade
tenancies, the Boat Works Supply Store was set up
back in late 2011 to supply customers in the boat yard
with everything they need when having their vessel
lifted in our yard for maintenance. We soon evolved
into a leading trade supply shop here in the Gold
Coast Marine Precent.
The 45 tonne Sea Lift is utilised as a modern slipway
and can bring a wider range of vessels such as
Catamarans & Houseboats out onto the hard, into
workshops or into the all weather covered bays.
There is a range of work space options available from
hardstand space up to 26 metres/85 feet, lockable
sheds ranging up to 30 meters, as well as storage for
masts and containers.
There is a dedicated sandblasting bay for abrasive
works as well as enclosed screens for the refit sheds
which can be provided for environmentally sensitive
works such as grinding and the spraying of antifouls
or paints.
Supplying the items you need when slipping your boat
including antifouling bottom paint, marine paints
and protective coatings. We are distributors for:
Sigma Marine Coatings (PPG), Jotun Marine Paints,
International Marine Paints, Altex Marine Paints,
Clean a Boat Detailing Products, Farecla Polishes,
Norton Abrasives, Federal Batteries, NCS Resins and
Composites.
All works can be carried out in a controlled
environment.
We
are
the
ultimate
all
weather facility with over 20 refit sheds.
We look forward to assisting you with the
services your boat requires; keep in mind
Southport Yacht Club Gold Members save 5%!
NOTICE TO SYC MEMBERS
Members please note as of Monday 4th March, 2013,
there will no longer be A la Carte service in the
Southport Yacht Club Waterfront Restaurant, this will
assist us in providing Members and Guests with a more
cost-effective, consistent and value for money menu.
Due to the new point of sale computer system,
Members must now present Membership Card to
receive the relevant Member discounts.
australia day 2013
Southport Yacht Club Australia Day celebrations at
the Main Beach Clubhouse were again a great success
attracting more than 300 people into the Waterfront
Restaurant for an Aussie BBQ.
With the unforunate weather, the Club celebrated
the day with fun indoor Aussie activities including
pumpkin rolling and thong tossing.
Members and Guests joined together to organise the
day, volunteering their time to decorate the venue
with green and gold, Australian flags and hay bales.
new years eve
With a mega raffle, meat tray and chook raffles the
volunteers raised over $1,100 for the Salvation Army
2013 Fundraising Appeal.
Live Music from Abbigayle Anderson kept the dance
floor filled, a great hit with Members and Guests.
A big thank you to all Volunteers for their dedication
and time throughout the day!
Members and Guests celebrate the arrival
of the New Year for 2013 in true style at
SYC Main Beach and Hollywell.
mathew belcher - london to rio 2016
Hi All,
Well, it is a New Year and with it a new season has
started. After our success at Sail Sydney just before
Christmas, we finally had a nice and relaxing break –
the first real break since the Olympic Games. It was
great to have some down-time with our families and
do some of the things that we are usually not allowed
to do, like skiing.
But now we are back on the boat and focused on the
next season. We have already completed a few training
camps in Sydney and on the Gold Coast. Things have
been progressing quite nicely. Angus Galloway and
Tim Hannah as well as the Crawford brothers have
been joining us for most of our training. They have
been keeping us on our toes and it is great to see
these younger teams improving quickly.
Gold Coast in particular whipped up some spectacular
conditions, providing us with unique opportunities to
push the limits and sail in extreme wind and waves.
We have to admit, though, that we were a little scared
at times. Some of those waves just seemed too big to
sail down on… Plenty of photo opportunities for coach
Victor!
With the training camps
behind us we are now ready
for the Australian nationals,
held from 14th - 17th January
in Port Stephens, NSW. The
waters here are a little flatter
than the big swells offshore on
the Gold Coast. Fourteen 470
teams will be competing, and
the flat waters and shifty
conditions here will certainly make for close and
interesting racing.
But it has not all been about sailing. I (Mat) am back
at university, studying for my Master of Urban and
Sustainable development. It has been a busy time
juggling time between the boat and the classroom.
To fill the rest of my spare time I have been down
racing Optis against some of Australia’s best youth
sailors at Southport Yacht Club and launching the new
season at my former school, The Southport School. To
see all these young kids coming into sailing and being
inspired from the success of the Australian Sailing
Team at the London Olympics is hugely rewarding. It
reminds me of how I started sailing and why I am still
here, striving for more.
Happy Sailing,
Mat & Will
Now going into his 23rd year as a Member at Southport Yacht Club, 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist
Mathew Belcher has been sailing at the Club since the young age of 7.
Mathew is now sailing with Will Ryan under Coach Victor Kovalenko, competing for the 2016 Olympic
Games in Rio. Southport Yacht Club wish Mathew and Will all the best!
SYC is proud to be a Sponsor of Mathew and Will’s Olympic Campaign and will be following Mathew
in his future sailing endeavors and keeping you all up to date with his acheivements.
sail paradise at southport yacht Club
carols on the broadwater
Southport Yacht Club celebrated their annual Carols
on the Broadwater on Saturday 22nd December.
Members and Guests enjoyed Christmas Carols from a
local 12 piece roving choir.
The kids were entertained by face painting and a visit
from Santa with a sack full of lollies.
Brian Surch from the Salvation Army also joined us for
the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal. We would like
to give a special thank you to Members and Guests
who generously donated to this great cause.
The evening was finished with a spectacular vessel
parade, we thank all participants who helped light up
the Broadwater and to congratulate Bob Kershaw who
won Best Dressed Boat.
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syc hardstand & SHIPLIFT
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CONTACT MARINA OFFICE ON 5591 3500
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winners & grinners @ southport yacht Club
On Saturday 22nd December 2012 CEO David Zhong
and his committee from the China Cup International
Regatta, joined Southport Yacht Club’s Commodore
Ian Hall and Vice Commodore Sail Matthew Percy
to discuss SYC’s involvement with Sailing Regatta’s
within SYC and their Club.
The 7th edition of China Cup International Regatta
will take place from Oct 25 to 28, 2013 with teams
from 33 countries and regions.
David Zhong presented Commodore Ian Hall with a
beautiful piece from the ‘Auratic Finebone China
Collection’ as token of their gratitude for SYC’s
welcome.
CEO David Zhong of the China Cup International Regatta, SYC
Vice Commodore Sail Matthew Percy and
guest of David Zhong.
CEO David Zhong of the China Cup International Regatta
presenting Southport Yacht Club Commodore Ian Hall with a
beautiful piece from the ‘Auratic Finebone China Collection’
Congratulations SYC Member Gary Swift who
WON $1,600 at the weekly Friday Night Member’s
Draw on Friday 21st December 2012!
BIRTHDAY DRAW WINNERS
1. DECEMBER BIRTHDAY DRAW
2. JANUARY BIRTHDAY DRAW
3. FEBRUARY BIRTHDAY DRAW
Congratulations Bob Montgomery
who won the December Birthday
Draw on Tuesday 18th December.
The prize included a cash gift of
$150 and SYC Club Cash to the
value of $100.
Congratulations Kerry Partridge
who won the January Birthday
Draw on Tuesday 15th January. The
prize included a cash gift of $150
and SYC Club Cash to the value of
$100.
Congratulations Ruth Jansen who
won the February Birthday Draw
on Tuesday 19th February. The
prize included a cash gift of $150
and SYC Club Cash to the value of
$100
Photo: Cliff Hodgson, PC Tony
Goldner, Winner Bob Montgomery
& Robert Knight.
Photo: Max Allchurch, Winner
Ruth Jansen, PC Tony Goldner and
Robert Waught.
syc social golf
The Social Golf Club played at thirteen
different golf courses in 2012, including
Autumn and Spring tours to the Sunshine
Coast and Byron Bay. On average, we had
20-22 players for each game.
The May Autumn Golf Tour was accommodated in
Mooloolaba to play the Pelican Waters (Caloundra)
and Palmer Coolum courses. The “unofficial” Spring
tour played the Ocean Shores and Byron Bay courses,
staying at the Lord Byron Resort. Regrettably, the
number of players willing to travel were lower last
year, to a level that barely justified the additional
work of organising the tours. We hope that Tour
interest levels in 2013 will be greater.
The Commodore’s Trophy for 2012 (based on their
best six games for the year) was won for the second
time by Phil Kellond-Knight (326 points) with Eddie
Allen in second place (325 pts), third place Captain
Terry Stephenson (323 pts), fourth place Bill Gasston
(322 pts) and fifth President Tony Bailey (321 pts). It
was a very close competition with the law of averages
favouring those players who played the most games
during the year – it pays to be regular!
The Golf Christmas Dinner in December was the
occasion for the presentation of the Commodore’s
Trophy by Commodore Ian Hall and much other
merriment with about 40 players and consorts
attending. Although many photographs were taken
on that occasion, few are suitable for publication!
We thank Southport Yacht Club for its part-sponsorship
of the dinner and also for the restaurant prize
certificates for each game.
The golf courses for 2013 have mostly been booked
now and for the first half will be:
4th February:
Surfers Paradise
11th March:
Palm Meadows
8th April:
Hope Island
May:Tour (location TBA)
10th June:
Ocean Shores
8th July:
RACV Royal Pines
12th August:
Mt Tamborine
9th September:
Gainsborough Greens
Players Wanted – Come and Play A Round with Us.
We are always looking for additional players for
our events. Our optimal number of players is 24
per outing (friends and visitors are welcome). Our
emphasis is on social camaraderie rather than cutthroat competition.
Prices to play range from $57 - $75 per outing, which
covers green fee, golf cart, burger-style lunch and
prizes. Playing with SYC Social Golf Club is a very
inexpensive and fun way to enjoy the great courses
that we have on the Gold Coast.
If you would like to be added to our email booking
system to play, please contact Terry Stephenson at
stib1@bigpond.com or 0419 666 605 for New Member
Information (or ask SYC Reception for details).
Tony Bailey
Past President SYC Social Golf Club
We thank President Tony Bailey, who is stepping down
after six years in the role, for his excellent work
administering the club.
Programme for 2013:
In the absence of any other volunteers, Captain
Terry Stephenson has also taken on the President’s
responsibilities of organising and administering
the Social Golf Club for 2013. Tony Bailey, who is
recovering from a hip replacement operation, will
assist until a full-time President can be found.
Terry Stephenson, Winner of the 2012 Commodore’s Trophy Phil Kellond-Knight, and SYC Commodore Ian Hall
SYC Social Golfers Bert and June Sherring
Golf Glamour
zeppelin travel
We only had a few seconds to start
the engine pull up the lines and head
in before this big thunder of a wave
which was approaching us while
fishing the other day. My brother
Marius was quick enough to get the
engine going while I reeled in the
lines and the lucky thing was that we Andi Von Zeppelin
were not anchored. We all got home Zeppelin Travel
had a few drinks and that was another
day out on the water!!
The waters are much calmer on the Mekong sailing
on the 5 Star Pandaw cruiser where we have a small
group being escorted by my good friend and welltravelled Russ Walkington. Russ has been to Vietnam
and Cambodia several times and is the perfect host for
this fabulous tour. There are so many inclusions and
the price is all inclusive as per our attached details.
We also feature a really creative tour to the UK
featuring the Chelsea Flower Show and exploring
some beautiful gardens in England, Wales and
Scotland. Leading this small group tour is Kate
Heffernan who is very experienced well known in
the Botanical World. Kate qualified in Horticulture
at the University of Queensland, and enjoys a career
of 30 years which includes Botanic Gardens, Garden
Design and construction in the public and private
sector, Garden History and more than a decade
teaching horticulture and landscape Meet some of the
Gardeners and Garden Experts who will reveal ‘behind
the scenes’ and discover some of the fascinating
history, plants and garden secrets.
Africa - If you have never visited this continent or
want to see one of my favourite destination again
we have created a tour which encompasses some
highlights that will leave you with an adventurous
and memorable tour of South Africa and East Africa.
This tour will be escorted from Australia and will be
joined by local experts throughout. As the tour is
departing in September you have a good chance to
witness the yearly grand migration of animals while
staying at specially selected hotels and Bush Hotels
that make you feel like the great hunters of the past
with delicious food and service that you have to
experience.
We also have many Cruise Specials on Seabourn,
Crystal Cruises, Silversea, P&O. Princess and of
course all cruise lines. Also don’t forget to mention
that you are a SYC Member to receive your special
offer from us with all bookings made through us at
Zeppelin Travel.
Look forward to seeing you and please do not hesitate
to call me or one of our Travel Experts for your next
holiday or Business Trip.
Regards,
Andi Von Zeppelin
Zeppelin Travel
functions @ southport yacht Club
Our function rooms capture the stunning views of
the Club’s private 300 yacht Marina, the tranquil
Gold Coast Broadwater and if you’re lucky a few
wild dolphins might also put on a show!
With two function rooms, there is no better place
to hold a private function. The Compass Room on
level one accommodates larger functions, including
wedding receptions and corporate functions, whilst
our exclusive Western Deck and Lawn with private
Boardroom caters for more intimate, relaxed
receptions, cocktail parties and smaller seminars.
Our unique sun drenched Eastern Lawn is an excellent
location for garden ceremonies with the marina, the
perfect backdrop.
Our team is qualified in all aspects of event
management and can assist you in tailoring a
package suitable to your requirements. Southport
Yacht Club is the perfect location for your wedding
reception with excellent photography opportunities
on our private beach or SuperYacht Marina
and just minutes from world famous beaches.
Those seeking to find a perfect location for their
private function are welcome to view our Function
Rooms by simply making an appointment with our
function team.
Please call 07 5591 3500 for any further information
on booking your function at Southport Yacht Club
WINE & DINE @ southport yacht Club
Dine at Southport Yacht Club with its beautiful settings • Roast Carvery Wednesday & Sunday Evenings $13.95
and panoramic views of our multimillion dollar 300
berth private marina and the shimmering lights of the • Friday Steak Special, C.A.A.B Sirloin with a
complimentary glass of managers choice wine only $25
Southport Broadwater.
• Sunday Buffet Breakfast from $15, 7.30am - 10am.
Try our sumptuos NEW Menu’s in a relaxed dining
environment with attentive and friendly staff.
Open for Lunch and Dinner 7 days a week or drop in
for a Vittoria Coffee and enjoy the Southport Yacht
Club hospitality.
Come down and dine at
Southport Yacht Club’sWaterfront
Restaurant and enjoy the
New Autumn Menu
The above photos are for advertising purposes only, and may change from the available menu.
WATERFRONT RESTAURANT
SPRING TRADING HOURS
1 Macarthur Parade, Main Beach
Breakfast: Sunday
7:30am to 10:00am
Lunch:
Mon - Sat
12noon to 2:30pm
Sunday
12noon to 3:00pm
Dinner:
Mon - Sun
5:30pm to 8:30pm
Last orders taken 15minutes before close of service.
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what’s on @ southport yacht Club
MONTHLY
BIRTHDAY
DRAW
WEDNESDAY
& SUNDAY
ROAST
CARVERY
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
pontoon
dinner
SAIL
PARADISE
good
friday
anzac
d ay
3rd Tuesday of every month SYC Main Beach Clubhouse
Join Southport Yacht Club for your birthday draw, 3rd Tuesday
of every month, (19th March, 16th April, 21st May)
Waterfront Restaurant serving meals from 5.30pm
Birthday Draw, drawn at 7pm. You could win $150 Cash &
$100 of SYC’s Club Cash to be spent anywhere in the Club
including the Marina, Shiplift, Hollywell Sailing Squadron and
Main Beach Club House. Present your Voucher at Reception
upon arrival for validation.
Every Wednesday & Sunday Evening Main Beach Clubhouse
Enjoy fantastic Roast Carvery Nights from 5.30pm
Roast Buffet for only $13.95
Be in the Club on Wednesday and Friday for Member’s Night
to see if you’ve won the Members’ Jackpot Draw!
Sunday nights haven’t been left out with great LIVE
Entertainment.
Every Sunday - SYC Main Beach
Sunday Buffet Breakfast from $15.
Availble from 7.30am to 10am.
Hollywell Clubhouse
Sunday Buffet Breakfast from $10
Coffee also available
Monday 4th March - SYC Main Beach Clubhouse
By invitation to Gold and equivalent Members 21+ years
Phone reception on 5591 3500 for more details
Friday 15th to Sunday 17th March 2013
Southport Yacht Club sees the 4th Annual Sail Paradise
Regatta incorporating the Queensland IRC State
Championships Join us for a fun-filled Offshore Sailing and
onshore activites - featuring many first class yachts and sailors.
For more information or to enter visit us at www.sailparadise.
com.au or contact Bronwen Ince - 07 5591 3500
Friday 29th March 2013
Southport Yacht Club Main Beach and Hollywell will be
CLOSED on Good Friday.
Thursday 25th April 2013
Southport Yacht Club will be open from 1pm. Come and
dine in our Waterfront Restaurant overlooking the sparkling
Broadwater. Members Reserve your tables today.
what’s on @ southport yacht Club
sy Associates
april
getaway
membership
renewal
mothers
day
club marine
commodore’s
cup
AGM
associate’s
state of
origin
sailing
presentation
dinner
powerboat
18th April 2013
Join the Associates Committee on their April Getaway from
SYC to Cleveland to board the BIG RED CAT, arrive at Dunsich,
Tour Amity Point and Point Lookout. Lunch at the Beach Hotel,
and a trip to the Little Ship Club.
$75 per person - Limited seats available
Contact reception for more information or to book:
07 5591 3500
All Membership renewals are due on Tuesday 30th April
2013.
Membership accounts will be mailed to you before this date.
12th May 2013 - Main Beach Clubhouse
Celebrate Mothers Day sitting in the Waterfront Restaurant
overlooking the Gold Coast Broadwater
Make your reservation by calling 07 5591 3500
8th / 9th June 2013 - Main Beach Clubhouse
Division for Etchells, Blazers, Sport Boats, PHS Yachts &
Multihulls. Everyone Welcome.
More information please contact Hollywell Sailing Squadron
via email at sailing@southportyachtclub.com.au
or 07 5537 7030.
Friday 17th May 2013
6:00pm, Compass Room, Main Beach Clubhouse
Phone Reception on 07 5591 3500 for more information
Wednesday June 5, June 26, July 17
Enjoy watching the game at southport Yacht Club on the big
screen, complimentary Hot Dogs at Half Time.
Book your table today for viewing of these great games
on 07 5591 3500
22nd June 2013 - Main Beach Clubhouse
6:00pm, Compass Room, Main Beach Clubhouse.
Great Live Entertainment.
Payment required at time of booking.
Contact Reception on 07 5591 3500 for more details
6th July 2013 - Main Beach Clubhouse
presentation
6.30pm, Compass Room, Main Beach Clubhouse.
Great Live Entertainment.
Payment required at time of booking.
Contact Reception on 07 5591 3500 for more details.
E-NEWS
For news and information on upcoming Events
at Southport Yacht Club, email enquiries@
southportyachtclub.com.au to join our weekly E-news
dinner
power boats @ southport yacht Club
Phil Short
Vice Commodore Power
With the first half of the 2012/13 season already gone
people are saying how fast the time is going, it won’t
be long and we will be chasing the Goodwill Cup again.
Over the past few months we have had a good number
of new vessels registered with the club and we
welcome you all aboard, I would like to encourage
you to join us in either a cruising in company with the
Cruising Flotilla, or if you like a challenge enquire at
reception about the clubs Predicted Logging events,
or perhaps crew on one of the vessels in the next
event to see if logging is for you.
The SYC and Mayor’s Xmas Carols had several boats
dressed all over with lights, and though numbers were
down those vessels participating put on a wonderful
display for the crowds at the Mayors Broadwater
Park and SYC’s Carols, hope we can encourage more
entrants for next year.
The Dux Broadwater series is sponsored by Jotun and
the Wattyl Chairman’s trophy now behind us with
some interesting results, these results are posted on
the clubs website with many boats in tough competion
trying for this season’s Club Champion.
It was disappointing again for the Australia Day, 3 day
Cruise which had to be cancelled. Checking back to
2012 Australia Day, the weather forecast which was
almost exactly the same as 2013 saw 3 days of rain,
and strong winds, but it was very encouraging to see
over 20 boats registered for this cruise. Hope next
year brings better weather, and surely we can’t have
3 wet Australia Days in a row that only happens in
Tassie…
The Great Race on Feb 9th from Hollywell to Manly,
vessels from the SYC Cruising Flotilla and loggers
filled the check point positions along the route
between Hollywell and Victoria Point; RQYS vessels
filled the check points north from Victoria Point up
to Manly, with around 100 of the beach yachts from
all categories taking part in this annual event, it was
definitely a Great Race and all check point vessels
look forward to next year’s event.
The Commodores Trophy held on the first weekend
in May, this has always been a long weekend event
but now the Monday is no longer a public holiday the
event will have to come back to a two day event with
a Predicted Log course set starting around midday
Saturday and returning to Canipia anchorage for
Saturday night, and a presentation breakfast ashore
on the Sunday, this will allow vessels to depart
around 11.00am to return to their berths before
dark. More details on this at our next log event
presentation. Phil Short
Vice Commodore Power
thank you to power boat sponsors - bosun’s locker & jotun paints
Inspect the anti fouling on ‘Da ja vu’, winner
Broadwater Series logging events.
The Southport Yacht Club Power Boat Committee
would like to thank Bosun’s Locker and Jotun Paints
for proudly sponsoring the event.
This is only one of the many prizes sponsored for
the logging events, if you are interested in getting
involved in Navigation Events, the season has
only just started, for more information contact
membership@southportyachtclub.com.au or visit
our page at www.southportyachtclub.com.au
Eden (hard stand manager) Tom (Bosun’s Locker)
and David Caruana (logging Competitor)
“a man and his boat”
chris oxenford “fairwinds’
Chris Oxenford and his boat “Fairwinds” are Gold
Coast originals. The Oxenford family have been on
the Gold Coast since at least 1869 (that’s about 80
years before the area became the Gold Coast).
Chris is a descendent of W.R.Oxenford who had taken
up 90 hectares of land near Coomera River establishing
a farm. When the railway was put through in 1889
a siding on the Oxenford land was called Oxenford
Siding, as the town grew around the railway it
eventually was officially named Oxenford.
Chris has owned “Faiwinds” since 1986. The boat was
built in a backyard in Scarborough Street, Southport
in the 1960s. Joe Haywood had built a number
of boats behind his house at the northern end of
Scarborough Street. He started building “Fairwinds”
but for an unknown reason he could not complete it
and the project was taken over by Alf Kerven and
Ken McMillan, they finished it and “Fairwinds” was
lowered into the Broadwater by crane near the
original Grand Hotel in (we believe) 1966.
Chris had became involved in Predicted Log Events
at SYC in the seventies helping on other members
boats. When “Fairwinds” was offered for sale by
it’s second owner, Graham “Lofty” Miller Chris took
the plunge and became the proud owner. Chris was
attracted by the classic trawler style and walk around
decks of “Fairwinds.” Chris entered his first “Log”
event in 1986 as a skipper. It took a few years for
Chris to fully understand how to be really competitive
in these events. He says that the advice from the
very experienced yachtsman and “logger”, Malcolm
Wood, put him on the right track to be successful.
and “Fairwinds” has always been one of the clubs
most consistent boats in the annual Goodwill Cup
against RQYS.
Chris is a very dedicated and active SYC member,
he has been a Power Boat Committee member and
Chairman, Rear Commodore and was Club Commodore
in 2000 and is currently a SYC Board member.
“Fairwinds” was originally powered by a 671GM, it was
repowered about 5 years ago with a 6 cylinder Perkins
diesel. Chris has made some others changes over the
years including adding a genset, hot water, holding
tank, modern electronics, while respecting its classic
lines and maintaining it in pristine condition.
“Fairwinds” is a traditional timber, trawler style hard
chine boat of 34 feet, and draft of around 4ft. Chris has
ventured out through the Seaway on fishing days, but
“Fairwinds” is really a classic “baycruiser “ so ideally
suited to the Broadwater, Moreton Bay and it’s many
rivers and inlets. It cruises extremely economically
at 7knots and cuts through the water effortlessly,
causing minimum effect on the environment and
other people enjoying our magnificent waterways,
and it surely will keep doing that for many years to
come.
Article by Dennis Watt
Chris with his wife, Barbara, and a few different
navigators have competed in “log” or Navigational
Events ever since, collecting along the way two Club
Championships and numerous individual event wins
cruising @ southport yacht Club
The Cruising Flotilla’s last event for 2012 was the
Christmas Lunch. This was held on the eastern lawn
of the Yacht Club on Sunday 2nd December. This was
an enjoyable day for all attending, with some bringing
family members and grandchildren to see Santa. The
weather was kind to us that day. Some brought their
own lunch, others used the barbecue facilities, and
others ordered from the Club menu.
Santa arrived with his sackful of presents for all who
had been good during the year, surprisingly no one
seemed to miss out. Our thanks go to Santa (John
Lord) for doing such a great job ably assisted by his
helper (Susan Hall). I think they were glad to shed
their suits as it was such a hot day. The grandchildren
in attendance were all happy to receive their presents
from Santa. Christmas cake was also served to all.
Australia Day was to be our next cruise going to
Dux for a barbecue and Australia Day celebrations.
Unfortunately this cruise was cancelled due to the
wild winds and rain.
This was a repeat of last year’s cruise which was also
cancelled. Keep your fingers crossed that next year
brings us a beautiful weekend.
Due to the cancellation of this cruise it was decided
to have the next cruise as a delayed Australia Day
celebrations therefore we are going to Dux and hold
our celebrations with varied activities for all.
Future cruises are listed on the Club website and also
published in the weekly E-News.
We have a few new cruisers to the flotilla and look
forward to seeing them on future cruises.
Article by Bruce Harvey
power boat what’s on
LOG EVENTS
MARCH:
Saturday 2nd: XXXX Round Crab Island Open.
Saturday 23rd: Buck Jones Memorial Trophy.
MAY:
Saturday 4th/5th: Commodores Open Trophy.
JUNE:
Saturday 1st: Southport Yacht Club Open.
CRUISERS
MARCH:
Friday 29th - Mon April 8th: Easter Cruise
MAY:
Saturday 4th /5th: Weekend Cruise
JUNE:
Saturday 15th/16th: Weekend Cruise
Mon 17th - Fri 21st: Mid-week Cruise
New mandatory VHF radio
operators qualification for
recreational boaters announced
Australian recreational boaters will be required
to sit for an Australian Waters Qualification (AWQ)
certificate to operate a VHF marine radio, according to
a review by the Australian Communications and Media
Authority (ACMA). It is anticipated for implementation
during 2013-14.
The AWQ will become the mandatory requirement to
operate a VHF radio said ACMA last week in issuing the
final outcomes paper into its review of recreational
boaters’ usage of VHF broadcasting.
For more information please visit the AMC Website:
www.amc.edu.au
formation of the royal australian navy
Part 1.
How Old is Australia’s Navy…
This might seem a simple question, but over the
years the Australian Navy’s birthday has remained a
source of some confusion. The date now accepted
is 1st March 1901. The previously accepted date of
10th July 1911 is not the birth date of Naval Forces
in Australia; rather it was the date that Sovereign
granted the title “Royal” to Australian Navy.
In 1904 Captain Creswell embarked on a program
designed to breathe new life into the Commonwealth
Naval Forces operations. CNF warships had been
designated His Majesty’s Australian Ship (HMAS) but
this had never received the King’s sanction. During a
visit to London for the Coronation of King George V,
Australian ministers made known their desire to have
the prefix “Royal” attached to the Australian Navy’s
title.
In December of 1907 Alfred Deakin announced
that the CNF would expand to include a flotilla of
submarines and coastal destroyers, and in February
1909 Australia’s Naval representative in London
requested for the first three vessels, the destroyers
Parramatta, Yarra, and Warrego.
At the Imperial Conference the admiralty suggested
that the CNF expand to include a self contained
“Fleet Unit” based on a Battle Cruiser and several
light Cruisers.
On 10th July 1911 King George approved the request,
(with great satisfaction) The decision was promulgated
to the CNF on 5th October 1911. There after the
officially became the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).
The CNF inherited a motley collection of obsolescent
coastal and harbor defence vessels when the State
Navies transferred to the Commonwealth control in
1st March 1901. As a result, the Defense of Australia’s
sea lanes remained the responsibility of the Australian
Squadron of the Royal Navy.
Jackie Fisher the First Sea Lord of the British Admiralty
approved an immediate construction of an Australian
Fleet Unit.
The Unit was to comprise of a Battle Class Cruiser, and
three Bristol Class Unarmored Cruisers, six River Class
Destroyers, and three “C” Class Submarines. The cost
to Australia was to be Three million .695 pounds.
Australia’s drive to provide for its own Naval Defense,
culminated on 4th October 1913 when the fleet of
seven ships, led by the battle cruiser HMAS Australia,
light cruisers’ HMAS Sydney, Melbourne, Encounter
and Destroyers Warrego, Parramatta, and Yarra. All
proudly sailed into Sydney Harbour to the wild acclaim
of the public.
This year an International Fleet Review (IFR) in
Sydney Harbour, will mark a very special centenary.
An International Armada of 40 warships will steam
into Sydney Harbour marking 100 years since the first
arrival of Australia’s Naval Fleet. The IFR will be one
of the most spectacular events ever hosted by the
Royal Australian Navy.
Other events will include Tall ships from around the
world who will be visiting as well as and several fly
pasts by Navy, Army, Commercial and Civilian aircraft.
With 10,000 sailors in Sydney a march past from all
visiting warships with Naval bands is scheduled and
many Naval reunion’s and open ships for visitors.
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yacht Club
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sailing -@southport
MATTHEW PERCY
VICE COMMODORE SAIL
Hi All,
It has been a very busy summer sailing season at our
Club this year, once again the Club has hoisted a
number of exciting events, including an International
Event, “The F18 Nacra Infusion World Championships”,
State Titles, “The Etchell QLD State Championships
and Special Events like the Offshore “Surf to City” ,
Inshore “The Great Race “, “Cook Island” and “The
Classic Julian Rocks 100” Offshore races, along with
the normal Club events for our members, the sailing
office has been counting and its about 700 sporting
events this year. Sure some fleets are not getting the
numbers we would like but other fleets are going and
producing some fantastic sailors.
As I travel around and meet other Club Officials, read
the media reports the sport is in decline in many
areas of the country, I don’t think there is one soul
reason for this, there are the usual suspects like cost,
time, travel and my favourite there are so many
other things to do these days. Now it’s true we are
feeling it with our Gold Membership and the Club
Membership is ageing, but maybe the sport (national,
state associations and some clubs) has lost a little
focus over time and forgotten the basic sail training,
coaching and a safe controlled introductions to our
sport.
However I think that this is one area where Southport
and Hollywell has bucked the trend, over several
years the Board, Associates, and most Members have
encouraged the younger Members of our Club and as
a result have a very healthy Junior Programme, the
envy of most Clubs I would suggest.
This however is not free or cheap, it does cost a lot of
money to resource our sport. Over time the rules on
safety and rescue boats have changed, the equipment
is no longer made with Dad and mates under the
house, and Mum refuses to repair sails (because the
sewing machine is long gone). It’s becoming expensive
to play our game and have fun on the water.
So as the Sailing Commodore I would like to on behalf
of all our sailing crews, from the young Sunday
morning learners, to the very old and salty parents
that have produced some fantastic results once again
and enjoyed what this Club is trying to produce. A
safe, friendly, cheerful, healthy, learning environment
for everybody.
THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH.
To everyone the money is well spent on our future.
The youth of the Club!
And Country!
So the next big event is the XXXX Sail Paradise Regatta
on the 15th to 17th March, which this year will also
be the Queensland IRC Championships, so far there
is some interest going within the local fleets and its
shaping up to be a great three days of racing. There
will be over six different classes compete from Trailer
Boat’s, Catamarans to the 66 foot swing keeled Black
Jack.
So thank you to the Volunteers, (our club has the best)
Staff that will have to put up with some merry crew’s,
and Management that will ensure the event goes off
without a hitch.
Matthew Percy
Vice Commodore Sail
29er nationals and australian youth nationals
For the 2012/2013 sailing season, the 29er Australian
Championships were held on the waters of Port Phillip
Bay out of McCrae Sailing Club on the Mornington
Peninsula. With a team of Southport sailors heading
down for the event, the months of training together
during the year ensured a tightly knit team. Our fleet
of 29ers had grown considerably since the year before.
In 2011 we had only one 29er on the water during
the week but we now have 7 boats in the yard and
training as a group every week. It is really exciting to
see the younger sailors stepping up into the 29er class
from Optimists and Sabots.
Contending at the Nationals we had Claire
McInally sailing with Florian Hagen (our German
friend), Kyle O’Connel with Shon Mori and myself
sailing with Tom Siganto. As this Regatta made
part of the selection for the one boat to earn
a place in the Australian Youth Sailing Team to
compete in Cyprus, there was a lot on the table.
Day one brought 30kts of wind and a 1.5m chop which
turned out to be too much for the fleet and after
limping around on the racecourse for a while we were
sent back to the beach to reset for the next day.
Day two was again very windy averaging around 23kts
for the 3 races. Tom and myself had a fantastic day to
begin the regatta with a 1,2,3 to give us the overall
lead.
The rest of the Regatta provided some very tricky
racecourses and some great talent was shown
from other sailors. After 4 days of racing us Aussies
unfortunately let a New Zealand team get the better
of us as they stole the overall win from Harry Price
who was first Australian. Our fellow QAS sailors of
Charlie and Lewis finished 3rd and Tom and myself in
4th overall. Kyle and Shon finished their first Nationals
together in 31st overall and 3rd Junior team. Claire
and Florian also sailed well as a new team to place
22nd overall and 3rd mixed crew.
For those of us who continued on to Hobart for the
Youth Nationals, the competition was still on as the
spot for the Youth Team was still up for grabs as both
of the regattas count to the selection.
On the barge we went over to Tasmania, which provided
us with the hottest day on record (41.9), lots of wind,
no wind and then freezing temperatures. The weather
was always expected to be completely unpredictable
which is dangerous when the competition is so intense.
We had some crazy racing that’s for sure! One of the
race days we started in around 3kts which then built
to 30kts so we were consequently sent ashore where
we then waited 3 ½ hours before returning to the
racecourse and racing in 10-25kts which was shifting
up to 40kts! It was full on!
It was important to keep a cool head and be able to
switch back into race mode when we needed to. Tom
and I sailed quite well throughout the Regatta but
didn’t quite “nail it”. We were left with 3rd overall
behind the same two boats from the Nationals. Kyle
and Shon finished 22nd overall struggling a bit with
their light weight in the strong breezes.
Yes, this meant that Tom and I did not regain our
position in the Australian Youth Sailing Team that
we were in last year. This was very disappointing for
us but on the flip side it was quite a happy moment
because it meant we now move forward. Tom is now
in a crewing position with new skipper Charlie Wyatt
from Brisbane and loving every bit of it. I have now
begun my campaign in the 49er class with Lewis Brake
also from Brisbane. (Charlie and Lewis were the 29er
team that came 2nd in front of us at the Regatta’s).
Tom and I definitely had a fantastic 2 years in the 29er
together and hopefully we will continue to work our
way up in the rankings overtime in our new journeys.
Finally, I need to give a huge thank you to Southport
Yacht Club, which continues to support all the sailing
out of Hollywell. A big thanks goes to all our parents
who travelled with us all the way to Hobart and back
and a special recognition needs to go to Shane Smith
who has spent a massive amount of time helping us
prepare for these Regatta’s. All of the great sailors
coming out of our club are due to Shane’s coaching
and time towards the sport.
Article by Joel Turner
Junior Commodore
sailing - F18 NACRA INFUSION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2013
ADAM BEATIE AND JAMIE LEITNER WINNERS OF THE
2013 NACRA INFUSION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP!
Australian entrant Adam Beatie with Jamie Leitner
winners of the 2013 F18 Nacra Infusion World
Championships with a score of 20.8, they managed to
take the lead from local Brisbane sailor Mick Guinea,
whom came from a strong lead to place 2nd and loose
the regatta by only .2.
Competitors joined together on the Gold Coast for the
World Championships from all around World including
Australia, Oman, Thailand, The Netherlands, Brazil,
Canada, New Zealand, and Germany.
On Sunday 3rd February, the Gold Coast saw the
beginning of the 2013 F18 Nacra Infusion World
Championships, hosted from Southport Yacht Club’s
Hollywell Sailing Squadron. With heavy winds and
testing conditions all three race’s were held on
the Sunday from but unfortunately due to strong
winds Monday was abandoned. However even with
strong winds, Tuesday’s racing was underway, due
to two broken masts only one race was conducted.
Wednesday and Thursday races were well underway
with four races each day from the scheduled three
races each day.
“Sailing on Thursday was fantastic, although with
the challenges of light wind, up and down pressure
conditions, Thursday’s racing was more like
Champagne Sailing, with the perfect Queensland
sailing weather, this last race really decided who was
to be the World Champion for 2013”, said Principle
Race Officer, Ross Wilson.
Ross Wilson also said “he was surprised by the
tremendous sailing conducted by Musab Al-Hadi and
crew member Ahmed Al-Balushi from Oman. They
were one of the more very competitive entrants in the
lighter breezes, sailing better in the light wind than
most. Finishing fourth was an absolute credit to them
as they have not sailed under these sea conditions
with strong swells and big waves off the Queensland
Coast”.
Another surprise was Miranda Powrie from New
Zealand finishing 10th in her first Nacra Infusion
World Championships. After years of sailing in a
Lazer Radial, Miranda is now focusing on her Olympic
Campaign to sail in a Nacra 17.
Ross Wilson would like to thank Southport Yacht
Club’s Sailing Administrator, Kelvin Holdt and
race management team for their fantastic efforts
throughout the regatta. Everyone from the Race
Management, Race Officers and Entrants had a great
World Championships and look forward to be back at
Southport Yacht Club for another regatta.
A big thank you also to Fastway Couriers for their
Sponsorship of the regatta.
sailing - the great race
Article by Colin Metcher
The ninth running of the great race was held in perfect
weather with calm patches and a beautiful spinnaker
run across Moreton Bay. This led to 100% finishing rate
for all competitors. Numbers were down this year due
to several factors, the most influential being clashing
with other events. For instance we would normally
expect 4 or 5 29ers from our Club alone, but they
were competing interstate.
For this reason a change of date is likely from the
traditional February to later (possible March).
Inclusion of a half marathon reinstalled a division
which was run in the first great race (but discontinued)
was successful and will be built for next year.
Several other innervations in the pipe line together
with more convenient date will see the event regain
entry numbers.
The actual conducting of the event was excellent and
the huge effort by volunteers is a major factor in the
success of this iconic event.
It is the longest passage race for dinghies in Australia
(any maybe for Multihulls) and due to the challenges
of narrow tidal waterways opening up into the wide
expanses of Moreton Bay, combined with the stamina
required of the crews makes it a truly testing race
event.
An outstanding achievement was by Jaime Metcher
who was the first sailor to complete The Great Race
on a sail board. In a time of 5 hours and 45 minutes.
While sailed in several classes with separate results
the big award is the Perpetual Shield for the Overall
Winners of the Monohull and Multihull Classes, the
other big challenge is the race records, however
these were not broken this year.
1st Overall Monohull: ‘Cool Change’ A Sportskiff, Colin
Metcher and Brett Ryman.
1st Overall Multihull: ‘Magic Marine’ Nacra Infusion,
Adam Beattie and Jamie Leitner.
1st Division Winners Col Metcher & Brett Ryman
on Sports Skiff, ‘COOL CHANGE’
Results:
Division 1
1st Cool Change - Sports Skiff, Col Metcher & Brett Ryman
2nd Nightmare On Elm Street - MGB, Peter & Sophie Lahey
3rd Don’t Panic - MG14, Chris Larsen Michael Hood
Division 2
1st Cropduster - Musto Skiff, Michael Spies
2nd Total Spank - 16ft Skiff, Jess Hansen, Angus Morrison
& Jackson Craintelo
3rd Leeroy Jenkins - Foiling Moth, Mark Hughes
Division 3
1st Allante - Nacra 5.8, Guy & Tracy Obren
2nd SOS - Hobie 16, Bruce Tardrew & Sarah Turnbull
3rd Concept Systems 2 - Hobie 16, Murray Peterson & Jessica Watson
Division 4
1st Magic Marine - Nacra Infusion, Adam Beattie & Jamie Leitner
2nd Smoke Bomb - Viper F16, Matt Horman & Nathan Vanderchof
3rd Switch - Viper F16, Adrian Fawcett & Jess Dobie
Division 5 (1/2 Marathon)
1st Loitering With Intent - Weta, Greg Schofield
2nd Weta - Kevin Bates
3rd Windrider 17, Grant & Naomi Grant
gold coast sailability @ southport yacht Club
On Tuesday the 22nd of
January our first day of sailing
for 2013 it was very pleasing
to welcome (at the invitation
of Marion Ham) Dr David
Straton, Dr Graham Sivyer,
Cathy Post and Len Mossop as our guests. They along
with Life Members Wynn Treasure and Marion Ham had
been instrumental in establishing sailing for people
with diminished capabilities at Southport Yacht Club
Hollywell sixteen years ago.
hear from sailors or potential sailors with disabilities
who would like to join us on one of our yachts and
compete in the weekly Twilight Races.
We welcome enquires from anyone with a disability
who would like to experience the pleasure and
benefits of time on the water any Tuesday.
Bryce Wilson
Sailability Gold Coast President.
It was extremely gratifying to hear our visitors
expressing their complements and pleasure in seeing
how a very small group in 1997 with one sailing dinghy
and six sailors had grown to the organisation that
it is today. With the cooperation and assistance of
Southport Yacht Club over the years, we now see up
to a hundred sailors enjoying freedom on the water in
our fleet of fourteen sailing dinghies and four yachts
on any given Tuesday. Sailability now operates in over
twenty countries and we believe that Sailability Gold
Coast with our inventory of vessels and equipment
along with the facilities from which we operate puts
us up there with the best of them.
Seeing a greater number of sailors with disabilities
competing in opensailing competitions is an objective
we would very much like to work towards achieving.
Not that you are likely to see Sailability Gold Coast
with a team of sailors with disabilities competing in a
Sydney to Hobart any time soon but we would like to
Left to right: Dr David Straton, Cathy Post,
Dr Graham Sivyer, Marion Ham and Bryce Wilson.
Kay waters
YACHTING QUEENSLAND FAREWELL
Southport Yacht Club would like to thank Kay Waters
from Yachting Queensland for all of her assistance
through the many years at Yachting Queenland. We
wish Kay all the best on her future endevours.
Thank you Kay.
2013 / 14
AUSTRALIAN TITLES
at Southport Yacht Club
11 - 16 November 2013
Left to right: SYC Youth Sailor Tom Siganto, Kay Waters
and Peter Yeomans from Yachting Queensland.
For more information
contact the Sailing Office
on 07 5537 7030
or sailing@southportyachtclub.com.au
jack sherring - Sail sydney & aus moth championships
Jack Sherring at Sail Sydney 2012 and the
2013 Australian Moth Championships at
Wangi Wangi, Lake Macquarie, NSW.
Jack has now increased his best average speed to
29.1kts, not far off the record of 32.9kts set by Tom
Slingsby in December. Jack’s family and the Southport
Yacht Club are very proud of his acheivements over
the past year.
Jack has really stepped up another level since
competing at the Worlds in Lake Garda. His boat
is tuned to perfection with the help of his Dad,
Brian who has put many hours into it. He had a great
regatta at Sail Sydney, finishing in 7th place overall
ahead of 2 Olympic Gold Medalists, Tom Slingsby and
Iian Jensen. The National regatta at Wangi Wangi was held from
6th to 12th January. The conditions were very hot
and most days the breeze was around the 15 to 20kt
mark. He was competing in a fleet of 67 boats with
3 Olympic Gold Medalists, a Silver medalist, World
Champions, Australian Champions, America’s Cup
Sailors and several professional sailors. Although he
didn’t win a race he managed to cross the line at
some point during the 15 race series in front of every
other competitor. His best race result was a 7th and
his worst was 22nd (not including drops). Pretty good
considering the calibre of sailors he was up against. He finished just one place behind Gold Medalist,
Nathan Outteridge with only 2 points between them.
Nathan Outteridge stated at the end of the regatta
that it was without a doubt the highest level of racing
he has seen in the class. One article written about the
nationals noted that “apart from the Americas Cup
you probably won’t see a better start list of skippers
in any event. These are superstars of not just this
class but all high performance sailing”.
Jack finshed a very impressive 13th overall and was
crowned the Junior Australian Moth Champion for the
third time running, a feat that has not been acheived
since 1963. Although he is classed as a junior in the
Moth Class, he has turned his efforts towards the
open fleet and has surpassed all of our expectations.
Jack’s most valued reward was being personally
congratulated on his efforts by Tom Slingsby, Nathan
Outteridge, Scott Babbage and the designer of the
Mach 2 Moth, Andrew Macdougall.
On the calendar for 2013 will be the NSW State Titles
to be held over the Easter Weekend and hopefully
following up with the 2013 Moth Worlds to be held
in Hawaii in October. Jack greatly appreciates the
support he receives from the Southport Yacht Club
and it’s Members.
We wish Jack all the best in 2013!
fender party - raising money for hollywell marina
Southport Yacht Club would like to thank all of
the Members for joining in with the fun of the
Fender Party, held at Hollywell’s Sailing Squadron
on Friday 7th December, the event was held to
raise money for new fenders at Hollywell.
Many sponsors came on board and donated goods to
be raffled. A big thank you to Steve Quan who donated
a Waeco Fridge Freezer which was won by Sailability
Volunteer, Ian Salmon and Lesley Skipp who donated
$400 worth of Billabong product. A total of $1,600
was raised, well done all.
Left to right: Sailing Administrator, Kelvin Holdt,
Winner of the Waeco Fridge Freezer, Ian Salmon
and Steve Quan who donated the prize.
surf to city yacht race
Dad’s Play!
Its one of those moments in life, that imprints on your
memory, when, after years of being left on the shore
with anticipating eyes, as your dad sails away to fly
a hull, you are finally allowed to crew on dad’s toy!
So was the case, for Ned Overell, one of SYC Sailing
Squadron’s high performance squad members, who
recently participated in the 2013 Surf to City Race,
on Lightwave Raider One Design. Joining other crew
members, Roger Overell (dad), Jaibon Crisp, John
Dickson, & Llyod Crisp, Ned’s introduction to bigger
boat racing was enjoyable, with light conditions
making way for a long race.
Dad’s toy: Lightwave Raider One Design
There was friendly rivalry as competing crews from
Lightwave & AYS Raider One Design catamarans
participated in the race, and Ned was keen to point
out that they won against AYS Raider, who retired
(when in the lead J) owing to the light conditions and
evening social commitments (oh yeh, very serious
racers!!).
Race rules require children under 16 to have a
statement of experience to permit participation. Head
coach, Shane Smith, of Sailing Racing Solutions, was
confident in Ned’s sailing experience for participation
in the Surf to City Race. Roger Overell comments
“Sailing is an incredibly enjoyable sport for kids and
great life skill. It is a joy when your family share
your passion. Participating in the excellent youth
sailing programme at SYC Sailing Squadron offers
many opportunities to young sailors. I was proud to
have Ned crew for us and the other crew members
were delighted with his assistance. Unfortunately,
his experience won’t stack up for our next race, the
Brisbane to Gladstone, but he’s aspiring to join us in
a few years ”.
Ned Overell, one of SYC Sailing Squadron’s high performance
squad members prepares for the start of the 2013 Surf to City
race, with Lightwave & AYS Raider One Design crews.
This years race saw 9 Southport Yacht Club yachts
sailing on the inshore course and 4 yachts on the
offshore course.
The day began with some very light breeze out of
the east and with a northerly forecast it was looking
like a long upwind slog to finish in Shorncliffe for the
competitors.
For full Surf to City Yacht Race results visit:
www.surf2city.com.au
sailing what’s on
SPECIAL YACHTING EVENTS:
March:
15-17th - Sail Paradise Regatta
May:
24-26th - Sanctuary Cove Boat Show
June:
22nd - Presentation Night
23rd - Chaos Cup Fun Day
OFFSHORE:
March:
7th - Main Beach Twilight Race 7
10th - Offshore Round Buoys Race
15-17th - SYC Sail Paradise
17th - Bosun’s Kirra Passage Race
21st - Main Beach Twilight Race 9
April:
OFF THE BEACH CATS:
14th - Autumn Round the Bouys
March:
18th - Winter Twilight Race 1
9th - OTB Cats Passage Race
16th - OTB Cats Offshore Races 7, 8 & 9 28th - Autumn Round the Bouys
28th - Offshore Reserve Day
April:
May:
6th - OTB Cats Passage Race
2nd - Winter Twilight Race 2
20th - OTB Cats Champ Races 11 & 12
12th - Autumn Round the Buoys
May:
4th - Winter Series Races 1 & 2
26th - Autumn Round the Buoys
June:
June:
1st - Winter Series Races 5 & 6
7-9th - Commodore’s Cup
DINGHIES:
March:
10th - Dinghy Sprint Series Week 7
24th - Dinghy Sprint Series Week 8
April:
7th - Resail Day if Required
21st - Dinghy Champ Races 11 & 12
ETCHELLS:
March:
16th - E22 Week 7
April:
14th - E22 Week 8
TRAILABLE:
March:
1st - POETS Race 7
2/3rd - Go To Blazers
6th - JaM Race 10
13th - Twilight Race 12
16th - Trailable Series Week 5
20th - JaM Race 11
April:
3rd - JaM Race 12
5th - POETS Race 8
17th - JaM Race 13
24th - JaM Kites Fun Race
May:
1st - Brass Monkeys Race 1
8th - Pot Hunters Race 1
15th - Brass Monkeys Race 2
22nd - Pot Hunters race 2
29th - Brass Monkeys Race 3
June:
5th - Pot Hunters Race 3
hollywell @ southport yacht Club
HOLLYWELL SAILING SQUADRON
Dine at SYC’s Hollywell Sailing Squadron in the newly
refurbished Sails Cafe with its beautiful settings over
looking the Sailing Squadron & Gold Coast Broadwater.
Enjoy one of the great weekly specials including:
•
WEDNESDAY ROAST CARVERY - ONLY $10
•
FRIDAY STEAK SPECIAL - C.A.A.B SIRLOIN WITH A
COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF MANAGERS CHOICE WINE ON $25
•
SUNDAY BIG BREAKFAST FROM 7.30AM - 10AM ONLY $10
SAILING SQUADRON
BAR OPERATING HOURS
Mon / Tues
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
-
8:00pm
8:00pm
9:00pm
9:00pm
5:30pm
CAFE OPERATING HOURS
Mon / Tues
Wednesday
Thursday Friday
Saturday
Sunday
1 MARINA CRESCENT, HOLLYWELL
women only
a discover
sailing
experience - no
experience
Closed
5:00pm 5:00pm 5:00pm 11:00am 7.00am -
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:30pm
5:00pm
5:00pm
PH (07) 5537 7030
3 hours of exciting dynamic sailing with qualified instructors who will be
on board with you to ensure your safety and enjoyment!
Upon arrival, you will be shown around our fantastic sailing club, you’ll
then be introduced to our fleet of Blazer 23’ yachts.
after a safety demonstration, it will be sails up and away to relish the
freedom of sailing, with an emplasis on fun!
Discover the Gold Coasts beautiful waterways, island and marine life.
After you have returned back to the dock, you are invited to come inside
to the Members bar for a complimentary drink of bubbles.
BOOKINGS $90 - LIMITED PLACES
required!
FOR ALL BOOKING ENQUIRIES CONTACT: HELEN JAMES ON 07
5537 7030 OR HELEN@SOUTHPORTYACHTCLUB.COM.AU
corporate
Take your clients and colleagues out of the office and into the elements!
Sailing exemplifies team buliding! Your team will be motivated, challenged
and united throughout the safe, challenging and fun experience! All while
discovering the Gold Coasts beautiful waterways, islands and marine life.
team building
through
sailing - no
experience
required!
The morning or afternoon program will beign with a briefing, then moce
onto our fleet of blazer 23’ yachts where our qualified Yachting Australia
instructors will guide each team through a series of on water excersises
and challenges. These will emphasize the imporatance of teamwork,
communication, leadership and camaraderie. After you have returned
back to the dock, you are invited to come inside to the Members bar for a
complimentary drink and debrief.
BOOKINGS $90 - LIMITED PLACES
FOR ALL BOOKING ENQUIRIES CONTACT: HELEN JAMES ON 07
5537 7030 OR HELEN@SOUTHPORTYACHTCLUB.COM.AU
associates @ southport yacht Club
associates REPORT
Karen Bretagne
President
Hot summer, cyclonic storms, king tides and some
very sad stories faced Australians this year. We have
heard and watched many tragedies but most of all
shared the inner fight we Aussies display in these
testing times.
Within our own ranks a couple of farewells. Past
President Margaret Paterson lost her husband Graham
after a long illness. Carmel Nicholas (past treasurer
and hopeful to return) had a hugely unexpected
loss of her husband David and Leonie Bell (current
committee member) fell and incurred multiple breaks
not only in one wrist but both.
Hard knocks, but watch this space as the “fight”
comes out in these strong women who will overcome
and return stronger.
Our first event for 2013 was the brain child of Jeni
Bone our youngest member of the committee. Jeni
arranged for David Hill, former Chairman of ABC and
NSW Rail turned author to present and book sign at
a fabulous function at the Club in February. Ray
McMahon from Hot Tomato took the MC reigns and
drew out amazing stories from David on his transition
from head honcho to the dedicated research required
to complete his series of books. David’s books sold out
in minutes, all with a personal message from David,
however, if you missed out, new stock is coming into
Luv That Book at Helensvale.
Congratulations to my committee, hostesses of the
day. Everything ran so very smoothly. The staff was
super attentive and Chef Simon delivered the most
exquisite food for our lunch. Jeni Bone gained new
sponsors including Songbirds in Mt Tamborine, Audi
Centre Gold Coast for providing their brand Q3 and
Q7 on display as well as a prize – on loan of course!
QT Surfers Paradise, Australian Gourmet Hampers,
Wild Oats and our ever faithful Zeppelin Travel also
provided to ensure our guests had fabulous prizes.
So onto our next project which is our famed North
Straddie Getaway revisited after 3 years.
An
absolutely full day from brekkie to sunset cocktails
but it is very limited to the capacity of the coach so
don’t wait! Bookings are open now.
Until next time.
Karen Bretagne
President
Associates Committee
MC Ray McMahon with Guest Speaker David Hill at the
SYC Associates Luncheon on Friday 15th February.
Southport Yacht Club Associates Committee enjoying their Christmas Lunch in the SYC Waterfront Restaurant:
Table 1 (left to right) pp Kaye Amel-Ford, Shirley Hutchinson, pp & Life Member Loval Calcino, pp Anne Vanderwyk, Leota Miller (USA), President
Karen Bretagne, Christie Allison, pp Beth Dermoudy, Lorraine Alexander, pp Anne Maree von Zeppelin.
Table 2 (left to right): Leonie Bell, Lesley Richards, Beryl Koster, Carmel Nicholas, Jeni Bone, Lyn Johnstone, Gail Martin
Nestled atop a natural bush headland. Just a few short
steps from pristine white beaches and rolling surf.
Welcome to Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel | Spa Resort
Spectacularly located, the Hotel is the perfect
place to unwind and...
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The Hotel offers 12
beautifully appointed
ocean or hinterland view
hotel rooms and 14
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dine
Offering an a la carte
restaurant for breakfast,
lunch and dinner and an
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something to tantalise all
tastebuds, no matter the
time of day.
play
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gaming room and an
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Stradbroke Hotel is the
perfect place to play.
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t: (07) 3409 8188 | e: info@stradbrokehotel.com.au
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celebrate
Imagine crystal white
sandy beaches and
sparkling blue surf as the
backdrop for your event.
The Hotel’s elegantly
appointed reception room
can seat up to 120 guests
and with views across the
Pacific Ocean the location
is perfect to celebrate
any occasion.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
SOUTHPORT YACHT CLUB INC.
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the 2013 Annual General
Meeting of the Southport Yacht Club Associates
Committee will be held at the Club premises, 1
Macarthur Parade, Main Beach at 11am on Friday 17th
May 2013.
BUSINESS:
1. To confirm the Minutes of the previous Annual
General Meeting.
syc thank you!
A big thank you to the Ladies Associates
Committee for funding the new furniture
in the Southport Yacht Club Main Beach
Clubhouse.
The furniture consists of two types of chairs for
entire ground floor, new dining table tops, bar stools
recovered, bar tables newly topped, 2 x bench bar
tables, 6 leather sofas and 3 commissioned coffee tables.
The
Associates
Committee
work
hard
on
raising this money through volunteer work,
Wednesday night raffles and Mega Draws.
2. To receive and if thought fit, adopt the Annual
Report, together with the Financial Statements for the
twelve months ended 30th April 2013, and the Balance
Sheet as at the date.
3. Declaration of Office Bearers for 2013-2014.
4. To transact any other business that may be brought
forward in accordance with the Articles, Rules,
Constitution and By-Laws of Southport Yacht Club Inc.
By order of the Associates Committee
NOMINATION FORM
For election of Office Bearers
SYC Associates Committee 2013 - 2014
NOMINEE
PRESIDENT
PROPOSER
SECONDER
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SECRETARY
TREASURER
Nomination Forms are to be in the hands
of the Club Secretary no later than
5.00pm Thursday, 16th May, 2013.
The Friday Buoys enjoying
furnishings at SYC
the new
SYC boutique
SALE ON SUMMER STOCK
Come on in to grab yourself a bargain.
“2013 Autumn Range NOW IN”
From the outdoor clothing range including
fleeces and water proof jackets, to the
more casual everyday items such as
t-shirts and shorts, you will be sure to
find something in Southport Yacht Club’s
newly stocked boutique at a price you
can afford!
The lifestyle range
also features
a number of
accessories,
including hats,
belts and
backpacks.
gold coast seaway tide chart 2012
MARCH
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1.86
1.33
0.50
0.95
0.55
28
0401
0952
1539
2229
0.15
1.29
0.11
1.78
8
0104
0701
1257
1935
0.32
1.30
0.17
1.59
18
0139
0822
1439
2006
1.35
0.41
1.05
0.56
28
0449
1039
1616
2312
0.13
1.21
0.17
1.79
0230
0922
1526
2057
1.31
0.47
1.00
0.55
29
0458
1046
1628
2323
0.19
1.21
0.19
1.72
9
0147
0739
1330
2010
0.30
1.27
0.17
1.63
19
0239
0917
1545
2121
1.33
0.36
1.14
0.54
29
0547 0.17
1140 1.17
1713 0.26
0335
1016
1630
2209
1.32
0.41
1.09
0.50
30
0559 0.24
1147 1.13
1723 0.29
10
0227
0815
1401
2045
0.30
1.23
0.19
1.64
20
0338
1005
1641
2229
1.32
0.30
1.27
0.48
30
0007
0645
1245
1817
1.68
0.21
1.15
0.36
31
0104
0742
1353
1926
1.56
0.24
1.16
0.44
sponsors @ southport yacht Club
1.33
0.22
1.42
0.39

at xxxx - Southport Yacht Club

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