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December 10
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January 28


WA

Windsurfing
Pelican Point Summer Twilight

Pelican Point Summer Twilight Series

10th and 17th of December.

14th, 21st and 28th of January.

Briefing 5.50 Start 6.00pm

We are organizing a Wednesday night twilight series during December and January. Why should the Yachties have all the fun?

* This is just for fun and is designed to attract sailors that want a bit of fun not for the ultra competitive.

* We will get on the water at 6.00 whatever the wind.
      o Windy = slalom/freeride gear.
      o Light = big boards.
      o Super Light = Stick your rig on a SUP (Stand Up Paddle board)
      o No Wind = Sup Race (board and paddle supplied)

We will be starting and will have a course to sail as per a normal race, so you can get the feel of how racing works. We will have a number of the top sailors sailing, so you can pick up a few tips and we will have a score board to put your finishing position. So it is great training for the real thing.

Ever tried using a GPS to record your highest speed? Windsurfing WA has six GPS units that are available to borrow, so you can see how your speed compares with other sailors. We will keep the results and see how you improve during the season

In the same way the yacht clubs attract experienced and experienced sailors all just wanting to have some fun we are going to do the same. Bring down some mates or come down by yourself everyone welcome

Don't forget to bring along some drinks and nibbles so we can all catch up latter for a chat. We might even organise some pizza for the first week.

SMALL PRINT
This is not an organised race. it is a social get together that is all about being safe and having fun. Every sailor is responsible for their own safety and should only sail within their capabilities. Be aware at all times of other water users, it is your responsibility to be safe on the water. By suggesting this get together we are in no way taking any responsibility for yours or others safety.
January 6
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January 11


WA

Windsurfing
Techno Youth Nationals 2009

The 2009 OAMPS Insurance Brokers Australian Youth Championship will be hosted by Mandurah Offshore Fishing and Sailing Club from the 6th to the 11th January 2009.

As a basis for nomination, Yachting Australia will use this regatta as a Nomination Regatta for the 2009 ISAF WORLD YOUTH SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP.

Yachting Australia has chosen the Techno 293 as the nominated class for the Girls and Boys Board Sailing Division at the Youth Champs. For further details on eligibility for Australian Youth Championships

click here for details.
January 8
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January 11


WA

Windsurfing
Lancelin Ocean Classic

Situated 110km north of Perth, Lancelin is an internationally renowned windsurfing location, famous
for the annual Ledge Point to Lancelin Ocean Classic. With a field of over three hundred competitors
the 'Classic' is the biggest windsurfing event in Australia.

Lancelin and Ledge Point have become very popular, particularly as a base for European windsurfers
who spend two to three months in WA each summer. The large bay in Lancelin is surrounded by
shallow limestone reefs and provides a picturesque learning and slalom area whilst the waves around
the passages are ideal for huge jumps and easy riding.   Its proximity to Perth is a bonus!

The Lancelin sailing beach offers both flat water sailing and wave sailing. As well as the main sailing
area there are several wave sailing spots such as 'Hole in the Wall' and 'South Passage'. Sailors can
also sail on the back beach, or throughout the main Lancelin Bay (wind and reef permitting).

The main windsurfing beach is known as Windsurfer's Beach and features an inshore flat water area. Close to the beach and the wave area behind the waves average 1-2 metres breaking onto reefs.

To the right is the wave area called 'Hole in the Wall'. This reef break attracts less sailors and often has better swell conditions. Further north but still just south of Lancelin Island is 'South Passage'.

Again this attracts fewer sailors, but the conditions are generally good. South passage presents a great riding wave, assuming you keep going left. If you don't you might hit the reef in shore.

www.oceanclassic.com.au
January 10
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January 10


WA

Kitesurfing
KiteJam

This competiton is all about bringing keen and talented riders together for a great day, to ride hard, have fun, and put on a show for WA to see what kiteboarding is all about.

The event is organised to be a freeride session, this means that the riders are free to ride as much as they want, but also encouraged to take breaks in the competitors lounge for a ringside view of the action. At the end of the event all competitors will be given the chance to vote for their favourite riders, the votes will be counted over a few beers, and the winner decided.

We would love to see spectators make the journey to the event. It is a great venue for a freestyle competiton, easy road-side access, parking, shade and sheltered areas are also available. This is going to be some of the best kiteboarding action that Australia has to offer, featuring some of the countries top riders, and visiting international talents.

Location: Safety Bay - Yacht Club

The flat water is great for intermediate and expert kiters practicing new moves. Beginners who can't yet go upwind should avoid this spot.

http://www.waksa.com/site/event/kitejam/
January 24
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January 25


WA

Windsurfing
Windshack GreenHead Wavesailing

The Event has been resheduled from the earlier dates of 22/23 November 2008. Windshack have put up some great prizes including a prize draw for a new WAVE SAIL. In addition to prizes, Windshack have made some cool handmade trophies for the winners of the Elite and Open divisions.

Also, Tiwest have put up CASH for elite division prizes. But that's not all , Entry is free to WWA members

Various divisions, All participants must be members of Windsurfing WA. Free BBQ and drinks afterwards at awards at the Green head Community Centre.

Registration at corner Green Head Road and Hunter Crescent 11am-1200noon Saturday 24th Jan. Briefing 1300 at launch site 100m north of Green Head jetty. Keep an eye on WWA website site for more details closer to the time.

Contact 0431 855 181 for details
February 6
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February 9


WA

Kitesurfing
KiteStock

Following on from the success of the past two Kitestock events Kitestock 09 will again be held at Dongara/Port Denison. In 3 short years Kitestock seems to have been accepted as the essence of what kitesurfers want from an event. Based around a theme which places all levels of kiters squarely at the heart of the organisation Kitestock is run simply around the theme of ensuring that kiters are free to kite as much as possible. And if kiting isnt filling your day then it is chilled out, kick back socialising with fully catered partying all night.

Friday 6th
Registrations will open at the SLSC at 9:00am.
Lunch will be served around midday thru to mid afternoon.
Demo kites and boards available all along the beach.
Kite &/or beach activities TBA

Saturday 7th
Registrations & Breakfast will start around 8:00am.
Beach Activities will run all day until wind o'clock.
Lunch will be served from around midday onwards.
A program of kite &/or beach activities TBA

Sunday 8th
Brunch will be served from a slow start around 10:00 am thru to early afternoon.
Kite - Kite - Kite till home time.

http://www.kitestock.com/
February 7
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February 8


WA

Windsurfing
Margaret River Waves

THE wave event of the year.

Reserve 14 Feb - 15 Feb

Contact: John Grulich 0431 855 181

This is the wave comp of the season and is not to be missed. WWA plans to prebooked a number of camp sites (powered) at Prevelley Park and will also be putting on a free BBQ breakfast on Sunday morning.

As usual the Shire has limited the number of entries to 32, so it is advisable to indicate early if you plan on competing. Existing WWA members will be given priority if numbers exceed 32. Email treasurer@windsurfingwa.org.auThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   to reserve your entry in the comp. Please also advise if you want to join the WWA Prevelley Park booking indicating HM people staying, which nights Fri and/or Sat.

Don't forget there is a reserve weekend of Saturday 14th  & Sunday 15 Feb in case the forecast is no good on 7th-8th so keep an eye on the WWA website www.windsurfingwa.org.au
February 7
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February 8


WA

Windsurfing
Margaret River Waves

Hi,
could you please update the existing Margaret River Waves Event by replacing existing details with the following.
Thanks, John Grulich, WWA


This is the wave comp of the season and is once again sposored by Ezzy Sails/Surf Sail Australia.

As usual the Shire has limited the number of entries to 32, so it is advisable to indicate early if you plan on competing. Email treasurer@windsurfingwa.org.au This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   to reserve your entry in the comp.

Don't forget there is a reserve weekend of Saturday 14th  & Sunday 15 Feb in case the forecast is no good on 7th-8th so keep an eye on the WWA website www.windsurfingwa.org.au

For more details go to the WWA website or contact: 0431 855 181
March 12
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March 16


WA

Boating
R Marine Geographe Bay Experience

R Marine Perth invites all owners of the prestigeous Riviera, Princess and Grand Banks boats to join in on the second of the R Marine Geographe Bay Experiences to be held over five days from 12 to 16 March 2009.

This years event saw 38 Riviera and Princess boats cruised down the WA coast from Fremantle to Busselton stopping for an overnighter and cocktail party at Dolphin Quay Mandurah along the way.

All entertainment and activities are pre-arranged by R Marine Perth and the floatilla of boats are escorted all the way making the journey safe and comfortable for those that are still gaining confidence in cruising further afield than Rottnest. It is also a terrific opportunity to meet other like minded boaties.

For more information and to find out how to join the R marine Bluewater Club contact Brendon Grieve at bgrieve@rmarineperth.com.au or call 08 9339 8877.

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