Manly Junior Nationals 2010-11 - Five day series

7:06 PM Tue 1 Feb 2011 GMT

'MJ 2010-11 National Champions - Jim & Tom Colley' Sally Mayman

The 2010-2011 Manly Junior National Titles were hosted by Cronulla Sailing Club and were contested at the picturesque Bate Bay courses in the mouth of Port Hacking south of Sydney. The viewing area which allows spectators to watch all of the racing was packed each day. An invitation race and 10 championship races were completed in a five day series, with fantastic sailing weather that tested sailors in all wind strengths. Monday 27th December saw an 18 knot southerly. The waterway is sheltered from the south and the sailors enjoyed flat water with a strong but shifting breeze which challenged ...

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