Hi Everyone,

Windsurfing SA is holding a meeting to review the last season and plan the new one. What events worked, what didn't, plans for State titles etc.

Why not come along to the meeting and gives us your ideas about what sort of windsurfing events you would like to see in SA?

If you can't get along, PM us with your ideas and I'll present them at the meeting

When: 8 pm Tuesday 30 March 2010
Where: Kingston House, Cameron Ave. Kingston Park (the big old house in the reserve)

Regards, Richard
for Windsurfing SA

sharkbiscuit said...

What about a simple slalom event at Semaphore/Largs that would talk under an hour to complete ?. Use the Jetty's and the rock as way points.

It would be great - especially to get someone from the Northern beaches to get on board and help arrange something - I think they would get great support both for organising and on race day

Hey all,

We just ran the Kiteboarding States at the Grange Sailing Club. Awesome venue and they have boats an bouys. I'm sure they's set you up a course if you wanted. They have bar facilities and are great to work with. Additionally the club is great to watch from for the partners/spectators and provides good public viewing.

Chops

im definatly keen to run some more wave comps/ get togethers this winter. if its anything like last winter we would have good conditions for atleast 3 events. last year's states was awesome!

Thanks Russell,

I think the wave events last season were spot on - certainly got me trying harder and were good clean fun. And if can help get some locals over to the next Nationals even better.


On another topic:
Q. What do you call the first windy day after 2 days of no wind?
A. Monday :-)

I had a great sail at Kingston Park yesterday, 15-25 knots, blues skies, clear water and just me out for most it.

Cheers Chops

Your commentary of the wave events is legendary!!

Hi guys! Greetings from the West Coast. Pete and I have informally discussed organising a west coast wave sail comp or meet which we think would work on the Jan long weekend as Tunarama is on same weekend which provides a good alternative if no wind or for friends and partners who travel over. People could base in Pt Lincoln and the we would daytrip to desired destination (with blindfolds of course). Have plenty of 4wds and trailers to help those in cars. Contact us if u think there are enough interested to start some planning. Regards Rob Zacher

Rob,

I think there would be a lot of interest in a West Coast event in January. Who's keen?