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MUSTO Wellington Match Race Cup

MUSTO Wellington Match Race Cup

Eastbourne junior sailor Tim Coltman made a surprise comeback to finish second in the MUSTO Wellington Match Race Cup at Oriental Bay on Sunday 27 February. The Wellington under-21 crew finished preliminary “round-robin” racing in fourth place. Revelling in Sunday’s challenging conditions they beat world number twelve Reuben Corbett two-nil in the semi-finals, snatching second place. The up-and-coming Wellington crew fought hard in the finals but was beaten three-nil by Auckland’s William Tiller and his Full Metal Jacket crew.
Stephanie Hazard (representing Auckland’s Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron) won the women’s section. Hazard beat Samantha Osborne (RNZYS) and her crew three-nil in the final.

William Tiller’s Full Metal Jacket team won an entry to the “Match Race Germany” regatta, part of the 2011 World Match Racing Tour.

The women’s section of this regatta counts toward places in the NZL sailing teams Olympic Squad, and Hazard’s assertive performances in the semi-finals and finals are sure to impress the selectors.


Results

Women
PLACE TEAM
1st Stephanie Hazard Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
2nd Danielle Bowater Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
3rd Samantha Osborne Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
4th Anita Trudgen Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club Youth Scheme
5th Hannah Maguire Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
6th Amanda Hargreaves Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club

Men
PLACE TEAM
1st William Tiller Full Metal Jacket Racing (Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron)
2nd Tim Coltman Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club Youth Scheme
3rd Reuben Corbett Black Sheep Racing (Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron)
4th Josh Junior Wellington Spirit (Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club)
Notes for editors
The MUSTO Wellington Match Race Cup was organised by the Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club. Racing began on February 24 and finished on February 27.
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