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Crew Races
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Falmouth Week Trophies
Pursuit Races
Presentations to Junior Sailors
Special Presentations
Presentations by Class Associations
May Day Cup Races
John Townsend Memorial Salver for Ajaxs
A silver salver purchased by the SW Ajax Class Association in memory of Lt Cdr John Townshend, who died after winning the 1992 May Day Race in Achilles.
The trophy remains in the control of the Association and is awarded to the winning Ajax in the St Mawes SC May Day Cup Races.
2002: Cedric Thomas, Ajax
2003: Bob Edwards, Nemesis
2004: Glenn Litherland & Delia Hazell, Sandpiper
2005: Lindsey Thomas,
Aquila
The Treasure Hunt Challenge Cup for St Mawes ODs
Presented in 1976 for award annually to the winning competitor in a treasure hunt.
It is now awarded to the winning St Mawes OD in the May Day Cup Races.
2002: No Race
2003: No race
2004: S. Sevior, Spinaway
2005:
The Ajax Shield for Marieholms
Presented in 1977 to be competed for by the Falmouth area Ajax Fleets.
As all Ajax class yachts became based at St Mawes by 1992, it was re-allocated to the winner of the annual team race between the Ajax and St Mawes OD teams.
After 1994 this competition ceased and in 2000 the trophy was presented to the winner of the Marieholm Class in the May Day Cup races.
2002: Brian Roberts, Teide
2003: Guy Collins, Saellen Vaerne
2004: John Todd, Sundance
2005: John Todd, Sundance
The Sixteen Bells Trophy for Handicap Yachts
Presented by Howard Lees in 1992 to be awarded annually to the winner of the New Years Day Race.
Sixteen Bells are struck only once a year, at midnight on 31st December / 1st January, the privilege of so doing falling upon the youngest member of the Ship’s Company.
This charity race ceased after 1995 and in 2000 the trophy was awarded to the winner of the Handicap Yachts in the May Day Cup Races.
2002: Peter Allen, Warpath
2003: Gawain Bysouth, Calypso
2004: No Entries
2005: Richard Beaman,
Cardinal Puff
The Keppel Bay Trophy for Handicap Dinghies
The 40th anniversary medal commemorating the foundation of the Keppel Bay SC of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia mounted on a teak sculpture, recognises the annual competition for the St Mawes Trophy presented by St Mawes SC in 1958 to create a link between the clubs.
In the year 2000 this trophy was awarded to the winning Handicap Dinghy in the May Day Cup Races.
2002: No Race
2003: No Race
2004: No Entries
2005:
The Clive Cup for Shrimpers
Presented in 1981 by the late Sqn Ldr D Clive AFC, for award annually to the winning competitor in the race for Board Sailors under 18.
Owing to the lack of interest locally in sailboard racing, it was decided in 1985, with the approval of Sqn Ldr Clive, to award this cup at the end of the season to the Handicap Class Yacht (Div 2) gaining the highest number of actual points to possible points in the Percentage Competition.
There were no competitors for this competition after 1993 and in 2000 the trophy was offered to the winning Shrimper in the May Day Cup races.
2002: Mark Osborn, Boyers Shrimper
2003: John Benge, Grace of St Just
2004: George Dines, Adela
2005: Mark Syrett (FSC),
Nellie
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Frank Peters Challenge Cups
The Canon Chapple Trophy for the winning Sunbeam
Presented in 1982 by the late Rev Canon A Chapple for annual competition by the Falmouth Division of the Sunbeam OD Class.
It is currently awarded to the winning Sunbeam in the Frank Peters Challenge Cup Series.
2002: Bernie Trenoweth, Caprice
2003: Phil Wilkinson, Mary
2004: Dr N and Mrs J Andrew, Verity
2005:
St Mawes SC Challenge Cup for the winning Ajax
Presented by St Mawes Sailing Club in recognition of the contribution made by Frank Peters to one design racing.
2002: David Liddington, Athena
2003: Bob Edwards, Nemesis
2004: S. Kennett, Aeolus
2005: Glenn Litherland,
Sandpiper
St Mawes SC Challenge Cup for the winning St Mawes OD
Presented by St Mawes Sailing Club in recognition of the contribution made by Frank Peters to one design racing.
2002: Lennie Trenoweth, Comet
2003: Jeremy Dunn, Kelpie
2004: Widgeon
2005: Alexander Hoare,
Merlin
Vage Challenge Cup for the winning Marieholm International
Presented by Mr WA Vage to be awarded to the winning Falmouth 18’ OD Class in the Frank Peters Competition.
In 1992, after two years during which there were no entries in this class, the cup was transferred, with Mr
Vage's consent, to be awarded to the winning Ajax in the May Day Cup Races.
Since 1994 the trophy has been awarded to the winning Topper. In 1996 it was awarded to the winning Marieholm in the Frank Peters Competition.
2002: Brian Roberts, Teide
2003: Len Careless, Pele
2004: Len Careless, Pele
2005: Len Careless, Pele
Shrimper Class (No trophy)
2002: George Dines, Adela
2003: John Benge, Grace of St just
2004: Roger & Claire Wood, Salamanda
2005: John Benge, Grace
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Thursday Points Series
The Harmony Cup for St Mawes ODs
Presented in 1950 by the late Major AB Mathews, DSO, OBE, MC, to be awarded at the end of the season to the St Mawes One Design gaining the highest number of points in the Aggregate Competition.
In 2000 this competition was changed to the Thursday Series.
2002: No Race
2003: No Race
2004: No Entries
2005:
The Kellie Ledward Cup for
Ajaxs
Presented in 1937 by the late Mrs Kellie and the late Mrs J Ledward to
be awarded to the boat acquiring the highest number of points from the beginning
of the season to the 1st August, excepting the Sunbeam Class. In 1939 it was
used as a challenge cup for the Annual Ladies’ Race. The Ladies’ Race was
abandoned in 1955 and the cup lay dormant until 1981 when it was awarded to Vesper, the winning St Mawes One Design in the Percentage
Competition. Allocated to the Ajax Class in 1982, it was awarded at the end of
the season to the Ajax gaining the highest number of points in the Aggregate
Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to the Thursday Series.
2002: Bob Edwards,
Nemesis
2003: Bob Edwards,
Nemesis
2004: Bob Edwards,
Nemesis
2005: Roger Wood,
Amalthea
Ajax September Series
(No trophy)
2003: Cedric Thomas,
Troy
2004: Bob Edwards,
Nemesis
2005: ??
The Clyne Challenge Cup for
Handicap Yachts
Presented in 1936 by the late Mrs Clyne and awarded to the Handicap
Yacht gaining the highest number of points during the season. It is now awarded
at the end of the season to the handicap yacht gaining the highest number of
points in the Aggregate Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to the
Thursday Series.
2002: Alan Grose,
Poppincoota
2003: Alan Grose,
Poppincoota
2004: Alan Grose,
Poppincoota
2005: Jane Goddard,
Poppincoota
The Marieholm Aggregate Challenge Trophy
Presented by St Mawes Sailing Club in 1996 to be awarded at the end of
the season to the Marieholm gaining the highest number of points in the
Aggregate Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to the Thursday
Series.
2002: Charles Warren,
Tringa
2003: Charles Warren,
Tringa
2004: Charles Warren,
Tringa
2005: Charles Warren,
Tringa
Shrimper Class (No
trophy)
2003: Mark Osborn,
Boyers Shrimper
2004: Mark Osborn,
Boyers Shrimper
2005: Mark Osborn,
Boyers Shrimper
Class T (Fast) Dinghies (No
trophy)
2005: Will Richards
Class R (Slow) Dinghies (No
trophy)
2005: Tom Colson
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Sunday Points Series
The Money Bowl for St
Mawes ODs
Presented in 1946 by the late General and Mrs RC Money in memory of
their son, 2nd Lt RC Money, 2nd Bn. The Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles), killed in action in Belgium on 27th May 1940, for award to the winner
of the Menagerie Class Race. Allocated to the St Mawes OD Class, it remained
with the Class until 1978 when it became the Ajax Class Aggregate Cup. With the
re-emergence of the St Mawes ODs as a separate class in 1982, it was
re-allocated to that class for award at the end of the season to the St Mawes OD
gaining the highest percentage of actual points to possible points in the
Percentage Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to the Sunday
Series. In 2003 this competition was changed to the Red Stripe Series.
2002: Miles Carden,
Ariel
2003: Miles Carden,
Ariel
2004: No Entries
2005:
The Marecco Cup for
Ajaxs
Presented in 1962 by the late GF Marecco for award annually to the
Enterprise dinghy acquiring the highest number of points during the season. It
became dormant when the Enterprise Class faded out in 1969 and in 1974 it was
allocated to the Ajax Class to be awarded at the end of the season to the Ajax
gaining the highest percentage of actual points to possible points in the
Percentage Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to the Sunday
Series. In 2003 this competition was changed to the Monday Series.
2002: Bob Edwards, Nemesis
2003: Bob Edwards, Nemesis
2004: Bob Edwards, Nemesis
2005: Roger Wood,
Amalthea
The Ajax September Series
(No trophy)
2003: Bob Edwards, Nemesis
2004: Lindsey Thomas, Aquila and Cedric
Thomas, Troy (Joint Winners)
2005:
The Pollywog Cup for
Handicap Yachts
Presented in 1950 by the late Mrs WNC Van Grutten for award to the
Handicap Yacht gaining the highest number of points during the season, and so
named because it was originally won by Mrs Van Grutten’s father in a yacht
called Pollywog. It is now awarded at the end of the season to the
Handicap Class Yacht gaining the highest number of actual points to possible
points in the Percentage Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to
the Sunday Series. In 2003 this competition was changed to the Monday Series.
2002: Tim Smith,
Flying Fox
2003: Gawain Bysouth,
Calypso
2004: Alan Grose,
Poppincoota
2005: Jane Goddard,
Poppincoota
A Silver Goblet for
Marieholm Internationals
Presented in 1939 by St Mawes Sailing Club. Its history is unknown but
it was awarded until 1993 to the Handicap Yacht (Div 2) gaining the highest
number of points in the Aggregate Competition. From 1993 the cup was awarded to
the Marieholm gaining the highest number of actual points to possible points in
the Percentage Competition. In 2000 this competition was changed to the Sunday
Series. In 2003 this competition was changed to the Monday Series.
2002: Brian Roberts,
Teide and Len Careless, Pele (Joint Winners)
2003: John Todd, Sundance
2004: John Todd,
Sundance
2005: John Todd, Sundance
Shrimper Class (No
trophy)
2003: Mark Osborn, Boyers
Shrimper
2004: Mark Osborn, Boyers
Shrimper
2005: Mark Osborn, Boyers
Shrimper
Class T (Fast) Dinghies (No
trophy)
2005: Will Richards
Class R (Slow) Dinghies (No
trophy)
2005: Chris Thomas
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Crew Races
The Eroica Cup for
Handicap Yachts
Originally the St Mawes SC Ajax team Race Challenge Cup, the only
recorded winner being Flushing SC in 1976, this cup was refurbished in 1985 by
Mr AW Sidebottom and was then awarded annually to the winning competitor in the
Ladies Race for boats over 16’. In 1992 the dinghies and dayboats over 16’ were
given a separate race and this cup was awarded to the winning Handicap Yacht in
the Ladies Regatta. In the following year this regatta was replaced by a crew
race and the cup stayed with the Cruiser Class.
2002: Eric Gamble, Flying
Fox
2003: No Race
2004: Angus Wakeham,
Poppincoota
2005:
The 1939 Silver Cup for
Ajaxs
Presented in 1939 by St Mawes SC, its history is unknown. In 1992 it was
presented to the winning Ajax in the Ladies Regatta which became the Crew Race
in 1993.
2002: Suzanne Holbrook,
Nimrod
2003: No Race
2004: Mike Croft, Ajax
2005:
The Marieholm Crews Cup
Presented in 1998 by St Mawes SC, for the winning helm in the Crew
Series Races for the Marieholms.
2002: Ray James, Emily
Too
2003: No Race
2004: Jack Warren, Tringa
2005:
The Commodore's Cup for
St Mawes ODs
Presented in 1986 by past Commodores, or their wives, for award annually
to the winning helmsman and crew in a race for St Mawes ODs with helmsman under
18 and crew of any age. After several years in which it was not awarded the cup
was presented in 1993 to the winning helmsman of a St Mawes OD in the Crew’s
Race.
2002: No Race
2003: No Race
2004: No Entries
2005:
Shrimper Class (No
trophy)
2004: Claire Wood,
Salamanda
2005:
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Junior Regatta
The Brenda Pye Cup for
Handicap Dinghies
Presented in 1983 by Miss Brenda Pye for award annually to the winning
competitor in the race for dinghies of 18’ and under with helm under 18 years.
It is currently awarded to the winning competitor at the Junior Regatta in the
race for Handicap Dinghies.
2002: Peter Cowell
2003: Will Richards
2004:
2005:
The Whitton Cup for
Picos
Presented in 1953 by the late Mr J Whitton to encourage young helms and
to be raced for annually by the St Mawes OD Class with helm and crew of age
under 21 on their previous birthdays, to be open to all Port of Falmouth
neighbouring clubs. In 1963 the age limit was reduced to 16 and under. In 1974,
with the approval of Mr Whitton, it was decided that the Whitton Cup race should
be restricted to Mirror Dinghies with helms and crew of age under 18. It is
currently sailed for the Pico race at the Junior Regatta.
2002: Will Gray
2003: Piran Tedbury
2004:
2005:
The Keith Cup for
Toppers
Presented in 1984 by the late Dr KL Keith for award annually to the
winning competitor in the race for Toppers with helms under 18.
2002: Richard Bowles
2003: Richard Bowles
2004:
2005:
The Russell Cup for
Doublehanded Picos
Presented in 1987 by Mr BJ Russell for award annually to the winning
competitor (under 15) in an Optimist Dinghy. In 2002 it was re-allocated to the
winners of the 2 man and 2 sail Pico.
2002: Thomas and
Christophe Dormenval
2003: Christophe
Dormenval
2004:
2005:
The Oppie Cup
Presented in 1991 by Douglas Barton to be awarded at the Under 18
Regatta to the winning competitor in an Oppie.
2002: Catherine Gray
2003: Thomas Colson
2004:
2005:
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Falmouth Week Trophies
The Florence Perpetual Challenge Cups for
Working Boats
Two cups presented in 1978 by the St Mawes crew of the Florence
(1964-72) for award annually to the winning Working Sailing Boats in the over
25’ and under 25’ classes in the St Mawes SC Falmouth Week Regatta.
2002: Cousin Jack &
Krystal
2003: Florence & Leila
2004: Mabel & Lottie
2005:
The Verity Cup for
Sunbeams
Presented in 1997 by Jim Tresidder, who was the owner of the Sunbeam
Verity (Sail No V20) for 16 years from 1981 to 1997. It is to be awarded
annually to the winner of the Sunbeam Class in the St Mawes Sailing Regatta held
in Falmouth Week.
2002: Jonathon Money (RCYC),
Polly
2003: TC "Bomber" Holm,
Clary
2004: P Wilkinson, Mary
2005:
The St Mawes Regatta Cup for
St Mawes ODs
Presented by Commander & Mrs Spurgin in 1946 for the winning Falmouth
18’ OD Class in the St Mawes Regatta in Falmouth Week. The trophy was
re-presented to the St. Mawes One Design Class for the same race in Falmouth
Week in 1983.
2002: Len Trenoweth,
Comet
2003: Nick Leach,
Bucaneer
2004: Len Trenoweth,
Comet
2005:
The Stephen Cup for St
Mawes ODs
Presented in 1993 by Stanley Green in memory of his father, Frank Green,
who originally won the cup outright in Nesta in 1924. Frank Green
was one of the founder members of the Club and Nesta was one of a
class of Estuary dinghies which was successful until Frank Peters designed and
built the first St Mawes One Design. Now presented to the St Mawes One Design
winner of the Mylor Yacht Club Regatta in Falmouth Week.
2002: David and Emma Mantle, Robin Hood
2003: Mandy Peck ad David Owens, Choochky
2004:
2005:
The Barton Cup for St
Mawes ODs
Presented in 1991 by Douglas Barton to be awarded to the overall winner
of Falmouth Week in the St. Mawes One Design Class. This trophy replaced the
Aileen Bowl which was reallocated to the Class Championships in 1991.
2002: Len Trenoweth,
Comet
2003: Len Trenoweth,
Comet
2004: Len Trenoweth,
Comet
2005:
The Michael Dover Trophy for
Ajaxs
A silver salver presented by members of the S.W. Ajax Class in
recognition of the energy and enthusiasm of Michael Dover in establishing the
Ajax Class at St. Mawes. The trophy is awarded to the overall winner of
Falmouth Week in the Ajax Class.
2002: David Liddington,
Athena
2003: David Liddington,
Athena
2004: David Liddington,
Athena
2005:
The John Round Salver for
Ajaxs
A silver salver presented to the S.W. Ajax Class Association in 1998 by
Mrs Pauline Round in memory of her late husband, John Round, the former owner of
Redoutable. The trophy remains in the control of the Association and
is awarded to the winning Ajax in the St Mawes SC Regatta during Falmouth Week.
2002: David Kerridge,
Pegasus
2003: David Kerridge,
Pegasus
2004: David Liddington,
Athena
2005:
The Angela Beaman for
Ajaxs
Presented to the S.W. Ajax Association in 1992 by Michael Lloyd in
memory of Mrs Angela Beaman. The trophy remains in the control of the
Association and is sailed for in a fun race for the Ajax fleet held on the
Saturday immediately preceding Falmouth Week.
2002: No Race
2003: Mike Conlin,
Victory
2004:
2005:
The Marieholm Half Model for
Marieholm Internationals
The ‘Marieholm Half Model’ was donated by Christopher Hoare and presented to the
Club in September 1995 on behalf of the Marieholm Class. It is to be presented
each year and inscribed with the boat’s name and the owner’s name for the best
performance in Falmouth Week.
2002: Guy Collins,
Saellen Vaerne
2003: John Todd, Sundance
2004: John Todd, Sundance
2005:
The Captains Cup for
Marieholm Internationals
Presented in 1998 by John Todd, owner of Sundance, founder member (in
1994) and first Class Captain of the Marieholm International Class in St Mawes.
It is awarded annually to the winner of the Marieholm International Class in the
St Mawes Sailing Club Regatta in Falmouth Week.
2002: Roger Smith, Teide
2003: Brian Roberts,
Teide
2004: John Todd, Sundance
2005:
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Pursuit Races
The 2000 1st Trophy
This Pewter Claret Jug was presented to the Club in 2000 by Tony Price,
then Cruiser Captain, to be awarded to the winner of the first Cruiser Pursuit
race of the season in each year of the new millennium.
2002: Jim Tresidder,
Emily Too
2003: John Todd, Sundance
2004: Alan Grose,
Poppincoota
2005: Roger Wood, Salamanda
The Howard Lees Trophy
Commissioned in 1991 by the Club and sculptured by Mrs Eve Bysouth to be
presented to the winning yacht in the Eddystone (there and back) Pursuit Race.
Renamed the Howard Lees Trophy in 1999.
2002: Jim Tresidder,
Emily Too
2003: Gawain Bysouth,
Calypso
2004: Jim Tresidder,
Emily Too
2005: Race Abandoned
The Bryn Jones Memorial Trophy for
May Series (Mid Week) Pursuit Races
Presented in 1985 by the National Giro Bank in memory of their
colleague, Mr BM Jones, for award annually to the boat gaining the highest
number of points in the National Giro Bank sponsored Pursuit Race. In 1990 it
was transferred to the winner of the Pursuit Race Series and in 1993 to the
winner of the Mid-Week Pursuit Race Series. In 2003 it was transferred to the
May Pursuit Series.
2002: Peter Hutton, Olka
II
2003: John Todd, Sundance
2004: John Todd, Sundance
2005: Lindsey Thomas,
Ajax
The Williams Cup for
October Series (Weekend) Pursuit Races
Presented in 1994 in his memory by the family of the late John IC
Williams who sailed and raced his cruiser Zett out of St Mawes.
The cup is awarded annually to the winner of the Sunday Pursuit Race Series. In
2003 it was transferred to the October Pursuit Series.
2002: Brian Roberts,
Teide
2003: Alan Grose,
Poppincoota
2004: Len Careless, Pele
2005: Roger Wood,
Amalthea
The Bomar Trophy
Dougie Burnett sailing for the Club in a Miniature 12 Metre Yacht in a
Little America’s Cup series in Falmouth in 1984 won this model of a winged keel.
In 1993 he offered the trophy to the Club for the winner of the Match Racing
Series. By 2000 no match races had been sailed and the trophy was transferred to
the Occasional Sunday Series.
2002: No race
2003: Len Careless, Pele
2004: No race
2005: Roger Wood,
Amalthea
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Presentations to Junior Sailors
The Desmond Sinnott Memorial Cup for
Racing Progress
Presented in 1992 by the St Mawes One Design Association in memory of
Des Sinnott of the Roseland Inn for the best performance of a Junior in a Topper
in the Aggregate Points Series. From 1999 it was awarded to the Junior Trainee
who had made the most progress in racing.
2002: Ewan Sinclair
2003: Dane Nunes
2004: Tom Prestwood
2005: Chris Thomas
The Young Sailor of the Year Award for
Picos
Presented in 1986 by Jon Morgan for award annually to the young (under
18) sailor judged by the Sailing Committee to have achieved the most promising
performance during the year, either as helm or crew. From 1999 this was awarded
to the Junior Trainee who had made most progress in a Pico.
2002: William Richards
2003: Dido Tetley
2004: Tom Sylvester
2005: Nick Sylvester &
Elliott Little
Oppie Sailor of the Year for
Oppies
Presented in 1992 by the Oppie Club to be awarded to the Oppie Junior
Trainee who had shown most progress during the year.
2002: Jamie Chinn
2003: Tom Prestwood
2004: Elliott Little
2005: Nat Warren
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Special Presentations
The Penrose Trophy
Presented in 1963 by the late Dr NC Penrose OBE, in memory of his
father, James E Penrose, who taught him to sail, and of 50 years ownership of
the sloop Kanoogie, to be awarded at the end of the season by the
Commodore for the best performance or achievement during the year either in
racing, cruising or other Club activity.
2002: Mark Osborn
2003: Arthur Melhuish
2004: John Bryant
2005:
The Nefertiti Cup for
Cruising
Donated in 1993 by Mrs Susie Hancock whose husband, the late Bramley
Hancock, fitted out Nefertiti, a Bowman 46 yawl, and moored her in
the Percuil River for some years. In 1974 she won this cup, the Italian
Ambassador’s Cup, for the ‘most sporting gesture’ in the Middle Sea Race round
Sicily from Malta whilst en route to Greece. It is awarded to the cruiser
skipper deemed by the fleet captain to have undertaken the most adventurous
cruise in the previous year.
2002: Mike Beaman
2003: No Entries
2004: Mike Beaman
2005:
The Norman Smith Falmouth Week Challenge Trophy for special merit
Presented in 1987 by Mrs Jessie K Smith in memory of her husband, Mr Norman Smith, for award at the end of each season to the helmsman of the Handicap Yacht judged by the Sailing Committee to have contributed the most to club racing during the year and to Falmouth Week in particular.
The trophy depicts the Black Rock Beacon with a cage top mark as it used to be; the cage provided minimal shelter for a survivor awaiting rescue!
2002: Bomber Holm
2003: Lindsey Thomas, Claire Thomas & Kim Methewson
2004: Will Richards
2005:
The Drink(more) Water Trophy
Presented in 1985 by Howard Lees for award annually at the end of the
season to the most spectacular, unintentional swimmer of the year!
2002: Jackie Williams
2003: Cedric Thomas
2004: TC "Bomber" Holm
2005:
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Presentations by Class Associations
The Marieholm Championship Trophy
Presented by the British Marieholm IF Association in 2000 and awarded to
the overall winner of the Class National Championship.
2002: Guy Collins,
Saellan Vaerne
2003: Brian Roberts,
Teide
2004: Bob Warren, Tringa
2005:
Zeitgeist Trophy for
Marieholm Internationals
Presented in 1996 by Mike Tutt to be awarded annually to the crew of the
winning Marieholm in the Championships.
2002: Guy Collins' Crew,
Saellan Vaerne
2003: Jenna Robbins &
Roger Smith
2004: Charles Warren,
Tringa
2005:
The Overbury Cup for St
Mawes ODs
Presented in 1984 by Mrs T Overbury for award annually to the winning
competitor in the Ladies’ Race for St Mawes ODs. This cup was originally won by
Mrs Overbury’s uncle for his marksmanship.
2002: No Race
2003: No Race
2004: No Race
2005:
The Shrimper Class Captain's Cup
Presented by Richard Baylis and awarded by the Class Captain for notable
participation in the activities of the fleet.
2002: Garry Philips
2003: Mike Eccles
2004: Sue Waters
2005:
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