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Congratulations ~ to the following South Australian sailors for their achievements in their respective 2003/2004 Class Australian/World Championships Regattas.

Champions Medallions 03/04

	420 Class ~ Ladies Youth
3rd		Becky Fountaine	Megan Grigg	Brighton & Seacliff YC
	Arrow
1st	Angry Dragon	Chris Dean		Christies SC
	Int. 505
1st	Hawaii Five-O	Sandy Higgins	Paul Marsh	Brighton & Seacliff YC
3rd	Fangin Hoons	Malcolm Higgins	Andrew Chisholm	Brighton & Seacliff YC
	Int. 14
1st	Snatch	Grant Geddes	Dan Wilsdon	Adelaide SC
	Int. Cadet
2nd	The Saint	Chris Martin	Jarryd MacKinnon	Adelaide SC
	Fireball Nationals
1st	Nude	Brett Young	Allen Blenkle	Adelaide SC
2nd	Mondo Bizarro	Robin Inns	Phillip Bowley	Adelaide SC
3rd	Tabu Soro	Dylan Clarke	Jonno Bannister	Adelaide SC
	Heron
2nd	Eigen Vector	Craig McPhee	Angus Galloway	Somerton YC
3rd	Touch of Class	Francis Watson	Matthew Reseigh	Brighton & Seacliff YC
1st Junior	Wishful Thinking	Ryan Kelly	Simon Drill	Wallaroo SC
	Mosquito Mkll
1st	Atreus	Warwick Kemp	Will Rowe	Adelaide SC
	Nacra 5.8
1st	Painter & Docker	Steven Kroon	Tim Wildy	Adelaide SC
2nd	Bay Tram	John Wright	Danny Wruck	Adelaide SC
	National E
1st	Ruthless	David Wise	Tony Ritter	Henley SC
	Taipan 4.9
1st	Fang	Darren Peters		Milang RC

Yachting SA acknowledges the achievements of these South Australian sailors with Champions Medallions.  These will be presented at the Annual Dinner at the Cruising Yacht Club on Friday 6 August 2003.

Selection criteria for the Yachting SA – Champions Medallion

1. There shall be boats from at least two States competing in the Championship Regatta

2. Medals for Open Classes shall only be awarded to SA boats that are placed 3^rd or better

3. Medals for youth Classes shall only be awarded to SA boats that are placed 5^th or better

4. A maximum of 3 medals will be awarded to sailors in any one class

5. The number of boats in the regatta fleet is divided by 12 to determine the number of placings to which medals may be awarded in that class. (The results is rounded up only if it is greater than .75). eg 25 boats divided by 12 = 2.08. Medals will be awarded to boats placing 1^st and 2^nd only and a boat placed third would not be eligible.

6. Other medallions may be awarded at the discretion of the Board of Yachting SA

Note that Laser and Laser Radial are considered as two separate classes and the same interpretation applies for sloop and cat rigged catamaran divisions.

Please notify Yachting SA by email immediately following your Championship Regatta of any of your Club/Class sailors who may qualify for a medallion.

Although ineligible for medallions, we also acknowledge the following achievements:

IFDS Single-Person Dinghy World Championship - Access Liberty

Fleet B – Partial servo-assisted or manual

3^rd  ~ Craig Clarke ~ Adelaide SC

Arafura Cadet

2^nd outright and 1^st on handicap ~ Pacquita Quilliam ~ Victor Harbor YC

Fireball Worlds

5th	Nude	Brett Young	Allen Blenkle	Adelaide SC
8th	Tabu Soro	Dylan Clarke	Jonno Bannister	Adelaide SC
10th	Aeg	Greg Allison	Richard Watson	Adelaide SC

Flying Fifteen

1^st Silver Fleet – Frivolous ~ Clive and Anne Arnold ~ Royal SA Yacht Squadron

Heron

2^nd Junior ~ The Jacqcol ~ Jacqui Cole and Emily Beckman ~ Somerton YC

2^nd Overall on Handicap ~ Shane and Raegan Kelly ~ Wallaroo SC

3^rd Overall on Handicap ~ Ian Cole and Caitlin Millowick ~ Somerton YC

Mosquito MkII

2^nd ~ The Ancient Mariner ~ Simon Hallsworth and Sarah Martin ~ Adelaide SC

Taipan 5.7

2^nd ~ The Beast ~ Dan O’Connell and Anthony Mitten ~ Adelaide SC