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Presentation night 2022
Date: Fri 5th August 7pm.
Cost: $35 pp
Theme: Cocktail Party with band and dancing.
Location: Bayview Room and Members Lounge.
Dress – Lounge Suit/Cocktail Dress.
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Annual General Meeting
In accordance with the Rules of Royal Brighton Yacht Club please find attached the Notice of AGM and Call for Nominations for the General Committee

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Notice of Race and online entries are now live at https://www.sailmelbourne.com.au/home/

Sailing Office News

This Weeks Race Results

WEDNESDAY 5th
Hearnes Heroes 6
Abandoned due to lack of wind

SATURDAY 9th
Costello Series Pursuit
Tony Cuschieri Martini Racing 34 B34
Phil Bedlington BKT JAMHU B2
David Mileshkin Mem 5357

ORCV Race 9th July - Review

ORCV race report
Patriot was the clear winner in a race of snakes and ladders. Local knowledge as the winds softened gave Jason Close, skipper of the J133 ‘Patriot’ the advantage to win overall in a fleet of 34 yachts in Saturday's ORCV Winter Series 30nm race to Blairgowrie. The mixed fleet competing in the racing and cruising divisions started out just after …
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Upcoming Racing

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JULY

13th Hearnes Heroes 5
16th Blizzard Series
17th Doyle's 2hd Series FINAL
20th Hearnes Heroes 6
23rd Costello Series
27th Hearnes Heroes 5
30th Blizzard Series

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August

3rd Hearnes Heroes 6 Pursuit
6th Costello Series/ One Design Winter Series
10th Hearne's Heroes 5 Fleet
13th Blizzard Fleet Series
17th Hearnes Heroes 6 Pursuit
20th ORCV - Geelong
20th Costello Series/ One Design Winter Series
24th Hearnes Heroes 5 Fleet
27th Blizzard Fleet Series
31st Hearnes Heroes 6 Pursuit

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After Race Presentations in Members Bar

A reminder that the presentations of the race results on a Saturday take place in the members bar as soon as possible after racing (appox 4pm). We hope all crews will join in and help support the winners and those that just missed out. Its a great way to catch up, discuss tactics and enjoy your club. The members bar will be open for bar service from 3pm.

Mooring in the marina

We ask all boat owners take a moment to read this article on the best practices for dock lines in the RBYC marina
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Mooring in the marina

OTB News

OTB working Group
Please contact the sailing office to confirm if you can attend. Email Colin on [email protected]
Winter OTB
Sunday Winter Spring racing with 6 RBYC Lasers. On every Sunday from 2pm. All designs welcome. I

British boat wins 5.5 Metre Scandinavian Gold Cup

Sam Haines and Andrew Palfrey. were in the crew who just won the above. Both RBYC boys.
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2022 5.5 Metre Scandinavian Gold Cup, Hankø, 27-30 June

One Design News

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Center course racing for Etchells, Dragons, VXOnes and 2.4's
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The club is coming up to our 150th anniversary in 2025, which provides lots of opportunity to reflect on our history.
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Cruising Group News

This Friday, July 15th, there will be a Cruiser's social dinner in the Members Bar after the Friday announcements and draw, in lieu of the usual 3rd Friday Guest Speaker Dinner. Dinner will be a la carte. So please book and come along for a convivial evening in good company. As usual, bookings should be made with Mandy at reception ( phone: 9592 3093, or email: [email protected] ) by the close of business tomorrow afternoon (Wednesday July 13th), so that the club can ensure catering capacity.

Club News & Events

Members Draw

Friday 8th July: No Winner
Jackpots to $200

Next Draw Friday 15th
Rest & Bar Hours
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CILLA COrrect (003)
SUNDAY CARVERY (2)
OAKS DAY 2

Around The Bay

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On the field: it was a good, tough game between Geelong-Melbourne to commence this round last Thursday night at the Cattery. The Cats exacted some revenge over the Demons by kicking away in the final term to win by 28 points. Melbourne was still in the hunt until the midway point of the last quarter but Geelong was not to be denied. Their win sees them take over first place ahead of the Dees and Fremantle. The latter recorded a solid away win over St Kilda on Saturday night to keep pace and leave the Sainters sitting outside the 8. After the determination shown by St Kilda a week ago vs Carlton, their effort against the Dockers was a big disappointment. On Friday night Sydney burst out of the blocks, shell shocking the Bulldogs and setting up a 53-point victory. Collingwood had to work really hard against likely wooden-spooners North Melbourne - their narrow 7-point victory was their seventh win in a row.

The most exciting game of this round saw the Gold Coast Suns stage a stunning comeback to defeat Richmond by 2 points at Metricon Stadium. The Tigers had a 40-point lead in the second quarter and still led by 17 with under 4 minutes remaining. The Suns however managed to kick 2 goals in the last 75 seconds, including the winner after the siren from a set shot! The win still means they have a chance to make the 8 should those just ahead of them stumble - Gold Coast is certainly getting better.

Essendon recorded a 10-point win over favored Brisbane at the Gabba this afternoon. The Lions entered the game with a number of their stars out injured or ruled out with Covid, but this is not to take away from the Bombers who led the entire way by between 1-3 goals - the Lions never managed to get in front in this one. The loss leaves Brisbane one game behind the leading trio of Geelong, Melbourne & Freo, but still in fourth spot. In other games, Port Adelaide crushed GWS by 55 points, while Hawthorn ended their losing streak with a 32-point win over Adelaide. Sunday's late-game from Perth was a 'must win' for Carlton and they got the 4 points despite some nervous patches in the second quarter. Carlton kicked the first 5 goals before West Coast managed to score - the Blues' big lead was whittled back to only 10 points by halftime. In the second half, however, it was one-way traffic as Carlton raced away to record a percentage-boosting 63 -point win. On the upside for West Coast, the Eagles did celebrate Josh Kennedy's 700th goal as an Eagle in this game - a mighty milestone.

At the end of Round 17, the top 6 teams are separated by only 1 game. The AFL ladder is very close and so too is our tipping ladder.

Tipping: congratulations to Barney2 who was our top tipster this week with 8 winners. Top stuff! We also have a new leader in our tipping competition with our 'Pies London Fan (Richard Fullarton) assuming the lead by virtue of his much superior margin over 4 other tipsters all of whom have 102 total tips. Richard, have you actually been living in London all of this season? Here are our top 12 tipsters after 17 rounds (the margins for the leading 5 tipsters are included in brackets FYI):

'Pies London Fan 102 (359)
John Naughton 102 (438)
LamboM73 102 (440)
Kylie1004 102 (473)
Thrice Winner Hullsy 102 (522)
Sean Hogan 101
Craig Dallimore 100
Romney J 100
Andrew0711 100
Roy Boys 12 100
Rockinghorseroad 100
Glocka 100

Round 18 will start this Friday night with St Kilda playing the Western Bulldogs.

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