Established 18th December 1945
WA’s only franchised Iveco and motor home dealer. No matter the brand of motor home, we are able to carry out servicing of both the chassis and house aspects. Added to service and warranty repairs our specialist team is on hand for accessory fitting, making our service department the complete one stop shop!
Established 18th December 1945
YEAR BOOK 2024 - 2025
Life Member and Past Commodore Colin Cowden
The Hon Kim Giddens MLA, Member for Bateman
Katy Mair, Mayor, City of Melville
Past Commodore and Life Member, Rupert Leslie
Len Randell OAM
Past Commodore Frank Dalglish
Commodore Brian Cross
Vice Commodore Amanda Watson
Rear Commodore Nikki Kukura
Bradley Abbott
GENERAL MANAGER
John Pedretti
Timothy Beck, Nick Chernoff, Ashley Hicks, David Luketina, Carl Pettersen, Mat Selby and Iain Somerville.
SUB COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Member Engagement Vice Commodore Amanda Watson
Regatta Rear Commodore Nikki Kukura
Finance
Treasurer Bradley Abbott
Works Nick Chernoff
Pens & Moorings Ashley Hicks
Training & Development Tim Beck
Sailing Captain Victoria Blanckensee
Sailing Vice Captain Wendy Jorgensen
Centreboard Captain Ian Lane
Cruising Captain Peter Coghill
Ocean Racing Captain Matt Rose
Publications Bernie Kaaks
Archives Richard Steuart
Bosuns Group Bob Harrap
1945 – 1949 FR Sampson *
1949 – 1950 AS Heales *
1951 – 1953 MT Peacock *
1953 – 1954 WA Hall *
1054 – 1957 WE David *
1957 – 1958 DL Robins *
1958 – 1960 F Corser *
1960 – 1961 WJ Masel *
1961 – 1962 MR Gray *
1962 - 1963 A Berryman *
1963 – 1965 WR Vance *
1965 – 1966 IS Metcher *
1966 – 1967 D Rickman *
1967 – 1968 AN Print *
1968 – 1969 FL Billing *
1969 – 1970 RW Ellard *
1970 – 1971 SR Korner *
1971 – 1972 JW Long*/RW Ellard *
1972 – 1973 D Leggett *
1973 – 1974 CF Wilson *
1974 – 1975 BL Williams *
1975 – 1977 H Brooker *
1977 – 1979 E Rodoreda *
1979 – 1981 GW O’Connor *
1981 – 1982 RW Ellard *
1982 – 1984 CN Cowden
1984 – 1985 GW Edwards *
1985 – 1987 JM Forde BEM *
1987 – 1989 R Richards *
1989 – 1991 D Locke *
1991 – 1993 MR Holst *
1993 – 1995 A Coddington *
1995 – 1997 R Sawyer *
1997 – 1999 R Leslie
1999 – 2001 L Swinton
2001 – 2003 H Samson LVO
2003 – 2005 GL Skinner
2005 – 2007 M Cooper *
2007 – 2009 P Lammonby
2009 – 2011 G Drysdale
2011 – 2013 F Dalglish
2013 – 2015 P Ward
2015 – 2017 M Nicholas
2017 – 2019 P Warwick
2019 – 2021 J Midolo
2021 – 2022 M Cook
2022 – 2024 T Dalglish
2024 – 2025 B Cross
* Deceased
F R Sampson 1949 *
N Dawkins 1953 *
J H Bellion 1957 *
M T Peacock 1958 *
J Digby Leach 1960 *
D L Robins 1961 *
T E Kempin 1968 *
N Groom 1968 *
F Corser 1971 *
W E David 1977 *
R J Tough 1979 *
E H Kelly 1979 *
A N Print 1986 *
K E Copping 1987 *
G Strickland 1988 *
W S Spargo 1988 *
C F Wilson 1989 *
J G Burnett 1989 *
D Rickman 1990 *
W B Kelliher 1992 *
F A Kelliher 1992 *
J Goss 1995 *
P J Archibald 1999 *
R W Ellard 2004 *
C N Cowden 2004
B L Williams 2009 *
L Swinton 2008
P H Colquhoun 2011
R Leslie 2021
Flying Fifteen
Open Skiff
Windsurfer LT (light)
Flying Fifteen
ILCA 4
ILCA 6
Pelican
S80
Spacesailer 22
Viper 640
CPYA Time Trials
Keelboat - Saturday Series
H28
S80
Spacesailer 22
Spacesailer 27
Cole 32
Red Witch
Division 1 ORC
Division 2
Division 3
Centreboard Summer Series
Optimist Open
Optimist Intermediate
Open Skiff
Best Foot Forward
Island Time
Nick Jerwood & Brad Sheridan
Kaison Puls
Michael Kilduff
Best Foot Forward
Yanited
No Clew
Special FX
Glasgow Kiss
Wildfire
You Get In the Bowl
Dalusional
Nick Jerwood & Brad Sheridan
Murray Duthie
Luke Carrick
Xavier Putt (EFYC) & Miles Beck
Greg Tonnison
Bruce Uren
Rod Beurteaux
P.C. Troy Dalglish & Dee Kelly
Corella
Don’t Panic!!
Wildfire
Abeelas
Colusion
Shenanigans
Octopussy
Hellas
Sonic Boom
Sea Me
Picklebic
Open Skiff Intermediate Fire Power
ILCA 4
ILCA 6
Jacqueline
Party Boat
ILCA 7 Two Dads
Flying 15
Viper 640
Windsurfer LT
Power Section
Time Trials
Radio Controlled Yachts
DF95
Best Foot Forward
Good Viperations
Dalusional
David Locke
Mathew Selby
Bruce Uren
Brian Saleeba
Barry Arnold
Kelvin Uren
Rees Howell
Not contested
Nick Melidonis
Charlie Purt
Asher Williams
Lailah Beck
Neil Brenan
Oskar Bromberger
David Luketina
Doug Stewart
Nick Jerwood & Brad Sheridan/Ian Lane
Graeme Monkhouse
Tina Harrison
P.C. Troy Dalglish & Dee Kelly
Kevin Fulwood
Keelboats – Saturday Series
Division 1
Division 2
Division 3
H28
S80
Spacesailer 22
Spacesailer 27
Red Witch
Offshore Boat of the Year
Keelboat – Midweek Autumn Series
Division 1
Division 1 ORC
Division 2
Division 3
H28
Keelboat – Midweek Winter Series
Division 1
Division 1 ORC
Division 2
Division 3
H28
Midweek Spring Series
Division 1
Division 1 ORC
Division 2
Division 3
H28
Midweek Summer Series
Division 1
Division 1 ORC
Division 2
Division 3
H28
Keelboats – Twilight Series
Division 1
Division 2
Division 3
Keelboats – Frostbite Series
Division 1
Division 2
Division 3
Centreboard Summer Series
Optimist Open
Optimist Intermediate
Open Skiff
K-Factor
Good Act
Hellas
Aloha
Don’t Panic!!
Wildfire
Abeelas
Shenanigans
King Canute
Problem Child
Slippery When Wet
Fair Game
Wildfire
Mariner
Mistress Quickly
Slippery When Wet
Cover Drive
King Canute
Swiftsure Saga
Skywalker
Helios II
Ballina
Abeelas
Swiftsure Saga
Wicked
Wicked
Shadowfax
Wildfire
Swiftsure Saga
Helios II
Ballina
Wildfire
Tapestry
The Sidewalk Café
Aloha
Flying Finn
Sea Me
Picklebic
Open Skiff Intermediate Firepower
ILCA 4
ILCA 6
ILCA 7
Flying Fifteens
Viper 640
Power Yachts
Time Trials
Jacqueline
Party Boat
Two Dads
Final Fifteen
Steel de Breeze
Purrfect
David Thoms
Greg Munt
Nick Melidonis
Andrew Minto
Matt Selby
Bruce Uren
Brian Saleeba
Kelvin Uren
Matt Rose
Glenn Thomas
Paul Harry
Dean Picot
Bruce Uren
Com. Brian Cross
Joe Lucey & Michael Kennedy
Paul Harry
Peter Were
Matt Rose
Bill Richards
Ian Stewart & Cliff Lawrence
Chris Higham
David Cowden
Brian Saleeba
Bill Richards
Richard Evans
Richard Evans
Jim & Mark Gooding
Bruce Uren
Bill Richards
Chris Higham
David Cowden
Bruce Uren
David Atkinson
Denise Bradley
Andrew Minto & Stephen Hill
Rhys Williams
Asher Williams
Lailah Beck
Neil Brenan
Oskar Bromberger
David Luketina
Doug Stewart
John Hassen & Kevin Griffiths
Brian de Vries
John & Lynne Cooper
Patron’s Trophy – Keelboats
Combined fleets Finovola
Patron’s Trophy – Centreboards
Optimist Open
Sonic Boom
Optimist Intermediate Eeyore
Open Skiff Picklebic
Open skiff Intermediate Bic-a-Chu
Windsurfer LT
ILCA 4 Y
ILCA 6 The First Samurai
ILCA 7 Two Dads
Flying Fifteens Ineffable
Viper 640 You Get In the Bowl
Patron’s Trophy – Power Time Trial Lifestyle
Commodore’s Trophy – Keelboats
Combined fleets Addiction
Commodore’s Trophy – Centreboards
Optimist
Sonic Boom
Optimist Intermediate Sea Me
Open Skiff Picklebic
Open skiff Intermediate Bic-a-Chu
ILCA 4 Yanited
ILCA 6 Party Boat
ILCA 7 Rhonda
Flying Fifteen Best Foot Forward
Windsurfer LT
Viper 640 Good Viperations
Commodore’s Trophy – Power Time Trial Amazon
Frank Sampson Trophy
Combined fleets Shenanigans
Billy Run – Rear Commodore’s Trophy
Combined fleets Murphys Law
Centreboard Achievement Award Nick Jerwood
Keelboat Sailor of the Year
Coach of the Year
Murray McLean
Charlie Purt
Tahn Griffith
Lailah Beck
Ophelia Beck
PJ Backshall
Aaryan Walker
Luke Morrison
Andrew Colquhoun
Michael & Paul Dunbar
Rod Beurteaux
Jeremy Greaves & Iva Gayagoy
P.C. Mark Nicholas
Charlie Purt
Asher Williams
Lailah Beck
Ophelia Beck
Murray Duthie
David Luketina
Anthony Wood
Nick Jerwood & Ian Lane
Kelvin Usher
Graeme Monkhouse
Steve Wall & Sharon Horne
Kelvin Uren
April Jorgensen
Bruce Uren
Lachlan Putt
Rodney Nott Shield No award
Yimbala Trophy Dalusional PC Troy Dalglish
Eun-na-Mara Trophy Habits
Norm Cocks Memorial Trophy
Ballina
Robin Wilcockson
David Cowden
Dalusional PC Troy Dalglish
Following the election of the new Management Committee last September, our Club embarked on a purposeful and transformative journey. In the early months, we streamlined operations, restructured key areas, and refined governance— ensuring our focus aligns with longterm sustainability. These initiatives reflect our evolving ethos of “One Club, Many Passions,” as championed by Past Commodore Mark Nicholas. Whether racing, cruising, enjoying time trials, contributing as volunteers, or simply socialising, we are united by shared values and belonging.
At the heart of our renewal lies a critical insight: culture is not a consequence of operations—it’s the compass by which we steer. Rooted in tradition and camaraderie, our culture reflects pride in boating, inclusivity, safety, and community spirit. It flourishes in our regattas, races, environmental stewardship, social gatherings, and everyday moments—embodied in every interaction from our youngest crew to our seasoned leaders.
We also recognise the power of connection beyond Club boundaries. Through member-led initiatives, volunteering efforts, and intergenerational engagement, our strength is magnified by participation. Youth involvement, mentorship, and tailored programs are fostering fresh energy and renewing our legacy.
This past year has seen thoughtful financial stewardship. In April, members approved a 2.5% fee adjustment—endorsed with transparency and care—as part of a broader strategy to future-proof our resources. Internal reforms have already resulted in cost savings approaching $350,000, illustrating prudent leadership and an adaptive mindset.
Our forward momentum is guided by three strategic pillars:
1. Strengthening Financial Security
We are refining systems, aligning decisions with Club values, and unlocking operational efficiency— with transformative leadership from our Interim General Manager driving this progress.
Modernising policies and systems brought clarity and responsiveness. With growing member support, our transition toward a Board of Management is gaining traction— promising stronger oversight and deeper strategic planning. Alongside this, digital upgrades and administrative refinements have bolstered transparency and ease.
3. Fostering Culture and Inclusivity
Our members remain the heartbeat of the Club. We are expanding participation opportunities, welcoming diverse perspectives, and responding to shifting social expectations with integrity and
innovation. From youth sailing and junior mentoring, to celebrating new social and cultural initiatives—our Club is evolving together.
We are equally committed to environmental responsibility. Through sustainable practices, partnerships, and awarenessbuilding, we honour the waters we enjoy and safeguard their future. In times of change, clarity of communication matters more than ever. Rumour and conjecture must give way to transparency and trust. We encourage every member to stay engaged, ask questions, and contribute ideas. Meaningful dialogue is how we move forward—together.
To our staff, committee members, and tireless volunteers: thank you for making change not just possible, but deeply personal.
With tradition as our compass and innovation as our sail, we navigate this new chapter. Anchored in purpose and powered by people, the Club is well-positioned for a future as enduring and vibrant as the waters we call home.
In a dynamic shift that reflects both modern needs and cherished traditions, the Member Engagement Committee — formerly the House Committee — has emerged as a cornerstone of our Club’s revitalised structure. With representation from every corner of Club life, from Food and Beverage to Archives and Volunteers, the Committee now provides a vibrant forum for collaboration, feedback, and forwardthinking initiatives.
The transformation of management structures has been met with enthusiasm, enabling staff to take lead roles across Member Engagement and Media. Monthly meetings are now enriched by contributions from a diverse cast of volunteers: Bernie Kaaks, Rick Steuart, Judy Bailey, Robin Wilcockson, Rob Willis, Wendy Jorgensen, Ann McCluskey and Justine Barron, with Carl Petterson advising on his project as needed. The meticulous minutes captured by Committee Secretary Sue Smith ensure no detail is overlooked.
One of the most tangible achievements has been the Clubhouse refurbishment — beginning with asbestos removal and culminating in a refreshed, modern ambiance. The transformation goes beyond aesthetics: the removal of white linen from the dining area has halved linen costs and created a more casual, welcoming dining experience for members and guests alike.
Perhaps the most poetic development was the creative preservation of the 1980s burgees once hung around the ballroom bulkhead. Too fragile for reframing, the 74 visiting club flags were carefully dismantled by our Bosuns and digitally archived by
Amanda Watson
Rick and the Archives team. Thanks to the inventive touch of volunteer Bobbie Stevenson, their legacy lives on — hemmed onto organic linen tea towels, now strung across the Quarterdeck Bistro in a display that’s equal parts homage and acoustic enhancement.
With the return of Soundings Magazine to members’ letterboxes, the mantra “One Club, Many Passions” echoes through the pages of our cherished bi-annual publication. A heartfelt thank you to delegated editor Bernie Kaaks and his editorial team, as well as the many scribes, contributors, and photographers who continue to capture the spirit of our community.
Technology is also under the spotlight, as the IT Steering Committee explores platform options to enhance our website experience — weighing the merits of the Northstar system against alternative digital pathways.
Underpinning these successes is the quiet dedication of our
administrative staff. In a year marked by change, their commitment has been unwavering. Special recognition goes to John Pedretti, whose guidance has anchored his team through transitions, aligning roles with the sustainable and financially responsible future our Club aspires toward.
What a year it has been on the water! South of Perth Yacht Club can be proud of the achievements of our sailors. Listed earlier in this Yearbook are our Championship winners.
Our Optimist sailors Charlie Purt and Murray Duthie deserve a special mention. While participating in the National Championships in Queensland, both qualified for 2025 international representation,
Geographe Bay Race Week saw the following SoPYC yachts participating: Murphy’s Law, King Canute, Risky Business, K-Factor and Spritzig 2 Murphy’s Law had a successful regatta finishing 1st overall in Division 1 and 3rd Division 1 (IRC). Spritzig 2 managed a credible 3rd in the Jib and Main A fleet. The event remains WA’s premier regatta, being well organised and extremely popular. It was also well supported by our Flying Fifteen and Viper 640 fleets.
On Saturday, July 26th, I attended the naming ceremony for the yacht James Thomas Martin. The UFO34 yacht was brought back from the scrap heap to fully operational status,
Nikki Kukura
thanks to the Sailing On group, who spent hours revitalising her. The boat was appropriately named after a 21-year-old soldier who was killed in Afghanistan. The event was attended by James’ mother, Suzanne, the Minister of Defence and Veterans’ Affairs, the Honourable Matt Keogh and two current serving Army staff sergeants. In joining the other Sailing On yachts, this yacht will be instrumental in helping returned and current Defence personnel overcome the immense mental anguish and re-assimilation issues that many have to confront on a daily basis. Our sincere thanks to Club Member Guy Mewburn (Army Major ret and Chairman of Sailing On WA) for organising and hosting this event. If you would like to assist this cause in any way, please go to the following link at sailingonwa.org.au
The one offshore event hosted by the Club this year was the highly successful Pieces of Eight race. Thanks to Matt Rose, Offshore Captain, and his organising team, the April event was extremely well organised. The race will be run again
in November with some lucrative enticements on offer. Further updates will be posted in Coffee Pointers Every November, the Goolugatup Sailing Carnival (GSC) brings together sailors, coaches, volunteers, and families for a spectacular celebration of junior and intermediate off-thebeach (OTB) sailing. The Carnival aims to inspire young sailors through unique racing formats, fostering skill development, teamwork, and a love for sailing in a fun, competitive environment. It is the Club’s premier training and competition event. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact our Sailing Captain, Victoria Blanckensee.
Frostbite and OTB winter sailing have had some cancellations due to poor weather, however, both fleets are well represented on these occasions. After each race most sailors huddle around the Yachtsman’s Bar fireplace, enjoying the free hot soup specially provided for them.
As I mentioned, it’s been a very full year of boating with many sailors either celebrating or commiserating. I hope that the winds and seas treat you gently.
John Pedretti
Having joined the Club at the beginning of 2025, I have witnessed and overseen a period of considerable change. I extend my sincere thanks to all members for their support and understanding as we transition to a more structured and strategic way of working. Your encouragement and engagement has been invaluable to the operational team and have helped us maintain momentum during this important phase.
One of the most notable achievements this year has been the introduction of a new Club Management Software. This system represents a major step forward in how we manage Club operations and engage with our members. Over time, it will deliver a range of benefits, including improved management information, streamlined communication and the launch of a dedicated Club App. This app will enhance member access to Club
services and provide more targeted updates about events and activities. While some features will be rolled out in the 2025/2026 season, the groundwork laid in 2024/25 sets a strong foundation for future innovation.
Operationally, we are implementing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) across key areas of the Club. These SOPs will help ensure consistency, quality, and efficiency in the services we provide, while also supporting our staff and volunteers with clear guidelines and expectations.
The year ahead promises to bring further positive changes, and I am confident that together we will continue to build a Club that is not only proud of its heritage but also forward-thinking and memberfocused.
Thank you for your continued support.
Peter Berryman ~ November 2024
Mavis Richards ~ November 2024
John Cale ~ March 2025
John Hartley ~ February 2025
Joy Skinner ~ March 2025
One of the most notable achievements this year has been the introduction of a new Club Management Software
The financial results for the year indicate a significant downturn, shaped by a challenging trading environment and operational pressures that impacted oversight and performance.
The reported loss of $326,541 before prior-period depreciation adjustments underscores the need for a more resilient financial strategy. On a brighter note the Club did achieve an overall surplus of $549,489 after adding back depreciation and other non-cash items providing a foundation for future recovery.
To support this transition, the Club has appointed a new General Manager and Finance and Administration Manager. These appointments, together with strengthened engagement from the Management and Finance Committees, have led to the development of a revised operational approach. A budgeted profit of $230,000 has been set for the 2026 financial year. While this figure remains below optimal targets, it reflects the beginning of a longer-term transition aimed at restoring financial stability and strengthened governance.
The following table highlights employee expenses as a percentage of combined bar, catering and room hire turnover, highlighting the trend and its impact on operational efficiency.
Numbers not comparable due to Covid related issues
Over the last three years employee costs in the Food and Beverage operations significantly exceeded historical and industry standard levels. Based on turnover figures, had employee costs been maintained at approximately 47% of turnover, the Club’s trading position would have been approximately $745,000 better than achieved.
By way of comparison, it is noted Fremantle Sailing Club achieved a 44% figure on a turnover of $3.5 million for the year to 31 March 2025.
Concerns regarding wage costs and operational inefficiencies were raised by members in relation to the financial statements for both the 2023 and 2024 financial years. At the time, staffing levels, including the number of permanent supervisory staff and general duty coverage, were disproportionately high. The Club also remained open on Mondays and Tuesdays despite consistent financial losses on those days.
Subsequent review by the Finance Committee has identified that key internal controls, accountability mechanisms, and reporting procedures within the Food and Beverage operations required strengthening to meet the Club’s evolving operational needs. Inventory control, both in terms of physical oversight and accounting for inventory movements, were found to be below the standards expected for an operation of this scale. These findings have resulted in the implementation of enhanced financial controls, clearer lines of accountability and improved reporting frameworks, however, further work is required to restore operational efficiency and financial sustainability in this area.
In the revised 2023 financial statements presented to members on 31 October 2023, a substantial prior period adjustment was recorded in relation to depreciation previously applied to land associated with the Western Hard Stand (WHS) and Eastern Hard Stand (EHS) developments.
Under applicable accounting standards, land whether naturally occurring or reclaimed is not subject to depreciation, as it is considered to have an indefinite useful life. Depreciation applies only to assets with a finite useful life, such as buildings, infrastructure, and machinery.
As part of the WHS development, approximately 8,500 square metres of land was created and is now reflected on the Club’s land title. The EHS development resulted in the creation of approximately 1,673 square metres of land, which is currently in the process of being added to the Club’s land title.
At the time of the original accounting treatment, an amount of $505,591 related to WHS land and $1,982,356 related to EHS land was not depreciated. The Finance Committee at that time, comprising myself as the then Treasurer, Rupert Leslie, James Hodder, and Past Commodore and Life Member Colin Cowden, determined that a portion of the overall development costs should be allocated to land creation, with the remainder attributed to depreciable improvements. This treatment was agreed with the Club’s auditors.
In October 2023, the revised treatment classified the entire amounts as depreciable assets. No formal explanation was provided to members regarding the rationale for this change. Records indicate that the adjustment was not minuted or formally approved by either the Finance or Management Committees at the time.
In preparing the Special Purpose Financial Report for the year ended 30 June 2025, both the Finance Committee and the Management Committee resolved to reverse $670,392 of prior year depreciation previously applied to land and confirmed that no depreciation would be charged on land assets in the 2025 financial year and thus restate the balance to those recorded as at 30 June 2018.
In February 2024, a decision was made to transition from the Xero accounting software to the NorthStar accounting and management package. Meeting minutes did not document the associated costs, implementation timeline, staff training plans, or the rationale for the change. There was no formal assessment of whether Xero’s existing functionality or available add-ons could meet the Club’s operational needs.
The NorthStar system was activated on 1 September 2024, while the 2024 financial year accounts were still being finalised. No parallel run with the existing system was conducted. As of the reporting date, the Club has not yet utilised NorthStar’s value-add modules and is currently operating it as a basic accounting platform.
The implementation of the NorthStar accounting and management system has encountered significant challenges. The process has involved substantial costs and required considerable time and effort from both staff and external consultants to resolve technical and operational issues
NorthStar includes features that, once fully implemented, have the potential to enhance business management and reporting capabilities. A dedicated committee has now been established to review the Club’s broader information technology requirements and ensure future systems are better aligned with operational needs.
Whilst the operating result was unacceptable, the Club was nevertheless cash flow positive for the year. Capital expenditure was kept to a minimum. At both 30 June 2025 and 30 June 2024, the Club had fully drawn down its fixed debt facility of $3,000,000 with the ANZ Banking Group Limited. In addition, the Club has a $2,700,000 variable rate redraw loan facility which had a $800,100 balance owing at 30 June 2025 and $500,000 owing at 30 June 2024.
South
Perth Yacht Club | ABN 36 417 855 329
DIRECTORS:
V IRAL PATEL RCA, CA
A LASTAIR A BBOTT RCA, CA
CHASSEY DAVIDS RCA, CA
FAZ BASHI RCA, CPA
A SSOCIATE DIRECTORS:
ROBERT CAMPBELL RCA, CA SANTO CASILLI FCPA PFIIA
To the Management Committee of South of Perth Yacht Club Inc.
In accordance with the requirements of section 80 of the Associations Incorporation Act 2015 (WA), in relation to our audit of the financial report of South of Perth Yacht Club Inc. for the year ended 30 June 2025, to the best of my knowledge and belief, there have been:
a. No contraventions of the auditor independence requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 2015 (WA) in relation to the audit; and
b. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit
Viral Patel, CA, CPA, RCA
Registered Company Auditor number 333615
Director Australian Audit Perth, Western Australia
Date:
15 September 2025
Date Joined Club: March 1996
Age: 68
Occupation: Retired
Membership Category: Family
Previous Positions held at Club: Management Committee: Grand Sponsors, Rear Commodore, T&D, Management Committee Pens & Moorings, Governance Committee, Finance Committee, Sailing Captain, Bosuns Club – Secretary.
Experience:
• Ran my own successful business for 23 years.
• Member since 1996 and have sat on many committees and served many functions within the Club.
• Certified First Aider, Certified Mark Layer, Certified Safety Boat Operator, Certified Radio Operator, Completed Sports Governance Courses
Boating Activities:
Time Trialling (previous vessel), Cruising events, Crewing Division 2 racing yacht, Racing H28 (current).
Club Participation:
Commodore – Current, Regular sailing competitor H28, OTB Mark Laying and keelboat Support, Bosuns Club.
Reason for Nominating:
I hope to continue leading the Management Committee in completing the important work already underway. Over the past term, we’ve made significant progress in key areas that directly impact the Club’s future:
• Addressed the $500K cost overruns through a rationalisation of staffing levels
• Returned the Club to a fiscally sound position
• Built a dedicated OWG Management Team to strengthen operational oversight
• Engaged with the State Government regarding the Ferry Service proposal, which could have long-term implications for our Club
• Initiated preparations for the 2027 lease negotiations
• Started the process of introducing a management system designed to support long-term sustainability and improve Club operations.
I’m committed to maintaining this momentum, ensuring sound governance, and building a Club that’s well-positioned for the future– while respecting the traditions that make our community strong.
Date Joined Club: 1990 Age: 72
Occupation: Retired Membership Category: Family
Previous positions held at Club: Vice Captain and Captain of Power, Management Committee, Chairman Pens & Moorings, Vice Commodore, Commodore, Past Commodore Vice Patron.
Experience:
• I ran my own Vehicle Repair business for 45 years.
• Marina Compliance officer for 20+ years.
• Held a variety of positions on the Power Boat Committee.
• President of the Past Commodore’s Association for two years.
• Assisted in mark laying for Off the Beach racing.
• Safety support boat for Twilight Sailing.
• Twilight racing starter for three years.
• Part of Start Team for Time Trailing for 10+ years.
Boating Activities: Power boat time trialling and Cruising Section activities
Reason for Nominating:
I have been approached by many members to see if I would be interested in nominating for Commodore as they are not happy with the direction the Club is heading, and more concerning the high percentage of staff turnovers.
I believe I can assist the Management Team in coming to a beneficial result to an unfair dismissal claim.
I would also like to see the members return to the Club rather going to other Clubs.
I am very concerned that the Volunteers are not protected by members’ outbursts, especially in the Power Section.
I especially want to see the fun come back into SoPYC. One Club Many Passions
Date Joined Club: 2004
Occupation: Business owner (retired), Short-Term Accommodation Host
Membership Category: Full Ordinary
Previous positions held at Club: Management Committee 2006-2011 and 2021. House Committee Representative (2006-2024), Power Yacht Captain, Power Committee (2006-current), Cruising Committee (current), Grand Sponsor 15+ years, Rodney Nott Shield recipient (2024) member of Publications, Archive and Governance (current), Vice Commodore (current).
Experience:
Hospitality: Hotel manager positions with Swan Hotel Group from 1981 at large metro and Pilbara hotels. Licensee and owner/operator of a country hotel. Established Perth Timber Floors, a specialist flooring company in 1991, growing the company through strong organisation and business skills. I sold my company in 2019 after 26 years of sole management. Currently a Super Host for three Airbnb short-term accommodation units near my home.
Boating Activities:
Keelboat crew midweek series, Power Yacht time trials State, Invitation and Club events. Women’s Sailing Squad, Time Trial State Heat Team. Regular participant/event organiser Cruising Section.
Club Participation: See details published for Rodney Nott Award 2024
Reason for Nominating: To be part of an experienced and motivated team, having served with most of the nominees previously on Management. My focus will be listening to opinions of section and fleet representatives on the various sub-committees, especially in the areas of membership, communication, volunteer engagement, clubhouse presentation and food and beverage delivery with a view to improving member experience. I will engage transparently with our staff and listen to and help implement their ideas for improvement. I have an in-depth understanding of our Club Rules and Bylaws and a respect for governance, procedures and policy. I believe member communications and engagements are essential, as we strive to be a world class yacht club, while focusing on and being guided by the Strategic Plan.
Date Joined Club: 1991
Age: 69
Occupation: Primary School Teacher
Membership Category: Full Ordinary
Previous Positions held at Club: Vice Captain Sailing (2years), Management Committee (2 years), Chair of Publications (Soundings), Chair of Membership, Chair of Functions (2023-10 months), Rear Commodore (current).
Boating Activities:
Sailing, SS 22 – Cliffhanger, S&S 36 – The Avenue, Sabre – Thea, Inglis 58 Walk on the Wild Side, Womens Sailing Team, Geraldton Classics, Geographe Bay Race Weeks, Hamilton Island race week, Fremantle to Bali, various inshore races. Power Yacht Time Trialling – Navigating on Bacci, Broometime, Foxy Lady II plus relief navigating.
Experience:
Leadership positions within my workplace, Acting Deputy on several occasions, leadership positions within the Club.
Club Participation:
I am a regular at the Club, my second home. I have been involved in several major regattas including the Goolugatup, Flying 15 Nationals and State events, assistance with the organization of the Geraldton Ocean Classic races. I was part of the Saturday start team and the Centreboard start team for several years and assisted the Time Trialling start team.
I have always been and extremely passionate and enthusiastic Club member. I appreciate the challenges of our chosen sport, camaraderie and the joy of being on the water. I have endeavoured to be fully involved In all sections of the Club, enabling me to develop my skills and knowledge. As Rear Commodore, I can provide leadership and help shape the Cub’s sailing activities. I will continue to encourage the fostering of connections among sailors, organizing events and promoting a sense of belonging. This nomination reflects my ongoing commitment to building a vibrant sailing community and promoting Club growth.
Date Joined Club: 1979
Age: 70
Occupation: Chartered Accountant
Membership Category: Full Member
Previous Positions: Cruising Committee 1981-85
House Committee 1981-84
Cruising Vice Captain 1983-84
Cruising Captain 1984-85
Regatta Committee 1984-85
Management Committee 1985-1987; 2022-2023; 20242025 Parks & Gardens Chair 1985; Committee 1985-86
Centreboard Deputy Chair 1985-86
Membership Chair 1986-87
Finance Committee 2004-2022
Treasurer 2013-2022; 2024-2025.
Planning Committee 2013-current
Boating Activities: I have sailed as crew on a variety of cruisers from 1977 to 1990 including Josephine, Eunamara and Stardust.
I have been a power boat owner since 1985 to the present and have been both navigator and skipper on various time trials including Conquest, Gamine and Shantoozie
Reason for Nominating:
To continue to provide guidance and stability to the Club.
Date Joined Club: 2021
Age: 42
Occupation: DGL Manufacturing Pty Ltd – Commercial Manager, WA
Membership Category: Family
Previous positions held at the Club: Training & Development Chair, Management Committee, Pelican fleet representative, O’Pen Skiff fleet representative, Centreboard Committee, Regatta Committee, Training & Development Committee.
Boating Activities:
LT Windsurfer, Junior fleet support– starts, mark laying, Safety boat, RO-in-training, R2D2 crew, Skywalker fan.
Club Participation:
Multiple committee member, regular On-Water/Off the Beach volunteer, galley, fundraising, keelboat river and offshore racing, fleet representative, organiser of busy bee days, junior training support, junior racing support, Four “Becks” racing at SoPYC and in WA junior and senior regattas, organizer of Peli-Power Up when supported by SoPYC.
Reason for Nominating:
Over the past twelve months, SoPYC has made significant progress in compliance, management structure and leadership development. I am committed to support our members and staff as we drive these strategies full steam ahead.
The 2024-25 management team and committees I have worked with are a dedicated group of people who consistently put the interests of the Club and its core principles at the heart of every discussion.
Looking forward, I see great opportunity to further refine the structure of our committees. By strengthening efficiency and ensuring clear, timely communications across all areas of the Club, we will build on our momentum and secure an even stronger foundation for the future of SoPYC.
Date Joined Club: 2007
Age: 63
Occupation: Property Developer and Company Director
Membership Category: Centreboard
Previous Positions held at the Club: Management Committee member (2024-25 and two previous terms) Centreboard Captain Centreboard Vice Captain Fleet representative, Pelicans Fleet representative Laser/ILCA Chair, Works Committee
Member of Training & Development Committee
Member IT steering committee
Boating Activities: Regularly racing an ILCA6 including competing in ILCA world masters. Have previously crewed in Wednesday afternoon keelboat racing. When a lot younger, crewed and helmed in most WA ocean races.
Experience: Previously Managing Director of a services organisation (including hospitality services) with 200 staff and $10m per annum turnover. Prior roles included responsibility for budgets of up to $150m pa and more than 500 staff.
Completed MBA and Australian Institute of Company Directors course.
Now semi-retired and doing property development. Previous director/chair roles:
• SoPYC Management Committee
• Five residential property development companies
• Three joint ventures with turnover $40m to $85m pa.
Reason for Nominating:
Being a member of SoPYC has been a welcoming and rewarding experience for our family.
I am keen for that experience to occur for all members. In addition, I will continue to focus on ensuring our Club is financially viable, well-governed, transparent and has a positive Club culture that truly engages members.
Date Joined Club: 2004
Age: 64
Occupation: Company Director
Membership Category: Ordinary Family
Previous Positions:
2005-2007: Volunteer sailing instructor (AS Certified, lapsed) for Pelicans, 420s 2005-2008, Volunteer mark layer (TL2)
2005-2008 Volunteer support boat skipper (TL3) 2006-2009 Centreboard Committee (420 rep) 2009-2011 & 2024 Training & Development Committee member 2009-2011 Centreboard Captain 2014-2017 Training & Development Committee Chair 2014-2017 & 2024-2025 Management Committee 2018-2019 Rear Commodore Regatta 2019-2020 & 2022 Rear Commodore Centreboards 2022 & 2024-2025 Management Committee
Boating Activities: Learnt to sail and raced in a Mirror dinghy at SBYC and then raced a Lazy E and Corsair. Crewed on an M27 and a YW Diamond at TCYC, ended up racing Yvonne 20 catamarans for quite a few years. I have also done the occasional offshore race at FSC and multiple time trial checkpoint duties at SoPYC and RPYC. Currently race a Flying 15 at SoPYC with my wife, have represented SoPYC at State, National and World championships, power yacht time trial navigator on Adagio, occasionally crew on a Farr 9.2 at RPYC.
Experience: State President Minnow Class Assoc., State President Yvonne 20 Class Assoc., State President International 420 Class Assoc., National President 420 Class Assoc., AS qualified sailing instructor (Off the beach, lapsed), SoPYC Centreboard Captain, Centreboard RC, Training & Development Chair and Management Committee member. Chaired multiple OCs for State and National championship regattas.
Reason for Nominating: I would like to volunteer my experience and expertise to the members of SoPYC, to assist where possible with the governance of SoPYC and to help the club move forward, implement our strategic plan and achieve our shared objectives.
Date Joined Club: 2010
Age: 57
Occupation: Urban and Regional Planner
Membership Category: Full Ordinary
Previous Positions:
2014-2017 Division 2 representative 2017 Management Committee-Security & Safety 2017-2018 Rear Commodore Centreboards 2024-2025 Management Committee
Boating Activities: I have been sailing since the age of 9 and have been a member of numerous clubs during that time. My first experience of sailing at SoPYC was during the halcyon days of Wednesday night twilights in the late 1970s and then competed in a Pelican in 1980. My family has owned many yachts ranging in size from 19’ 6” (Red Witch Hornblower which is now sailing at the Club) through to a Bowman 47 during the past 40+ years. I own and race my own S80 Don’t Panic Adventures have taken me to many different parts of the Australian coastline as well as overseas destinations.
Experience: I currently work for the State Government as a Metropolitan Regional Planning Director and have been in the planning arena for over 25 years in numerous capacities. I am a member of the Planning Institute of Australia as a Corporate Member and Fellow. During the period of 2006 and 2014, I held numerous positions with the State Division and National Board.
Club Participation:
I have been involved in Division 2 activities since joining and have transitioned over time to more intensive forms of volunteering with the Club. As a planner, I have been fortunate enough to be able to provide the Club with advice on matters that are central to its ongoing activities.
Reason for Nominating: I would like to continue assisting the Club to ensure that our facilities, activities and attractiveness improve, we are financially sustainable over the long term and that the Club can celebrate its 100th anniversary whilst respecting its traditions. Long term planning horizons are an area that I work with daily and would like to continue bringing that to the Club table.
Date Joined Club: 2015
Age: 53
Occupation: Well Engineering Lead, International Oil & Gas Industry
Membership Category: Family
Previous Positions:
Centreboard Captain, T&D Chairperson, Management Committee member 2024-2025.
Boating Activities: Power cruising, time trialling, Off the Beach, Centreboard sailing.
Experience: Engineering degree with 30 years of experience in the international Oil and Gas industry including various business management and operations management positions. We have been family members of SoPYC for over nine years and I have been an active participant on Centreboard, Regatta, T&D and Management committees.
Club Participation:
My wife and I joined SoPYC in 2015 with our two children who are 19 and 14 years old. Our children have been sailing and representing SoPYC at various events over the years. Our daughter has sailed Pelicans, Optimists and 29ers and has held the role of Junior Captain, Centreboards and is currently employed as a casual sailing coach at the Club. Our son is 14 years old, has sailed Optimists and O’Pen skiffs and has recently transitioned to 29ers. My wife and I have been active volunteers at the Club, mainly on Sunday Club racing days, helping on the beach and on the water. We have a power boat at the Club and participate in cruising events and time trials when time permits.
Reason for Nominating: I would like to nominate again for a position on the Management Committee to continue to represent the varied member base of the Club and to help drive continuous improvements for our members. I can bring leadership and business management experience as a member of the committee in the areas of health, safety and environ-ment, diversity and inclusion, business strategy, human resources, major capital projects and technical engineering. Based on our family participation and my career experience, I feel I can continue to offer valuable input.
Date Joined Club: 2019
Age: 46
Occupation: Manager, business development.
Membership Category: Full Ordinary
Boating Activities: My family and I have two power boats and use them at least fortnightly. As well as enjoying cruising and water sports on the river, we support our two daughters in off-the-beach dingy sailing at the Club. We attend State and National junior regattas and, most recently, a World Championship in Italy.
Experience:
I am happy to share all my work experience – please look up my linkedIn page. I am happy to provide a full CV on request. I served on the 2024-2025 Management Committee.
Club Participation:
Attend almost all Club social events, all Power Section and most Cruising Section events. Regular attendee at Chase the Ace Thursday as well as a consistent user of the Quarterdeck.
Reason for Nominating:
A believer of “If you want to help instigate change at a club, join a committee – don’t sit at the bar to whinge and complain.” I get a lot out of the Club and see the volunteer positions as an opportunity to give something back.
Date Joined Club: 1988
Age: 63
Occupation: Retired
Membership Category: Family
Previous Positions: Secretary & Treasurer of SS22 Section and SS22 Association 1992 - 2012 Member of Pens & Moorings Committee 2022 - present Marina Compliance Inspector 2023 to present. Membership Committee member and Chair of Pens & Moorings since April 2024.
Boating Activities: Dinghy sailing at at EFYC 19922012. Owner of Space Sailer 22 yacht Mele Bilo 3 Regular Saturday racing, winner of three Consistency Trophies. Owner of UFO34 yacht Unicorn 2012-2022. Occasional Wednesday sailing and cruising events. 2022 - present Owner of Caribbean 40 powerboat Mele Bilo 4. Regular Wednesday sailing crew on Peacekeeper and Pipe Dream 2
Experience: I am a hands-on boat owner. Constructed Mele Bilo 3 from a hull and Deck kit and undertook a major interior rebuild of Unicorn My work background has been in corporate banking, business administration and management and commercial property management.
Reason for Nominating: Having now retired, I once again have the spare time to volunteer at the Club. Sailing and boating in general are my passions. In my current role as Pens and Moorings Chair, I have strived to improve Communications and transparency and to improve the member experience when interacting with our P&M admin and the committee. The dedicated P&M Committee has many important projects in hand and I am keen to lead those through to their conclusion.
The 2024–25 sailing season was one of competitive spirit and community connection across both river and ocean events. Club members proudly represented the South of Perth Yacht Club at major regattas and club championship series throughout the year. The racing and camaraderie were excellent, while bringing home some impressive results.
Our Twilight Series flourished with the introduction of the new ‘Spin’ initiative, boosting onwater participation and post-race celebrations. Social sailing and Club competitions remained vibrant throughout the season, thanks to the energy of our members and generous support from our sponsors.
The return of the Yimbala/EuNa-Mara event brought together the Sailing and Power sections, strengthening bonds across the Club, through friendly competition and shared learning.
Ocean racing saw several boats consistently participating in the series whilst upholding the Club’s proud offshore tradition.
At another well-attended combined Prize Night on May 23rd the Sailing section, along with the Off the Beach section, came together to recognise and celebrate our seasonal division and special event winners and runners-up. It was an excellent evening where some of our sailors swapped sails for dancing shoes, mingling with sailors from different sections and enjoying the social side of club life.
The inaugural Christmas Sundowner was another memorable event, bringing back the spirit of earlier days with live music and dancing on the Club lawn whilst
Victoria Blanckensee
enjoying the warm summer night.
Our Sailing committee has worked hard all year behind the scenes, not only delivering a full calendar of racing, but also addressing wider challenges facing the sport – such as declining boat numbers and volunteer shortages. Collaboration with other River Clubs and initiatives like ‘Crew Finder’ are helping us chart a positive course going forward.
A heartfelt thank you goes to all our volunteers, race officials, division reps, and staff members who make our racing and events possible. Your contributions are the backbone of our success.
We look forward to building on this momentum and seeing even more members on the water in the season ahead.
Fair Winds
A heartfelt thank you goes to all our volunteers, race officials, division reps, and staff members who make our racing and events possible.
Justine Barron & IPC Troy Dalglish Power Captain
he 2024 time trialling season saw strong participation numbers with afternoons resulting in enjoyable camaraderie and a few bell rings back in the bar at presentations.
The 2024 season was marked by a strong and consistent fleet participation across both Club events and the eight CPYA State heats. State heats contribute to our Club’s overall results, reinforcing the close alignment between State and Club level competition.
Behind the scenes, the committee continued its efforts to uplift the season by refining events, ensuring flag winners were recognised with prizes made possible by the generosity of our section sponsors, many of whom have supported us for years. Our season finally closed with the Power section prize night. As is always the case, the evening was a celebration of not just competition, but of the participants’ involvement and progress throughout the year.
Greton Trophy (Best First Year Time Trialler) – Gallivant – Peter and Debbie Coghill
David Burton Trophy (Most Improved Skipper) – Lifestyle –Jeremy Greaves and Iva Gayagoy
The Aub Berryman Memorial Trophy (Best Starts and Finishes)
– Lone Star – Garry Morrison and Amanda Watson
J.A. (Jeff) George Perpetual Trophy –Annual Consistency Competition (401)
3rd The Dolphin – Jason Claricoates and Caroline James
2nd Dalusional – IPC Troy Dalglish and Dee Kelly
1st Purrfect – John and Lynne Cooper
Reads Print Trophy –Champion Boat (400)
3rd The Dolphin – Jason Claricoates and Caroline James
2nd Purrfect – John and Lynne Cooper
1st Dalusional – IPC Troy Dalglish and Dee Kelly
Our new committee was elected at the AGM in August for the 2024/2025 season. Jason Claricoates stepped up to be our new Power Captain along with new Vice Captain - Robin Wilcockson. The rest of the committee are: Chris Pearson (Sponsorships), Bernie Kaaks (CPYA Representative), Claude Mancini (Treasurer), Steve Wall (Courses and Team Selection), John Cooper (Pens and Moorings/Marina Compliance), Vice Commodore Amanda Watson (Cruising Representative), Margaret Cooper (Starter), Lynne Cooper (Trophy Officer), Justine Barron (Publications/Scribe) and Judy Bailey (Social/Functions).
The Power committee is always keen to encourage new boats to participate in time trialling, organising training sessions for those new and old. To date, we have had an ‘Introduction to time trialling’ course and an ‘Advanced Theory’ course, both of which were presented by our current club champion and captain – immediate past commodore Troy Dalglish.
The jetty Christmas party in November was a big hit as usual. Taking our own food and drinks along, we were entertained by a band, ensuring a fun night was had by all as we danced the night away. New
member Anthony Julien, with his boat Angel, took out the prize for best dressed boat. If you haven’t been to one of our jetty parties before, come down and join us this year. This event is open to all club members. Other events enjoyed this year are the annual cocktail party, band nights, music bingo and more.
At the start of the 2025 season in May, the Rapidly in Pursuit (RIP) Trophy was presented to John and Lynne Cooper by IPC Troy Dalglish and Dee Kelly. This trophy has its origins dating back to some friendly banter between Club legends Bryan Carter and John Jordans and passed from one runner up to the next, all in good fun.
The off-the-beach section of our Club has had a fantastic year, marked by growth and active participation across all fleets. Our ILCA fleet saw a surge of younger members moving up, thanks in part to the dedication of our ILCA fleet members who repaired and maintained club boats, making them available for juniors and beginners to lease. The Optimist fleet is thriving, with senior members transitioning into ILCAs, and enthusiastic Bronze and Silver-level sailors graduating into the Bravo Racing Fleet.
Our Open Skiffs saw many senior members graduate to both the ILCA and 29er fleets, with some having outgrown the smaller boats. One of the year’s highlights was Kaison Puls’ absolute domination at the World Championships, finishing 85 points ahead of second place after his drops. As in previous years, SoPYC skiff sailors were dominant on local regatta podiums – great work!
The Chernoff sisters continued their progress in the 29er, picking up tips from the WA fleet while attending numerous regattas and training camps. Their hard work paid off with a 1st Junior result at the WA State Championships. We hope to attract new and current 29er sailors to join the racing fleet in the coming season!
This winter, SoPYC Pelicans welcomed visitors from GBYC and
GYC for the winter series. The Bosuns Club tidied up two Club hulls, and with borrowed sails, a small fleet was formed, raced by both Optimist and Skiff sailors enjoying doublehanded action. Though the wind gods were not entirely cooperative at the time of writing, the forecast for this weekend is promising! Notable finishes for the Pelicans include Miles Beck crewing for Xavier Putt to take out the Pelican State Championships, and the Beck sisters, Lailah and Ophie, having a stellar Pelican season, winning the Easter Regatta and finishing fifth at the State Championships.
The Alpha course continues to benefit from strong volunteer participation, with a dedicated core group eager to welcome fresh faces. Our friendly members are always happy to share their knowledge, making it a perfect space for new volunteers. It has been fantastic to have our Commodore supporting OTB sailing all year!
The Bravo course remains vital in training new mark-laying, support and start teams, as well as assisting junior sailors with their coaches. While many parents have volunteered regularly, we look forward to building a roster of families to actively engage and witness their fleet’s progress. Don’t hesitate to volunteer for Bravo course support – it’s great fun!
Optimist State Championships
1st Murray Duthie
3rd Seth Till
7th Charlie Purt
8th Victoria Chernoff
Silver Fleet
1st Rhys Williams
6th Asher Williams
8th Tahn Griffith
Optimist Nationals
12th Murray Duthie
32nd Charlie Purt
Silver Fleet
34th Rhys Williams
42nd Asher Williams
Open Skiff State Championships
1st Kaison Puls
2nd Orlando Ligovich
4th Lailah Beck
5th Alex Foley
6th Seb Buckley
7th Eloise Chernoff
9th Harriet Mellor
10th Miles Beck
12th Teo Edwards
13th Victoria Chernoff
Silver Fleet
4th Neil Brenan
8th Jasper Swain
14th Ophelia Beck
Open Skiff Nationals
1st Kaison Puls
5th Harriet Mellor
Open Skiff World Championships (Japan)
1st Kaison Puls (by 85 points!!)
38th Harriet Mellor (9th female)
Ash Hicks Chair
The Pens and Moorings Committee led by Ash Hicks as Chair and his team, working closely with the Pens and Facilities Administrator Natalie Bradshaw, are responsible for the allocation of water and land pens, and the administration of the Marina Safety Compliance (MSC) program.
The MSC Inspectors currently comprises Mike Markham, Mark Hayman, Daryll Wilkes, Bruce Uren and newcomers Greg Northover, Brian Smith and John Spanos.
The functions and responsibilities carried out by these dedicated and committed Inspections have the sole purpose and are in fact integral, in ensuring that the ongoing activities and safety aspects of each and every vessel using any of the marina and associated facilities in any capacity is maintained to the highest standards and those ongoing efforts are certainly recognised and appreciated.
As the year progressed, our stock of vacant pens diminished considerably and the Committee has been increasingly faced with the dilemma of having to allocate temporary pens to new members bringing boats into the Club pending a suitable permanent pen becoming available.
When considering pen allocations or potential reallocations, the team’s primary focus is, and will continue to be in accord with the Club’s long standing and wellestablished philosophy and principle, that priority will be afforded on a member’s length of membership, their history of involvement and contribution to the Club.
With a view to reducing the level of boat inspections requiring rectification works, considerable time has been taken in developing and improving the process for members to arrange an MSC inspection and a new more user-friendly form that has been developed and loaded onto the club’s website to assist Members.
Also changed this year, is the process for the annual testing and tagging of shore power leads. A contractor was engaged to run a program where leads were tested and tagged on the jetty without the necessity or physical involvement of members at the time. With some ongoing fine tuning it is hoped to build on the success of this project which also resulted in cost savings for the Club.
Behind the scenes, the Committee is conducting a full review of the policies and marina regulations that both the committee and Inspectors operate under.
Assistance is also being provided to the Works Committee in respect to a project to identify boats in pens where the use of mooring line compensators will reduce the damage being done to our outer jetty infrastructure due to wave and wash action.
Whilst there remains much work to be done to achieve the proposed objectives and review, the Chair, committee and inspectors acknowledge the support and understanding generated by the Members using the marina and associated facilities.
Their continued co-operation in ensuring that boats are maintained in good condition remains paramount in respecting their ongoing obligations to ensure environmental issues are not compromised. Safe boating!
Val Barron Co-ordinator
Wow where have these twelve months gone! Once again the Ladies Luncheon Committee provided outstanding guest speakers and entertainment during 2024 and 25, seeing luncheons going from strength to strength with record attendences.
Elvis Impersonator Pat Vegas started off our May 2024 luncheon, replicating Elvis Presley’s legendary Las Vegas concerts.
The Drag Queens weaved their magic in June with their singing and dancing.
Christmas in July saw 114 guests attend on a very wintery day, with DJ Di providing the entertainment.
Peter Creighton took us on a historical walk on the Early History of Rottnest Island. His presentation in August was outstanding.
Aviation expert and author Geoffrey Thomas presented in September, with wonderful early stories to present day Aviation History.
Once again our ladies really dressed to impress at our October Spring Fling luncheon. Past Commodore Paul Ward was once again Race Caller for our Horse Racing Games, followed by a Best Dress and Hat/Fascinator parade to finish the day.
Perth Drag Queen Dean Misdale provided outstanding entertainment for our November Luncheon.
December saw the guests partying to a relaxed luncheon with music provided by DJ Di. Market stalls surrounedthe ballroom for guests to purchase last-minute Christmas gifts.
Our 2025 calendar kicked off in February with Kate Petersen of Kate Petersen Designs Declutter/Organise/ Style presentation. Kate shared her outstanding tips on decluttering and restyling our homes and lives.
Entertainment in March was provided by Chris Murphy – ‘The Voice, The Writer, The Quintessential Showman’. His performance was outstanding and had the ladies up dancing and singing along.
Former ABC journalist Sandra Harris took us on her amazing journey at our April luncheon, speaking of her work at the BBC and Thames Television after leaving WA. She shared stories of celebrity interviews with the likes of Dolly Parton, Mick Jagger and Barbara Cartland.
In May the Atomic Duo entertained the ladies, with everyone up dancing and singing along.
Peter Kennedy, the former ABC Political Reporter, hosted our June luncheon, exploring the subject Women in Politics over the Years
The Food and Beverage staff once again provided outstanding service throughout the year and we extend thanks to The Good Grocer for generously providing three beautiful hampers for our monthly raffles.
To our Committee Rose Midolo (Chairperson), Val Barron (Co-ordinator), and Lana Kaaks, a big thankyou for your dedication and tireless planning in bringing us an outstanding array of quality speakers and entertainment.
This committee has now retired after three and a half years and wish the new committee all the best.
Rick Steuart
The skill levels amongst the Bosuns club members varies with some of us better as bean counters while others are better offered a plane or a sander. Some of us can organise the hell out of getting a barbie ready, while some are better at laying on a coat of paint.
But the bosuns get things done and according to our bean counter, this year we have put forward work valued at over $40,000 with $235,000 in the last 4 years. The work done by the refuelling and maintenance teams looking after the Club boats is extremely important and they do it every week, sparing the Club bosuns for more productive work around the club. The rest of the team have notched up a pretty good record as well. The Navigators Wheel was restored, the picture rails in the Heritage room were prepared, a new flag box was made for the starters, a lot of the Club functions furniture was stripped back and re varnished. A good number of the Club PFDs were refurbished and that’s just for starters. Whirlwind Dave did a wonderful job on restoring the bow of Dorothy J and it now sits proudly under the Champions board in the administration foyer.
All the wine barrels that have been rolling around the Club have been taken back to basics, re varnished and in some cases new bungs made for them. A couple of garden seats were restored and are now in place. Along with these, the Club’s new tables for
the Quarterdeck were assembled. On request from the sailing vice-captain, Bob the Man Overboard dummy was given a new lease on life. We have adopted a couple of the Club Pelicans and are currently putting new bits and pieces on them and restoring the timber work on them. Why? Well, the Pelican was considered one of the best training dinghies on the river and there is a crying need for a boat that two juniors can sail on together. So that is one of our winter projects.
Of course this is only part of the list of things, but the Bosuns club has a dedicated team named here: Doug Cowie, Dave Roberts, Bruce Cadee, Bob Harrap, Eric Schwab, Theo Berden, Brian Cross, John Midolo, Bruce Uren, Campbell Stewart, Rick Steuart, Mark Abercrombie, Bob Motteram, Kevin Doig, Alan Sharpe, Nick Sharples, Ken Baxter, Gordon Roe, Phil Draber and everyone else whose names we have inadvertently missed.
Please don’t think that you can’t join us; we need all the volunteers we can get. Come down to the shed on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday morning and join with the team or contact Bob Harrap on 0407 991 901 to find out what’s it all about.
Rick Steuart
Amassive task has been achieved recently with the clean out of fifteen to thirty years of old files that had accumulated at the back of the reception offices. That and the chance to look for old photos and work files referencing the changes and evolution of the Club. I’d like to mention the work of long-term member Alan Sharpe who volunteered to engage in the task of sorting the files with the safeguards of the presence of a couple of the Archives group to take care of items deemed to be of value to the archives group.
Members will already have seen one of the outcomes in the Members bar with photograph albums from the 1980’s and 90’s put on display for
the members perusal. We are eagerly sorting to see if we have more, but from 2000 onward most of the images were committed to CDs and later on DVDs.
A recent acquisition, the Juniper cabinet has already gone through two changes and is looking at a third as we take the opportunity to show off various small items that the Club owns. Otherwise, Vice Commodore Amanda, as a member of the Archives group has been working on getting the visiting club burgees copied and strung up in the Quarterdeck. The bow of the Dorothy J, a 30 square metre boat, now resides in the administration foyer after restoration by the Bosuns Club along with a photograph of her in action and her
history beside it. Many thanks to Dave Roberts who carried out the restoration. The Navigators Wheel, donated by PC W.E David has been restored with thanks to the Bosuns club and has returned to the entrance foyer to the Members bar and the Ward room.
The old Trophy Cabinets next to the On Water Group were cleaned and filled with labels and descriptions of the items inside the cabinets. The Heritage Room has been finished with a selection of club pictures and photographs hung on the walls and plans are afoot to do the same for the Bar of the Wardroom, being mindful of the need to keep the Wardroom itself clear for function use.
The Archives & History group also deals with requests from the public and members and we are glad to say that we have assisted the club management in several matters and answered queries about past and current members where we could do so safely.
We are currently looking at photographing/scanning a stash of old club plans that have been presented to us and it will be of great interest to see what they can offer the Club.
Dave Thoms
Whilst the competitive retirement of Farrago, Fremantle Doctor, EunNa-Mara and The Avenue and the dismasting of Problem Child have impacted fleet numbers this season, the addition of Tora Tobu and the return of Double B have been welcome additions as would any others who may be considering joining the fleet.
Although there were only six regular starters, Octopussy, with a perfect score utilising the ORC Club Rating System, became the outstanding and well deserved winner of the Club Championship, followed by the ever consistent Wicked taking second and Murphy’s Law in third. Proposed changes to the schedule for next season will hopefully entice others to participate.
Club Consistency winner for this year was K-Factor followed by Tapestry and Mistress Quickly in third.
Given the low level of participation for the Saturday Consistency series, and in an effort to encourage and increase numbers next season, the 25/26 schedule will include a six-race series to be conducted in conjunction with RPYC and results from those races will also contribute to the Club’s consistency winner.
There have been 8-10 boats regularly fronting the starters gun each Wednesday afternoon throughout the year, with a diverse and well deserved list of honours and
placings being shared throughout the division for the winter, autumn, spring and summer series and there is confidence that the participation and competitiveness demonstrated this season will continue to grow going forward.
Over the season, eleven different boats from the division took part in the twilight series which was also a great turn out and providing a format in which sailing in the first instance as well as the more social aspect of the sport can be enjoyed.
A couple of boats from the fleet ventured under the bridges and represented the Club at Cockburn and Geographe Bay regattas.
K-Factor was a clear winner of Division 2 at the Cockburn Regatta and was also named as the overall winner of the regatta. The Club was again also well represented and successful at the Geographe Bay regatta where Murphy’s Law was the worthy winners of Division 1 while our other participants also rose to figure in the lower division results.
Special mention must go to the crew of Wicked who sailed Risky Business in the regatta and showed the true spirit and commitment to sailing in being able to keep the boat competing despite a few gear failures.
It was good to see a couple of Division 1 boats participating in annual Billy Run to Rotto. This is a great Club event to which the
regular attendees will attest, and with strategies already being considered to entice others to join in next year, there is hoped that more boats will participate and let the crews get out and experience unrestricted open water sailing.
Overall, it has been a successful year for Division 1 and there is confidence that all participants can look forward to an even better season in 25/26.
Once again this year, five Cole 32s battled it out for the Leon Symonds Trophy, which is awarded to the Cole 32 Champion. The Coles race in division two is under the handicap system, however the Championship is first past the post.
This season was yet again, very competitive. Five keen skippers and crew were on the water for the seven championship races with five to count. The final results after two drops were - Colusion Barry Arnold (5 points), Mingara George Ruul (11 points), Good Act Greg Munt (12 points), Cover Drive Peter Were (16 points), and Against All Odds Tawake Rakai (17 Points)
Racing was close and the Club Champion (who made a couple of mistakes in the last two races), ended up 4th and 2nd. Congratulations to Greg Munt and his team on Good Act for their wins in the final two races.
The Cole 32 is a great boat to sail on the river. Pointing well, they are extremely well mannered in all breezes. If you are keen on sailing on the ocean, the Coles are a really good sea boat. If you have a Cole or just want to crew on one of these great boats, come down and introduce yourself, we’d love to meet you.
Nick Melidonis
Division 3 had a quiet but effective and enjoyable season with around three regular starters on the start line:
Martine sailed by David Cole, Commotion sailed by Martin Compton and Hellas sailed by Nick Melidonis. As the season progressed, Hellas and Commotion made the most appearances and there were a few races where Hellas was the only starter, due mainly to crew issues on other boats.
Perhaps the most enjoyable outcome from the racing was the excellent camaraderie after each race, often giving the H28 fleet a run for their money at the response from the Commodore when results were about to be announced.
I, for one, miss the good old days when ten or more boats turned up at the start line for a day of good sailing on our amazing river. All clubs are facing severe shortages of boats turning up for racing although there are scores of boats sitting in their moorings each week using the Club as a marina.
Our thanks to Martin Compton for doing a superb job as Division 3 representative for a lot of the season but his load as a volunteer caused him to pass the baton to Nick Melidonis from Hellas, ably supported by Rod Thiele.
Nick could see that the diminished fleets both from SoPYC and RPYC (his previous home and close by for mid-river starts) was going to be the answer by combining both fleets for the coming season. After much debate, this was accepted by both clubs and we are looking forward to new fleets, new courses and new camaraderie for the coming season.
We hope to have some more Division 3 boats from our Club join us for the coming season.
Race results for the past season were: Consistency Championship and winner Doug Rickman Series; Hellas (Nick Melidonis)
Murray Jones Trophy to Commotion (Martin Compton).
A very well deserved Division 3 Crewperson of the Year went to Rod Thiele.
I wish all Division 3 Yachts good sailing and fair winds for the coming season.
The Red Witch fleet of yachts are a very colourful group. The hulls display all the colours of the rainbow when were all together on the starting line. The ages of those participating also varies greatly proving you are never too young or never too old to sail on a Red Witch yacht. When the summer sailing season comes to a close we realize how much we truly miss our Saturday afternoon sailing.
We have all had an awesome season with great camaraderie, good competition and a lot of laughs with good memories.
The season started very well for Witch Doctor, achieving third place overall in the combined fleet Patrons Trophy Pursuit at the start of the season. And like a pair of book ends, Witch Doctor finished third overall in the combined fleet Commodore’s Trophy Pursuit, at the end of the season.
In the combined fleet Frank Sampson Memorial Pursuit race, Shenanigans took the overall victory being first yacht across the finish line. The spinnaker run down to Dolphin West was a blast, achieving speed over 10.3 knots and allowing us to pass all of the other boats and set us up for the win with an unassailable lead.
In the Red Witch Club Championships for the season, the overall winner was Shenanigans, skippered by Kelvin Uren, achieving seven first place wins. Second place was Witch Doctor, skippered by Daniel Marshall and in third place was Hornblower, skippered by Tony Snow, with Escapade finishing fourth, Madge fifth and Bewitched sixth.
For the Red Witch Consistency Trophy, after twenty races, Team Shenanigans was first overall on 28 points. Second place went to Witch Doctor on 33.5 points and third to Hornblower with 47.5 points.
During the season, there were three handicap races called the Jeff Claflin Tri-series. The trophy is awarded on handicap results and was won this season by Darren Brown on Bewitched
On the third Saturday in March every year, we remember a great friend and skipper for the Daniel
Wyatt memorial race. Daniel Wyatt was the owner and skipper of the Red Witch Escapade. He was a very enthusiastic sailor and we remember him each year with this event. The Wyatt family presented the trophy and this year the race was won on handicap by Witch Doctor, sailed by Daniel Marshall.
The end of season prize night was well attended by Red Witch crew and skippers. Everyone gets on very well and there were many occasions
for great laughter and sharing stories. There were many trophies presented and smiles for photos. The winner of the best crewperson award for the Red Witch fleet was won by Ivy O’Toole.
A good number of Red Witch skippers and crew attended the annual racing rules nights at SoPYC and this was great to see. Everyone is keen to know more and it really sets the scene for a great upcoming summer sailing season at SoPYC.
Bruce Uren
It has been another successful season for the SS22 class, albeit with a small fleet. The competition between the top three boats has been intense with many highly enjoyable, friendly, close tussles. The class provides very inexpensive one-design racing with enthusiastic support available to all.
The fleet has continued to suffer from lack of participation in the season just completed. The decline has been continuous over the last 15 years with the vast majority of boats that change hands moving away from the Club. For a new owner, upfront nomination and pen entry fees are a serious deterrent. This is a difficult situation as the Club clearly needs to maintain financial viability.
The continuing strength of the fleet is rooted in in the participation in the SS22 State Championships series where we join boats from EFYC and CYC in a series of seven races. These races are well liked by the fleet as it facilitates sailing against boats from the other clubs at six locations around the river. This season Bruce Uren’s Wildfire won the State Championship by a single point from Sea Mist VI from CYC whilst David Mickle’s Mele Bilo III won the state
consistency.
At the Club level Wildfire won the Club Championship and Consistency with Mele Bilo III second in each of these.
It was great to see Murray McLean’s Finovola participating on a regular basis and it started the year with a bang by winning the Opening Day Patron’s trophy pursuit race. Wildfire also narrowly won Division 3 at the annual Cockburn Sound Regatta for the second year in a row. This is a sensational event conducted each year by The Cruising
Yacht Club at Rockingham between Christmas and New Year. The few boats from SoPYC who participate always have a great time both on and off the water. It is highly recommended to all sailors that don’t have family commitments in the period.
Bruce Uren was very satisfied to be awarded the Club’s Keelboat Sailor of the Year at the annual presentation evening. If anyone would like to know more about the class, please feel free to contact Bruce Uren on 0427 644 638 or email bruceuren@westnet.com.au
The S80 Association elected a new President for 2024/25 – Mark Gooding – an experienced SoPYC S80 and FF15 sailor. The new committee is building on the S80 initiatives already in place and adding other options to the drawing board to support the longevity of the S80 class on the river at both SoPYC and RPYC.
The 2024-25 season has now ended and participation was steady in terms of sailing numbers in both Club and association events.
SoPYC S80s raced in all association events conducted including the Metropolitan Championship, Swan River championship series, UK Halsey Sailmakers short series, overall S80 Association Season championships and SoPYC Championships.
At SoPYC Championships and events during the season we had a reasonable number of boats racing on Saturday and Wednesday afternoons including Abby Road, Don’t Panic, Fair Game, Glasgow Kiss, Zinfandel and Shadowfax
The prestigious Legends Day annual event, hosted to honour S80 legends past and present, was this year conducted by SoPYC and saw some 14 yachts entered to race with six from SoPYC . Retired ‘Legends’ are invited to skipper a racing S80 and the event has been running for several seasons.
The Big Gold Cup (Real Gold) was won by Simon Cunningham from RPYC sailing Rumrunner – a very good event, good conditions and good skipper and crew.
S80 State Championships
Glasgow Kiss (Greg Tonninson), Shadowfax (Mark Gooding) and Don’t Panic (Mat Selby) were the SoPYC entries. Glasgow Kiss won the event followed by Misbehaving (Phil Slee) taking second ahead of Shadowfax after a countback. This year’s S80 State Championship
event was again held in Cockburn Sound and conducted from the Royal Perth Fremantle annexe.
Bunbury has been building a strong fleet of S80s and conduct the SW Championships each January. The Koombana Bay Sailing Club now boasts about dozen S80 yachts.
It was a great SW Championship with Misbehaving (Phil Slee) taking the chocolates with Shadowfax (Mark Gooding) a close second. This maintained the Bunbury boys’ strangle-hold on the trophy – the Bunbury club has always won this trophy and no Perth crew/yacht has yet managed to bring the cup back to Perth from this annual Bunbury event.
The last South of Perth Yacht Club race of the season was a teams race between Royal Perth and South of Perth with the top three yachts from each club scoring their race result. South of Perth Yacht Club were the worthy winners.
Mara Lowry
The Women’s Squad at South of Perth Yacht Club proudly represented the Club in key events throughout the year, continuing to develop skills, foster camaraderie, and grow competitive spirit on the water.
Women’s State Keelboat Championships
SoPYC entered a team helmed by Mara Lowry in the 2025 Women’s State Keelboat Championships, held over the weekend of 5-6 April and hosted by East Fremantle Yacht Club. Racing took place on Foundation 36s, with five teams competing across six races.
Despite having only a couple of hours of training together prior to the event, the SoPYC team showed impressive determination and teamwork. Special thanks to Conor Nicholas for his invaluable on-water coaching and to Rear Commodore Nikki Kukura for her enthusiastic support during the event.
Racing conditions were particularly challenging. Saturday saw strong, shifty breezes in the notorious ‘drainpipe’, while Sunday brought light, variable
winds and strong currents. The competition was fierce, with Fremantle Sailing Club, led by RAMP skipper Nia Jerwood taking out the overall win. SoPYC placed fifth overall and gained valuable racing experience.
SoPYC Team Line-up – Women’s State Keelboat Championships:
Helm
Mara Lowry
Trim Wendy Jorgensen & Karen Rogerson
Main April Jorgensen
Mast Katie Gill
Pit Tess Trouchet / Melissa Baines
Bow Victoria Blanckensee
In the lead-up to the event, Mara, April, Wendy, and Tess would also like to thank Ian Stewart and Cliff Lawrence for the opportunity to race R2D2 in a Wednesday afternoon race, where the team secured first place on handicap.
Inter-Club Championships –Women’s Session
The Women’s session of the InterClub Championships was held on 12 April at Mounts Bay Sailing Club.
Helmed by April Jorgensen, the SoPYC team included junior member Harriet Mellor and competed across four races to finish fifth in the women’s division.
When combined with scores from the Veterans and Open sessions, SoPYC achieved a commendable 3rd place overall in the Inter-Club Championship series, highlighting the strength of the Club’s racing teams.
SoPYC Team Line-up – Inter-Club Women’s Session:
Helm April Jorgensen
Trim Wendy Jorgensen & Mara Lowry
Main
Melissa Baines
Mast Harriet Mellor
Pit Cally Browning
Bow Jen Sims
The Women’s Squad remains a vibrant and growing part of SoPYC, and we look forward to building on this momentum in the coming season–welcoming new sailors, strengthening our skills, and continuing to represent the Club with pride.
We now have thirteen H28s on the SoPYC boat register, following the loss of Koomela which sank in its pen on Jetty 7 early in 2025. Koomela was deemed unsuitable for restoration and it was ultimately scrapped, with the mast donated to the Section as a spare. The loss has not affected the sailing competition, as the yacht had not raced in recent years. In better times Koomela was previously owned and raced by Past Commodore Frank Billings.
Two of the fleet, Karoleeya and Carina have not raced for several years and are in need of some major restoration work. (Will they ever race again? Good question!) Two other H28s, Georgina and Napea of Carrick, despite the best of intentions, nominated but
did not really participate in any of the year’s sailing series.
On the plus side, Ralph Newton purchased Alma during the year and completed some overdue maintenance, with the yacht now looking new again with its unique duck egg blue painted hull. There is no doubt, once Ralph has organized a
full crew for all race series, that Alma is going to add a new dimension to the competition.
On the other side of the ledger, Wynella suffered the loss of its rudder during a too close encounter on a Saturday race in December and was out of all sailing competition for three months. Also absent from most of the
competition during the early part of the year, was our Commodore Brian Cross (Mariner), who committed the major part of his time at the helm, fulfilling the needs of his new management role.
We also lost Len Randell from our sailing competition, who decided early in 2025 to relinquish his brief time on the tiller with The First Jindarra as he found the yacht not suited to his purpose. We wish Len all the best, and good sailing, for his return to the Division 1 fleet. Past Commodore Phil Lammonby took over the temporary management of The First Jindarra repairing a few cracked ribs, caulking a few weeping seams and fitted a new starting battery. He sailed a few races but is not able to continue regular sailing because of work commitments. At the time of writing, we are looking for someone to take over The First Jindarra.
So, with nine H28s sailing regularly in the year’s competition series, the participation rates are described, below:
Saturday Racing Series –
Participation is better than the previous year with 2 races having 6 yachts, 8 races having 5 yachts, 6 races having 4 yachts, 3 races having 3 yachts and 1 race having only 2 yachts. Aloha sailed all 20 races, Swiftsure Saga 19, Nerrima 16, Wynella 14, Corella 7, Alma 6, Mariner 2, Anna 1, Georgina 1 and Napea of Carrick 1.
Midweek Racing Series – As a guide, I have illustrated the level of participation in the series from Opening Day this season to the 16th April 2025. With a total of 25 races, 1 race had 8 yachts, 3 races had 7, 8 races had 6, 5 races had 5, 5 races had 4 and 3 races had 3.
Swiftsure Saga sailed 24 races, Corella 22, Mariner 19, Nerrima 17, Wynella 15, Anna 11, The First Jindarra 10, Alma 9 and Aloha 4. All sailing competition results for the year were published in the 2025 Winter edition of Soundings. David Locke was Club Champion for the second year in a row. The future of the H28 sailing competition is looking good!
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Sailability is a self-funding, not-for-profit volunteer-run program. Our mission is to: ‘Provide sailing opportunities for people with a disability, regardless of their ability, mobility or circumstances.’
Supported by 55 volunteers, we saw 570 participants sailing across the season – approximately 32 per session. Although season 2024/25 provided 26 Wednesdays to go sailing, the weather was either too hot or too windy, on a number of days. We don’t sail on days over 35oC or in winds above 15 knots- leaving us with 18 suitable days.
• 5 Hansa 303 (dinghies designed for sailors with disabilities)
• 1 Etchell
• 1 Windrush
• 1 Spacesailer 22
• 3 Red Witches
Supporting the sailing fleet, under an arrangement with SoPYC, we access powerboats for additional
Sailability operates through the combined support of the Club, together with many of its members and non-members too. We recognise the dedication of our volunteers and the generosity of our sponsors.
A big thank you to our sponsors in season 2024/25, they are:
• Bunnings Warehouse
• Containers for Change
• Healthway
• Griffiths Engineering
• Pelican Manufacturing
• Radio Warehouse
• Rotary Melville
• Sailability WA
• Tyrepower Port Kennedy
• Wilson Marine
Through the year we also gathered financial support mainly through:
participant experiences together with safety coverage on the water.
During the year we increased our flexibility on the jetties, by expanding the number of hoists and locations where they can be deployed. This resulted in both time saving and ease, when moving participants who need lifted assistance in and out of boats.
Participant safety is our overarching guide. This is delivered in each session, where we sail only in designated safe protected water, supported by a safety boat. All vessels are under the control of experienced volunteer skippers and crew. Volunteer safety is of course equal to participant safety. Hauling the 303s out of the water, over the waffle jetty is a strenuous task. Through the ingenuity and welding skills of Ted Collinson and his son-in-law, this task has been made so much easier and safer. A big thank you to Ted and sonin-law, for the 303 trolley hauler.
• Bunnings Sausage Sizzle - raising just over $2,000. thanks to the participation of 18 volunteers and the coordination of David Robinson
• State Government Grant –$38,000 through Kim Giddens MLA (member for Bateman) for the purchase of boats, sails and jetty equipment.
At season end, after eight and a half years, Program Coordinator Liz Warman stepped away from Sailability. Although a brief farewell was shared at the closing day, Liz’s absence and contribution will be long remembered and sorely missed. Immense gratitude and thanks to Liz.
At Sailability, we are privileged to be surrounded by like-minded people who are directly or indirectly dedicated to serving the community, in the name of sailing. With volunteer numbers being the main limitation to increasing our impact, we encourage any club members (or friends) to join us and share priceless moments enriching the lives of our participants and of each other.
Russell Dawes
Each season has it’s expected moments and some that came from a bit more left of field and 24/25 was no exception .
If betting was ever going to be part of the process, any astute bookmaker would certainly have shortened the odds on Best Foot Forward being close to, or at, the front of our fleet and the odds would have certainly shortened even further following a successful campaign and clean sweep in the very competitive Australian Championships.
Highlighting the quality of the sailing program and the committed sailors within the fleet at Club Ineffable placed second overall and Final Fifteen finishing a very credible fifth in a very competitive fleet at the championships.
Fast forward a few weeks when the State Championships, which had steadily developed into a two-horse
race, was eventually decided on the last leg of the last heat when Best Foot Forward, having utilised a selection of crew throughout the season, took the final honours. Ineffable had substantially closed the margin, but alas, ended up finishing second.
All that action at the front of the fleet prompted the Ineffable boys to add a bit of humour and frivolity to prize night and adopt an ‘always a bridesmaid’ attitude when they arrived on the night wearing matching evening gowns to reflect their state of mind.
Even the more open-minded members of our section would have to agree that some things can’t be unseen and, while there have been photos circulating, they won’t be getting aired in a wholesome publication like the South of Perth Yacht Club Yearbook!
This year, the club consistency was only able to be finally decided on
the last racing day with the winning margin in the end being only half a point that saw Final Fifteen finally prevailing and getting the nod from Faffin in a close battle that had persisted throughout the season.
Lots of work gets done off the water so that things can run smoothly, so sincere thanks are extended to our Captains for their efforts.
The meetings and input required in order organise and maintain a racing program catering to a very healthy fleet of boats is never easy; however the outstanding results that were achieved across both local and national events are certainly an appropriate recognition of their outstanding efforts.
A great season that was had by all participants certainly augers well for the ongoing success of the section going forward.
See you in a few short months for opening day.
David Staniforth-Smith
Ocean racing offers a unique and rewarding experience beyond what river racing can provide. Longer courses give crew members valuable opportunities to broaden their sailing skills by taking on different roles, including time at the helm and sailing in unfamiliar positions. Add in ever-changing sea conditions and stunning ocean scenery – often featuring dolphins, seals, or whales – and you have an experience that is both challenging and unforgettable.
This season saw the welcome addition of new yachts to the fleet, competing alongside familiar names. The Section looks forward to building on this momentum in 2025–26.
The Ocean Racing Section welcomes new yachts and crew. If you’re interested in joining, contact us at oceanracing@sopyc.com.au.
SoPYC is a founding member of Ocean Racing WA (ORWA), alongside FSC, RPYC, RFBYC, and HYC. Each year, member clubs host a series of short and long-haul ocean races.
Only one long-haul race is held every year and SoPYC hosts the Geraldton Ocean Classic every second year. This season SoPYC introduced a new short-haul event for alternate years: the Pieces of Eight Race, which was met with enthusiasm and featured a thoughtfully designed course that challenged all participants. A big thank you goes to our volunteers, SoPYC staff, and especially to Chris Hind, Matt Rose, and Sailing Administrator Matt Doyle for their work on planning this new event.
Our club members crew on numerous ocean racing yachts in the ORWA series with member Guy Skinner crewing on the Siska Trophy winner Obsession this year. Although based on the river, SoPYC continues to have strong ocean racing presence through King Canute, skippered by Matt Rose. Matt and crew delivered a standout season in the ORWA series, including:
• Cape Naturaliste and Return Race – 1st in IRC & PHS Division 2, and 1st Combined PHS
• Point Robert Return Race – 1st in PHS Division 2
• West Coaster Race – 1st in IRC & PHS Division 2
Whilst the racing at the Cockburn Sound Regatta in December was fierce at times, this regatta is primarily about a fun week on the ocean and bringing the skippers and crew together for enjoyable social activities in the evening. This saw four SoPYC yachts compete, with excellent results:
• Wildfire – 1st PHS Division
• K-Factor – 1st PHS Division 2, 2nd IRC
• Random Times – 2nd PHS JAM3
• Tapestry – 3rd IRC Division 1
February saw SoPYC yachts successfully competing in the Geographe Bay Race Week.
Congratulations to the Murphy’s Law team who placed 1st PHS and 3rd IRC in Division 1 K-Factor, King Canute, and Risky Business also performed well in Division 3.
Another calendar highlight was the Billy Run to Rottnest, held together with EFYC’s Darcy Run. Six SoPYC yachts took part in tricky conditions. Congratulations to Murphy’s Law – 1st Division 1; Ballina – 1st Division 2; and Vision – 1st Division 3
The Ocean Racing Section wish to extend our sincere thanks to our 2025 sponsors, Wilson Marine, Nail Brewing and Bare Creative. Please show your support by visiting Chris Pearson’s chandlery for your boating needs, enjoying a Quokka Export in the quarterdeck bar or a Nail beer from John’s great range, and by contacting Cally next time you have graphic design requirements. Our sponsors have generously supported many events at SoPYC, not just within the Ocean Racing community.
This year has seen the Cruising section change its captain from Paul Stott to Peter Coghill. Paul remains on the committee as vice-captain. Thanks go to Paul for his time and efforts whilst volunteering in this role. Our committee members are Paul Stott, Amanda Watson, Garry Morrison, David Barton, Rob Willis, Jan Culver, Brian Culver, Dave Kazim and Marcel Every.
During the 24/25 year, the Cruising section held a number of events including a cruise/drive, organised by Dave, to Claremont Yacht Club for lunch on 18th August 2024. The event was well attended by over fifty SoPYC members, partners and friends. Unfortunately, as the weather blew up with gusts of up to 40 knots, so what was intended to be a cruise turned into a road trip. Nevertheless, it was a wonderful relaxed event with lots of good food, drinks, laughter and camaraderie.
Guest speaker John Adams gave a very interesting seminar on 23rd October 2024 entitled “Learn how to find more fish with your echo sounder”. This experienced seafarer and commercial fisherman talk was organised by Paul, Dave and Rob and let’s face it, the more help you can get when targeting fish to land in your boat the better.
On 27th October 2024, a Rottnest cruise to Thompson Bay Cruise
had been organised by Marcel, but alas, once again the weather gods intervened. The event was changed to a Rocky Bay raft up which resulted in blue skies and a great day on the river.
An upriver Cruise to the Peninsula Farm Café was held on 17th November 2024, organised by Vice Commodore Amanda Watson and Garry Morrison. A lovely lunch was enjoyed by all, followed by special entry to and a tour of, Tranby House Museum.
Many cruisers headed to Rotto for the Christmas period and for the cray season, where Sundowners were a nightly event between the boats. Some lucky SoPYC members stayed there for over 3 months, that’s how good it is.
On the March Labour day long
weekend, SoPYC (and others) were invited to the Mandurah Offshore Fishing and Sailing club, to join them for an ‘Aegean Escape’ This involved a Champagne Bay raft up, Bar Odyssey and an Aegean-themed Buffet dinner, all of which were just magnificent.
A number of Cruisers helped out with checkpoint duty for the annual Billy Run sail to Rottnest on 8th March and enjoyed yet another fun weekend.
The Cruising section welcomes skippers and crew from both sailing yachts and power boats to participate in all our events.
I wish to thank the Cruising Committee for their efforts during the past 12 months.
2025 has been a bumper year for Dragon Flite (DF) 95 radio control yachts at SoPYC, thanks to the efforts of its members. We regularly enjoy fleets of 10 or more boats sailing in the western hard stand launching area in front of the Club on Friday afternoons. Racing runs from 3pm to 5pm, with early-birds practicing for the day’s competition beginning around 2pm for those that can make it that early.
Sailing is open to all SoPYC members and it would be terrific to see more prospective sailors from the wider SoPYC membership consider joining in the fun and give the little racing thoroughbreds a shot. While the controls of the yachts are basic whilst sailing, limited to just the rudder and sail winch while afloat, boat speed around the course is optimised by fine preset adjustments of outhaul, cunningham, vang, mast bend and back stay etc, just as it is on bigger boats. These fine tune adjustments being made between races can often make the difference between a race win, or mid fleet position. Such is the challenge of our friendly and competitive racing.
If you fancy a shot, then contact our fleet representatives Kevin Fulwood or Nick Jerwood who will be able to arrange for a session with the fleet to experience sailing the DF95 and hopefully you, like many others
before, will catch the bug of radio control yacht racing.
DF95s (and spare parts) are readily available from local suppliers or from a well-stocked warehouse in NSW through online shopping. It is hard to imagine how anyone can get more fun per dollar from the sport of sailing than is enjoyed by the DF95 sailing community.
We have members who sail regularly at local partner radio control yacht clubs as well as competing in state, interstate, national and international competition. Sailors can enjoy the camaraderie of sailing only at SOPYC or incorporate additional opportunities into their sailing calendar. The next additional opportunity for our group is the Australian Nationals being held at the
end of September in Port Adelaide, followed by the WA States held in November in Jackadder Lake and then looking forward a bit further into the future, the DF95 Global Championship to be held in one year’s time by the Cape Radio Yacht Club, Theewater, South Africa, not forgetting an open invitation event to be staged at Bettenays Winery in Margaret River which will combine some great culture, food and wine as well as a lot of fun racing.
Our objective is to provide an enjoyable experience for all sailors, week in, week out, irrespective of experience or racing ability. A platform to learn, develop and broaden your sailing experience at very low cost.
Why not give it a shot?
Bruce Cadee
Year
y July 2024, Saturday morning rowing became a regular activity, with crews braving choppy waters and strong winds as well as enjoying calmer, sunny conditions. As the weather improved, sessions shifted to Sundays, drawing more interest. Our WhatsApp group buzzed with boat bookings, photo sharing, and – most importantly–coffee plans.
In September, the East Fremantle Skiff Association hosted SoPYC and RFBYC for a breakfast BBQ and rowin-company. Despite a strong easterly wind and outgoing tide, the event was a success and marked the beginning of regular inter-club rowing–fostering new friendships and healthy competition.
These clubs reunited for the SoPYC Opening Day sail past and soon after, SoPYC crews took part in Swan Yacht Club’s Opening Day. October saw us supporting the Navy League’s Veterans Health Week by rowing alongside East Fremantle Skiff Club.
In November, one of our skiffs was featured at Fremantle Ports Maritime Day as part of the Amateur Boat Builders’ Association exhibit. Members from both the Bosun’s Club and rowing group helped promote the St Ayles Skiff movement.
In December skiff rowers, Bosun’s Club members, and East Fremantle friends gathered for a celebration,
complete with a feast courtesy of Rick Steuart’s BBQ skills and delicious desserts from our rowers.
We welcomed several UK visitors throughout the year including Jacqueline, who brought insights from the UK skiff scene, Mark and Carole, who joined Sunday rows and coffees and added international flavour to our outings.
On Australia Day weekend, SoPYC participated in the Augusta Picnic Regatta, competing with five other clubs. Bruce Cadee, Greg and Leanne Howell, Ian Johnson, and Alan Sharpe raced in sprints and the 3.5 km Blackwood Challenge. Leanne also rowed with East Freo’s women’s crew.
The 65th HMAS Perth Memorial Regatta at Nedlands Yacht Club attracted over 130 boats from 13 clubs. St Ayles Skiffs from three Perth clubs joined the tribute. SoPYC’s team –Anne Benson, Leanne Howell, Simon Page, Bruce Cadee, and Ian Johnson – helped highlight skiff rowing to a broad audience.
While we didn’t place at Augusta, the experience sparked motivation. A new Tuesday group formed, focused on performance. Meanwhile, Alan Sharpe, Bob Harrap, Bruce Cadee, and the Bosun’s Club redesigned the oars to be longer and wider – yet within regulations. Thanks to these upgrades and the training efforts of Alan, Anne, Greg, Leanne, and Simon, our crew placed 2nd among 13 mixed teams and 6th overall out of 27 in a national 5 km time trial.
In June the Albany Maritime Foundation launched two new skiffs, bringing WA’s total to thirteen. SoPYC supported the build with molds, supports, and Bosun’s Club expertise. A team consisting of Bruce Cadee, Ian Johnson, Anne Slavin, Peter Black, Alan Sharpe, along with Bob and Lorraine Harrap, attended the launch and first row on Princess Royal Harbour.
Though weather on the harbour was rough, the Kalgan River provided perfect conditions the next day. A sausage sizzle at the Rowing Club Shed wrapped up the weekend. Back at the Airbnb and warmed up by the wood heater, we enjoyed good food, good wine, and better company – a memorable time away.
A lot has happened with our St Ayles Skiffs this year, and even more is planned for 2025/26. Skiff rowing is one of the fastest-growing activities globally– and for good reason.
With four sweep rowers and a coxswain, skiffs are surprisingly easy to row, suitable for all ages, and require no experience. Most of our members had never rowed before. Both our skiffs are regularly on the water, and there’s room for more. Whether you’re interested in competitive, social, or fitness rowing – everyone is welcome. To get involved, contact Anne on 0426 724 810 or Bruce on 0419 508 785.
LIFE MEMBER
Colquhoun, Patrick* 29/03/1980
Cowden, Colin* 10/09/1954
Leslie, Rupert* 23/06/1986
Swinton, Leslie* 06/07/1985
60 YEAR MEMBER
Barton, David*
01/01/1962
Berryman, Warren* 14/04/1954
Betts, Trevor* 24/03/1958
Hawley, Bruce* 23/08/1960
Howells, Owen* 05/12/1957
Powell, Ian* 03/06/1960
Rooke, Paul* 01/01/1962
Wheeler, John* 16/03/1957
Williams, Peter* 01/07/1963
ORDINARY
Aarons, Michael 20/12/2016
Abbott, William* 19/09/1990
Abercromby, Mark 28/05/2021
Adams, Brian 22/12/2021
Allen, Michael 28/03/2017
Anderson, Russel 19/09/1997
Anderson, Ian 24/10/2017
Andrews, Gregory* 16/11/1992
Arnold, Barry* 07/08/1989
Bacon, Ashley 26/04/2016
Bailey, Vernon 02/11/1996
Balcombe, John 01/10/2024
Ballantyne, Leslie 24/10/2006
Banks, Geoffrey 28/02/2017
Barnett, Lex 28/03/2006
Batley, Ryk 17/02/2011
Batt, Peter 29/10/2021
Baxter, Kenneth* 30/06/1987
Beatson, Simon 26/02/2002
Begley, Anthony 23/09/2020
Benton, Robert 13/05/1996
Berden, Theodorus 25/01/2011
Bergin, Bronwyn 25/11/2020
Bergmans, Nathan 01/02/2022
Berry, Geoffrey 01/11/2024
Bertolini, Liseo 27/04/2022
Beurteaux, Rod 30/09/2011
Biagioni, Albert 22/11/2016
Biagioni, Laurence 22/11/2016
Birney, Matthew 22/05/2018
Biscoe, Steve 23/10/2019
Blair, Alastair 28/02/2024
Blanckensee, Ian* 24/01/1966
Blowers, Clive 19/02/2016
Bodin, John 24/10/2019
Bomford, Ronald 27/02/2019
Bond, Trevor 15/11/1996
Brand, Haydon 27/03/2012
Breen, Stephen 29/10/2021
Brindal, Greg 24/10/2017
Broadbent, Peter 19/04/2021
Broadhurst, Stephen 26/03/2002
Brooker, Leslie 25/03/2008
Brooks, Douglas 23/12/1998
Brooks, Keith 23/01/2018
Brown, Kelvin* 31/01/1989
Brown, Craig 05/08/2020
Burbidge, Kevin 27/02/2018
Burns, Nicole 11/10/2006
Butler, Allan 28/10/2020
Cadee, Bruce 24/06/2014
Campbell, Anthony 31/05/2024
Campbell, Bradley 23/06/2025
Carr, Paul 24/05/2023
Chatwin, Scott 24/04/2025
Christie, Simon 11/02/2021
Churchward, Ian 01/04/1996
Ciccarelli, Essaia 20/12/2023
Clamp, Richard 26/02/2020
Clarke, Neil* 25/08/1976
Clyne, Lyndsey 22/05/2018
Cole, David* 22/10/1993
Coles, Chad 22/08/2017
Colquhoun, Andrew 27/06/2017
Connell, John 27/01/2004
Connelly, Damian 11/02/2021
Cook, Wayne 22/05/2018
Coote, Michael 21/08/2012
Cordina, Joseph 29/03/2022
Costa, Luigi 27/02/2019
Court, John 16/08/2018
Covolato, Paul 24/03/2021
Cowden, David* 25/10/1974
Creasey, Terry 10/09/1996
Curtis, Joe 22/04/2014
Curtis, Paul 24/04/2024
Czarzasty, Kris 24/04/2017
Dalglish, Troy 17/07/2001
Davin, Hugh 23/04/2013
Della-Maddalena, Camillo* 27/07/1976
Delle Donne, Michele 27/03/2018
Dentamaro, Aldo 22/03/2005
Di Virgilio, David 20/09/2018
Divirgilio, Robert 23/12/2024
Dodd, Chris 28/09/2010
Doig, Ronan 04/11/2024
Douthie, Michael 27/04/2022
Drysdale, Gerard* 26/11/1969
Dunbar, Michael* 09/10/1984
Dunbar, Paul* 09/10/1984
Dunbar, Di* 24/10/1986
Dunbar, Gordon* 24/10/1986
Dunning, Steven 26/11/2020
Dutton, Mark 25/01/2023
Dyker, Grant 24/07/2019
Eaton, Jarrad 28/11/2018
Edgson, Graham 27/05/2014
Edwards, Philip 26/06/2007
Egan, Karen 07/04/2011
Ellard, David 26/10/2022
Ellison, Debbie 27/10/2015
Emin, Keith 21/12/2010
Evans, Richard* 11/09/1982
Evans, John* 15/10/1979
Fallows, Leanne 25/11/2014
Fallows, Scott 28/10/2014
Farrow, John* 20/07/1980
Ferguson, Stephen 23/10/2017
Ferguson, Graeme 19/05/1998
Firth, Grant 25/09/2019
Fisher, Russell 24/05/2011
Forbes, William* 25/05/1994
Foreman, Cameron 28/11/2017
Forrest, Alan 27/05/2025
Forte, Vito 28/05/2024
Fotios, Anthony 27/06/2017
Francis, Russell 23/10/2007
Frean, Geoffrey* 21/08/1987
Fretwell, Leonard 26/10/2022
Fry, Bradley 24/05/2023
Game, Susan* 09/10/1986
Gangemi, Zach 06/03/2025
Gee, Craig 23/05/2006
Gell, Richard 22/11/2016
Gibbons, Christopher 14/01/2025
Giles, Michael* 19/04/1985
Gilham, David 19/08/1996
Gilham, Paul 27/11/2001
Gilkison, Jamie 23/04/2013
Glaister, John 25/11/2003
Gooding, Walter 04/08/2000
Gorman, Warrick 28/03/2017
Grant, Veronica 03/12/2024
Greaves, Jeremy 26/11/2020
Greer, Lee 31/05/2021
Griffiths, Cameron 11/02/2021
Grover, Stephen* 27/11/1982
Hall, Matt 23/04/2013
Hanham, David 25/05/2010
Hardcastle, Mark 18/12/2019
Harrison, Timothy 03/07/2007
Harrison, Stephen 24/04/2024
Harry, Sydney 20/06/2002
Harry, Adam 13/07/2021
Hartley, Stephen* 20/10/1967
Hassen, John* 23/08/1967
Hastings, Warren 26/04/2023
Hayes, Clinton 22/08/2006
Hayes, Abbey 28/02/2023
Hayman, Mark 22/03/2005
Heimans, Hank 22/01/2002
Herron, Geoffrey* 06/12/1979
Hewitt, Deanne 24/03/2021
Heydon, Christina* 03/06/1979
Higham, Christopher 19/01/1968
Hill, Gregory 22/08/2017
Hladin, John 26/04/2011
Hobbs, Adrian 22/09/2015
Hodder, James* 31/07/1995
Houchin, Martin 28/06/2011
Howell, Rees 17/10/1997
Howells, Bryan 08/03/1996
Howie, Neil 26/07/2011
Hughes, Shaun 31/07/2023
Iao, Ieng Cheong 22/11/2016
Ingham, Grant 28/05/2021
Irvine, Glenn 24/04/2007
Irvine, Neil 12/05/1998
Jackson, Brett 30/08/1973
Jackson, John 13/06/2006
James, Nathan 24/02/2021
Jarvis, Ross 23/05/2017
Jennings, Anton 23/05/2006
Johnson, William 22/03/2005
Jones, Arthur 28/11/2017
Jones, Christopher 28/11/2017
Jones, Merfyn 17/12/2020
Jorgensen, April 26/11/2013
Judd, Andrew 16/08/2007
Kane, Tobias 23/07/2013
Kelliher, Robert 27/06/2006
Kelly, Dee 29/10/1998
Kelly, Stephen 01/11/2024
Kennedy, Michael 20/08/2001
Kennedy, Gavin 24/02/2021
Kenny, Anthony 22/12/2021
Kilminster, Darren 28/02/2017
Knight, Wayde 24/12/2013
Kukura, Nikki* 25/09/1991
Kumar, Mukesh 05/02/2025
Kwiecien-Fisher, Marek 29/10/2021
Lally, Steven 30/07/2024
Lammonby, Phillip* 14/12/1991
Landwehr, Mark 24/04/2017
Lawrence, Clifford* 01/08/1984
Ledger, Rupert 22/11/2016
LeunigKimberley 23/01/2019
Leveridge-Smith, Tracy* 03/12/1983
Lewis, Mark 26/06/2018
Lewis, Graham* 17/12/1992
Lewis, James 27/03/2019
Lewis-Driver, Chris 23/01/2001
Lillingston, Graeme 26/11/2002
Linaker, Jason 29/03/2023
Lindsay, Mark 25/03/2014
Lindsay, Stephen 25/09/2019
Linton, Robert* 14/02/1989
Little, Ernest* 29/01/1986
Lively, Matthew 04/08/2000
Locke, David* 09/03/1966
Logan, Dawn* 06/04/1978
Lucas, Gavin 27/10/2015
Lucey, Joseph 23/11/2004
Lumsden, Callum 01/10/2024
Lumsden, Justin 24/04/2025
Luscombe, Gerard 26/06/2000
Mackay, Graeme 26/09/2019
Macpherson, Rhett 30/09/2021
Maddy, Adrian 26/02/2013
Mahohoma, Tobias 21/12/2022
Marsh, Phillip 24/05/2000
Marshall, Wayne* 26/02/1992
Marshall, Benjamin 23/07/2013
Martin, Peter* 01/09/1982
Martins, Alison 23/12/2008
Mathieson, Gordon 18/10/2018
Mcclare, Steven 26/10/2022
Mcclure, Liam 23/12/2021
Mcewan, Ian 26/08/2014
Mckiernan, Paul 28/11/2018
Mclaughlin, Thomas* 08/11/1983
Mclean, Murray 26/08/2014
Mcllheney, David 23/09/2014
McNally, Aaron 21/05/2013
Mcvittie, Paul 23/12/2021
Meagher, Raymond 21/09/2001
Melidonis, Nick 23/12/2021
Melsom, Peter* 04/10/1973
Meredith, Robert 26/05/1999
Mewburn, Guy 20/12/2016
Mickle, David 25/11/2020
Millett, Gary 22/11/2016
Minto, Andrew 09/11/2010
Moeller, Phillip 24/03/2021
Mondello, Bert 14/11/2025
Moore, Kenneth 22/02/2005
Moore, Aaron 13/12/1996
Morris, Richard 03/08/2021
Morrison, David* 22/10/1986
Morrison, Garry 24/03/1999
Morton, Ben 22/04/2014
Muir, Mirina 25/01/2023
Munt, Greg 28/11/2018
Murphy, Dan 26/06/2001
Muscat, Zac 04/06/1998
Nadilo, Peter 24/07/2024
Nesdale, Rita* 04/04/1987
Newcombe, James 13/05/2025
Norris, Lindy 06/05/1997
Norrish, James 30/07/2024
Northover, Gregory* 22/06/1969
Northover, Peter 22/01/2009
Nosarka, Naushad 28/02/2017
O’Keefe, Christopher 30/09/2011
Oliver, Stephen 28/02/2024
Osborne, Clint 29/03/2022
Ossey, Robert 28/11/2017
O’Sullivan, Peter 30/07/2024
Page, Justin 31/07/2023
Palmer, David* 06/07/1994
Palmer, Michael 26/08/2020
Papas, Brad 25/09/2007
Park, John 17/09/2009
Paz Linares, Victor Hugo 05/03/2025
* Denotes members who exceed 30 years continuous membership
Pearce, David* 20/11/1975
Pedersen, Glenn 27/09/2016
Pense, Brad 16/01/2023
Perron, Roy 23/10/2001
Phillips, Kevin 23/04/2013
Pickering, Gina 26/06/2007
Pickup, Jeff 06/03/2025
Picot, Dean 19/11/1996
Pienaar, Daniel 18/10/2018
Pierzak, John 26/08/2008
Poli, Milvia 22/05/2007
Popham, Mark* 12/08/1981
Porter, Robert* 18/02/1980
Purdon, Thomas 28/05/2021
Quinn, Brendan 24/12/2013
Rakai, Tawake 22/01/2002
Randell, Leonard 01/10/2007
Rapanaro, Joseph 28/10/2020
Reason, Geoffrey 30/01/2013
Rees, Paul 26/03/2013
Reid, Grant 21/12/2022
Ricciardi, Gary 28/07/2009
Rich, Gary 29/03/2022
Richards, William 27/07/2004
Richardson, Rodney* 12/11/1984
Rikkers, Tony 25/11/2014
Roberts, Fred 24/02/2015
Roberts, Peter 24/11/2021
Robinson, Vanessa 11/03/2025
Rodan, Brian 25/11/2020
Rodan, Nicholas 28/02/2023
Rodoreda, Gary* 07/05/1976
Rodoreda, Mark 26/02/2020
Rose, Matt 24/06/2020
Rousset, Jerome 28/02/2006
Rummins, Brian* 12/10/1974
Ruul, George 22/04/2003
Ryman, Bradley 26/05/2022
Saleeba, Brian* 14/05/1974
Sangalli, Peter 25/03/2020
Sardelic, Simmon 26/10/2010
Sawyer, Mark 25/11/2020
Schifferli, John 18/12/2020
Scott, Gregory 18/12/2012
Scudds, Paul 22/12/2022
Selby, Mathew 26/10/2010
Sharpe, Alan* 01/10/1966
Sharpe, Brett 23/12/2021
Sheridan, Bradley 20/01/2011
Sherrington, Peter 25/03/2014
Sinclair, Adam 22/11/2016
Skinner, Barry* 27/09/1985
Skinner, Guy* 16/10/1973
Smith, Robert 27/07/2018
Smith, Bryan 21/12/1997
Smith, Brian 26/09/2006
Smith, Douglas 19/03/1997
Smith, Andrew 28/06/2023
Softly, Martin* 25/06/1984
Somas, Chantelle* 24/08/1990
Somas, Chris* 24/08/1990
Spalding, Graham 19/12/2006
Spartalis, Anna 30/01/2020
Spiteri, Anthony 28/11/2017
Spittle, James 20/10/2014
Stafford, Matthew 29/06/2022
Stallwood, John 28/01/2022
Stanley, Glen* 26/06/1986
Stevenson, Peter 26/10/2010
Stevenson, Colin* 18/10/1995
Stewart, Campbell* 16/05/1994
Stockil, Larry 21/12/2023
Stone, Simon 24/04/2012
Stott, Paul 22/10/2013
Suermondt, Pamela* 30/11/1971
Sukadana, Imade 31/03/2025
Surman, Kyle 05/06/1997
Taddeo, Brendan 27/03/2024
Tatulli, Angelo 27/06/2017
Taylor, Malcolm* 22/09/1991
Taylor, Mark 27/03/2019
Tegart, Murray 29/04/2021
Telling, Matthew 24/06/2025
Thomas, Glenn* 01/08/1970
Thoms, David 28/10/2020
Thomson, Robert 28/09/2023
Thorpe, Andrew 24/11/2015
Tieman, Tom 24/02/2015
Tincey, Simon 29/09/1999
Tonnison, Greg 17/12/2002
Triebler, Todd 25/10/2023
Truong, Lac 24/06/2014
Turner, Stephanie 28/09/2022
Tyler, Timothy 28/11/2017
Uren, Bruce 25/06/2013
Vadala, Sam 20/08/2009
Varga, Nikolas 29/11/2023
Versaci, Angela 24/05/2023
Vicencio, Carlos 25/06/2021
Vinciguerra, Gaetano 28/05/2024
Vlaar, Petrus* 27/11/1987
Vogel, Richard 12/10/2021
Walker, Timothy 21/08/2012
Wall, Steven 28/04/1999
Walsh, Todd 22/11/2011
Walton, Edwin 29/10/2021
Ward-Dickson, Justin 23/11/2022
Warwick, Geoffrey 27/02/2020
Warwick, Barry 29/11/2023
Watson, Amanda 20/06/2002
Were, Peter 24/04/2001
White, James 19/11/1996
Wilkes, Darryl 19/12/2017
Williams, Lesley* 16/10/1966
Wilson, Alan 25/02/2000
Wilson, John* 14/07/1987
Wimshurst, Gerald 01/07/2016
Winter, Stephen 22/06/2010
Winter, Oscar 26/11/2019
Woolhouse, John* 11/07/1987
Worley, Matthew 28/02/2024
Wren, Peter 25/10/2023
Wright, John* 15/05/1991
Yee-Moscufo, Daniel 29/10/2024
FAMILY MEMBER
Abbott, Bradley* 10/10/1979
Armitage, Jennifer 22/04/2014
Arundel, Damian 24/08/2022
Atkinson, David 22/11/2016
Austin, Darren 28/11/2017
Bailey, Stewart 11/06/2009
Bajars, Glen 28/02/2023
Baker, Peter 23/04/2025
Barrett, Phillip 27/02/2019
Beck, Timothy 25/11/2020
Benfatta, Jason 09/06/2025
Beveridge, Craig 23/05/2017
Billings, Craig 27/08/2002
Blake, Colm 01/12/1999
Blythe, Richard 6/10/2021
Boswell, Brian 24/03/2021
Bouckaert, Lieven 26/06/2018
Bowen, Simon Noel 15/12/2015
Boys, Rodney 26/03/2013
Bradley, Anthony 26/05/2015
Bradley, Vincent 25/11/2014
Brandis, Colin 27/03/2019
Bromberger, James 16/10/2023
Brooks, Stuart 17/12/2020
Brown, Darren 28/10/2020
Buchan, Jason 18/12/2019
Burns, Robert* 28/03/1991
Burton, Dawn 24/07/2024
Carville, Dean 20/12/2000
Charsley, Andrew 24/03/2015
Chernoff, Nick 29/01/2020
Clarke, Stephen 21/12/2010
Coghill, Peter 23/12/2021
Cole, Jane 25/10/2005
Compton, Martyn 22/01/2013
Conacher, Mark 26/02/2008
Conick, Ben 26/08/2020
Cooper, John 28/11/2006
Cross, Brian 07/03/1996
Cruthers, Bruce 14/12/2023
Culver, Brian 28/11/2017
Curtis, Connor 22/12/2022
Dahl, Kirsten 24/11/2009
Dalglish, Frank* 13/11/1990
Davies, Jon 27/05/2025
Davis, Steven 18/12/2007
De Luca, David 18/12/2019
De Vries, Brian* 29/06/1992
Debattista, Daniel 30/11/2021
Di Masi, Lisa 27/05/2025
Di Stasio, Daniel 11/03/2025
Doig, Kevin 27/01/2022
D’Orazio, David 22/11/2016
Doubikin, Ian 25/10/2023
Downs, James 23/06/2015
Draber, Phillip 28/11/2006
Drinnan, Craig 29/07/2020
Ducler, Marc 25/03/2020
Dunning, Troy 23/09/2020
Easterbrook, Brian 24/03/2015
Edgar, Stephen 28/02/2024
Edmeades, Julie* 17/04/1985
Edwards, John 18/12/2019
Egerton-Warburton, Robert 23/08/2023
Eley, Robert 25/11/2008
Every, Marcel 23/08/2016
Farrington, Kane 08/05/2025
Featherby, Janene 23/01/2018
Feilding, Scott 01/11/2024
Fenton, John 24/07/2003
Flood, Glen 27/08/2013
Fry, Matthew 26/08/2020
Gangemi, Joseph 06/03/2025
Gardner, David 25/01/2023
Giglia, Vince 28/02/2024
Gillett, David 19/11/2015
Glancy, Janice 26/04/2023
Gooding, Mark 04/08/2000
Gullotto, Ray 22/11/2016
Haliczenko, Stefan 23/02/2016
Hamilton, Robert 24/07/2024
Hancock, Clinton 28/02/2023
Hansen, Craig* 03/08/1988
Hare, Andrew 12/02/2025
Harper, Mark 25/03/2008
Harrap, Bob 26/06/2019
Harris, Steven 23/04/2002
Harris, Peter 05/08/2021
Harris, Paul 01/10/2021
Harris, Clint 29/11/2023
Heatley, Brett 27/03/2024
Heatley, Geoffrey 27/03/2024
Henry, Cameron 30/11/2021
Hicks, Ashley* 31/08/1988
Higgins, Gail 12/02/1996
Hind, Christopher 20/08/2009
Howard, Ian 28/11/2006
Hutchinson, Peter 26/02/2013
Jalagge, Roshana 26/07/2016
Johnson, Joshua 26/02/2025
Johnston, Linda 27/03/2019
Julien, Anthony 25/08/2022
Kazim, Sanae 23/12/2021
Kelly, Allan 24/06/2020
Kelly, Jacinta 24/01/2024
Kelso, Stephen 23/08/2023
Khossousi, Alireza 27/03/2024
Killham, Daniel 31/07/2023
King, Richard 24/09/2020
King, Andrew 28/02/2023
Kingsbury, David 31/05/2021
Kucukhuseyin, Ercan 13/01/2025
Ladyman, Roderick 31/01/2025
Lamp, Ryan 25/08/2015
Lane, William 26/11/2008
Lane, Kirsty 29/04/2021
Lane, Graham 23/12/2024
Lange, Andrew 25/11/2014
Laycock, Michael 23/01/2019
Leccese, John 25/03/2003
Levingston, John 01/05/2019
Levy, Martin 29/03/2022
Lloyd, Mathew 30/10/2024
Lloyd-Smith, Juliann 28/02/2006
London, Robert 11/02/2025
Lovegrove, Anthony 26/05/2015
Lowry, Matthew 27/02/2018
Lunn, Kevin 07/03/2025
MacMillan, Steven 28/01/2014
Male, Robert* 21/02/1979
Markham, David 26/04/2016
Markham, Ross 04/10/2021
Markham, Shane 25/01/2023
Martignoli, Nathan 28/05/2024
Martin, Robert 25/01/2023
Martin, Philip 26/06/2024
Marwood, Bradley 03/02/2025
McClure, Sarah 01/10/2015
Mccutcheon, David 24/12/2013
McDowell, Julia 06/08/2013
McIlroy, Bradley 08/11/2022
McIntosh, Shane 19/12/2018
Mcnamee, Michael 01/12/2021
Meldrum, John 24/04/2012
Mellor, Robert 29/04/2021
Mellor, Peter 11/08/2006
Mellor, Corinne 10/02/2025
Melsom, Stephen 22/05/2007
Merks, Kristy 18/10/2018
Middleton, Antony 01/12/1999
Midolo, John* 05/12/1979
Milani, Andrea 26/11/2013
Miller, Heidi 30/06/2017
Miller Gittos, Chantal 29/11/2023
Mitchell, Alexander 29/11/2023
Monkhouse, Graeme 24/01/2000
Mott, Jaron 30/06/2022
Mtungwazi, Adrian 28/06/2021
Mullins, Paul 27/01/2015
Murphy, Robert 24/03/2021
Musca, Paul 23/10/2001
Muscat, Ray 28/05/2021
Natoli, Frank 29/05/2019
Naylor, Robert 27/11/2019
Nealon, Edward 24/05/2023
Newton, Ralph 24/06/2008
Nicholas, Mark 25/11/2003
Nicholls, Peter 25/08/2023
Nolan, Jade 25/10/2023
Nuttman, Andrew 23/10/2007
O’Brien, Glen 28/06/2021
O’Carroll, Martin 29/07/2020
Orr, Brian* 24/03/1987
O’Sullivan, Enda 28/11/2017
Owers, Colby John 23/04/2025
Palmer, John 24/04/2012
Pan, Jiana 29/10/2021
Patten, Christopher 26/05/2022
Pearson, Michael 24/12/2013
Pearson, Chris 25/11/1996
Pecotic, Carolyn 16/01/2025
Pemberton, Julian 29/01/2024
Perks, Richard 23/12/2021
Perrott, Thomas 28/01/2003
Peters, William* 26/08/1991
Pettersson, Carl 25/05/2004
Phillips, Denise 24/02/2015
Pinter, Antal 24/06/2020
Pitman, Steven 27/03/2019
Polglaze, Alan 27/03/2018
Pollock, Mark 21/12/2010
Power, Kamaljit 26/10/2022
Price, Daniel 23/12/2021
Purdon, Amy 28/05/2021
Purnell, David 22/03/2005
Purt, Alistair 30/06/2022
Putland, Kyle 29/04/2021
Quain, Michael 24/11/2009
Rice, Darrell 24/04/2001
Rimington, Rick 26/10/1999
Robinson, Kenneth 26/07/2005
Sciorilli, Nicola 29/02/2024
Shand, Paul 19/12/2019
Shere, Peter 26/05/2022
Simmons, Travis 29/03/2022
Smith, Leon 27/02/2020
Smith, Brett 18/12/2020
Smythe, John-Paul 11/02/2025
Somerville, Iain 20/12/2016
Spagnolo, Marc 24/07/2024
Spanos, John 22/04/2014
Spence, Sean 07/01/2025
Squire, Roslyn 20/08/2024
Staples, Ian 22/04/2014
Stevens, Morrie 22/04/2008
Stewart, Ian* 29/09/1981
Stewart, Douglas* 02/06/1989
Stibbs, William 25/11/2014
Sumner, Debra 11/04/2022
Swain, Justin 28/02/2023
Taylor, Justin 17/04/2009
Taylor, Brendan 23/10/2015
Thalmann, Mark 05/02/2025
Tierney, Gavin 21/11/2024
Trezise, Dean 28/11/2018
Tyrrell, Simon 22/04/2025
Vassallo, Rory 22/01/2013
Velletri, Robert 27/10/2015
Vermeltfoort, Thomas 23/04/2013
Vyse, John 21/12/2022
Walford, Marc 23/08/2023
Webster, Quentin 08/09/1998
Westphal, Warren 24/03/2015
Whyte, Vincent 22/11/2016
Wieczorek, Marius 24/07/2024
Wilcockson, Robin 28/09/2023
Williams, John 28/01/2014
Williams, Mark 31/01/2025
Willis, Robert 22/11/2016
Wragg, Stephen 27/09/2016
Wright, Robert 27/05/2014
Wu, Johnny 01/11/2024
Wynne, Stephan 23/01/2018
Young, Dean 27/03/2018
Young, Charles 29/03/2023
Zalstrovs, Ivars 02/04/1996
Zito, Joseph 10/12/1998
Abbott, Anne 23/11/2000
Anderson, Wendy 29/07/2020
Atkinson, Beverley 21/11/2016
Austin, Rebecca 30/05/2023
Bailey, Alison 17/12/2002
Baines, Melissa 28/11/2018
Bajars, Katrina 28/02/2023
Barrett, Callum 15/10/2019
Barrett, Bobbi 15/10/2019
Beck, Michelle 25/10/2023
Beck, Miles 25/11/2020
Beck, Lailah 12/02/2021
Beck, Ophelia 25/08/2022
Benfatta, Trisha 09/06/2025
Benfatta, Koby 09/06/2025
Benfatta, Mikayla 09/06/2025
Billings, Janet 27/08/2002
Blake, Louise 17/06/2002
Blakemore, Sian 08/11/2021
Blythe, Nadine 6/10/2021
Boorman, Sandy 19/12/2018
Boswell, Marion 24/03/2021
Bouckaert, Vadim 26/06/2018
Bouckaert, Priscilla 26/06/2018
Bouckaert, Ryder 26/06/2018
Bowen, Joanne 06/12/2021
Boys, Alison 26/03/2013
Bradley, Denise 30/07/2018
Bradley, Fynn 26/05/2015
Braidwood, Carmen 26/04/2024
Brandis, Kym 27/03/2019
Bromberger, Andrea 30/01/2023
Bromberger, Amelie 16/10/2023
Bromberger, Oskar 21/12/2022
Brooks, Cassie 17/12/2020
Brooks, Maisie 17/12/2020
Brooks, Domenico 17/12/2020
Brooks, Tilda 17/12/2020
Brown, Sharon 28/10/2020
Brown, Isabella 28/10/2020
Buchan, Beverley 18/12/2019
Burns, Alice 11/10/2006
Burton, Linda 21/10/2008
Burton, Rianna 26/06/2024
Butler, Lynda 28/10/2020
Carter, David 27/03/2019
Carville, Leonie 20/12/2000
Casley-London, Pauline 11/02/2025
Charsley, Rory 28/02/2023
Charsley, Callum 28/02/2023
Charsley, Owen 28/02/2023
Chernoff, Helen 29/01/2020
Chernoff, Eloise 29/01/2020
Chernoff, Victoria 29/01/2020
Clarke, Diane, 21/12/2010
Coghill, Debbie 18/06/2024
Cole, Bevan 25/10/2005
Compton, Sheryl 22/01/2013
Conacher, Sheree 26/02/2008
Conick, Lewis 26/08/2020
Conick, Austin 26/08/2020
Cooper, Lynne 04/07/2008
Corsbie, Christine 25/01/2013
* Denotes members who exceed 30 years continuous membership
Cross, Judi 07/03/1996
Cruthers, Katharine 20/12/2023
Culver, Jan 28/11/2017
Curtis, Jennifer 22/12/2022
Curtis, Callan 22/12/2022
Curtis, Imogen 22/12/2022
Curtis, Sierra 22/12/2022
Curtis, Elissa 22/12/2022
Dalglish, Barbara* 01/07/1995
Davies, Shaanique 27/05/2025
Davies, Harper 27/05/2025
Davies, Callan 27/05/2025
Davis, Kym 18/12/2007
De Luca, Vincent 18/12/2019
De Luca, Marcus 18/12/2019
De Luca, Nathan 18/12/2019
De Vries, Lynette 01/07/1997
Debattista, Candice 30/11/2021
Debattista, Jesse 30/11/2021
Dehbonei, Dina 27/03/2024
Devlin, Sharon 26/05/2022
Di Masi, Mark 27/05/2025
Di Stasio, Melanie 11/03/2025
Di Stasio, Thomas 11/03/2025
Di Stasio, Annabelle 11/03/2025
Di Stasio, Lachlan 11/03/2025
Dodd, Ruby 02/12/2021
D’Orazio, Dory 22/11/2016
D’Orazio, Ethan 22/11/2016
D’Orazio, Leon 22/11/2016
Doubikin, Amanda 25/10/2023
Downs, Trisha 22/01/2024
Draber, Margarita 01/07/2016
Drinnan, Eimear 29/07/2020
Drinnan, Summer 29/07/2020
Drinnan, Ava 29/07/2020
Drinnan, Leyton 29/07/2020
Ducler, Rebecca 25/03/2020
Dunning, Brooke 23/09/2020
Dunning, Sienna 23/09/2020
Dunning, Logan 23/09/2020
Dunning, Heath 23/09/2020
Edgar, Samantha 28/02/2024
Edmeades, Neil 01/09/1999
Edwards, Caroline 18/12/2019
Egerton-Warburton, Jennifer 23/08/2023
Eley, Gaye 23/01/2024
Every, Lisa Marie 23/08/2016
Every, Taj 23/08/2016
Fable, Cara 24/08/2022
Featherby, Jason 23/01/2018
Featherby, Ashley 23/01/2018
Feilding, Melissa 01/11/2024
Feilding, Jake 01/11/2024
Feilding, Sienna 01/11/2024
Fenton, Nicki 24/07/2003
Flood, Lorraine 29/07/2022
Fry, Anna 26/08/2020
Fry, Chloe 26/08/2020
Fry, Ava 26/08/2020
Fry, Olivia 26/08/2020
Fry, Izabella 26/08/2020
Gamage Don, Priyanka 26/07/2016
Gangemi, Luca 06/03/2025
Gardner, Sascha 25/01/2023
Garrigan, Elizabeth 28/02/2023
Gee, Nicky 06/10/2021
Giglia, Diana 28/02/2024
Gittos, Anthony 29/11/2023
Goddard, Jane 27/07/2018
Gold, Stephanie 04/10/2021
Gooding, Kim 04/08/2000
Gordon, Tracey 07/01/2025
Gullotto, Mirella 22/11/2016
Haliczenko, Kylie 23/02/2016
Haliczenko, Zachary 23/02/2016
Haliczenko, Oliver 23/02/2016
Hamilton, Sophia 24/07/2024
Hancock, Jennifer 28/02/2023
Hancock, Brianna 28/02/2023
Hancock, Senna 28/02/2023
Hancock, Ella 28/02/2023
Hansen, Janette 05/10/2001
Harding, Jagger 23/12/2021
Hare, Yvonne 12/02/2025
Harper, Carol 25/03/2008
Harrap, Lorraine 26/06/2019
Harris, Angela 09/11/2005
Harris, Lisa 05/08/2021
Harris, Jonti 05/08/2021
Harris, Rhys 05/08/2021
Harris, Clay 01/10/2021
Harris, Joanna 29/11/2023
Harris, Kobie 29/11/2023
Harris, Kai 29/11/2023
Heatley, Nina 27/03/2024
Heatley, Jake 27/03/2024
Heatley, Lorraine 27/03/2024
Henry, Amy 30/11/2021
Henry, Mitchell 30/11/2021
Henry, Ashley 30/11/2021
Henry, Milla 30/11/2021
Hicks, Sharon 03/11/2021
Higgins, Colin 12/02/1996
Hind, Ann 01/05/2009
Howard, Anne 28/11/2006
Howe, Sally 06/01/2012
Hutchins, Tracey 24/11/2009
Hutchinson, Jeanine 28/11/2017
Jafari, Katherine 27/01/2022
Jahrsten, Lisa 23/04/2013
Jankowski, Philip 10/06/2011
Jay, Zoe 29/03/2022
Johnson, Tanya Jo 26/02/2025
Johnson, Indee 26/02/2025
Johnson, Jazmine 26/02/2025
Johnston, Sam 27/03/2019
Julien, Leo 28/02/2023
Kazim, David 24/12/2021
Kazim, Thomas 24/12/2021
Kelly, Deb 24/06/2020
Kelly, Stephen 24/01/2024
Kelso, Shiree 23/08/2023
Khossousi, Talia 27/03/2024
Killham, Cassie 31/07/2023
Killham, Matilda 31/07/2023
Killham, Lewis
31/07/2023
King, Nadia-Lisa 24/09/2020
King, Kevin 24/07/2024
King, Sarina 28/02/2023
Kingsbury, Joanne 31/05/2021
Kingsbury, William 31/05/2021
Kingsbury, Isobel 31/05/2021
Kioek, Delvy 15/10/2019
Kucukhuseyin, Mehmethan 13/01/2025
Ladjavardi, Marjan 22/03/2023
Ladyman, Clare 31/01/2025
Lai, Tze 01/11/2024
Lambe, Richard 29/10/2021
Lambe, Jackson
Lambe, Harrison
29/10/2021
29/10/2021
Lane, Gareth 29/04/2021
Lane, Jade 07/12/2023
Lane, Will 07/12/2023
Lane, Ellie 07/12/2023
Lane, Marina 23/12/2024
Lange, Catherine 25/11/2014
Laycock, Emily 23/01/2019
Laycock, Max 23/01/2019
Leccese, Marisa 24/05/2011
Lee, Emily 24/03/2015
Levingston, Yvonne 01/05/2019
Levingston, Alana 01/05/2019
Levy, Elizabeth 29/03/2022
Li, Christina 03/02/2025
Lloyd, Andrew 30/10/2024
Lloyd, Christopher 30/10/2024
Lloyd, James 30/10/2024
London-Campos, Liam 17/02/2025
London-Campos, Isabella 17/02/2025
Loughman, Robert 22/06/2008
Lovegrove, Belinda 04/02/2016
Lowry, Brandi 27/02/2018
Lunn, Jay 07/03/2025
Lunn, Tobey 07/03/2025
MacMillan, Rhonda 28/01/2014
Malabanan, Vienes 08/05/2025
Malone, Lynne 25/07/2014
Manicini, Sasha 01/09/2025
Mann, Frederick 22/04/2014
Markham, Susan 26/04/2016
Markham, Kristine 25/01/2023
Markham, Alana 25/01/2023
Martignoli, Cherie 28/05/2024
Martignoli, Olivia 07/05/2024
Martignoli, Eliza 07/05/2024
Martin, Oksana 25/01/2023
Martin, Isablle 25/01/2023
Martin, Darcy 26/06/2024
Martin, Tully 26/06/2024
Marwood, Maximus 03/02/2025
Marwood, Marco 03/02/2025
Mccagh, Jaynie 24/12/2013
McClure, Maximus 16/07/2024
McClure, Daisy 16/07/2024
Mccutcheon, Lynda 24/12/2013
McIlroy, Emma 21/12/2022
Mcintosh, Crystal 19/12/2018
Mcintosh, Lachy 19/12/2018
Mcintosh, Indi 19/12/2018
Mcintosh, Jett 19/12/2018
Mcnamee, Danielle 01/12/2021
Mellor, Jodie Elyse 03/11/2022
Mellor, Lachlan 03/11/2022
Mellor, Abigail 03/11/2022
Mellor, Charlotte 03/11/2022
Mellor, Zachary 20/09/2018
Mellor, Harriet 27/02/2019
Mellor, James 10/02/2025
Mellor, Maddison 10/02/2025
Melsom, Penny 22/05/2007
Merks, Ava 18/10/2018
Merks, Madison 18/10/2018
Merks, Peter 11/11/2015
Middleton, Francine 01/12/1999
Midolo, Rosemary* 16/10/1995
Milani, Maria 21/11/2013
Miller, David* 20/02/1992
Mitchell, Melanie 29/11/2023
Moniaga, Donna 23/05/2017
Monkhouse, Heather 24/01/2000
Mott, Christelda 30/06/2022
Mott, Charlize 30/06/2022
Mott, Ethan 30/06/2022
Mtungwazi, Chiedza 28/06/2021
Mtungwazi, Anna 28/06/2021
Mtungwazi, Alisha 28/06/2021
Mtungwazi, Ashley 28/06/2021
Mullins, Leanne 27/01/2015
Mullins, Molly 27/01/2015
Murdoch, Calan 28/05/2021
Murphy, Viana 24/03/2021
Musca, Rebecca 23/10/2001
Muscat, Yulia 28/05/2021
Natoli, Fiona 29/05/2019
Naylor Zambrano, Lara 28/11/2019
Naylor Zambrano, Luis 28/11/2019
Nealon, Julie 24/05/2023
Newton, Lynne 01/11/2017
Nicholas, Carol 25/11/2003
Nicholls, Susan 16/08/2018
Nolan, Natasha 25/10/2023
Nolan, Emma 25/10/2023
Nolan, Bree 25/10/2023
Norman, Corina 29/03/2022
Nuttman, Deborah 23/10/2007
O’Brien, Stephanie 28/06/2021
O’Brien, Baxter 28/06/2021
O’Brien, Griffin 28/06/2021
Orr, Alison 16/08/2001
O’Sullivan, Elaine 28/11/2017
O’Sullivan, Aran 28/11/2017
O’Sullivan, Neve 28/11/2017
Otter, Joanna 9/01/2023
Patten, Joanne 26/05/2022
Pecotic, Raymond 09/01/2025
Pecotic, Christian 29/01/2025
Pecotic, Gabriela 29/01/2025
Pecotic, Genevieve 29/01/2025
Pemberton, Alesha 29/01/2024
Pemberton, Asia 25/01/2024
Pemberton, Taj 25/01/2024
Pemberton, Allegra 25/01/2024
Penello, Ruby 25/10/2023
Perks, John 23/12/2021
Perks, Jasmine 23/12/2021
Perrott, Elizabeth 06/02/2003
Peters, Julia* 17/09/1991
Pettersson, Kristine 25/05/2004
Phakao, Pacharee 13/01/2025
Phillips, Graeme 24/02/2015
Pinter, Kath 24/06/2020
Pisaric, Vedrana 24/07/2024
Pitman, Barbie 27/03/2019
Polglaze, Annette 27/03/2018
Pollock, Marisa 21/12/2010
Powell, Denise 28/10/1997
Power, Anthony 17/05/2024
Price, Jill 24/12/2021
Price, Will 24/12/2021
Prior, Lee 01/10/2021
Purnell, Joan 22/03/2005
Purt, Annabel 30/06/2022
Purt, Charlie 29/03/2022
Putland, Keira 29/04/2021
Putland, Grayson 29/04/2021
Ray, Julia 13/01/2021
Rimington, Jacinta 21/07/2010
Rimington, Chloe 21/07/2010
Sciorilli, Rosa 07/03/2024
Shand, Sharon 19/12/2019
Sincich, Robert 11/04/2022
Singh, Rita 28/02/2023
Smith, Cassandra 27/02/2020
Smith, Maximilian 27/02/2020
Smith, Benjamin 27/02/2020
Smith, Harvey 27/02/2020
Smith, Lee 18/12/2020
Smythe, Yui 11/02/2025
Smythe, Ashley 11/02/2025
Smythe, Oscar 11/02/2025
Somerville, Nicola 24/11/2015
Somerville, Murray 20/12/2016
Sonchat, Jantana 23/01/2018
Sondang, Devie 23/04/2025
Spagnolo, Lisa 24/07/2024
Spagnolo, Porsha 24/07/2024
Spagnolo, Max 24/07/2024
Spanos, Leesa 22/04/2014
Squire, Ross 05/09/2024
Staples, Kerry 03/05/2015
Stevens, Christine 11/02/2015
Stewart, Jennifer* 06/01/1984
Stewart, Fletcher 08/11/2021
Swain, Samantha 28/02/2023
Swain, Ruby 28/02/2023
Swain, Lucy 28/02/2023
Swain, Jasper 30/01/2023
Taylor, Helen 17/04/2009
Taylor, Lisa 27/10/2015
Taylor, Rhys 27/10/2015
Thalmann, Nicole 05/02/2025
Thalmann, Lane 05/02/2025
Tierney, Leah 21/11/2024
Trezise, Jodie 28/11/2018
Trindall, Arthur 26/04/2023
Tyrrell, Katie 23/04/2025
Tyrrell, Flinn 23/04/2025
Tyrrell, Liam 23/04/2025
Tyrrell, Brooke 23/04/2025
Upton, Ciara 31/05/2019
Vassallo, Rhoda 30/01/2024
Vassallo, Zoe 27/06/2017
Vassallo, Eva 27/06/2017
Velletri, Francine 27/10/2015
Vynnychuk, Oksana 04/05/2023
Vynnychuk, Valerii 30/03/2023
Vyse, Penelope 21/12/2022
Wadley, Kimley 24/09/2020
Walden, Joanna 26/05/2015
Walford, Janelle 27/07/2018
Walford, Flynn 27/07/2018
Webster, Belinda 08/09/1998
Whyte, Lisa 22/11/2016
Wieczorek, Agnieszka 24/07/2024
Wilcockson, Carol 28/09/2023
Williams, Toby 02/10/2014
Williams, Jenny 28/01/2014
Williams, Shelley 31/01/2025
Williams, Chloe 31/01/2025
Willis, Judith 29/03/2022
Wilson, Jane 26/03/2024
Winspear, Jeffrey 25/06/2013
Winspear, Ivy 06/08/2013
Wragg, Ann Marie 27/09/2016
Wu, Jasmine 01/11/2024
Wu, Chelsea 01/11/2024
Wynne, Christopher 23/01/2018
Wynne, Oliver 23/01/2018
Yates, Andrew 16/07/2024
Young, Cheryl 27/03/2018
Young, Lisa 29/03/2023
Young, Thomas 29/03/2023
Young, Harry 29/03/2023
Young, Pauline 30/10/2024
Zalstrovs, Sue 02/04/1996
Zambrano, Jessica 28/11/2019
Zhao, Kathy Wei 07/03/2025
Back, Christopher Blanckensee, Victoria Blaquiere, Richard
Brando, Christian Brenan, Patrick
13/09/2000 24/11/2015 30/09/1999 25/01/2023 04/10/2021
Browning, Cally
Clark, Jared
Compton, Michael
Coote, Toby
Dawes, Karen
De Vries, Mitchell
Dempsey, Andrew J
Dunn, Alexander Fleet, Axel
Gaylard, Ivor
Graef, Thomas Higgins, Mathieu
Howell, Gregory
Jerwood, Nicholas
Keating, James
Keating, Renee
Knowles, Andrew Knowles, Anne Lingard, Matthew Lewins, Nick
Luketina, David Mcfarland, Stephen Morrison, Luke
Mulholland-Patterson, Seamus Nicholas, Conor Oldfield, Glen
Pabbruwe, Oliver
Pavey, Warren
Peaker, Kimberley*
Pettersson, Emily Reid, David Richardson, Jennifer Richardson, Michelle* Roberts, David Robinson, Nicholas Robinson, Benjamin Roe, Gordon Rooke, David* Semple, Adam Senior, Robert*
Sims, Jennifer Smith, Gary Somerville, Regan Stone, Mitchell Stubbs, Nicholas White, Neil Williams, Craig Wood, Anthony
22/01/2013
24/11/2015
18/04/2024
22/01/2013
21/10/2008
01/07/1997
26/02/2013
25/05/2010
22/05/2012
24/11/2015
03/01/2013
12/02/1996
22/05/2003
28/11/2006
29/01/2020
26/07/2016
25/11/2014
15/12/2015
31/01/2008
28/09/2001
28/06/2005
05/02/1996
22/07/2002
29/11/2007
25/11/2003
15/12/2015
23/10/2012
16/12/2014
01/11/1988
25/05/2004
24/04/2018
27/06/2006
18/04/1988
19/12/2018
24/05/2016
24/09/2020
27/09/2016
29/11/1989
27/02/2018
02/10/1994
25/07/2006
26/04/2023
20/12/2016
24/04/2012
24/05/2023
23/10/2001
28/09/2023
24/07/2007
Acalinovich, Vince 16/12/2014
Adam, Beverley 18/12/2012
Agostini, David 14/05/1998
Ainslie, Leonard 31/05/2021
Allen, Nigel 24/12/2013
Allen, John 27/06/2006
Allen, David 25/09/2012
Alp, Peter 25/02/2014
Alvarez, Horatio 25/01/2023
Amaral, Ross 25/07/2006
Anderson, Kaylene 22/11/2016
Aniyi, James 22/12/2009
Antoine, George 27/07/2004
Askwith, Heather 23/05/2011
Askwith, Peter 18/06/2009
Bagios, Kosta 30/06/2022
Bailey, Keryn 08/01/2025
Baines, Gary 23/11/2010
Bairstow, Kenneth 19/12/2006
Bamford, Wayne 19/11/2015
Barbaro, Domenic 28/07/2022
Barnett, Kim 29/03/2023
Barron, Valerie 26/08/2020
* Denotes members who exceed 30 years continuous membership
Barton, Marilyn* 18/04/1984
Battaglia, Anthony 28/02/2023
Behets, Robert 25/11/2014
Behets, Kristina 25/11/2014
Belford, Alexander 22/03/2005
Bentley, Scott 29/03/2023
Bere, Coril 23/11/2022
Biernat, Boguslaw 29/03/2023
Black, Ashley 19/12/2018
Blake, Christopher 20/12/2011
Blake, Mitchell 24/09/2013
Block, Judi 23/04/2013
Block, Sandon 29/04/2021
Boyes, Brian 23/03/2004
Boylan, Lynda 27/01/2023
Brand, Fletcher 28/02/2024
Branston, Elisha 18/12/2019
Brebner, David 24/11/2015
Brindle, Gregory* 21/09/1991
Brown, David 29/09/2022
Brown, David Lees 29/03/2023
Brown, Helen 28/06/2023
Browne, Andrew 20/12/2005
Byrne, Chris 22/11/2016
Calder, Elizabeth 25/02/2014
Carmichael, Iain 25/05/2004
Casey, Mark 27/10/2015
Castle, Philip 27/11/2012
Chamberlain, Peter 27/03/2024
Chambers, Dale 22/10/2013
Chilli, Nicholas 01/11/2024
Clare, Jacqueline 28/11/2017
Clark, Desma 28/05/2024
Cleary, John 22/11/2011
Cogin, Nick 23/09/2020
Cole, Pamela 23/04/2025
Cometti, Wendy 25/05/2023
Cook, Michael 19/12/2006
Cook, Carolyn 29/06/2022
Cook, Peter 28/02/2023
Coombs, Helen 27/03/2024
Cooper, Max 23/01/2001
Cooper, Margaret 28/07/2022
Cottrill, Deborah 29/04/2021
Cottrill, James 29/04/2021
Court, Victor* 16/04/1973
Craig, Grant 28/02/2022
Crossley, William 26/02/2008
Crossley, Michael 25/05/2004
Csaba, Kathleen 22/04/2014
Curnow, Peter 27/02/2018
Currier, Katherine 26/02/2020
Damouni, Edmund 22/06/2004
Daniel, Daniel 29/10/2021
Davies, Michael 10/08/2023
Davies, Craig 01/11/2024
Davis, Russell 27/02/2007
De San Miguel, Clive* 20/10/1980
Devenish, Graham 28/09/2022
Dixson, Lisa-Ann 16/07/2025
Draber, Christopher 28/08/2019
Du Plessis, Charl 28/11/2017
Du Plessis, Jean 27/04/2022
Dykes, Mark 24/07/2012
Edwards, Robert 23/01/2018
El Sayed, Nader 11/02/2021
El-Ansary, Barbara 24/05/2011
English, David 26/05/2022
Eulenstein, Ragani 27/11/2007
Exley, Paige 29/01/2024
Faint, Paul 29/01/2024
Farquharson, John 01/12/1999
Fenton, Matthew 28/09/2023
Flaxman, Sabrina 25/11/2014
Flottman, Peter 01/10/2024
Forbes, Christopher 23/12/2021
Forbes, Lynda 30/01/2023
Forknall, Todd 22/04/2008
Foyster, Paul 27/01/2023
Ganasan, Vijay 06/06/2025
Giancristofaro, Steve 02/02/2016
Gibson-Powell, Mia 06/06/2018
Gillanders, Austin 24/03/2015
Gleeson, Gavin 26/07/2011
Gleeson, John 14/02/2014
Goodin, Rodney 04/10/2021
Gornik, Richard 23/03/2004
Grant, Jason 20/12/2016
Greaves, Peter 27/01/2015
Greenhill, Graham 23/08/2011
Greville-Collins, Rodney 24/10/2017
Gucciardi, Tony 29/11/2011
Habershon, James 01/10/2024
Habib, Margaret 24/12/2021
Hall, Gregory 26/03/2002
Halton, Melissa 28/05/2024
Halvorsen, Eilert 14/11/2003
Hames, William 17/12/2020
Harrington, Dean 22/11/2016
Harris, James 26/05/1999
Hawkins, Travis 20/12/2016
Hawkins, Kym 11/02/2021
Henthorn, Patricia 22/10/2018
Herman, Stewart 11/02/2021
Hickey, Gary 23/01/2001
Hindley, Deborah 28/11/2017
Hodge, Marcus 25/10/2023
Holligan, John 28/11/2006
Holmes, William 23/12/1998
Hoobin, Wayne 29/04/2021
Hope, Chuenjit 27/01/2023
Howell, Leanne 27/05/2008
Hunt, Sally 20/08/2009
Hyatt, Margaret 22/11/2016
Ingram, James 17/12/2020
John, Wendy 28/02/2024
Johnson, Sarah 01/09/2024
Keelan, Laurie 26/05/2022
Keller, Andrew 27/11/2007
Kelliher, Penelope 01/12/1999
Kelly, Lynne 24/11/2015
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Bles, Ellen
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Wang, Jian 25/10/2023
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Lawn, Jess 01/01/2003
Williams, Alice 01/07/2011
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Hodgson, Graeme* 09/09/1989
Perry, Anthony 23/09/2003
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Butt, Harry 28/02/2022
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Ackerman, Steven 09/04/1996
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Buckingham, Max 27/07/2018
Burton, Guy* 01/07/1970
Caple, Dean 26/06/2019
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Kenny, David 28/06/2011
Lucas, Daniel 24/04/2006
Martin, Richard 25/06/2013
May, John 29/01/2010
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Norris, Kirstin 06/05/1997
Papas, Kirk 01/05/2008
Saltmarsh, Shane 28/11/2019
Werner, Steven 02/12/2021
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Backshall, Peter 09/10/2023
Baker, Christopher 10/08/2023
Cinanni, Sam 10/08/2023
Harrison, Tina 17/08/2023
Holton, Peter 02/08/2023
Hymus, Grant 31/10/2024
Johnston, Robyn 21/08/2023
Kilduff, Michael 10/10/2023
Milne, Ailee 29/02/2024
Salvage, Gordon 21/08/2023
Stratas, Connie 19/03/2025
Thomas, David 31/10/2024
Thompson, Gabrielle 12/02/2025
Ussher, Kelvin 22/09/2023
Wild, Jeremy 25/08/2023
DIVISION ONE
A-Bientot
John Midolo
Dart V Ian Anderson
Double B
Kenneth Baxter
Eun Na Mara Ralph Newton
Feightal Attraction Andrew Thorpe
Freo Doctor Vlaar Petrus
Go Below Me
Beat Goes On
Galadriel
Tanglefoot
Bad Abbot
Kuyan
Bob’n Along
Michael Dunbar
Helios Alison Martins
Indi Andrew Smith
K-Factor David Thoms
Maxstar Graeme Monkhouse
Mistress Quickly Michael Kennedy
Murphy’s Law April Jorgensen
Octopussy Rees Howell
R2D2 Clifford Lawrence
R8’Ed Gail Higgins
Red Line James Lewis
Sky Walker Ian Stewart
Slippery When Wet Sydney Harry
Spritzig 2
Tapestry
Phillip Barrett
Simon Beatson
Robert Benton
Bruce Cadee
Lyndsey Clyne
Jane Cole
Martine David Cole
Commotion
Intrinzic
Carina
Corella
Georgina
Karoleeya
Mariner
Napea Of Carrick
Nerrima
Swiftsure Saga
Martyn Compton
John Connell
Baltica Kirsten Dahl
Aeolina
Andromeda
Ondine
David De Luca
John Edwards
Leanne Fallows
San Michele Kane Farrington
Saraswati
Bluegrass
Talisman
Picaroon
Goanna
Gordon Dunbar
David Atkinson
The Avenue Guy Mewburn
The Ducks Nuts Mitchell De Vries
Tora Tobu
Stephen Grover
True Blue Bradley Sheridan
Turnham Green Guy Skinner
Wicked Richard Evans
DIVISION 2
Colusion
Barry Arnold
Rhumb Runner Peter Baker
Olive Marie Leslie Ballantyne
Shogun Geoffrey Banks
Argo Navis Lex Barnett
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Kyzoo Too Paul Covolato
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Sweet Surrender
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Longreach Gordon Mathieson
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Pipe Dream II
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David Locke
Rupert Ledger
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William Richards
The First Jindarra
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S80
Abbey Road
Don’t Panic
Fair Game
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Velorex1
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Sonatine
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Spirit Of Clovelly
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Reverie
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No Worries
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Winsome
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SPACESAILER 22
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Crossroads
Eutopia
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Mele Bilo III
Platypus 2
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SPACESAILER 27
Abeelas
Gary Millett
Good Act Greg Munt
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Lark II
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Empathy Brian Orr
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Valkyr Glenn Pedersen
Against All Odds Tawake Rakai
Mingara George Ruul
6-050 Ufo Sailing On
Etchell 2
Sailability SoPYC
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Igawa
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Habits Petrus Vlaar
Cover Drive
Phoebe
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David Roberts
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Hobo
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Matthew Worley
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Back In Blue
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Random Times
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H28
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Sailability SoPYC
Kelvin Uren
Kelvin Uren
Witchability 1 Sailability
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Witchability 3
FLYING FIFTEEN
A Squared
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Blue Bottle (Temp)
Sailability
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Enuff Rope
Faffin
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Fast Lane 4
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Ffortitude
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Final Fifteen Says She! John Hassen
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Fit As A Fiddle
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Fly In The Ointment
Follow Us
Ineffable
OO LA LA
Emily Pettersson
Adam Semple
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Saltheart
Second Breakfast
Storyteller Craft
Superfox
Swifft
TBA
The Answer
Yes No Maybe
VIPERS640
Get In The Bowl
Steal De Breeze
Velocity
Grant Firth
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Richard Blaquiere
Robert Mellor
Mark Gooding
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Greg Tonnison
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Aus 273 Graeme Monkhouse
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Hissing In The Wind Robert Senior Hissteria Brett Sharpe
125
Dark Star
Cally Browning
Going Gonzo Georgette Keating
Resting Beach Face Renee Keating
29er
29er (Chernoff) Nick Chernoff
Aus2130 SoPYC
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49er
Aus613 (023)
OPTIMIST
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Club Opti 6 SoPYC
Dinghy Blue
Murray Somerville
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Harry & Toby Jian Wang
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Insane Ethan Lowry
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Y
X-Wind II
ILCA 7
2 Dads
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Slide Rules
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(No Name-Cinanni)
Beer
Beer (2)
DFL
Sarina King
William Carroll
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Wedgetail
O’PEN SKIFF
Thomas Carroll
(No Name) Neil Brenan (No Name) (018) Patrick Brenan
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Send It Murray Duthie
Son Of A Bic
Azure
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Green-Windsurfer LT
R&R -
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S43 (Windsurfer)
Splat-A-Lot
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Windsurfer
POWER
50SMYN
5th Element
A Judd
A Scot Aboard
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Amazon
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Thunderstruck
Megan Deeks
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PELICANS
Ogopogo
Ian Doubikin
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Bayliner
Beacon 2
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BH198
Big Nik
Big Picture
Bj552
Black Pearl
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SoPYC
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Brigg8
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Bu381
Bx440
By569
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Troy Dunning
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Atoll
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Seas the Day - Beck
ILCA 4
Timothy Beck
Audacity III
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Austin’s Power
Avalon
Awatea
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Cg603
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Chandon1
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Cheaper Than A Misstress
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China Doll
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Coconino II
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Crossbow V
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DT962
DU632
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EG544
Justin Page
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Ellie
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GB239 Oscar Winter
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GC300 Barry Warwick
GC952 Gary Rich
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GK668 Matthew Fry
GM097 John Williams
GM544 Paul McKiernan
GO069 Joseph Zito
Goldfinger John-Paul Smythe
GR387 Grant Reid
Grand Cru Martin O’Carroll
GU219 William Johnson
GV087 John Evans
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Gy919 Peter Nadilo
HA315 Dean Trezise
Hansen Rib
Happy Days
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HC459
HD873
HE015
Helios (Temp)
Hey Jude
Vernon Bailey
Steve Biscoe
Ian Staples
Peter Nicholls
Mark Conacher
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Christopher Hind
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HH266 Brad Proctor
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GC608
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On Tha Job
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One Stephen Melsom
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Imade Sukadana
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Saltwater
Warrior Tracy Leveridge-Smith
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Saratoga Stephen Winter
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Sea Fox Elise Von Felten
Sea Horse Graham Lane
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Seas The Day Kamaljit Power
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Seduce Neil Irvine
Serenity II Jennifer Armitage
Shadow Greg Brindal
Shalarny Andrew Thorpe
Shankara Stephen Broadhurst
Shantoozie Bradley Abbott
Shar Tay 2 Chantelle Somas
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Ships & Giggles Abbey Hayes
Shondell Gregory Andrews
Silhouette Dean Young
Simba Theodorus Berden
Siren Callum Lumsden
Skeata John Cooper
Skye Joshua Johnson
Skyfall Anthony Lovegrove
Slainte Thomas Perrott
Sojourn Steven Pitman
Sovereign Gavin Tierney
Sovereign Eight David Barton
Spirit Of Olli Anthony Bradley
Stella Marina Andrea Milani
Stepping Stone Trevor Bond
Stillwater Justin Taylor
Stingray Alan Wilson
Stingray Ronan Doig
Strategy William Forbes
Striper Paul Stott
Sunbeam II Kevin Doig
Sunchaser Michael Palmer
Sundancer 315 Craig Drinnan
Sundara Wayde Knight
Sunhunter Garry Morrison
Swanee Simon Tincey
Sweet Water Guy Mewburn
Swim Thru Rodney Boys
T/T Against All Odds Tawake Rakai
T/T Angelica Colin Cowden
T/T China Doll Craig Beveridge
T/T Crossbow IV Darrell Rice
T/T Little Australian Richard Clamp
T/T Longshot Aaron McNally
T/T Macee Robert Murphy
T/T Neredes II
Ian Blanckensee
T/T R8’Ed Gail Higgins
T/T Stepping Stone
Trevor Bond
T/T Stillwater Anton Jennings
T/T Top Secret
Robert Smith
T/T/ Lady Claire Brian Easterbrook
Taj Graeme Mackay
Taj I Brad Papas
Talon
Shane Mcintosh
Tamba Jeff Pickup
Tantabiddy Ian Powell
TBA - Telling Matthew Telling
Tender To Andiamo
Thanet
Enda O’Sullivan
Guy Skinner
The Beach House Rick Rimington
The Boardroom Paul Curtis
The Boardroom
Stephen Clarke
The Dutchess Peter Hutchinson
The Loaded Dog (2)
The Pickled Tickle
The Vibe
David Gardner
Mark Hayman
Mark Williams
The Workshop Heidi Miller
Thelissos Iain Somerville
Ti Amo
Tie The Rope
Tikkity Boo
Time Out
Tommy Boy
Top Knot II
Top Secret
Torana 2.0
Trailcraft
Trailcraft
Damian Arundel
John Balcombe
Anthony Julien
Glen O’Brien
Tom Tieman
James White
Robert Smith
Troy Dunning
Darren Kilminster
Liseo Bertolini
Tulla Marine Mark Thalmann
Twister
Stephen Lindsay
Valentine Paul Scudds
Victoria II
Vis Ta Vie
Volare
Wake Up
Pamela Suermondt
Robert Burns
Peter Rooke
Mark Pollock
Waylen Bay SoPYC
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Greg Munt
Whatever Scott Feilding
Whittley
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Wolf Pack
Anthony Kenny
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Wyoming Ray Gullotto
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Y-Not
Z
ZVH
Brian Rodan
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