Live results from racing each day will be posted in the spreadsheet below…

After a long, long day of racing, a few different wind directions and lots of whistles and flags – the Secondary Schools Team Sailing National Championships & Interdominion Championships has come to a close. Congratulations are in order for every team across the fleet for their efforts throughout the week, we know that all the school teams will be driving and flying home exhausted at the end of a long hard week. The biggest congratulations are in order for Takapuna Grammar Sc

A massive congratulations is in order for our six representatives that are currently battling it out with the six travelling Australian teams. In the open division we have got Takapuna Grammar, Glendowie College & Napier Boys High School. In the girls division we have Nelson College for Girls, Whangarei Girls High School and a Christchurch Girls Combined team.

The Race Officer has decided that the conditions are unsafe for racing to take place today, as we have gusts well over 30 knots on the race course. Please note there has been a change to the start time for Friday 7th October, first race is intended to get away at 8:30 AM with a full race plan to be delivered at the morning sailors briefing. Competitors briefing will be taking place at 7:30 AM in front of the clubhouse, with the intention to leave the beach at 8:00 AM.

Day 1 of the regatta is in the books and we have two teams that are still undefeated, Takapuna Grammar in the gold flight and Brisbane Grammar in their mission to be fully warmed up for the Interdoms starting in a couple of days time! The results are available down below and the full race-by-race results are all viewable in the results hub from the menus.

As we start to get closer to the rescheduled 2022 Schools’ Team Sailing National Championships, entries are already coming in from both New Zealand and Australia. Reminder that the regatta is scheduled to be racing from Monday 3rd to Friday 7th October 2022 . All of the race documents are now available on the event page and at the links below. Any questions around the regatta can be directed to Jamie Catchpole on nztsasecretary@gmail.com We look forward to seeing as many team

The dates for the NZ Schools’ Team Racing National Championships have been confirmed, with racing taking place from Monday 3rd to Friday 7th October 2022. This is over the first week of the October school holidays. We are hoping to incorporate the Interdominion Team Racing Championships within the nationals, which will make the top of the gold fleet even more competitive than usual!

New Zealand wins the 2018 Interdoms. Westminster School takes home the top Open team Trophy and Napier Girls High the Girls’ Trophy. NZ Captains – Westlake Boys’ High School, Diocesan School for Girls, New Plymouth Girls’ High School, Christchurch Boys’ High School, Auckland Grammar School. Napier Girls High School Westminster School

Congratulations to Seb Menzies (Rangitoto College) and Blake McGlashan (Westlake Boys) who won the 420 Worlds Championship in Newport last month. The 2018 Interdoms are set to be held from 1st to 4th October at Algies Bay, with 12 teams entered – Open teams are Westminster School, The Friends’ School, Brighton Grammar School, Auckland Grammar School, Westlake Boys’ High School and Christchurch Boys’ High School. Girls’ teams – Fahan School, Ascham School, Canberra Girls Gramm

It has been confirmed that the 2019 Secondary Schools Nationals will be held at Algies Bay, Warkworth. Registration & Briefing Saturday 20 April, with racing starting Sunday 21 & going through to include Friday 26 April, with delayed start on Anzac Day. Note that this period includes Easter next year, so accommodation, etc could be at a premium. If anyone hadn’t seen it, here is the link to Susana’s photos from this year’s event at Algies https://photos.app.goo.gl/IBJTceGMfA

The New Zealand Girls’ teams – New Plymouth Girls High and Nelson Girls have placed 1st and 2nd at the Interdoms. Initial results have Kerikeri High School 1st, Marlborough Boys’ College 3rd and Auckland Grammar placed 6th in the Open division. Winner of the Top Country is still to be notified