Women's Atlantic Coast Championship

Sailors at this year's Women's ACC's were greeted with sunny skies and a very light northerly breeze. The light pressure and strong ebbing current proved too much for the FJ's on the Thames which resulted in postponement and abandonment to shore. After a thirty minute wind delay a light northerly filled down the course. Four shifty races in A division and two races in B division were were completed despite the lack of consistent pressure and strong current.

Sunday brought far better sailing conditions to the Thames with a consistent southerly blowing up the river. The steady breeze of around 8kts and warm out of season temperatures made racing enjoyable for both sailors and spectators. Four races were sailed in A division and six races were sailed in B division. There were two protests which resulted in DSQ's and one file for RDG which was awarded. Thanks to all the Camels who helped out on RC and congratulations to the Dartmouth Big Green for edging out BC in the tiebreaker and winning this year's Women's Atlantic Coast Championship.