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2022-23 UPCOMING EVENTS

   2022/23 Australian Championships

   St George Sailing Club 1 - 6 Jan , 2023

     Join the MG14 fleet at the newly built St George Sailing Club 1st - 6th January 2023.

Entry and Notice of Race 

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   2022/23 Queensland Championships

   Darling Point Sailing Squadron 10-11 Dec , 2022

     Run as part of the club's annual Battle for Waterloo Regatta.

Notice of Race coming soon.

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   2022/23 NSW Championships

   Cronulla Sailing Club 1-2 Apr , 2023

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Association Membership - Now Online

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Annual Boat registration and membership fees are now due for this season.  Please support the Association by joining up early allowing us to plan a great range of prizes and fun for the season's events.

MG Association Membership and Boat Registration

2021/22 NSW State Titles - Port Hunter 16ft SC

19-20 March 2022

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Huge congratulations to Matthew Rhys-Jones and Morgan York on Wet'n'Wild, scratch winners of the NSW State Championships contested in a range of testing conditions at Port Hunter SC. Congratulations also to runners up Jim Kerrison and Deb Stening on Water Rat and third place-getters Drew Van Ryn and Angela Bates on Aqua pest. Thanks to all the sailors and the people who helped run a challenging but enjoyable event.

SCRATCH results...

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Also, congratulations to Ross Bell and Alison Gearing on Flame Boy, winners of the NSW State Championships handicap pointscore. Well done also to runners-up Jess Parker and Joss Dal Vera on Turtle and Arran Gore and Daniel Flood on Scurvy Rascal. Thanks to the QLD crews who made the trip down for the racing. full results below. Photo credit: Port Hunter Sailing Club

Handicap Results...

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2021/22 National Titles

Darling Point Sailing Squadron Jan 2 - 7, 2022

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Congratulations to the 2021/22 MG National Champions - Katie Bundred & Adam Walsh sailing MG389 - Blowme. Displaying amazing consistency across the whole series, in varying conditions from 2-25kts, it is fantastic to see a Qld boat grab hold of the trophy.

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The National Titles ended with all races completed in beautiful sailing conditions despite the looming threat of Cyclone Seth.

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Technical Article

MG conversion guide

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A photoblog documenting how to convert an NS14 to a dual-registerable MG is available on the FaceBook albums of Rohan Nosworthy.

Alloy masts available

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The MG14 Association, in conjunction with the NS14 Assoc and Keeley Marine, have secured the supply of new Aluminium masts.

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These have been made to an improved design, making them slightly stiffer sideways and more durable.  Weight and external appearance is very simliar to the 'Flightspar-style' we have all been familiar with over the past few decades.  

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Stock of the sections is available in Sydney via Barracouta Sails (02 9525 7626) at Caringbah, or complete rigged masts from Bryce at Infinity Rigging (02 9531 4900) at Taren Point.   Sections are also available for purchase from the Keeley Marine factory in Melbourne (03 9555 4622)

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Infinity Rigging also have stock of top and bottom plugs, halyard locks, rotator arms and gooseneck fittings to fit the new section.