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Hobie Lead Unchanged

Defending Hobie 16 national champion Jason WATERHOUSE and crew Michael MCCORMICK continue to lead their division comfortably after six first places from six races.

David GILMOUR and Andrew NOE, also of Western Australia, won their fifth race of the series in the 420 class for boys. While GILMOUR and NOE led for the whole race, they finished just a couple of boat lengths ahead of Luke STEPHENS and Douglas FLAHERTY.

Lauren THREDGOLD and Megan SOULSBY, racing for the first time together, won their first race of the series and finished fourth overall.

MURRAY Holds On To Laser Lead

Jye MURRAY continues to lead the Laser class after a first in the sixth race today, ahead of Oliver TWEDELL from Great Britain and James BURMAN.

In the Laser 4.7 class, Tasmanian Christopher JONES won his second race of the series to lead overall from Elliot NOYE and Michael STEENHUIS.

In the Laser Radial, Gabrielle KING from northern NSW is fourth overall in the mixed fleet.

The annual championships is the marquee event on the Yachting Australia calendar and is a selection event for the Australian Youth Sailing team to compete at the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Ontario, Canada from 12-21 July.

The OAMPS Australian Youth Sailing Team 2007, scheduled to be announced at the end of the championships on 10 January, will comprise nine members.

Racing is continuing and an update will be provided as soon as results are available.