International Cadet Class Association of Victoria (6th Fleet)
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20/21 National Titles Update
Due to the ongoing uncertainty around the ongoing impact of COVID 19, the ICCA has made a decision not to run the 2020/21 Australian Championships at RYCV over the normal Christmas and New Year Period. At this stage the ICCA and 6th Fleet are still hoping to run the event in Victoria during school holidays…
Update on the 2020 Worlds
From the International Cadet Class Association meeting on the 2nd May: Dear All,Over the past three months the International Cadet Class Association Executive Committee (ICCA EXCOM) has been carefully monitoring the impact of the coronavirus on our ability to hold international sailing events. I want to update you on our decision regarding the 2020 World…
Coaching Opportunity
International Cadet Class Association (ICCA) Expression of Interest (EOI) 20th February 2020 Overview ICCA strives to provide to our sailors the highest level of coaching and delivery of coaching programs. In line with the class strategic plan, there is a focus to increase participation and to improve results at Worlds level. We see coaching of the…
Notice of Race for the States
The Notice of Race (NOR) has been published for the State Championships to be held at SYC on 7th-9th March 2020. Please see the regatta page on the SYC website at https://syc.com.au/cadetstates/.
Victoria Wins the Tillett Trophy for 2nd Year in a Row
The 6th Fleet has won the Tillett Trophy at the Linked Building National Championships for the second year in a row. Congratulations to the following sailors for this outstanding achievement: 4th BULLET Thomas Johnston and Piper Duell SYC 5th ANACONDA Elliot Hughes and Charlie Haigh RGYC 6th SPITFIRE Mischa Suda and Lily Williams SYC 7th…
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Sailing Instructions for the Nationals
The Sailing Instructions for the Linked Building 58th International Cadet Australian Championship have been published and are available by clicking this link.
Coaching Notes from Sandy Sprints
Notes provided by Clare Clear air is important- those that got clear made the break and were able to sail their race without being controlled by others. Too many people sat in gas for way too long all around the course. If you find yourself in gas, get boatspeed, don’t sit there pinching, even if…