SAILING champions league:
asia pacific
Short races, one-design boats, a standardised course and a competition between the most prestigious sailing clubs in the world – all these ingredients combine to guarantee sailing at its best.
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The 2022 SAILING Champions League: Asia Pacific – FINAL was eld over the weekend of 26/27th March at Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club as a part of 2022 Sailfest. Fifteen of the top clubs from around Australia (and Vanuatu) raced over 2 days for the title of ‘SCL:AP Top Club’ in both the Open and U22 divisions.
After lots (24 Qualifying Series races) in some extremely challenging conditions the cream rose to the top with the Open division results being:
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- Mornington Yacht Club – James Jackson
- Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron – Jed Cruikshank
- Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron – Zac West
- Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club – Thomas Steenson
In the Under 22 (Youth) division the winners were:
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- Mornington Yacht Club – James Jackson
- Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron – Zac West
- Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club – Thomas Steenson
- Royal Geelong Yacht Club – Mason Mahoney
These Top Clubs will then be eligable to go on to take on the best clubs from all over the world at the respective SAILING Champions League – World Final’s.
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Typical NSL events include a round-robin Qualifying Series of up to 45 races. Teams rotate through the boats in each flight so that each team competes against every other team and sails in every boat. The top 4 teams from the Qualifying Series compete in the Final Series. Both series use a short course, stadium format.
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The Mornington Yacht Club has qualified to represent Australia in the SAILING Champions League Finals in Germany later this year after clinching an incredible victory in both the U22 and Open division...

Race Format
Typical NSL events include a round-robin Qualifying Series of up to 45 races. Teams rotate through the boats in each flight so that each team competes against every other team and sails in every boat. The top 4 teams from the Qualifying Series compete in the Final Series. Both series use a short course, stadium format.