Sail Nova Scotia talent

Ryan

Aug 9, 2018

Ryan AndersonHere are a couple of young sailors who have has success in recent regattas. You can view the complete results in the links below.

Congratulations Ryan Anderson on capturing the NS U19 Provincial Championship at Sail Fest hosted by Lunenburg Yacht Club, July 26- 29.

Sail Fest results:

http://lyc.ns.ca/racing/racing2018/sail_east.htm

Noah Adler

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations Noah Adler, Opti sailor from RNSYS who won the provincial U16 championships July 8th as part of ARK Regatta. Kudos to Bedford Basin Yacht Club for hosting such a great event!

Ark results can be viewed here.

 

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