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GPSTC Spring Cup Winners - Board Crazy Boys

Created by sausage sausage  > 9 months ago, 5 Nov 2014
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sausage
sausage

QLD

4873 posts

5 Nov 2014 3:44pm
Congratulations to Board Crazy Boys who held out some fast finishing teams to take out the GPS Team Challenge Spring Cup. It was great to see 6 sailors contribute to the win - I think this is the most we've had for a seasonal cup. I've got the carton of beer here for you to collect









Apologies for the delay too
Boombuster
Boombuster

QLD

584 posts

5 Nov 2014 6:03pm
Well done Qld
F2
F2

F2

QLD

209 posts

5 Nov 2014 6:26pm
Well done guys, great team
MartinF2
MartinF2

QLD

484 posts

5 Nov 2014 7:33pm
Congratulations to all the BCB on an awesome effort. Well done.
Cheers
Marty
Haggar
Haggar

QLD

1670 posts

5 Nov 2014 8:53pm
On ya guys
jamesf
jamesf

NSW

1002 posts

5 Nov 2014 10:09pm
Well done guys on the win, really consistent across all the categories. Want to make a special mention of our Lake Macquarie team who put in a big effort on the last day of the month to improve our 1 hr score to get us into 2nd spot for the month - our best ever result.
Trousers
Trousers

SA

565 posts

5 Nov 2014 9:57pm
nice work lads.
decrepit
decrepit

WA

12802 posts

5 Nov 2014 8:00pm
I can assure you the CST were trying as hard as they could, but----
Well deserved win, great stuff guys.
vando
vando

QLD

3418 posts

5 Nov 2014 10:52pm
Great Effort guys
stroppo
stroppo

WA

747 posts

5 Nov 2014 9:38pm
Welldone fellars top effort on the spring cup
byronmc
byronmc

NSW

507 posts

6 Nov 2014 2:31am
Well done it's fun healthy competition.
To try your hardest as a team is what's it's all about, proud that lake mac could be close to a great team.
pierre
pierre

QLD

166 posts

6 Nov 2014 4:20am
Well done BCB a top effort and good team work
TASSIEROCKS
TASSIEROCKS

TAS

1652 posts

6 Nov 2014 9:21am
Fantastic effort guys
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