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2002 PCISA HIGH
SCHOOL PACIFIC COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS
SILVER FLEET NOTICE OF RACE
Coronado Yacht Club
April 13 & 14, 2002
Final Results
Entry Form
Liability Waiver
Sailing Instructions
1.
2. Date: Saturday and Sunday April 13 & 14,
2002
3. Schedule of Events
| Friday 4.12.02 |
Time |
Saturday 4.13.02 |
Time |
Sunday 4.14.02 |
Time |
| Register &Boat
Inspection |
3-6:30PM |
Register & Boat
Inspection |
7:30-9:30 AM |
Notices Posted |
Prior to 9:30 at flag
pole |
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Registration ends |
9:30 AM |
Competitors Meeting at
CYC |
9:30 |
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Competitor Meeting at
CYC |
9:30 AM |
Tow |
10 AM |
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Tow |
10:00 AM |
Race Warning Signal |
11:00 AM |
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Race Warning Signal |
11:00AM |
No Race After |
4 PM |
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Saturday Night BBQ |
After Sailing in BBQ
area |
Trophy Presentation |
Announced in BBQ Area |
4. Rules: The Regatta will be governed by the
Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS 2001-2004), the prescriptions of US
Sailing, the ISSA Procedural Rules (as modified by the PCISA), the rules
of the CFJ Class; and by the Sailing Instructions. CFJ Class Rules
requiring Class Membership shall not apply
5. Entry: Entry FORM MUST BE RECEIVED AT CORONADO YACHT CLUB
ON OR BEFORE APRIL 10, 2002. Send or Fax (619-435-2480) to Coronado
Yacht Club, 1631 Strand Way, Coronado, CA 92118, Attention: PCC Silver
Fleet Registrar
6. FEES:
a. Entry fee is $25.00/team, made payable to Coronado Yacht Club.
Lunches and meals are available for reasonable rates. See Entry Form for
details
b. Boat Damage Deposit is $50.00/team: Please issue a separate
check for deposit made payable to Coronado Yacht Club.
7. Format and Eligibility:
a. One Team (A & B) from each eligible and qualifying PCISA member
school is eligible to compete. See Supplemental Rules for Pacific Coast
Interscholastic Sailing Association for eligibility requirements.
b. Upon application, the Regatta Chair may allow for the entry of
additional teams from an eligible PCISA school , based upon the size of
such school’s team and other factors brought to the attention of the
Regatta Chair. In the event that the Regatta Chair allows for an
additional team(s), all of the provisions of this Notice of Race will
apply to that team(s) (for example, entry fee, boat provision
responsibilities, etc)
c. A sailor who skippered in the Gold fleet in more than one 10% regatta
during the 2001-2 Season may not participate as a skipper or crew at the Silver Fleet
Championship.
8. Boats & Sails: Each team is responsible for providing one
complete class legal CFJ. Sails, consisting of Main and Jib, will be
provided by PCISA. Each team will need to bring their own jib sheets.
Boat charters must be arranged by each team needing a boat. Boats
will need to pass inspection at or before registration, prior to racing
in event. Boats will also be inspected prior to departure.
9. Medical Release/Consent Form: The Entry Form must be completed
by the team coach or representative. Form must be completed for each
competitor prior to competing.
10. Housing: CYC is not responsible for arranging housing.
11. Meals: See Entry Form
12. Entertainment: Saturday, April 13/TBA
13. Sailing Area: The sailing area will be in San Diego Bay due
east of the Navy Yacht Club. Rotations will be made on the beach on the
south side of the Navy Yacht Club.
14. Judging/Protests: Judges or observers may be on the water.
They will act in accordance with ISSA Procedural Rules, Appendix 4.
Protests will be handled in accordance with ISSA Procedural Rule #16.
Jury will hear all Protests on the water, or in a designated location
determined by the Race Committee. Judges, observers and the Race
Committee expect the contestants to obey all right of way rules and to
clear all fouls by making the appropriate 720 degree turn. Clearing a
foul must be performed as soon after the infraction as possible, however
under no circumstance should a contestant begin or end a clearing turn
near a mark or in the immediate sailing area where other boats in the
regatta are competing. They must be clear of other boat traffic at all
times during the clearing maneuver. Teams discarding refuse on the beach
or in the water may be disqualified from a race or from the entire
regatta without ability for redress at the discretion of the Judges or
the Race Committee. Teams not reporting damage they have, either
intentional or by accident, caused to a boat may be disqualified from a
race or the regatta without the ability for redress at the discretion of
the Judges or the Race Committee.
15. Coaching: ISSA Procedural Rule #8, “Coaching”, shall apply,
except when rendering assistance under RRS Rule 1.1, “Helping those in
danger”.
16. Spectator Boat Slips and Parking: Coronado Yacht Club will
have a limited number of temporary boat slips available. Trailers may be
stored on the Club Premises. Car parking is available in the south lot
or on the street. Contact Fabian Arreola, Facilities Director,
619-435-1848, coronadoyc@aol.com.
Spectator boats must be registered for each day they are on the water
and fly an identification pennant issued by the Race Committee.
Spectator boat operators must attend a meeting immediately after the
Skippers Meeting on both mornings of the regatta. They will agree to
adhere to restricted areas of operation near the race course as outlined
by the PRO, except when rendering assistance under RRS Rule 1.1,
“Helping those in danger”, or as requested by the Race Committee for
assistance.
17. Trophies: Trophies will be awarded to the top five placing
teams in the event, and low-point awards will be presented to the 1st
place skipper/crew in each division. Presentation time will be
announced, and the presentation will be held at the CYC BBQ area.
18. Official Notices: No contestant shall use, either on or off
the water, alcoholic beverages (beer, wine and distilled spirits), or
any controlled substance (Marijuana, cocaine, etc), the possession of
which is unlawful. Infringement of this regulation and/or other off
water discipline expectations occurring during April 12-14, 2002 may be
the basis for disciplinary action. Discipline problems and this
regulation’s enforcement will be handled promptly by and Discipline
Hearing Board who will consist of three adult members: the Regatta
Chairperson, a member of the CYC Board of Directors and the Chief Judge.
Said Board shall, at a time and method selected by them, meet to hear
said problem, and their decision to impose scoring penalties, or other
sanctions they alone deem appropriate, including summary removal from
the entire regatta, shall be final without appeal permitted.
No one shall borrow, or exchange equipment among boats without
permission of Boat Inspectors or Beach Control personnel.
Entry Form
Sailing Instructions |