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The racers went to bed early in anticipation of more racing<br />

the next day. An energy filled breakfast for the racers was<br />

sponsored by Le Charmé Suites Subic Bay Hotel located<br />

at the Subic Bay Freeport. After breakfast, a few quick<br />

reminders were given by Jerry to the racers and it was out on<br />

the water again.<br />

Mark and Michelle of<br />

PGYC recovering from<br />

a capsize<br />

Bobot of Subic Sailing<br />

being towed in after they<br />

snapped their first mast<br />

The Oz Goose nationals regatta is usually nine races, this<br />

meant that the racers only needed to do three more to<br />

complete the series. Racing was still as furious as ever, the<br />

windward mark was set closer to shore and the audience on<br />

the beach could hear the shouts of “starboard!”and other<br />

right of way hails. Zoren kept the pressure on, finishing 1,<br />

3 and 2, in races 8,9 and<br />

Racing was still as<br />

10. Sonya of Subic Sailing<br />

was able to take first<br />

furious as ever,...<br />

place finish in race 8.<br />

the audience on Mark of PGYC sailing on<br />

the beach could a Goose flying the Lakan<br />

emblem, another sponsor<br />

hear the shouts of<br />

of the regatta took first in<br />

“starboard!”...<br />

race 9.<br />

After the final race, the racers headed back and were welcomed<br />

with refreshing cocktails from Lakan Heritage Liquors, as well<br />

as a hearty sausage barbecue lunch sponsored by Broadwater<br />

Marine and Active Boating and Watersports Magazine.<br />

Thom hounding the team<br />

of Kyla from PGYC<br />

Clytie with her crew Karlo won the Sailability division and 3rd<br />

in the Women’s division, Sonya with Miguel of Subic Sailing<br />

came in second in Women’s, Kyla with Zildjan of PGYC was<br />

champion of the women’s division and 3rd in the Open class.<br />

Second overall was Mark with Michelle of PGYC, and the<br />

Overall Championship of the <strong>2024</strong> Oz Goose Nationals was<br />

nabbed by Zoren with Candice.<br />

It was great racing overall and all the sailors were happy,<br />

some repairs were forthcoming but that’s normal in racing<br />

wooden boats. Everyone was excited to know that next<br />

year’s Nationals will be in Puerto Galera.<br />

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