Hi Ya'll,
This weekend is the final event for this series, the fun teams challenge. There is going to be plenty of swell and the wind could quite possibly do its thing.
In the event of a lack of wind we will be running a fun, teams sup, surfing challenge so bring along your weapons of choice. We have a new pumping sound system that will be cranking down the beach!
This event will also be a fund raiser for the organisation, we have HUGE PRIZES!
We will be having a raffle with some awesome goodies up for grabs. Our season sponsor WindSurfN Snow has donated a Neil Pryde Combat Wave 5.0. We also have an XOSails 4.5, board bags, wetties +heaps more.
By entering the competition before Friday midnight (go to nswwavesailing.org/) you will automatically get 2 tickets into the raffle. Enter on the Saturday to get 1 ticket.
Extra tickets for the raffle can also be purchased 5$ each or 5 for $20.
You don't have to be there to win prizes in the raffle
If you want to purchase tickets into the raffle and you can't attend the event you can do so up to midnight tomorrow (Thursday Night). This is so that the funds can clear and your entry into the raffle can be confirmed.
You will recieve an email confirmation of the tickets you have purchased.
Transfer the amount you wish to buy into;
NSWWA
BSB: 032155
ACC: 118990
Enter you name and mobile no as the reference. We will call you if you have won one of the great prizes.
We will be raising funds to help purchase some extra needed equipement to make next years events even bigger and better, so get your tickets NOW!
More details regarding the event will be posted tomorrow evening after reviewing the forecast.
Hope to see you on the weekend to have some fun and Partay.
Cheers,
George
We have a competition house with still some beds available for Saturday night. If you want to stay its $50 for Saturday night. PM me. First in gets the spots.
Cheers
George
Saturday 22 March
Winds
Northerly 15 to 20 knots, reaching up to 25 knots south of Point Perpendicular early in the morning. Winds shifting southerly in the late morning or afternoon
Sunday 23 March
Winds
North to northeasterly 10 to 15 knots increasing to 15 to 20 knots during the day.
^^ from the bom
After checking all the forecasts, it's clear that the wind will be from the north east or south west or east south or west west.
Truth be told it is anyone's guess as to what the wind will do. For those that came to the windang competition where the forecast was similar, you will know that there is potential of sailing in 20knots head high surf.
BUT this event is the teams challenge/end of season partay and AGM. There will be fun this weekend so come along and join in.
Sign on will be at 16 Burke Pde, near waz's house up to 10.30am. Be prepared to travel as there is a good chance we will relocate to Windang or Werri during the event.
The AGM will be held at 16 Burke parade Saturday evening before the BBQ. In the event that we sail late, that may be rescheduled to Sunday morning at 9.30am.
See you all tomorrow.
George
Latest BOM
Waves all weekend. Big swell Sunday. And potential wind!
Saturday 22 March
Winds
North to northeasterly 15 to 25 knots becoming northerly 10 to 15 knots early in the morning then shifting southerly 15 to 25 knots in the evening.
Sunday 23 March
Winds
Southerly 15 to 20 knots.
Caution
Deceptively powerful surf conditions are expected to be hazardous for coastal activities such as crossing bars by boat and rock fishing.
Weather looks good, not a cloud in the sky and it looks perfect for a nice north east seabreeze today. Forecast is saying 15-20kts so it should be pretty fun. Before a southerly late in the afternoon.
Sign on is at 16 Burke Pde. Possibility of relocating to werri mid morning. Briefing at 10.30am
Werri beach opposite fish cafe. Currently 15-20kts and waist high. Expression session starting at 1pm.
Competition had been officially called off today. Nice glassy conditions for surfing and SUPing. Thanks to all that attended and sailed yesterday and it was a very positive and productive AGM. The meeting notes will be published in the next few days.
Thanks,
George
