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Posted: **Sat May 14, 2005 10:55 pm**

Article XIII - THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Purpose. The National Championship is conducted annually to determine the National Champion of the Thistle Class.

2. Trophy. The â€œLouis Carron Perpetual Trophyâ€

Posted: **Sun May 15, 2005 7:55 am**

the key is to figure out the remaining entries...after the past years national champion, all the Champions guys, who happen to usually be the top 5 skippers in the rest of their regions regattasso your stil at 16 skippers...

Off to Sail

Posted: **Sun May 29, 2011 12:50 am**

I was just reading some old postings. There is some interesting and relevant stuff. Attendance has been down in Florida and I guess has not ben an issue lately at EC 12 Nationals. There has been some talk of a National ranking system. But in case there are 40+ boats that decide to show up to a regatta, who gets in? The link below is really the one I was responding to, but I saw mention of the Thistle class (deja vu) and is also relevant to large fleets.

http://www.ec12.org/Clubhouse/Discussio ... PIC_ID=344

Thanks,
Jim
Does this hav spell check?

Jim

Posted: **Sun May 29, 2011 1:31 am**

That was very old postings, Jim. The "Ranking System" is a Seeding List from racing listings of regattas attended running over a years time. It is used only for seeding multiple fleet regattas. Notice of this was by email to the class 25 April with the details. Are you on the mailing list? If not, see the Home page of the class site.

There are no restrictions on the number of entries to the 2011 NCR. There has been a 52 boat restriction in the past but no one has ever been turned down. So, if you want to attend, registration will begin on September 8. The NCR website will be up in about three weeks. Look forward to seeing you at the party.

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Posted: **Sun May 29, 2011 1:32 am**

That was very old postings, Jim. The "Ranking System" is a Seeding List from racing listings of regattas attended running over a years time. It is used only for seeding multiple fleet regattas. Notice of this was by email to the class 25 April with the details. Are you on the mailing list? If not, see the Home page of the class site.

There are no restrictions on the number of entries to the 2011 NCR. There has been a 52 boat restriction in the past but no one has ever been turned down. So, if you want to attend, registration will begin on September 8. The NCR website will be up in about three weeks. Look forward to seeing you at the party.

...94 [8D]