Brow is Topper National Champion

2nd May 2011

The Topper National Champion is T Brow (Ballyholme YC). Second is 2nd Laura Gilmore (Strangford Lough YC) and third is Andrew Penney (East Antrim BC) Topper CLASS Sailed: 8, Discards: 1, To count: 7, Entries: 31,

Rank	CLASS	SAIL NO	HELM	CLUB
1st	Topper	47083	Tim Brow	Ballyholme YC
2nd	Topper	46568	Laura Gilmore	Strangford Lough YC
3rd	Topper	47097	Andrew Penney	East Antrim BC
4th	Topper	46422	Lucy Burrows	Donaghadee SC
5th	Topper	46190	Erica Ruigrok	Rush SC/Skerries SC
6th	Topper	45111	Craig Campbell	Royal North of Ireland YC
7th	Topper	46717	Conor O'Farrell	Carlingford Lough YC
8th	Topper	45526	Katie Kane	East Antrim BC
9th	Topper	46737	Gary Fekkes	East Antrim BC
10th	Topper	46897	Amy Lambert	National YC/Lough Derg YC
11th	Topper	46714	Suzanne Flannigan	Ballyholme YC
12th	Topper	46934	Dougie Power	Waterford Harbour SC
13th	Topper	46957	Liam Glynn	Ballyholme YC
14th	Topper	46105	Sorcha Donnelly	Skerries YC
15th	Topper	25924	Sam Wilkinson	Donaghadee SC
16th	Topper	47068	Aisling Keller	Lough Derg YC
17th	Topper	46975	Conor Sherriff	Courtown SC/National YC
18th	Topper	44948	Kevin Harrington	Courtown SC
19th	Topper	46918	Grainne Young	National YC
20th	Topper	46444	Sarah Cooney	National YC/Lough Derg YC
21st	Topper	46569	Nicola Eames	Strangford Lough SC
22nd	Topper	45549	Anna Potterton	Waterford Harbour SC/ Howth YC
23rd	Topper	42125	Rory Butler	Donaghadee SC
24th	Topper	45418	Alison Dolan	Blessington SC
25th	Topper	46189	Tom Purdon	Strangford Lough YC
26th	Topper	44541	Niamh Doran	Courtown SC/National YC
27th	Topper	46313	Peter Queally	Waterford Harbour SC
28th	Topper	46144	Peter Gilmore	Strangford Lough YC
29th	Topper	44703	Milo Dunne	National YC
30th	Topper	46298	Luke Gleeson	National YC
31st	Topper	46429	Iseult Kneafsey	National YC

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