Points Total (after 22 races): The results after eight evenings are given below. No discards have been applied, corrections for changes in skippers have been applied. Total points are calculated as the sum of places; where the boat hasn't competed in a race 17 points have been awarded.

Crew's Races

On Tuesday 17th of August nine snipes raced in St. Mary's. Course 8 was used due to the moderate North Westerly breeze. The breeze increased during the racing providing gusty exciting racing.

On Tuesday 3rd of August eight snipes raced in St. Mary's. Course 7 was used in the first race due to the moderate Westerly breeze. The breeze gradually eased during the racing providing ideal conditions for two Crew's races on a short course, followed by a fourth points race.

On Tuesday 27th of July there was a light Southerly breeze. Seven snipes took to the water, six of which competed in the racing. The second Crew's Race took place as the second race.

On Tuesday 13th of July there was a fresh Easterly breeze. Seven snipes took to the water.

Points May Total (after 7 races): The results after three evenings of May races are given below. The scores are provisional; no discards have been applied but corrections for changes in skippers have been applied. Total points are calculated as the sum of places; where the boat hasn't competed in a race 13 points are awarded.

On Tuesday 29th of June there was a fine Westerly breeze which shifted to the North West during the points racing. Six snipes took to the water, five of which competed in the racing. The first Crew's Race took place as the third race.

On Tuesday 15th June there was a fine Southerly breeze. A large fleet of Twelve snipes took part in the three points races, racing on course 5. With the large number of boats the starts were a bit tricky, but the fleet spread out a bit during the first beat. Neil Foubister's No Fear showed consistent performance winning the first race and finishing second in races 2 and 3. Thanks to Jim MacDonald for the timekeeping and to Brendan Fletcher and Bruce Johnston for providing safety boat cover.

Port to Port Race

Sunday 13th of June was the great day of the annual Port to Port Race. Seven snipes took the challenge of a race from St. Mary's to St. Margaret's Hope and back. The NE breeze shifted to NNE during the races, providing a long broad reach South followed by a long beat back home.

Tuesday 8th of June was a wet day, but along with the rain was a fine Easterly breeze. Seven snipes took to the water for the Tuesday evening points racing.

On Tuesday 1st June nine snipes took to the water for the Tuesday evening points racing. The shifty Westerly breeze was very light to begin with but settled in nicely to provide superb racing conditions. Neil Foubister did well in the New Kontiki. Years ago Norman Johnston had a snipe called Kontiki, named after Thor Hyerdahl's epic expedition of 1947. The name lives on.

The Johnstons have been involved with Holm Sailing Club for ever. Norman's son Fred has sailed Fleetwing at Holm for 50 years, his grandson Bruce is part of the safety boat team. Thaks to Brendan Fletcher and Bruce Johnston for manning the safety boat and Fred Johnston and Jack Foubister for timekeeping the races.

On Tuesday 25th May eight snipes turned out for the Tuesday evening points racing. The moderate NW breeze provided fine sailing conditions.

On Tuesday 18th May seven snipes turned out for the first of the Tuesday evening points racing.

On Tuesday 11th May nine snipes turned out for the first of the Tuesday evening points racing.