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P/C points up to and including Christchurch offshore # 6 (No Results 2014)
Place Members Point
1- John Belworthy- 450
2- Brendon Kirk- 395
3- Bob Gutsell- 315
4- Terry Riddiford-265
5- Steve Trott- 250
6- Glen Vallender- 210
7- Bruce Clarke- 205
7- Tony Christiansen- 205
9- Peter Anderson- 200
10- Peter Collier- 185
10- Matthew McGovern- 185
12- Matt Gay- 170
13- Leon Jacobs- 165
14- Tony Rutledge- 160
15- Leigh Marsden- 155
15- Jayden Jamieson- 155
17- Malcolm Jamieson- 150
18- Gavin Jamieson- 135
19- Darrell Hansen- 120
20- Mathew Bindon- 115
20- Evan Vallender- 115
22- Nigel Wong- 110
23- Ian Jacobs- 105
23- Brian Hely- 105
23- Birmy Korving- 105
26- Anthony Schroder- 100
26- Dean Harris- 100
28- Pieter Lokum- 95
29- Wayne McNaught- 85
29- Murray Smithson- 85
31- Pierre Botha- 50
31- Ben Riddiford- 50
33- Todd Risman- 45
33- Kerry O'Reilly- 45
35- Malcolm Belworthy- 15
36- Mike Rockliffe- 10
36- Charlie Russal- 10
36- Trevor McClellan- 10

Next round P/C point North Island Champs Tauranga 25/October/2014

Hi Sorry,

From the rule book :

Presidents Cup.

Object : To measure, rank and reward all NZMPBA members that compete at any and all sanctioned regattas and events as advertised on the NZMPBA calendar of events. ( This excludes National Club Days )

Period: Starts the day after the conclusion of the NZMPBA National Championships, and finishes at the conclusion of the following NZMPBA National Championships, ie approx 1 calendar year.

Qualifying classes: A minimum of 2 boats of the same class competing at any sanctioned event other than the NZMPBA National Championships is required to form a “competition” to qualify for Presidents Cup points.

The points scoring system is applied as required per class. Open, Merged and Handicap type events are treated the same way as an individual class.

On behalf of Steve Trott

If you are trying to say “stock” is not yet a formal class, that is true, however there is a mandate to trial run the class ( as we did at the 2014 Nats) and IT IS a notified EVENT at a SANCTIONED regatta as per the above excerpt from the rule book.

A comparison could be handicap and merged class racing, results for this are also allowable, yet handicap and merged class racing to my knowledge is not ( yet) mentioned in the rule book anywhere either.

The idea is that competition EVENTS as advertised as part of sanctioned REGATTAS which attract at least 2 boats do gather PC points.

As far as I am concerned the stock classes qualify for PC points in my personal opinion and as the Regatta Director.

Regards, Steve Trott.

You will need to challenge the NZ Committee further if you disagrees.

To your question PC points YES

Cheers Bruce