International Cadet Australian Championship

Each year the Cadet National Championships is rotated in location around Australia. Recent venues have included Geelong, Sydney, Hobart, Port Lincoln, Adelaide and Melbourne.

Tasmania hosted the 1997 championship in the River Derwent, with a local sailor taking out the overall prize,[2] and in 1998 the championship was held at Corio Bay in Geelong as a lead-in to the world championships at the same venue.[3] Adelaide, South Australia was the venue for 2000,[4] and Adelaide also hosted the 2003 races, which saw representatives of the Adelaide Sailing Club achieve the first win by South Australians in 30 years.[5] The Adelaide Sailing club also hosted the 2004 championship,[6] but the event moved the following year: the 2005 championship was held in New South Wales for the first time, sailing out of the Woollahra Sailing Club. Tasmanians took out the overall championship that year, with Lucy Shephard and Sophie Chesterman winning the competition, but the Tillet Team Trophy went to Victoria.[7]

In 2006 the 45th championship returned to the River Derwent, Tasmania, and was hosted by the Sandy Bay Sailing Club in a championship that coincided with the completion of that year's Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.[8][9] Although the 2006 championship had 86 boats in the fleet, this figure was surpassed the following year when 92 boats entered the competition. Hosted by the Royal Geelong Yacht Club, the overall winners were Tasmanians Douglas Shephard and Josh Brown.[10][11]

The 47th International Cadet Australian Championship was held in Port Lincoln, South Australia from 11 to 18 January 2009, with Tasmania winning the Tillet Team Trophy and a Tasmanian boat skippered by Lewis Noye emerging as the overall winner.[12][13][14] The championship returned to South Australia in 2010, although this time to Adelaide rather than Port Lincoln, and was subsequently won by Tasmanian sailors Alec and Samantha Bailey. They went on to finish third at the world championships in Poland, (with Australians Anton and Julian Sasson finishing second) and Alec Bailey was subsequently named male sailor of the year in the 2010 Yachting Tasmania Achievement Awards.[15][16][17] Tasmania also had a strong showing in the 2010/2011 championships in Melbourne, with entrants from the Sandy Bay Sailing Club winning three out of the top seven places,[18] although first place went to Sean Keen and Oscar Mitton from the Adelaide Sailing Club.[19]

The 50th Redlands International Cadet Australian Championship is to be held from 27 December 2011 to 4 January 2012 in Lake Macquarie, NSW, Australia.[20] It is the top racing event for the Cadet Class sailing dinghy in Australia. This year, as scheduling has changed from previous years, the event will not be a qualifier into the world championships. As the Cadet Class is an under-18 class the event will be a truly youth affair. This year there are predicted to be 60-70 boats in the event.[21]

Championship table

#	Boat	Skipper	Crew	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	R11	D1	D2	Total
1	Impulse	Samantha Bailey	Hannah Chadwick	10	3	3	2	4	7	4	1	61B	1	2	61B	10	27
2	Sirocco	Charlie Connor	Ethan Galbraith	7	2	1	1	3	3	3	13	6	2	14	14	13	28
3	Meltemi	Oliver Burnell	Wizzy Dizzy Declerck	9	6	4	5	2	8	6	2	7	3	5	9	8	40
4	Unfinished Business	Alice Endersbee	Grace Endersbee	11	1	6	3	6	1	10	3	25	17	1	17	25	42
5	Wildcard	Liam Robinson	Gabe Nolan	2	4	12	26	1	6	2	8	5	15	9	26	15	49
6	Brothers in Arms	Darcy Baranowski	Dominic Randall	1	8	18	16	17	15	1	16	4	6	37	37	18	84
7	Phoenix	Sam Tiedemann	Hugo Allison	13	10	5	4	18	12	8	5	10	23	40.5G	40.5G	23	85
8	Vamoose	Charlie Rae	Zoe Rae	14	33	10	29	20	5	7	6	11	5	7	33	29	85
9	Executioner	Silas Hamilton	Rupert Hamilton	15	9	7	10	19	4	21	4	24	4	18	24	21	90
10	Shimmer	Sam Abel	William Cooper	19	20	9	8	5	2	14	50	12	11	16	50	20	96
11	Endless Summer	Amy Perin	Marni Lydeamore	16	17	16	9	8	19	9	12	3	8	29	29	19	98
12	Tempest	Olivia Neilson	Joel Lay	3	21	20	11	23	9	20	13	2	9	14	24	23	99

N.B. All scores are updated at the end of each days sailing. Scores are currently updated with 11 races sailed. R = Race, D = Drop. In the case of a draw the boat with the best score for an individual race wins.[22][23][24]

The 52nd International Cadet Australian Championship is to be held from 27 December 2013 to 4 January 2014 at the Royal Victorian Yacht Club .[25] It is the top racing event for the Cadet Class sailing dinghy in Australia. As the Cadet Class is an under 18 aged class the event will be a truly youth affair, attracting some of the best young sailors in the country, and taking its place as on the national youth sailing stage.[26]

The 53rd International Cadet Australian Championships were held at the Port Lincoln Yacht Club in South Australia.

Championship table

#	Boat	Skipper	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	R11	R12	D1	D2	Total
1	Samaran	Julian Sasson	5	2	1	2	6	8	13	1	1	13	5	1	13	13	32
2	Phoenix	Sam Abel	67B	1	6	4	1	1	2	2	17	10	1	8	67B	17	36
3	Resistance	Oliver Manton	6	24	13	7	2	2	8	7	16	7	2	7	24	16	61
4	Little Devil	Angus Price	11	6	4	5	67O	5	6	12	11	1	10	3	67O	12	62
5	Uncut	Emily Patching	9	10	3	1	7	6	7	14	4	9	11	9	14	11	65
6	SEA-YA	Jasmin Galbraith	15	5	7	3	67O	7	3	6	7	16	3	12	67O	16	68
7	Bob	Marty Hood	2	13	8	12	8	12	10	8	67Q	5	6	2	67Q	13	73
8	Jonathan L	Louis Schofield	4	3	20	16	3	4	12	4	2	18	18	21	21	20	84
9	Meltemi	Toby Burnell	18	9	2	8	12	3	18	3	19	6	13	10	19	18	84
10	Brothers in Arms	Dominic Randall	1	8	30	20	20	16	11	9	3	2	20	11	20	30	101

N.B. All scores are updated at the end of each days sailing. Scores are currently updated with 11 races sailed. R = Race, D = Drop. In the case of a draw the boat with the best score for an individual race wins.

• International Cadet Class of Australia
• 50th Redlands International Cadet Australian Championship