| POT PEWTER PRINGLE |
For the top ladder score. |
Phil Jeffery
20 052 Points from 6 flights |
| PRESIDENT'S TROPHY |
For the top ladder score achieved in club gliders. |
Alexander Ward
3 375 points from 3 flights |
| MUG METAL MACHIN |
For the Longest, Handicapped*, declared, completed flight
around up to 3 turning points. |
Phil Jeffery
606km in a Ventus 2cxt on 21 July 2008: Woodhall Services, Cambridge South, Worksop.
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| PONS POT |
As above, but where the flight is not completed. |
James Kellerman
439km in an ASG29 on 27 August 2008: Andover, Tuxford, GPS Landout abeam Crowland. |
| SLAZENGER TROPHY |
For the fastest, handicapped* flight around the Slazenger triangle:
Turning points at Newport Pagnell and Rushden (110Km). For novices
only. |
No Claim made |
| COLONIAL SHIELD |
For the longest handicapped*, declared, Silver Distance flight. |
Chris Lewis
149km on 4 July 2008 in Pegase ‘FVV’: Gransden, Crowland, Downham Market, Gransden
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| BOOMERANG |
For the fastest, handicapped* out-and-return flight to Shipston-on-Stour
(208.7Km). For novices and intermediates only. |
No Claim made |
| BOAL POT |
For the fastest, handicapped* flight around the 'Boal
Triangle': Turning points at Soham, Eastwell, and Calvert (305.5km). |
Phil Jeffery
85.6 kph in an Ventus 2cxt on 13 July 2008 |
| JUBILEE BOWL |
For the longest, handicapped*, completed flight around
up to 2 turning points, not necessarily declared. |
Phil Jeffery
509Km in a Ventus 2cxt on 20 July 2008: Northallerton out-and-return
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| GRANSDEN TROPHY |
For the fastest, handicapped* speed around turning points at Leominster
and Doncaster (514Km). |
No Claim Made |
| COMPLICITY CUP |
For the best syndicate performance. |
72 syndicate (Duo Discus X)13 951 points from 6 flights: John & Janet Birch, Richard Maskell. |
| TED WARNER TROPHY |
For the best performance on the ladder by a novice. |
Peter Buchlovsky
9 059 points from 6 flights |
| THE DOUBLE CENTURY TROPHY |
For the fastest, handicapped* flight around turnpoints Bicester
Control Tower and Husbands Bosworth Clubhouse (205.0 Km). For Standard/
15M gliders without water ballast and for Novice/Intermediate pilots
(as defined by Inter-Club League rules). |
No Claim Made |
| THE SANVILLE ENIGMA |
For the fastest, handicapped* out-and-return flight to Great Malvern. |
Phil Jeffery
102kph in a Ventus 2cxt on 26 July 2008
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| BOTTLE of BOLLY CHALLENGE |
For the best ladder score in an ASW19 or Pegasus. |
Peter Buchlovsky8 717 points from 6 flights |
| 'FUN TO FLY' TROPHY |
Awarded by Bryce Bryce-Smith to the pilot who has enjoyed his flying without necessarily resorting to competition. |
Robert Theil and Andy BeattyWhen they're on duty they're fighting over the gliders, when they're off duty they're back in the air flying their own gliders! |
| THE KELMAN CLOCK (new for 2008) |
For longest, handicapped, flight from GRL around up to three turning points during the winter season from the start of the Club year to the end of GMT. |
George Knight71km Newmarket out-and-return in a Discus 2cT on 25 March 2008 |
| SIR ARTHUR MARSHALL TROPHY |
For the highest placed Cambridge pilot competing in the annual Regionals / Nationals run at Gransden Lodge. |
Colin Smithers4th Place in Sport Class flying an ASH25 |
Non-flying awards |
| CADET CUP |
For the most meritorious cadet. |
Sam Wallace |
| TREDDERS TROPHY |
For the greatest all round contribution to the club (open to non committee members). |
Steve KaszakFor his efforts in running the roster and booking systems. |
| GILLIAN BRYCE-SMITH PEN |
For the member who has done most to promote the Cambridge Gliding Centre. |
Tony CronshawIn recognition of the mini courses that he has continually filled during 2007-08 |