Female Snipe World Championship

Main article: Snipe (dinghy)

Main article: Snipe World Championships

The Female Snipe World Championship is an bi-annual international sailing regatta held in the Snipe (dinghy). It is organized by the host club on behalf of the Snipe Class International Racing Association (SCIRA) and recognized by World Sailing, the sports IOC recognized governing body.

Trophies

The Roy Yamaguchi Memorial Trophy is awarded to the winning helm and her it was donated to the class by Japanenese Class Association who hosted the first addition of the event.^[1][2] The other trophy of note is the Carmen Diaz Trophy donated by Augie Diaz and is awarded to the highest placing boat with a helm and crew aged under 22 in the year of the event.^[3]

Events

See also: World championships in sailing

Ed.			Hosts			Boat	Sailor			Ref.
No	Day/Month	Year	Host club	City	Country		No.	Nat.	Cont.
01	11–15 Aug	1992	Hakkeijima Marina	Yokohama	Japan	44	88	5	4
02	8–11 Sep	1996	Centro de Alto Rendimiento	Mar Menor	Spain	23	46	9	4	[4]
03	3–7 Oct	1998	Severn Sailing Association	Annapolis, Maryland	United States	31	62	10	4
04	28 Aug – 3 Sep	2000	Societa Treiestina Della Vela	Trieste	Italy	30	60	10	4
05	15-20 Oct	2002	St. Petersburg Yacht Club	Tampa Bay	United States	26	52	8	4
06	14 Aug	2004	Vestfjordens Seilforening	Oslo	Norway	35	70	8	4
07	19–26 Nov	2006	Yacht Club Punta del Este	Punta del Este	Uruguay	15	30	9	4	[5][6]
08	24-28 Sep	2008	Real Club Nautico de Roquetas de Mar	Roquetas de Mar	Spain	23	46	9	4
09	7–12 Nov	2010	St. Petersburg Yacht Club	St. Petersburg, Florida	United States	24	48	8	4
10	18–23 Sep	2012	Real Club Mediterráneo de Málaga	Malaga	Spain	21	42	5	4
11	3–8 Nov	2014	Club Nautico Cordoba	Cordoba	Argentina	14	28	4	3
12	26-29 Aug	2016	Circolo Velico Tiberino	Bracciano	Italy	19	38	8	3
13	14–19 Aug	2018	Sail Newport	Newport	United States	32	64	10	3	[7]
N/A	8–12 Oct	2020	Yacht Club Paulista	São Paulo	Brazil	CANCELLED DUE TO COVID
15	6–9 Oct	2021	Yacht Club Paulista	São Paulo	Brazil	40	80	7	3
16	3–8 Oct	2023	Club de Vela Valencia Mar	Valencia	Spain	42	84	14	4	[8]
16	22–27 Jul	2025		Enoshima	Japan

Winners

Year	Skipper/Crew	Fleet	Country	Ref.
1994	Pauline Book/Carine Juliussen	Åsgårdstrand Seilforening	Norway
1996	Pauline Book/Carine Juliussen	Åsgårdstrand Seilforening	Norway	[9]
1998	Yekaterina Skudina/Tatiana Lartseva	Pirogovo Club	Russia
2000	Karianne Eikeland/Janett Krefting	Bergens Seilforening	Norway
2002	Carolyn Brown Krebs/Julie Redler	Mission Bay Yacht Club	United States
2004	Andrea Foglia/Mariana Foglia	Yacht Club Punta del Este	Uruguay
2006	Andrea Foglia/Mariana Foglia	Yacht Club Punta del Este	Uruguay	[5]
2008	Marina Gallego Durán/Marina Sánchez Ferrer	Real Club de Regatas de Santiago de la Ribera	Spain
2010	Anna Tunnicliffe/Molly O'Bryan Vandemoer	Lauderdale Yacht Club	United States
2012	Marta Hernández de la Higuera/Ángela Hernández de la Higuera	Club de Mar de Almería	Spain
2014	María Paula Salerno/Mariela Cecilia Salerno	Yacht Club Argentino	Argentina
2016	Juliana Duque/Amanda Sento Sé	Yacht Clube da Bahía	Brazil
2018	Carol Cronin/Kim Couranz	Severn Sailing Association	United States
2021	Juliana Duque/Mila Beckerath	Yacht Clube da Bahía	Brazil
2023	Juliana Duque/Bruna Di Croce Patricio	Yacht Clube da Bahía	Brazil

References

1. "The Roy Yamaguchi Trophy". Retrieved 29 April 2016.
2. "Roy Yamaguchi Memorial Trophy Deed of Gift" (PDF). Retrieved 29 April 2016.
3. "Carmen Diaz Trophy Deed of Gift" (PDF). Retrieved 29 April 2016.
4. "2nd Snipe Womens World Report" (PDF). Snipe Bulletin - Oct 1996. ISCRA. Oct 1996. Retrieved 2024-12-21.
5. "2006 Snupe Worlds Women" (PDF). Retrieved 2024-12-21.
6. "2006 Snupe Worlds Women" (PDF). Winter 2007. Retrieved 2024-12-21. {{cite magazine}}: Cite magazine requires |magazine= (help)
7. "2018 Results".
8. https://www.snipewomen.com/womens-worlds

See Also

• Open Snipe World Championship
• Youth Snipe World Championship
• Masters Snipe World Championship

External links

• SCIRA
• Snipe Worlds