Sally Minty-Gravett and Dr Isle Eiselen, who successfully crossed on Friday are supporting her on the escort boat.
GOLF: The Royal Jersey Golf Club’s Jimmy Stones Memorial Salver 2005 was won yesterday by Steve Vincent and James Singleton with 50 points.
Behind them finished Roger Maddock and David Bushnell with 47 and, behind them, Stuart Hamilton and Harry Tumblety with 46.
GOLF: The winner of the La Moye Trophy, at La Moye on Saturday, was Seb Brown with an aggregate total of 145 over the 36 holes.
Second was Matthew Parkman of the Royal Jersey with 147 and third was Richard Ramskill of La Moye with 149.
Brown is still a junior member of La Moye and also wins the scratch silver medal.
CLAY PIGEON: The winner of the A-class and High Gun at the Crabbé Clay Pigeon Club shoot yesterday was John de la Haye, 48 ex 50.
The B-class was won by Albert Able, 37 ex 50 and the winner of class C was Peter Quimby, 34 ex 50.
SOFTBALL: In yesterday’s inter-divisional games at Les Quennevais, Storm beat Serco Cubs 14-13, Barclays Niners beat MGs 51-6 and Ansbacher Flyers beat Danepak Falcons 17-11.
YACHTING: The A-fleet winners of the RCIYC Hobie fleet Framing and Art Bay Races, incorporating events seven and eight of the Summer Breeze series held in St Aubin’s Bay yesterday afternoon, were Mick Doleman and Damian James.
Winners of the B-fleet were James Fullerton and Tim Sims while the winners of the Cadet Dragoon fleet were Emma and Laura Voak.
GOLF: The result of the second round of the Demi Golf Society’s club championship on Saturday, held at St Clement’s Golf Club, saw Roger da Sousa win with a nett 58, for a round of 70 off his 12 handicap.
Second was Paul King, also with a nett 58 with a round of 74 off his 16 handicap.
Third was Ray Pearce, with a nett 64, gross 78, off a handicap of 14.
BOWLS: Jersey bowlers enjoyed a successful time at the Southampton Open Bowls Tournament on Saturday.
John Hafey and Frank Hambly with Englishman Dennis Cheater won the triples event, while Cheater combined with another Jerseyman, Raymond ‘Chummy’ Porée, to win the doubles.
DARTS: The Maurice Pirouet Singles Knock Out final, held at the Royal Hotel on Friday, was won by Mark James who beat Nathen Le Bailly 3-2.
ROWING: First home in the annual Gorey to Carteret rowing race on Saturday were the Jersey four of Rob Cassin, Simon Stead, Lee Wells and Carl Clinton.
Cox was Mic Trehorel.
The men’s pairs race was won by John Searson and Paul Le Gros while the women’s pairs race was won by Frankie Le Quélènec and Chrissie Pallot.
Report to follow.
ATHLETICS: The Channel Islands’ AC men’s team won their league match at Perivale in the UK on Saturday.
Report to follow.
FOOTBALL: The Drainway Services tournament on Saturday saw St Brelade beat Magpies 5-1 at home while St Paul’s beat Jersey Wanderers 3-1 at the Hockey Club.
