Zuri skipper Neil Worrell takes home swag of silver at Princess Royal Sailing Club trophy night

The Princess Royal Sailing Club held its annual trophy night on Saturday, despite unfavourable weather conditions forcing the cancellation of the last race of the season.

Due to Saturday’s weather not being conducive to sailing the Cock of the Harbour race, it was decided to hold the event on May 10.

However, trophy night went ahead as planned and a full clubhouse of members and families watched on as dozens of coveted trophies were handed to the proud recipients.

No prouder and very humble was division two skipper of Zuri, Neil Worrell, who scooped the pool by winning a table full of silverware, mainly on handicap wins.

His faithful Zuri may not have been the quickest yacht in the fleet but always managed to sail to its handicap and reaped the rewards.

Stephen Brown, another division two skipper who hardly missed a race also took home a heap of trophies with Mary Maitland and a dedicated crew, in particular Grant Tickell.

Peter Bane, also from division two and skipper of Dunluce, was tickled pink with his winning the prestigious Dymes Cup and his only trophy of the night.

Aileen and Simon Lucas shared most of the spoils in the Flying Fifteen fleet.

Both skippers dominated in their fleet and have proved to be the ones to beat.