Chull Community College’s SCC Sharks delivered a commanding performance to win the Fastnet Trophy 2026 on home waters. The annual schools team racing event attracted a record 24 teams, including four from the UK, highlighting growing international interest.
Racing was delayed on Friday due to the weather. Action resumed over the weekend with 192 races completed across two days. Saturday saw 120 races sailed in busy conditions. A further 72 races followed on Sunday as the regatta reached its conclusion. The event used a single change Swiss League format, ensuring each team raced 16 times against varied opposition.
SCC Sharks set the pace throughout. They won all 16 races, securing overall victory with an unbeaten record. RHS Falcons finished second, with Ryde on Time taking third place after consistent performances. St Andrew’s College topped the Silver Fleet standings. Kilkenny College claimed honours in the Bronze Fleet.
Race operations were led by Dave Harte, supported by a large volunteer team. Organisers said their work ensured the smooth delivery of the event. The Fastnet Trophy continues to grow in scale and profile, combining competitive racing with strong international participation.
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