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International Cadet Class Association
Secretariat:
Jacob de Graeflaan 44
1181 DN Amstelveen
The Netherlands
E-mail: info@cadetclass.org
World Champions!
Toby Bush & Kemmel Thorogood GBR were crowned Cadet World Champions at this year’s Worlds in Australia. Congratulations guys!
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International Cadet Class
Code of Conduct Policy
It is the policy of the International Cadet Class Association (ICCA) that all participants, coaches, instructors, officials, parents and volunteers show respect and understanding for each other, treat everyone equally within the context of the sport and conduct themselves in a way that reflects the principles of the Class. The aim is for all participants to enjoy their sport and to improve performance.
Abusive language, swearing, intimidation, aggressive behaviour or lack of respect for others and their property will not be tolerated and may lead to disciplinary action.
The full Code of Conduct Policy can be downloaded here as a pdf.
Please note: additional guidance from the World Sailing Guidelines on Misconduct 2021 relevant to junior and youth class events, is included.
Code of Conduct

International Cadet Class
Code of Conduct
It is the policy of the International Cadet Class Association (ICCA) that all participants, coaches, instructors, officials, parents and volunteers show respect and understanding for each other, treat everyone equally within the context of the sport and conduct themselves in a way that reflects the principles of the Class. The aim is for all participants to enjoy their sport and to improve performance.
Abusive language, swearing, intimidation, aggressive behaviour or lack of respect for others and their property will not be tolerated and may lead to disciplinary action.
Please note: additional guidance from the World Sailing Guidelines on Misconduct 2021 relevant to junior and youth class events, is included.
The full ICC Code of Conduct Policy can be downloaded here.
Sailors
- Listen to and accept what you are asked to do to improve your performance and keep you safe
- Respect other sailors, coaches, instructors, officials and volunteers
- Abide by the rules and play fairly
- Do your best at all times
- Never hit, shout or act aggressively to others
- Never bully or intimidate others in person, by phone, by text or online
- Take care of all property belonging to other participants, the class or its members
Parents
- Support your child’s involvement and help them enjoy their sport
- Help your child to recognise good performance, not just results
- Never force your child to take part in sport
- Never punish or belittle a child for losing or making mistakes
- Encourage and guide your child to accept responsibility for their own conduct and performance
- Respect and support the coach
- Accept officials’ judgements and recognise good performance by all participants
- Use established procedures where there is a genuine concern or dispute
- Inform the club or event organisers of relevant medical information
- Ensure that your child wears suitable clothing and has appropriate food and drink
- Provide contact details and be available when required
- Take responsibility for your child’s safety and conduct in and around the event venue
Coaches, Instructors, Officials and Volunteers
- Consider the welfare and safety of participants before the development of performance
- Encourage participants to value their performance and not just results
- Promote fair play and never condone cheating
- Ensure that all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking part
- Build relationships based on mutual trust and respect
- Work in an open environment
- Avoid unnecessary physical contact with young people
- Be an excellent role model and display consistently high standards of behaviour and appearance
- Do not drink alcohol or smoke when working directly with young people
- Communicate clearly with parents and participants
- Be aware of any relevant medical information
- Follow World Sailing and club/class guidelines and policies
- Holders of Instructor and Coach qualifications issued by their Member National Authorities (MNA) must also comply with the Codes of Conduct relevant to their MNA and/or World Sailing
- Holders of Race Official appointments must also comply with the Codes of Conduct relevant to their MNA and/or World Sailing
If you are concerned that someone is not following this Code of Conduct, you should inform the Class Welfare Officer or the person in charge of the event.
The full ICC Code of Conduct Policy can be downloaded here.
Official ICCA Statement
Russian attack on Ukraine condemned.
The International Cadet Class Association suspends Russian and Belarusian sailors from international competition.
Support For Ukraine
On behalf of our Cadet family the International Cadet Class Association expresses hope for a rapid end of the hostilities and for peace in Ukraine. Our thoughts are with all of our Ukrainian sailors, their parents, coaches, friends and families.
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Upcoming event

2023 | Cadet World Championship 2023, Belgium
Venue and location: WSKLuM, Halvemaanstraat 2, 8620 Nieuwpoort, Belgium
Dates: 20 – 28 July 2023
(includes 2 measurement days, practice race and reserve day)
Website: Cadet2023
Facebook: Cadet2023
Registration is now open. National Cadet Class Associations or Member National Authorities are requested to appoint a responsible person for the allocations and to inform on the number of allocations for the Cadet Worlds by 31 May 2023 by email to registrations@cadet2023.com.
Immediate past event

2022 | Cadet World Championship 2022, Victoria, Australia
Venue and location: Royal Yacht Club of Victoria,
120 Nelson Place, Williamstown (near Melbourne), VIC 3016, Australia
Dates: Monday 26 December 2022 – Monday 2 January 2023
(includes measurement day, invitational race and reserve day)
Immediately preceded by the Australian Nationals: 19-24 December.
Website: Cadet Worlds 2022
Facebook: Cadet World Championship
Future events
Past events

2022 | Cadet Open European Championship, Torquay, England
Venue and location: Royal Torbay Yacht Club, 12 Beacon Hill, Torquay, Devon, England
Dates: Saturday 30 July to Friday 5 August 2022
The event will be preceded by the UK Open & National Championships:
Sunday 24 July to Thursday 28 July
Website: Event Website
Facebook: Cadet Open European Championship

2021 | Cadet Open World Championship, Riva del Garda, Italy
Venue and location: Fraglia della Vela Riva, Riva del Garda, Italy
Dates: 30 July – 6 August, 2021
Venue available to our class from Sundag 25 July 2021
Website: cadetclass.org

2019 | Cadet World Championship 2019, Poland
Venue and location: Krynica Morska, Poland
Dates: 22 July – 4 August, 2019
Website: Cadet2019
Facebook: CadetWorlds2019
Notice Board
During the 2021 Cadet Open World Championship in Riva del Garda you can find all official notices and documents on this official Notice Board.
So, please check back daily! Click on the round buttons to download specific documents.
NOTICE # 4 – New Notice Board (31|07|2021)
Dear Competitors, to make things a bit easier for the Organizing Committee we have moved the Notice Board. Please follow this link for all official notices: https://www.racingrulesofsailing.org/documents/2489/event
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Entries

2021 Cadet Open World Championship, Riva, Italy, ENTRIES
ARG – ARGENTINA – 2 teams entered
⊗ ARG 9729 – Pum! – Marcos Maffei (M) & Lorenzo Barone (M)
⊗ ARG 9988 – Chapping Movil – Matías Federico Finsterbusch (M) & Franco Barone (M)
AUS – AUSTRALIA – Australia unfortunately cannot be present due to strict Australian Covid induced travel restrictions.
BEL – BELGIUM – 20 teams entered
⊕ BEL 7355 – Voyou – Engida Den Hartigh (M) & Ferre Inghelbrecht (M)
⊕ BEL 8326 – Nevermind – Aurélie Boven (F) & Fien Van Campenhout (F)
⊕ BEL 8520 – Lady in Red – Charlotte Mariën (F) & Hanna Kerre (F)
⊕ BEL 8522 – Panico – Erazem Perko (M) & David Held (M)
⊕ BEL 8560 – Invincible Touch – Jan Smet (M) & Willemijn Cammaer (F)
⊕ BEL 8997 – Executrix – Oliver Brands (M) & Hannelore Cammaer (F)
⊕ BEL 9030 – Flying Scotsman – Emilie Winand (F) & Leena De Blende (F)
⊕ BEL 9038 – Northern Exposure – Marie Bastens (F) & Anna Vanoirbeek (F)
⊕ BEL 9046 – Get A Grip – Mathieu Vanoirbeek (M) & Lucas Meynen (M)
⊕ BEL 9212 – Exotic Blue – Ziva Perko (F) & Thomas Winand (M)
⊕ BEL 9416 – Blue2 – Yarne Goetgebuer (M) & Cyriel Debruyne (M)
⊕ BEL 9575 – True Blue – Miguel Toro (M) & Juul Schaffrath (M)
⊕ BEL 9754 – Zat Bowt – Loïc Schoonooghe (M) & Elise Vanoirbeek (F)
⊕ BEL 9836 – Speedy Gonzales – Elias Kerre (M) & Aron Kerre (M)
⊕ BEL 9839 – Spitfire – Joppe Patyn (M) & August Van Daele (M)
⊕ BEL 9854 – Cassandra – David Toro (M) & Casimir Muylle (M)
⊕BEL 9960 – Briek Boone (M) & Clement De Bie (M)
⊕ BEL 9965 – Subdude – Lore Stroobandt (F) & Clara Muylle (F)
⊕ BEL 10.004 – Maniac – Astrid Vandaele (F) & Juliette Claus (F)
⊕ BEL 10.055 – Vortex – Helena Schoonooghe (F) & Emiel Vandaele (M)
BLR – BELARUS – 2 teams entered
⊗ BLR 9486 – Katsiaryna Miraniuk (F) & Anfisa Malmyha (F)
⊗ BLR 9804 – Anna Lestchinskaya (F) & Yauheni Zhabrouski (M)
CZE – CZECH REPUBLIC – 5 teams entered
⊕ CZE 9640 – Fufík – Adam Winkler (M) & Dominik Eliáš (M)
⊕ CZE 9769 – Sirius – Josef Dressler (M) & Martin Morgan Šebor (M)
⊕ CZE 9772 – Endeavour – Kristýna Holubová (F) & Anna Winklerová (F)
⊕ CZE 9773 – Keep Calm – Luděk Růžička (M) & Tomáš Jiřička (M)
⊕ CZE 9774 – Amazing Sailing – Tereza Dítětová (F) & Anna Marie Dítětová (F)
GBR – UNITED KINGDOM – no info yet pending development of Covid travel restrictions
GER – GERMANY – 14 teams entered
⊕ GER 9154 – Mahela Steinhöfel (F) & Inga Henke (F)
⊕ GER 9467 – Frida Reinhardt (F) & Kai Zolondek (M)
⊕ GER 9694 – Florian Zils (M) & Felix Hänsch (M)
⊕ GER 9695 – Vincent Mennenga (M) & Jannes Mennenga (M)
⊕ GER 9830 – Max Teichmann (M) & Moritz Schönherr (M)
⊕ GER 9838 – Charlotte Meyer (F) & Mara Riedel (F)
⊕ GER 9973 – Neptun – Hannah Stahnke (F) & Alexandra Kupper (F)
⊕ GER 9980 – Riders on the Storm – Nadine Fichtner (F) & Marla Knobel (F)
⊕ GER 9992 – Aqui Vamos – Kiran Hirthe (M) & Maximilian Wulff (M)
⊕ GER 10.031 – Klaas Fiete Kruck (M) & Tjark Schimmel (F)
⊕ GER 10.040 – Nami – Marten Lischewski (M) & Larissa Grunske (F)
⊕ GER 10.061 – Smila – Maja Stein (F) & Johanna Witt (F)
⊕ GER 10.075 – Martin Rothe (M) & Aaron Rück (M)
⊕ GER 10.084 – Thunder Storm – Jasmine Fichtner (F) & Moritz Meyer (M)
NED – NETHERLANDS – 5 teams expected
POL – POLAND – 12 team entered
⊕ POL 9255 – Adam Rutkowski (M) & Aleksandra Gileta (M)
⊕ POL 9433 – Jan Kopyra (M) & Patryk Bartnicki (M)
⊕ POL 9487 – Julita Sitkowska (F) & Antoni Jasiukiewicz (M)
⊕ POL 9847 – Franciszek Rutkowski (M) & Ryszard Ruban (M)
⊕ POL 9848 – Zdzisław Bulik (M) & Aleksander Łabanowski (M)
⊕ POL 9902 – Zuzanna Ostrowska (F) & Alicja Łabanowska (F)
⊕ POL 9956 – Amelia Leszczyńska (F) & Łucja Falęcik (F)
⊕ POL 9959 – Jakub Adamski (M) & Natalia Pieńkowska (F)
⊕ POL 10.065 – Maciej Cesarz (M) & Piotr Buch (M)
⊕ POL 10.074 – Piotr Cendrowski (M) & Mikołaj Sołdan (M)
⊕ POL 10.082 – Krystian Krysiak (M) & Zofia Sienkiewicz (F)
⊕ POL 10.083 – Anastazja Pastuszka (F) & Zuzanna Zachłowska (F)
RUS – RUSSIA – 2 teams entered
⊕ RUS 9654 – Ilia Popov (M) & Maksim Antonov (M)
⊕ RUS 9969 – Varvara Khutornenko (F) & Aleksandr Shevchenko (M)
UKR – UKRAINE – 3 teams entered
⊗ UKR 9802 – Mariia Ponomarenko (F) & Hanna Potapova (F)
⊗ UKR 9846 – Kyrylo Zemlianyi (M) & Oleksandra Herasymenko (F)
⊗ UKR 9855 – Maksim Remez (M) & Yelysei Tkachenko (M)
⊕ – entry fee paid
⊗ – entry fee unpaid
“Expected” – calculation based on information received from national sources.
“Confirmed” – confirmed by the respective National Class Association.
“Entered” – officially entered team as shown in the entry list.