The final session of the 80m CC data section contest has resulted in a tie for first place honours in the 100w assisted section for G4RCD and M7V who were well ahead of third place stations G3RMV and M2A. In the 10w assisted section G6EES took the honours with G0TZZ and G4IDF taking second and third places respectively. In the 100w unassisted section G3TBK secured first place with G1a and G0ORH in second and third places respectively. The 10w unassisted section saw G3VIP take first place with G3SWC in second place and M0RYB/P in third place. Well done to all especially with the thunder and lightning endured by so many.

With these results in, the final position in the tables is now revealed. Our congratulations go to Norfolk ARC who romped away with a huge margin from De Montfort University ARS with a fine win in the General Club section, a repeat of their 2018 performance. They will receive the Horace Freeman trophy for their efforts. The Local Club section will see Newbury and DARS lift the G5RV Memorial Shield with their commanding lead over the Tall Trees CG, again repeating the result from last year. G3TBK receives the RSGB 80m Challenge Trophy for being the Highest Scoring Individual UK&CD Entrant (all modes combined) - 100W or 10W Section (see 'Overall Individual Results' link). Congratulations to all the winners.

This ever present contest series now takes a break until 2020. The levels of participation are excellent and the HF Contest Committee hope you enjoyed taking part. We look forward to seeing you again in 2020.

This is the second year of the RSGB Contest Club call sign G6XX being operated by various stations around the country. A contact with G6XX gave a welcome bonus of 5 points and there was keen action wherever G6XX was transmitting. Our thanks this month go to Ray Benitez M0DHP for operating G6XX for the final data session. Indeed the HF Contest Committee would like to thank all who operated G6XX throughout the year.

Simone Wilson - M0BOX

80m CC Data Adjudicator