1973 Wellington – (14th National Regatta) Jellicoe Trident Award winners:St James Sea Scout Group, Petone, Lower Hutt 1975 Tokoroa – 1977 Lake Waihola, Dunedin – Jellicoe Trident Award winners: Britannia Sea Scout Group, Evans Bay, Wellington 1979 Picton, New Zealand – 1981 Hastings, New Zealand – 1983 Auckland (Whangaparaoa Peninsula) – Jellicoe Trident Award Winners: Pegasus Sea Scout Group, South Brighton, Christchurch 1985 Timaru - Jellicoe Trident Award Winners: Pegasus Sea Scout Group: South Brighton, Christchurch 1988 Tauranga – 1991 Evans Bay, Wellington – (22nd National Regatta) Jellicoe Trident Award winners Westshore Sea Scout Group Napier 1994 Picton, New Zealand – (23rd National Regatta) 1997 Takapuna, Auckland, – 2006 Auckland, Motutapu Island – Jellicoe Trident Award winners New Lynn Sea Scout Group, Auckland 2012 Christchurch, Lyttelton- Jellicoe Trident Award winners New Lynn Sea Scout Group, Auckland 2015 Takapuna, Auckland (27th National Regatta) – Jellicoe Trident Award winners New Lynn Sea Scout Group, Auckland 2017 Porirua, Wellington - Jellicoe Trident Award winners Iron Duke Sea Scouts Nelson 1st Waiheke Sea Scouts The 1st Waiheke Sea Scouts is a group affiliated to the New Zealand Scouts Association. The Waiheke Sea Scouts group has several sections including; Keas (ages 6–8), Cubs (ages 8–11), Scouts (ages 11–14) and Venturers (ages 14–18). The younger members of the troop tend to focus on camping, indoor activities, bush walks and beach visits, while the older groups tend more to the sailing and water sports activities. The Waiheke Sea Scouts Den is based on the shores of Putiki Bay, Ostend, Waiheke Island. This group was once one of the largest groups in the Auckland Region over the period 1960–1976. When scouting almost died at the turn of the twentieth century, the run-down, partially derelict scout hall in its idyllic waterfront location was to be found with smashed windows and litter, missing gear and old scout cutters. From 2005, Skipper and scout master Graham Crooks, and Long-Term scouting NZ member and Upper North island regional manager Ian Nicolson, worked on renovating the hall and scout cutters. Consequent success followed and today the group is an ever-expanding enthusiastic representation of the Waiheke community in National Scouting and has around 60+ members. As is the nature of voluntary organisations, the Leaders, parents and members frequently change, but the pack and committee remain committed to challenging young Waihetians (Waiheke Islanders) to be active, extraordinary, thoughtful and adventurous. Kotuku Sea Scout Group The