Here are the results for 2010 Charleston Race Week:
http://www.yachtscoring.com/event_results_cumulative.cfm?eID=301
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Entry Deadline for the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship is fast approaching
The entry deadline of Thursday 15 April for the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship is fast approaching.
More than 300 young sailors from 60 nations are expected at the 40th edition of the ISAF Youth World Championship, which will be hosted by Istanbul, Turkey from 8–17 July 2010.
Entry forms must be completed by ISAF Member National Authorities and returned to the Organizing Committee no later than Thursday 15 April. Late entries can not be accepted and no entries will be considered without full payment. Sailor’s participating on the Athlete Participation Programme need to make full payment at the time of entering.
Accommodation and equipment are only guaranteed to teams submitting an entry form and the championship fee by the 15 April 2010 deadline.
All MNA’s who have submitted a registration of interest to the organizing authority should have received the registration documents. For any registration queries please contact Events Secretary Pauline Ward at the ISAF Secretariat.
The venue for the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship will be the Atakoy Marina, located on the European Coast of Istanbul at the southern end of the Bosphorus Strait. The Marina falls within the Bakirköy district of Istanbul, and is very well connected being just 8km from Atatürk International Airport. In 2010 Istanbul will also be the joint European cultural capital.
The racing area will be the Marmara Sea which should provide ideal sailing conditions for the championship. The predominant wind conditions in July are from the north east at a speed between 10 and 15 knots. Temperatures vary between 25ºC and 30ºC during the day and around 20ºC at night time. The sea water temperature in the summer is between 23ºC and 25ºC.
Event Director Gülden Aktugan said: “The city of Istanbul is looking forward to welcoming the world’s elite youth sailors. We are very busy with the preparations at the Atakoy Marina where the dinghy parks, regatta village and entertainment stage will all be located. We are also celebrating Istanbul as Europe’s joint Cultural Capital for 2010 and the Youth Worlds will be the centre piece for the summer’s sporting events and are working hard to encourage spectators to visit the venue and join in the festivities.”
The Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship not only provides the top young sailors from around the world with a chance to shine on the international stage – it also gives the sailing world a sneak preview of its future stars. Competitors from past ISAF Youth World Championships have gone on to hit the heights in every aspect of the diverse world of sailing. Just a couple of today’s superstars who include a Youth World medal in their trophy cabinet are four-time America’s Cup winner Russell Coutts (NZL), triple Olympic Gold Medallist Ben Ainslie (GBR) and double Olympic Gold medallist Robert Scheidt (BRA).
Eight events will be contested at the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship (listed below). Alongside the individual events, the prestigious Volvo Trophy, currently held by France, will be awarded to the top performing nation at the championship.
The eight events at the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship:
Boy’s One Person Dinghy – Laser Radial
Girl’s One Person Dinghy – Laser Radial
Boy’s Two Person Dinghy – 420
Girl’s Two Person Dinghy – 420
Boy’s Windsurfer – RS:X with 8.5m2 rig & 60cm fin
Girl’s Windsurfer – RS:X with 8.5m2 rig & 60cm fin
Open Multihull – Sirena SL16
Open High Performance Dinghy – 29er
Click here for more on the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship.
Lake Garda Optimist Regatta 2010 Results
Lake Garda Meeting Optimist Class
Event Details
| Start Date | 1 April 2010 |
| End Date | 4 April 2010 |
| Venue | Riva del Garda |
| Country | Italy |
| Entry Name | |
| Entry Address | Fraglia Vela Riva, |
| Tel | + 39 0464 552460 |
| Fax | + 39 0464 557120 |
| [email protected] | |
| Website | www.fragliavelariva.it |
http://lakegardameeting.fragliavelariva.it/public/Results/default.asp
Princess Sofia Sailing World Cup Olympic Classes Regatta News and Final Day Results!
Find the results here (click the top sail insignia icons for results of individual classes, it defaults on 470 Men):
http://www.trofeoprincesasofia.org/result.php?miclase=470%20Men
The Sailing World Cup comes back to Spain with the Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia Mapfre
The 41 Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofía Mapfre will welcome around 680 boats and 1,000 sailors from 40 nations in the bay of Palma. In this second year of the ISAF Sailing World Cup, the Sofía Mapfre opens the sailing season in Europe and will be the debut of the Women’s Match Racing as Olympic class on board Elliot 6m in Spain.
The event was presented today in Mapfre’s offices in Palma with the attendance, among others, of Diego González, delegate of Presidency of the Govern de les Illes Balears; Vicens Torres, general manager for Tourism promotion of the Govern de les Illes Balears; Mª Isabel González Sports councillor of Palma city council; Josefina Ramis delegate of Sports, Youth and Equality from the Consell de Mallorca; Ramón Socías, delegate of the Govern de les Illes Balears; Teófilo Domínguez manager of Mapfre Baleares and Jaume Carbonell, General manager of the Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofía Mapfre.
This edition will see the debut of the Women’s Match Racing on board the Elliot 6m. This new discipline joins the other Olympic classes, all of them present this year in the event: 470 men and women, RS:X men and women, Laser Standard, Laser Radial, Star, Finn and 49er. The fleet of 2.4mR Paralympics class is also back after their first participation last year as well as the Dragons, as invited class
The ISAF Sailing World Cup arrives in Europe with the 41 Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofía Mapfre following the SWC events in Melbourne, December and Miami, in January and opening the European sailing season.
In this edition, the RS:X move from CMSAP to Club Nàutic S’Arenal that will be the venue of six Olympic classes with an impressive 15,000sqm area on the beach next to the Club.
In the presentation act, the event’s general manager, Jaume Carbonell, highlighted the increase in the number of entries and pointed out “the “countdown to the London 2012 Olympics starts now for many nations and the Princesa Sofia Mapfre is a selection event for many national Olympic teams so we are guaranteed a great sailing competition”.
The delegate of Presidency of the Govern de les Illes Balears, Diego González, congratulated the organisation for their effort and professional work and Mapfre for their support and assured that “the Govern wishes to reinforce such an important event for the islands so that the bay of Palma can be the point of reference of Olympic sailing”. On the other hand, the manager of Mapfre Baleares, Teófilo Domínguez, affirmed “we are very proud to sponsor for fifth consecutive year one the most important sailing events in the world. Sailing is Mapfre’s flagship and I am convinced it will be a full success thanks to the enthusiasm and work of the people in the organisation”.
The 41 Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofía Mapfre will be held in Mallorca from 27 March to 2 April, organised by four clubs of the bay of Palma (Club Nàutic S’Arenal, Real Club Náutico de Palma, Club Marítimo San Antonio de la Playa and Escuela Nacional de Vela Calanova), as well as the Real Federación Española de Vela and the Federación Balear de Vela, together with the Govern de les Illes Balears, the Consell de Mallorca and Palma and Llucmajor city councils. The collaborators of the Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofía Mapfre are the Consejo Superior de Deportes, the Federación Española de Deportes de Personas con Discapacidad Física, the Ports Authority, Ports de les Illes Balears, the coastal department of the Ministry of Environment and companies Ultramar Express and Acciona.
College Sailing: What Could Go Wrong?, by Ken Legler
Sometimes the weight helps. In last years co-ed Nationals, the heavy boat won the B division overall. Adjusting to a heavy crew works. The only problem is that there are few opportunities to compete.
F 18 to Formula 18 Catamaran
Wondering if you could change the title in the side from “F 18” to “Formula 18 Catamaran”. Also it would be nice to update the picture to one of the newer Formula 18 designs. The Tiger is a nice boat but there are about 6 newer designs (Wildcat, Infusion, C2 among them). The class is growing in the US. I sail on the West Coast. At a Worlds event in Europe you can expect to see 160 to 180 boats. Because of a great box rule setup all of the boats are very capable of competing head to head. As mentioned it is a great class for a large degree of crew weight from 265 pounds on the low side to 400+ on the high side.
Youth Sailors: Collegiate Dinghy Clinic at Harvard
Coming up 20-22 April !!
Three-day clinic intended for high school and college sailors who wish to learn collegiate sailing techniques and practice like one of the top college sailing team in the country. It will be a great opportunity for sailing teams that need a little extra coaching boost to get some additional instruction. All aspects of sailing the Collegiate FJ and 420 will be covered. Specific topics will include straight-line speed, tacking, gybing, and boat handling for starting. Sailors will use the drills and copy the techniques that helped the Harvard Sailing Team win 5 straight Fowle Trophies as ICSA Team of the Year. Please note, strategies and tactics may be covered in the clinic, however the focus will be on sailing the boats well. Sailing will take place in Harvard’s fleet of FJs and 420s.
Cost: $175.00 per sailor
Registration and Information Forms: at http://www.massbayleague.org/
Deadline: ASAP…
Laser Midwinters West Full-Rig & Radial Results
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FULL RIG
Pos,Sail, Skipper, Division, Yacht Club, Results, Total Points
1. 5174, Sean Kelly, , SFYC/StFYC, 1-3-2-5-[26]-1-4- ; 16
2. 7041, Kevin Taugher, , Alamitos Bay Yacht Club, 2-4-5-[7]-5-3-1- ; 20
3. 1314, stephen bourdow, , Sequoia YC, 10-5-1-4-[11]-2-3- ; 25
4. 5495, John Bertrand, , St. Francis Yacht Club, 5-2-[13]-6-9-5-2- ; 29
5. 4498, Alexander Heinzemann, , Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, 3-13-12-[54/BFD]-1-7-6- ; 42
6. 5601, Ian Elliott, , Royal Victoria Yacht Club, Calgary Yacht Club, SALSA, [15]-9-6-9-12-6-7- ; 49
7. 6139, Tracy Usher, , St Francis Yacht Club, 14-11-4-[19]-14-8-8- ; 59
8. 5557, Peter Vessella, , saint francis, 12-12-8-16-[24]-11-5- ; 64
9. 3182, Oliver Toole, , Santa Barbara Yacht Club, 8-14-20-1-17-[21]-12- ; 72
10. 8149, Greg Martinez, , Texas Corinthian Yacht Club/GCYSA, 4-1-3-[54/BFD]-42-14-9- ; 73
11. 7175, Bill Symes, , Willamette Sailing Club, 13-18-[25]-2-8-20-14- ; 75
12. 2079, Ben Leibowitz, , Stamford Yacht Club, 6-15-22-3-27-4-[52/BFD]- ; 77T
13. 2870, Drake Jensen, , Richmond Yacht Club, 9-[34]-16-10-19-12-11- ; 77T
14. 8872, Kyle Martin, , RVYC, 23-[30]-11-14-3-19-10- ; 80
15. 7366, Peter Drasnin, , California Yacht Club, 19-7-7-[54/BFD]-20-13-16- ; 82T
16. 0176, Geoff Abel, , Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 7-[21]-10-13-16-16-20- ; 82T
17. 9111, Vann Wilson, , ABYC, 21-6-9-[54/BFD]-18-15-24- ; 93
18. 2920, Patrick Toole, , Santa Barbara Yacht Club, 11-[22]-14-20-10-22-22- ; 99
19. 3281, Mike Matan, , Cedar Point Yacht Club, 22-10-17-[36]-34-10-13- ; 106
20. 2097, Phillip Round, , Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 20-29-26-8-6-24-[52/BFD]- ; 113
21. 2373, Tony Martin, , JSCA, 30-17-27-11-4-[35]-29- ; 118T
22. 1297, Cody Shevitz, , SBYC, 18-19-18-[54/BFD]-22-18-23- ; 118T
23. 4041, Mark Halman, , RYC, [35]-25-15-21-7-25-30- ; 123
24. 6142, Jeremy Lynn, , Willamette Sailing Club, 17-16-28-[39]-30-17-18- ; 126
25. 2925, Chuck Tripp, , Alamitos Bay YC, 16-8-19-[54/BFD]-15-54/DNS-15- ; 127
26. 3021, Chris Boome, , St. Francis Yacht Club, [39]-23-23-25-13-28-21- ; 133
27. 0483, David LaPier, , Shoreline, [26]-20-24-26-23-23-26- ; 142
28. 3666, Mike Bishop, , StFYC, [43]-26-34-12-28-26-17- ; 143
29. 2099, Jay Winberg, , Seattle Yacht Club, 25-32-32-17-25-33-[52/BFD]- ; 164T
30. 2095, David Berry, , royal Victoria Yacht Club, 24-[33]-21-31-33-27-28- ; 164T
31. 6108, Jorge Suarez, , ABYC, 36-24-39-23-[41]-31-19- ; 172
32. 3741, Joe Burcar, , CYC-Seattle, 27-[36]-31-28-36-30-32- ; 184
33. 6819, Alex Shepard, , Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, 29-[44]-35-22-29-39-31- ; 185
34. 6020, Vaughn Harrison, , International Sailing Academy, [55/DNS]-55/DNS-55/DNS-15-2-9-52/BFD- ; 188
35. 9426, Stephen Orosz, , TISC, [45]-39-33-34-31-40-27- ; 204
36. 8204, Simon Bell, , RYC, 49-35-29-[54/BFD]-35-32-25- ; 205
37. 1638, Nick Burke, , RYC, [44]-28-36-35-32-41-34- ; 206
38. 4182, George Witter, , SBSC, 32-37-30-32-39-[42]-41- ; 211T
39. 5948, Ryan Nelson, , West Marine, 38-31-37-38-[40]-34-33- ; 211T
40. 6874, Doug DuBois, , n/a, 34-40-43-18-43-38-[55/DNC]- ; 216
41. 8628, Michael Rutledge, , Farallon Yacht Club, 33-27-38-41-[52]-36-52/BFD- ; 227
42. 8888, Kurt Wessels, , StFYC, 41-42-42-33-37-[46]-37- ; 232
43. 3667, Phil Paxton, , CYC, 28-38-40-44-49-37-[52/BFD]- ; 236
44. 1838, steve hendricks, , Morro bay, [52]-45-49-24-38-49-36- ; 241
45. 7047, David Levy, , BCYC, 46-43-47-42-21-43-[52/DNS]- ; 242
46. 2201, John-Bernard Duler, , St. Francis YC, 48-[55/DNF]-44-40-47-29-40- ; 248
47. 8874, David Elliott, , Calgary Yacht Club, 42-[50]-46-30-50-47-35- ; 250
48. 6165, Geoff Hurwitch, , Park City Sailing Association, 47-41-45-27-45-48-[55/DNC]- ; 253
49. 8709, jon andron, , St. Francis YC, 37-51-[55/DNS]-37-53-44-38- ; 260
50. 5938, Jeffrey Kluge, , Park City Sailing, 50-48-51-29-44-51-[52/DNF]- ; 273
51. 7644, Tim Knowles, , Richmond Yacht Club, [53]-47-50-45-51-45-39- ; 277
52. 4241, John Barrere, , LYSA, 40-49-48-43-48-50-[52/DNF]- ; 278
53. 2436, Garrett Brown, , ABYC, 31-46-41-[55/DNC]-55/DNC-55/DNC-55/DNC- ; 283
54. 7671, Steve Mather, , LIYC, 51-52-52-[54/BFD]-46-52-52/DNF- ; 305
RADIAL
Pos,Sail, Skipper, Division, Yacht Club, Results, Total Points
1. 5953, Kieran Chung, , NHYC, 2-4-2-1-1-[7]-7- ; 17
2. 5876, Mitchell Kiss, , Macatawa Bay Yacht Club, 3-3-1-2-4-5-[47/DNF]- ; 18
3. 5942, Olin Paine, , MBYC, 1-6-[10]-7-5-1-2- ; 22
4. 2848, Domenic Bove, , SFYC, STFYC, SCYC, 5-2-4-[14]-3-6-3- ; 23T
5. 6958, EJ O’Mara, , Bayview Yacht Club, [7]-5-3-5-2-4-4- ; 23T
6. 5916, Carson Crain, , Lakewood YC / GCYSA, 4-1-7-15-[50/BFD]-2-1- ; 30
7. 9458, Dylan Finneran, , Toms River Yacht Club, 14-8-5-4-[50/BFD]-3-5- ; 39
8. 5604, Matthew Morris, , San Diego Yacht Club, 6-[11]-9-9-6-9-8- ; 47
9. 8116, Reid Cannon, , Royal Victoria YC, 17-16-12-8-8-10-[47/DNF]- ; 71
10. 2944, Teddy Weaver, , Seattle Yacht Club, 10-13-[32]-11-13-21-13- ; 81
11. 1571, Brenda Bowskill, , Royal Canadian Yacht Club, 22-7-6-22-[50/DNF]-19-6- ; 82
12. 2514, Roger Herbst, , SLF, [41]-14-19-18-9-12-11- ; 83T
13. 1864, Marten Kendrick, , Houston Yacht Club, 12-[23]-20-16-12-13-10- ; 83T
14. 4714, Michael Grove, , Encinal Yacht Club, 11-10-[30]-23-11-17-12- ; 84
15. 1533, Aidan Koster, , Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 9-29-8-20-7-15-[47/DNF]- ; 88
16. 7246, Chris Vilicich, , CBYC/khyc, 20-15-17-6-18-[28]-18- ; 94
17. 1531, Maura Dewey, , Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 8-9-[26]-17-14-26-22- ; 96
18. 0402, Annie Rossi, , San Francisco Yacht Club, 16-37-22-3-[50/BFD]-20-15- ; 113T
19. 1568, Rob Hodson, , WSC, 38-17-14-[41]-27-8-9- ; 113T
20. 6119, Dominique Bertrand, , Richmond YC, [29]-26-16-28-19-11-16- ; 116
21. 5467, Leonie Schuurmans, , Houston Yacht Club, 28-[31]-29-10-17-14-19- ; 117
22. 9739, Kaitlyn Baab, , St. Francis Yacht Club, 18-[28]-25-13-21-23-20- ; 120
23. 1926, David Cormack, , Newell Sailing Club, 35-21-18-[42]-10-16-23- ; 123
24. 4295, Katie Levy, , RYC, 21-20-28-21-20-18-[47/DNS]- ; 128
25. 2095, Gabe Frame, , RVYC, 30-12-13-[33]-16-33-25- ; 129
26. 3282, Alexander Kroitzsch, , Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, 15-22-27-[31]-25-31-14- ; 134
27. 3842, Stephen Long, , SBYC, 25-30-21-24-22-24-[34]- ; 146
28. 0449, Matthias Heinzemann, , Matthias Heinzemann, [34]-24-24-32-24-30-17- ; 151
29. 1317, Nicolas Hamel, , calgary yacht club, [42]-27-31-34-15-25-21- ; 153
30. 9528, Trevor Rowedder, , SFYC, 24-[51/DSQ]-23-30-23-22-33- ; 155
31. 9388, james mcjones, , cbyc, 27-18-11-36-29-43-[47/DNS]- ; 164
32. 7721, Joe Carter, , RYC, 23-[40]-34-19-31-35-27- ; 169
33. 2914, Keenan Chung, , NHYC, 19-19-33-12-[50/BFD]-47/DNF-47/DNF- ; 177
34. 5606, Andrew Mather, , NHYC, 26-34-[43]-26-35-34-30- ; 185
35. 9740, Richard Leland, , Butte Sailing Club, 33-25-15-38-28-[51/DNC]-51/DNC- ; 190
36. 4042, Hanne Weaver, , Seattle Yacht Club, 36-35-[37]-29-30-37-26- ; 193
37. 6536, Alexis Aird, , Seattle Yacht Club, 32-36/RDG-36/RDG-35-33-32-[47/DNF]- ; 204
38. 6169, Jordan Heldman, , SWYC, 48-32-[51/DNF]-40-26-29-35- ;
210
39. 2450, Lauren Cefali, , San Francisco Yacht Club, 13-43-35-[51/DNC]-51/DNC-39-31- ; 212T
40. 4626, Kate Easton, , Glenmore Sailing Club, 39-33-40-[48]-38-38-24- ; 212T
41. 4236, Jacques Kerrest, , N/A, 46-39-[47]-39-32-27-29- ; 212T
42. 6143, Jaclyn Hollander, , Westlake Yacht Club, 31-46-38-25-36-[51/DNC]-51/DNC- ; 227
43. 0222, Christy Usher, , StFYC, 40-41-39-[50/BFD]-39-42-28- ; 229
44. 4109, Zachary Borglin, , Encinal Yacht Club, [50]-44-49-43-34-41-32- ; 243
45. 3350, Matt Long, , SBYC, 37-38-45-37-40-[51/DNC]-51/DNC- ; 248
46. 7184, NIcklas Gardner, , EYC, 44-45-[48]-27-42-44-47/DNF- ; 249
47. 6541, Michaela Dennehy, , Seattle Yacht Club, 45-42-41-44-41-40-[47/DNF]- ; 253
48. 6835, Haley Kardek, , encinal Yacht Club, [49]-48-46-45-37-36-47/BFD- ; 259
49. 6840, Megan Hayes, , Encinal Yacht Club, 43-47-42-46-44-[51/DNC]-51/DNC- ; 273
50. 9011, Sarah Mackey, , Seattle Yacht Club, 47-[49]-44-47-43-47/DNF-47/DNS- ; 275
Flying Scot Midwinter Championship Results
Southern Yacht Club
2010 Flying Scot Mid-Winter Championship
FINAL RESULTS
As of March 26, 2010
DvRnk Skipper Club Bow/Sail Dv Pts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Championship
1 ALLAN TERHUNE Eastport Yacht Cl 88 24.00 4 10 3 2 1 1 1 2
2 KELLY GOUGH Corinthian S C 87 34.00 1 7 9 4 4 3 3 3
3 ROB DOLITTLE Pontchartrain Yac 41 36.00 2 6 10 5 2 2 4 5
4 BENZ FAGET NOYC/SYC 34 42.00 16 4 1 1 5 6 5 4
5 CHRIS WIENTJES NOYC 98 44.00 3 2 16 9 7 4 2 1
6 RYAN MALMGREN Ephraim Yacht C 14 58.00 7 5 2 13 10 7 7 7
7 SAM VASQUEZ Gulfport Yacht C 59 62.00 12 3 4 7 3 13 6 14
8 BEN WILLIAMS Clinton Lake 68 91.00 11 12 12 8 20 10 9 9
9 ROB TIKOFT Cowan Lake Saili 66 92.00 15 11 5 12 8 16 12 13
10 FOREST ATKINS Corinthian S C 22 94.00 14 15 15 10 6 11 11 12
11 RON PLETSCH Sarasota Sailing 03 100.00 9 9 21 16 11 18 8 8
12 HARRY CARPENTER Deep Creek Yacht 11 102.00 10 1 6 6 13 12 27c 27c
13 GRETA MITTMAN Corinthian S C 21 107.00 22 13 7 15 14 5 15 16
14 ERIC ASCHAFFENBU SYC 76 113.00 21 19 22 3 12 8 10 18
15 LARRY KLICK Medicine Lake 85 130.00 13 23 17 17 23 15 16 6
16 NANCY CLAYPOOL Southern Yacht C 35 133.00 17 24 13 21 15 14 14 15
17 CHARLES BUFFINGT Deep Creek Yacht 51 147.00 6 22 11 19 16 19 27c 27c
18 DAN BAIRD Southern Yacht C 38 147.00 8 16 25 14 24 23 27s 10
19 FOREST ROGERS Portage Yacht Cl 53 151.00 23 17 20 11 9 17 27c 27c
20 HANK SYKES Cedar Point Yacht 24 156.00 24 20 8 20 19 21 27c 17
21 JOSEPH THORPE Toms River Yacht 15 157.00 20 14 19 23 18 9 27c 27c
22 ROBERT VANCE Deep Creek Yacht 25 159.00 19 18 24 24 22 20 13 19
23 GREG KAMPF MASSAPOAG Y 67 160.00 18 21 26 18 17 22 27c 11
24 SCOTT MAUNEY CSC 97 166.00 5 8 18 27c 27c 27c 27c 27c
25 GLENN SHAFFER Toms River Yacht 70 186.00 26 25 14 22 21 24 27c 27c
26 FELICIA BAMER Carlyle Sail 07 188.00 25 26 23 27f 25 25 17 20
Challenger
1 LETTY EBY Oklahoma City B 43 11.00 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1
2 MIKE BRADSHAW Oklahoma City B 33 31.00 6 2 2 8 4 2 4 3
3 BILL ROBERTSON Privateer Yacht C 77 36.00 5 3 4 1 6 9 6 2
4 JIM LEGGETTE Jackson Yacht Cl 55 37.00 4 6 3 9 3 5 3 4
5 MICHAEL MANDELL Nockamixon Sail 52 48.00 2 5 6 7 7 4 7 10
6 FRANK VANDALL Deep Creek Yacht 54 49.00 13 4 9 6 2 6 2 7
7 KENNETH WINK SYC 79 55.00 3 7 5 14 12 3 5 6
8 BRONSON BOWLING Carolina Sailing 12 58.00 7 10 7 2 5 10 8 9
9 AL REES Lake Arthur Yach 13 84.00 15 9 13 5 9 7 18c 8
10 MARK GEORGE Grand Maumelle 89 95.00 9 12 11 13 14 13 18s 5
11 JONATHAN THOMAS Ephraim Yacht C 42 100.00 17 14 8 3 11 11 18c 18c
12 ANDREW WHITLEY SYC 69 102.00 8 8 14 12 10 14 18c 18c
13 DAVID OSLER Old Greenwich Y 23 102.00 10 13 12 10 13 8 18c 18c
14 SHANNON WILFERT Lake Monona Sail 09 106.00 14 11 10 15 8 12 18c 18c
15 JOHN HEIZER Clinton Lake Sail 31 121.00 11 16 17 16 15 16 18s 12
16 CLAUDE DANNEMAN Bay-Waveland Ya 86 123.00 16 15 15 17 16 15 18c 11
17 LAWRENCE MELTON Lake Murray Sail 44 126.00 12 17 16 11 17 17 18c 18c
( ) = Thrown out c = DNC Number of Boats in Series 43
a = average s = DNS
% = Percent Penalty f = DNF
q = DSQ, OCS, RAF, DNE, DGM t = TLE
DNQ = Not Qualified b = BFD Version 6.30
Questions? Contact: George Hero – (504) 427-5856 – [email protected]
Scoring Program by Quick Score -For Program Information visit www.QuickScoreRace.com
Sail Newport's Gonzalez Youth Sailing Clinic Information
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2010 Classes: 29er, Club 420, International 420, Laser Full Rig and Laser Radial |
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Based on the success of the CISA clinic in southern California, Sail Newport and the family of Brooke Emmens Gonzalez embarked on a plan to create a high end clinic on the East Coast. We are in our 9th year of the Brooke Gonzalez Advanced Racing Clinic. We enjoy the reputation for highest quality coaching, fabulous hospitality, ocean sailing conditions and remarkable guest speakers. 2010 Program: · This clinic is held in Laser Full Rig, Laser Radial, International 420’s, and Club 420’s. It is a BRING YOUR OWN BOAT Clinic. For Laser or C420 charter boat information, contact: Bob Adam at the Vanguard Sailing Center of RI, [email protected] or call (401) 683-0400 · Applicants 14 years or older will be selected based upon their resume. This is a very intense, high level program. Participants will be limited. Selection is by application and acceptance only. Resumes to be submitted through Sail Newport online Resume Builder On Saturday Night of the clinic, the sailors are treated to a speaker from the highest levels of the sport. Prior speakers have included: Gary Jobson, 470 Gold Medalist Kevin Burnham, Olympic Team Members, Isabelle Kinsolving, Katie McDowell, America’s Cup veteran and current Volvo Race Competitor Ken Read and US Olympic Team Coach Skip Whyte. “These sailors ages 14-18 receive the highest level coaching from some of the best trapeze dinghy coaches and Laser coaches in the country” says Brad Read, Executive Director of Sail Newport. “Emphasis is on speed producing factors and techniques that work on long courses where speed is at a premium.” · Participants accepted into the BEG Clinic will be contacted by April 15th. Participants will receive an online link to Sail Newport’s payment gateway. At that time, you will be able to view this year’s coach list and updated schedules. · Entry Fees *(due May 15, 2010) $478 per Laser Full Rig or Radial. $956 per Club 420 or I420 Team. ($478 per sailor). Cost includes: Housing, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Friday Saturday and Sunday, Clinic Gear, highest quality coaching and Educational Materials. Payments are due NO LATER than May 15th, 2010 or your slot may be forfeited. For More information go here: http://www.sailnewport.org/npt/cliniclanding.aspx
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Truxton Umsted Collegiate Intersectional Regatta Final Results
The first day of the 2010 Truxtun Umsted Intersectional was held in very un
Trux like conditions, bright and sunny with highs around 70. When the
competitors arrived, there was no wind to be seen, so we waited until 1000
when a light Southeasterly breeze began to fill in. the Race Committee set
a trapezoid course in the Severn River and were able to get 6 races off per
division before the breeze died out during race 7A. After that race was
abandoned, the course was repositioned further South, with the start and
finish lines right off Triton Point, to take better advantage of the late
day Southerly. The Southerly filled in at around five knots and we sailed
four more races per division until the breeze died again, this time forcing
the abandonment of race 10D. A Division sailed in FJs all day, while B was
in 420s, C was in Lasers and D was in Radials. A and B will switch fleet
for tomorrow’s racing. Taking a page from Ken Legler’s regatta management
book, we implemented the use of a pin end boat for all starts in this
regatta. Together with Appendix C of the Procedural rules, the pin end boat
allowed for a lot of clean starts and we were able to get through the day
with only two general recalls without using the I flag. After racing, the
competitors were treated to a great cookout put on by the NASS Social
Committee. Dick Morin and Herb Larrabee served on the protest committee and
heard on e breakdown request and three protests, resulting in one BKD and 3
DSQs.
Sunday morning began just the same way Saturday did with no wind and a
postponement until 1000. The high temperatures were near 70 again, although
there were a few clouds in the sky, unlike the day before. The wind filled
in out of the SSE at around 5 knots and another trapezoid course was set off
Triton Point. The wind stayed light and shifty all day, filling in from the
right and building and then dying and going left all day, much to the dismay
of LT Ben Herring and his team of Midshipmen on the Race Committee who were
trying to keep the course square. Despite a few delays waiting for the wind
to settle and to reset the course, a total of 19 races were completed per
division under trying conditions. A Huge thanks goes out to the Midshipmen
who have served on Race Committee for this event and the two weekends prior
to this one. Over the three events, our team members ran a total of 295
races and spent nearly 15 hours in starting sequence. One request for
redress was heard on Sunday resulting in BKD.
Congratulations to the Brown Bears for winning the 2010 Truxtun Umsted
Intersectional.
Scoring was done on Techscore and the detailed results can be found here:
http://regatta.mit.edu/s10/truxtun-umsted/
