Fall 2026

Notes

The morning started out with a nice 10-12 knots from the east, a bit more than the 5-10 knots predicted. It wasn't to last, however. By early afternoon the breeze had dropped to 5 knots or less. The current was quite strong, flushing eastward north of Block Island. Coupled with the light winds, the current pulled many boats near the reef north of the island and the fleet got spread out as a result. At least the calm conditions made for easy docking and a relaxing time once we were all in.

Sunday started out with a southeast breeze as predicted. The Monday forecast of 15-20 knots from the north or northeast had everybody planning to leave after the awards. With rain in the forecast for the afternoon, it was collectively decided to push up the hors d'oeuvres and awards to right after the brocktail contest at 1000.

Brocktail Contest

Vento Solare's mudslides with chocolate turtles were declared the winner! Other excellent entries included Sabre Tooth's espresso martinis, and Dark Star with an original concoction.

Costume Contest

Dark Star kids with the duck and dinosaur skeleton took the prize! It was an excellent selection of entries including Mike Ditka and the Chicago Bears (Sabre Tooth), Pegasus, and the full crew of pirates from Wild Swan.

Hors d'Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Dark Star sliders
2. Sabre Tooth cowboy caviar
3. Larvik thanksgiving

Presentation

1. Anoesis sailboats
2. Wild Swan Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria
3. Vento sextant

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Wild T’ing

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

EGYC (Anoesis, Dark Star, Wild T’ing): 9 points

Other Teams

Larvik, Kalevipoeg, Windswept: 10 points

Italian Cats and Dogs (Sabre Tooth, Mutinous Dogs, Vento Solare): 15 points

Race Results

Class	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	PHRF	Registrant
1	1	14:37:22	Luna	Albin Nova	187	Chris Brown & Samira Hakki
1	2	14:43:02	Anoesis	Pearson 10M	176	William Pearson
2	3	15:12:15	Pegasus	Sabre 36	151	Scott Walker
3	4	15:33:49	Coconut	Beneteau First 36.7	104	Tom D'Albora
3	5	15:40:00	Bamboozler	Beneteau First 40.7	76	Rob & Michelle Hoyt
3	6	15:55:15	Vento Solare	J/109	94	Bill Kneller
3	7	16:39:26	Wild T’ing	Dufour 40 Performance	95	Stephen Ammatuna
3	8	16:40:05	Larvik	J/42	110	Kim Andersen & William Beebe
2	9	16:46:50	Kalevipoeg	New York 40	127	Henry duPont
2	10	16:53:56	Dark Star	C&C 34	166	Ben Johnston
1	11	18:06:00	Windswept	Pearson 33	212	Rick McCally
1	12	18:10:00	Wild Swan	Concordia	180	Chris Sheldon
1	13	DNC	Zephyrus	Islander 32 MKII	192	Geoff Gillespie
2	14	DNC	Scappare	Catalina 42	121	David LeBlanc
2	15	DNC	Mutinous Dogs	Tartan Ten	155	Marc Holdaway
1	16	RET	Sabre Tooth	Sabre 30-1	220	Conor O'Neil

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
A-TEAM	Boston Whaler 315 Conquest	John Nisbet
Yamp Swankee	O'Day Day Sailer	Brian Clayton

Spring 2026

Notes

With plenty of rain and wind in the forecast for Sunday, and temperatures in the 50s (Fahrenheit), we had three dedicated racers show up for the light air start, and all made it to the island. It was a light air day, with about 5 knots from the east, and some of the calmest conditions I have ever experienced on Block Island sound.

With four boats out there, we still had a blast enjoying meals and drinks at the usual local establishments and each others boats! There was plenty of rain, but the intensity varied greatly and despite the strong winds, the easterly direction meant very little fetch and allowed for pretty comfortable conditions at Payne's

Monday started off with occasional light showers and varying levels of fog through the morning, but decent breeze, beginning as 5-10 knots from the southwest, later building to 15+ by mid-day. I (Brian Clayton, the organizer) sailed my O'Day Day Sailer back to Point Judith and the lingering 4-6 foot swell from the southeast combining with the building chop from the southwest made for a wild time as I neared the breakwater and the wind gusted past 15 knots, a little broad of a beam reach. I topped out at 13 knots surfing, working hard not to stuff the boat in the confused seas, though the Day Sailer's flared, high-volume forward section is brilliant for its tendency to deflect spray and resist diving. Still, the smooth conditions inside the breakwater were a welcome relief!

Bloody Mary Contest

The Bloody Mary entries were orange-mango mimosa with edible flowers from Sabre Tooth, and a dark 'n stormy with edible red glitter from Larvik, with both boats requesting a change to a broader "breakfast cocktails" contest, which I plan to do for the fall. Kim from Larvik suggested the name "Brocktail Contest", short for breakfast or brunch cocktails. It was declared a tie for first, as both were excellent!

Hors d'Oeuvre Contest

Sabre Tooth brought fresh oysters with a mignonette, and Larvik made their "depth charges" variation of pigs in a blanket with multiple dipping sauces. The judges chose to deviate from the traditional taste and presentation categories, and awarded best dish and best condiment instead, with the declaration that the depth charges were just the thing for a cold, rainy day, and the mignonette was truly exceptional. Both were presented nicely.

Race Results

Class	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	PHRF	Registrant
2	1	15:02:50	Larvik	J/42	110	Kim Andersen
1	2	15:30	Sabre Tooth	Sabre 30-1	220	Conor O'Neil
1	3	15:40	Scappare	Catalina 42	121	David LeBlanc
1	4	DNC	Dark Star	C&C 34	166	Ben Johnston
1	5	DNC	Solstice	Hylas 46	141	Mark Gervais
1	6	DNC	Gra-Sea	Catalina 36 MkII	145	Scott & Terry Thurber
2	7	DNC	Coconut	Beneteau First 36.7	104	Tom D'Albora
2	8	DNC	Spartina	Hanse 400	117	David Wehr
2	9	DNC	Alba	Dawn 48 Ketch	118	Peter Rosati
2	10	DNC	Wild T’ing	Dufour 40 Performance	95	Stephen Ammatuna

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Ripple	None	Ed & Carolyn Cure
Yamp Swankee	O'Day Day Sailer	Brian Clayton

Fall 2025

Race cancelled due to nor'easter for Sunday and Monday

Spring 2025

Notes

On Saturday, the forecast had been for westerly winds of 10-15 knots, with gusts to 20, but the reality was mostly upper teens from the southwest, maybe WSW. The seas were fairly steep and confused with much pounding reported. Aboard Salty Beach, we departed around 0800 in hopes of arriving at the same time as the competitors. As we approached Point Judith, the support for the mast compression post partly collapsed, but we were able to quickly douse the sails before the rig came down. We motored back to Newport where we unloaded the boat and headed home to South Kingstown. I (Brian) scrambled to load up my bicycle trailer with all the trophies and beer, then ride down to the Block Island ferry in time for the 5 o’clock boat. Bill and Kim on Larvik had very generously offered me a spot so I called ahead to confirm that they still had a bunk available for me. They confirmed, but informed me their boat had partially flooded and suffered a small electrical fire! It seems the knot-meter impeller had popped loose during the pounding on the way out. Fortunately, they are level-headed and experienced mariners who were able to get the plug back in and make it into Payne’s dock sans-instruments. Aside from the fact that they had all the cushions and clothing spread out to dry on deck, they had cleaned the interior so well by the time I arrived, it looked like nothing had happened.

Sunday was partly sunny with highs in the low 60s, breezy with northwest winds around 15 knots. The contests and awards went well.

Monday was mostly sunny with light winds from the south

Bloody Mary Contest

Winner: Whalayed with a tequila-based recipe
Other Entries: SoCoWe and Vento Solare

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. SoCoWe mini tacos
2. Larvik “BI Sinkers” (chicken wrapped in bacon with dipping sauce)
3. Coconut chive sweet chili

Presentation

1. SoCoWe mini tacos
2. Vento Solare caprese ladybugs
3. Whalayed Jaws theme veggie and cheese tray

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Gallop

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

EGYC Blue Team (SoCoWe, Wild T’ing): 6 points

Other Teams

EGYC Red Team (Coconut, Spartina): 7 points

Alba, Larvik: 8 points

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	3	14:10	Whalayed	Express 35	John Whaley	135
2	6	14:30	Alba	Dawn 48 Ketch	Peter Rosati	118
3	7	14:59	SoCoWe - Mystic Revival	Pearson 10M	Jeb & Kate Barnes	190
		DNF	Spartina	Hanse 400	David Wehr	117
		DNS	Island Bound	Hunter 460	Walter Wasowski	123
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	13:58	Coconut	Beneteau First 36.7	Tom D'Albora	92
2	2	13:58:06	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	94
3	4	14:26	Wild T’ing	Dufour 40 Performance	Stephen Ammatuna	99
4	5	14:28	Gallop	Hanse 430	Dennis Ferreira	89
		DNF	Larvik	J/42	Kim Andersen	110

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Salty Beach	Laguna Windrose 24	Brian Clayton

Fall 2024

Notes

On Saturday the weather was partly sunny with a strong westerly breeze that slowly shifted slightly northwest. Wind was generally 15-20 knots with higher gusts. The seas were 4-6 feet and somewhat steep past Point Judith, but the conditions at least made for a fast ride. Aboard Floating Point, it was our second-fastest time in memory (3 hours 3 minutes).

The last boat to finish, Mischief, was slowed down from their usual fast pace by accidentally trawling with the genoa they thought was on deck. In good fun, they wore paper bags over their heads to hide the shame of what they termed a “rookie mistake” as they passed by Payne’s Dock after the finish.

Sunday started out cloudy and a little breezy from the east before nearly dying altogether in the evening. The Bloody Mary, costume, and hors d’ouevres contests went well, but the awards were delayed slightly due to the time to tally results. Many boats left in early afternoon, but six of us stayed: Dark Star, Floating Point, Larvik, Mutinous Dogs, SoCoWe, and Windswept. By evening the wind diminished to almost nothing and it got warm with the sun peeking through for a beautiful sunset.

The forecast for Monday had been for a strong westerly or southwesterly of at least 15-20 knots, possibly more, and higher gusts, expected overnight into Monday morning. It never materialized and the wind filled gently from the northeast in the early morning before dying nearly completely. A gentle westerly, maybe 10 knots, eventually filled in the early afternoon. There were a few sprinkles and it was cloudy most of the day.

Bloody Mary Contest

Winner: SoCoWe

Other Entries: Dark Star, Island Bound, Persistence, Vento Solare

Costume Contest

Winner: Redneck Yacht Club (SoCoWe)

Runner Up: Margaritaville (Dark Star)

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Take Two
2. Larvik
3. Rigandoon

Presentation

1. Vento Solare
2. Persistence
3. Floating Point

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Persistence

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

Ventsweptlik (Vento Solare, Windswept, Larvik): 5 points

Other Teams

Plastic Fantastics (Persistence, Dark Star, Osprey): 10 points

Artificial Intelligence (Aurora, Perseverance, Floating Point): 12 points

EGYC (Dark Star, Rigadoon, SoCoWe): 13 points

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	10	13:08	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	221
2	13	13:22	Aurora	Sabre 28	Kate Soule	256
3	14	13:28	Island Bound	Hunter 460	Walter Wasowski	123
4	15	13:31	Osprey	Pearson 28-1	Becky Shoemaker	228
5	16	13:44	Mischief	Cape Dory 28	Henry duPont	255
		DNS	Serendipity	Freedom 30 SD	Gary Venable	203
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	4	12:55:55	Mutinous Dogs	Tartan Ten	Marc Holdaway	154
2	5	12:56:25	Larvik	Pearson 10M	Kim Andersen	177
3	9	13:07:20	Dark Star	C&C 34	Ben Johnston	166
4	11	13:11	Perseverance	Beneteau Oceanis 41	Robert Fye	144
5	12	13:20	SoCoWe - Mystic Revival	Pearson 10M	Jeb & Kate Barnes	190
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	12:47	Take Two	JPK 45	Gordon Fletcher	79
2	2	12:55:45	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	94
3	3	12:55:50	Shamrock	J/35	F.J. Ritt	111
4	6	12:56:30	Persistence	C&C 41	Brandon and Kate Somers	111
5	7	12:57	Rigadoon	J/105	Jack Silberman	111
6	8	12:58	Floating Point	Frers 40 Custom	Caryn Cummings/Brian Clayton	110
		DNS	Ursa	J/109	Brooke Mastrorio	94

Spring 2024

Notes

Conditions for Saturday were sunny, but the breeze was light, around 5 knots from the northwest at the start. It gradually shifted around to a southerly direction while remaining light, before briefly filling in to around 12 knots from the southwest after 2:00p before diminishing again.
The tide was ebbing for most of the race and there were many holes with little to no wind so many boats motored in. Coconut was unable to make the start, reportedly due to not having their mast in.

Sunday was overcast, but decently warm with highs in the upper 60s F. We had the Bloody Mary contest at the outdoor bar, but Mahogony Shoals was actually open for the first time this early (actually began last year when we cancelled), so we had the hors d’oeuvres and awards on a couple picnic tables at the far end of the pier where most of us were docked.

Monday was quite foggy all morning, with visibility at a quarter mile or less. Fog seemed to clear a bit after 2:00p as the breeze kicked up to the low teens (knots), but it remained pretty hazy.

Bloody Mary Contest

Winner: Solstice

Other entries included Five East, Island Bound, Larvik, Pau Hana, and Vento Solare

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Dark Start (Mac ‘n Cheese Sliders)
2. Outcast (Bisque/potato skins)
3. Pau Hana (Bacon Goat Cheese Bruschetta)

Presentation

1. Pau Hana (Bacon Goat Cheese Bruschetta)
2. Outcast (Bisque/potato skins)
3. Vento Solare (Crab)

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	3	15:38	Dark Star	C&C 34	Ben Johnston	166
2	5	16:18	Larvik	Pearson 10M	Kim Andersen	177
3	6	16:39	Pegasus	Sabre 36	Scott Walker	146
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	15:16	Five East	Beneteau First 36.7	Ed Adams	109
2	2	15:18:56	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	94
3	4	16:02	Floating Point	Frers 40 Custom	Roy Guay	110

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Outcast	Ocean 42	Kristina Tracy

Fall 2023

Notes

Saturday conditions were overcast with occasional showers. Wind started out as 10-15 knots from the east with a large swell, maybe 6-8 feet. The breeze lightened to below 10 knots in the afternoon so the earlier starters were favored. Saturday night was a bit rough at Payne’s dock as the breeze came up from the WNW at 20-30 knots before shifting to more of a straight westerly.

Sunday was mostly sunny, but the breeze stayed strong from the west at 20-25 knots before diminishing a bit in the afternoon. Sunday night was much nicer sleeping.

Monday was again mostly sunny with a lovely 15-20 knots from WSW for a pretty quick and easy reach back to Newport.

Bloody Mary Contest

Winner: Island Bound with a unique spicy rum-based version with pineapple

Costume Contest

The first ever! Winner: Dinosaur Family (Dark Star parents and kids dressed in dinosaur onesies)

Others included a witch (Pegasus), Jimmy Buffett fan (Island Bound), and a pirate (Salty Beach)

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Take Two
2. Dark Star
3. Pegasus

Presentation

1. Vento Solare
2. Take Two
3. Island Bound

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

This went to the only team formed this year. If memory serves, it was Vento Solare, Pau Hana, and Windswept.

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	12:40	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	218
2	2	12:47	Mischief	Cape Dory 28	Henry duPont	255
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	3	12:54	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MkII	David Wilson	177
2	5	13:02	Dark Star	C&C 34	Ben Johnston	166
3	6	13:04	Pegasus	Sabre 36	Scott Walker	146
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	7	13:19	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	94
2	8	13:25	Take Two	JPK 45	Gordon Fletcher	79
Class 4
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	4	12:55	Salty Beach	Laguna Windrose 24	Brian Clayton	278
2	9	14:15	Island Bound	Hunter 460	Walter Wasowski	123

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Nepenthe	Power (GB36)	Bob Read

Spring 2023

Cancelled due to organizer (Brian Clayton) undergoing treatment for colorectal cancer.

Fall 2022

Notes

Early Saturday morning was quite cool with temps in the high 40s F, cloudy and even a little rain early. The breeze was initially 10-15 knots from the NW, forecast to shift W. Around Point Judith as the sun came out things got light and shifty, varying between W and SW and maybe 5-12 knots.

The beautiful custom 58′ yawl Caroler was kind enough to carry the grill out for us. They were too kind to say so, but there’s little doubt it was the extra weight of the grill that led them to motor in 😉

Weather on the island was beautifully sunny for the most part, although cooler than typical with temps in the low 50s F overnight, maybe reaching 60 during the days. Saturday night was breezy, around 20 knots from the NNW which made for rough sleeping from the waves at Paynes. Sunday afternoon the wind was W, 10-15 knots. Sunday night was much calmer. Monday was again sunny, with a SW wind, 10-15 knots, gusts of 20.

Bloody Mary Contest

1. Pau Hana
2. Caroler
3. Persistence
4. Dark Star

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Persistence
2. Goat Rodeo
3. Aurora

Presentation

1. Pau Hana
2. Dark Star
3. Coconut

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	13:25	Aurora	Sabre 28	Kate Soule	256
2	3	13:38	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	218
3	9	14:33	Salty Beach	Laguna Windrose 24	Brian Clayton	278
4		DNS	Mischief	Cape Dory 28	Henry duPont	255
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	2	13:31	Mutinous Dogs	Tartan Ten	Marc Holdaway	154
2	6	14:03	Dark Star	C&C 34	Ben Johnston	166
3	7	14:08	Persistence	C&C 34	Kate Somers	173
4	8	14:11	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MkII	David Wilson	177
5		DNS	Pula	Beneteau 343	Robert Francis	192
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	4	13:40	Goat Rodeo	Seaquest 36	Todd Johnston	75
2	5	13:51	Coconut	Beneteau First 36.7	Tom D'Albora	93
3		DNF	Caroler	Custom 58' Yawl	Jay Everson	98

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Nepenthe	Power (GB36)	Bob Read

Spring 2022

Notes

Saturday was unusual conditions with dense fog, but steady breeze 15-20 knots from the southwest. The rest of the weekend was beautifully sunny and warm!

Bloody Mary

Unfortunately, boat names were not recorded, but here are the descriptive results based on serving cups

Place	Description
1	Blue
2	Clear w/ meat
3	Red
4	Short

Hors d'Oeuvre Contest

Taste

Place	Boat	Description
1	SoCoWe	Bruschetta
2	Coconut	Prosciutto and fig
3	Dark Star	Kielbasa

Presentation

Place	Boat	Description
1	Persistence	Sourdough bread bowl with spinach artichoke dip
2	Vento Solare	Spinach artichoke tortilla chips
3	Hawksbill	Eclairs

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

Random Partners (Dark Star and Vento Solare): 3 points

Other Teams

EGYC Gold (Coconut, SoCoWe): 4 points

Make It To BI (Hawksbill, Persistence): 5 points

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	3	Dark Star	C&C 34	Ben Johnston	166
2	4	Persistence	C&C 34	Brandon Somers	173
3	6	SoCoWe	Cal 22	Frank (Jeb) Barnes	288
Class 2
Place	Overall	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	Coconut	Beneteau 36.7	Tom D'Albora	93
2	2	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	94
3	5	Hawksbill	Beneteau First 27SE	David Wilson	109

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
T-Shirt Time	45' Power	William Lopes
Trio	Searay 30 (Power)	Kyle Wishart

Fall 2021

Mark Nannini, Judy Mitchell, and Clif Payne judge the hors d’oeuvre contest

Notes

Windswept sailed single-handed, again.

11 boats started out of 19 registered and all 11 boats made it to Block Island in very fast times with the wind out of the East at 17 to 25 knots. Boats were finishing around 3 hours; within a narrow range of 1213 to 1245.

Sunday was cloudy with the winds still out of the East with the high temps in the mid 60s. The Bloody Mary contest was held at it’s normal time of 1100 but the hors d’oeuvre contest was moved to noon with the awards right after. This was done since everyone was heading back on Sunday due to the NE dire forecast for Monday. Only 3 entries were submitted for the Bloody Mary contest however we had quite a gathering for the hors d’oeuvre contest with Salacia submitting 3 entries. Everyone was gone by 2pm on Sunday.

Bloody Mary Contest

Taste: Vento Solare
Presentation: Salacia
Mimosas: Alliance

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Alliance
2. Salacia
3. Floating Point

Presentation

1. Vento Solare
2. Salacia
3. Salacia

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Pula, Robert Francis

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

Fly (Cirrus, Pau Hana, Alliance)

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	12:13	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	218
2	2	12:15	Cirrus	Tartan 34C	Robert Queisser	220
3	5	12:21	Mischief	Cape Dory 28	Henry duPont	242
4	8	12:38	Pula	Beneteau 343	Robert Francis	180
5			Laniva	Gulfstar 37	Michael Garreston	190
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	3	12:19	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MK II	David Wilson	177
2	4	12:20	Larvik	Pearson 10M	Kim Andersen	177
3	6	12:32	Pegasus	Sabre 36	Scott Walker	146
4	7	12:37	Floating Point	Frers 40	Roy Guay	111
DNS			Summer Magic	Beneteau 423	Greg Van	127
DNS			Scappare	Catalina 42	David LeBlanc	128
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	9	12:41	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	94
2	10	12:44	Alliance	J/122	Eric Irwin	53
3	11	12:45	Salacia	J/120	Mark Nannini	63
DNS			Coconut	Beneteau 367	Will Pearson	93
DNS			Goat Rodeo	Seaquest 36	Todd Johnston	75
DNS			Singularity	J44	Owen Harren	61

Spring 2020 through Spring 2021

Regatta not held due to COVID-19 pandemic

Fall 2019

Notes

The two days, Thursday & Friday, leading up to the start on Saturday had high winds and sea states especially at New Harbor where winds were regularly at 40 knots gusting to 50 out of the North East. The predictions for Saturday were for decreasing winds and sea state so we delayed the start by 3 hours to noon on Saturday. The winds were out of the North and North West all the way to Block Island. Initially winds gusting to around 20 kts and calming down to 10-12 knots by the fleet reached the 1BI buoy. The waves had a long period and were not a problem at all. Up to 1BI the boats were sailing on beam reach to broad reach but after 1BI the sail was dead down wind where most boats were poling out. Pulling into Payne’s Dock went smooth.

Two boats sailed single-handed; Windswept and Highlander (both Bermuda One-Two skippers).

15 boats started out of 22 registered however 16 boats made it to Block Island since Bamboozler sailed directly to BI from their home port.

Sunday was a nice sunny day with the high in the mid 60s. A bunch of boats left for home today leaving 9 boats to leave on Monday.

Monday ended up being extremely light out of the N so we (Floating Point) motored all the way to Newport in cloudy conditions until arriving in Newport into sunny clear skies.

Bloody Mary Contest

Small turnout

1. Pau Hana
2. Persistence
3. Floating Point

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Small turnout also

Taste

1. Vento Solare
2. Persistence

Presentation

1. Floating Point
2. Pau Hana

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Ursa Major, David Saunders

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

HPV (Highlander, Persistance, Vento Solare)

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	15:28	Finisterrre	Freedom 32	Michael Chapman	188
2	2	15:29	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	221
3	3	15:35	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MK II	David Wilson	175
4	4	15:38	Ursa Major	S2 11.0 A	David Saunders	190
5	5	15:39	Mojo	Beneteau First 325	Tom Stocker	175
6	6	15:45	Persistance	C&C 34	Brandon Somers	176
7	9	15:49	Blue Skies	Catalina 320	Pat Tomey	203
RET			Invictas	J/24	Chris Sheldon	193
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	8	15:49	Highlander	Tartan 3500	Jonathan Bixby	159
2	11	15:53	Warrior	Jenneau Sun Fast 35	Phillippe Perut	131
3	13	16:07	Scappre	Catalina 42	David LeBlanc	111
DNS			Voyager	Cal 33-2	Wayne Morris	168
DNS			Whalayed	Express 35	John Whaley	135
DNS			Gone With The Wind	Pearson 36Mk2	Paul Kenney	156
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	7	15:47	Goat Rodeo	Seaquest 36	Todd Johnston	75
2	10	15:51	Double Black	C&C 40-2	Adam Marks	119
3	11	15:53	Floating Point	Frers 40	Brian Clayton	111
4	12	16:03	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	75
DNS			Coconut	Beneteau 367	Will Pearson	93
DNS			Bamboozler	Beneteau 40.7	Rob Hoyt	83
Class 4
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	14	16:32	Paradise Found	Jeauneau 54	Tom Malott	86
DNS			Manana	Nimbol 30	John Limos	174
DNS			Event Horizon	J-40	Owen Harren	107

Spring 2019

Notes

There was very light NE, creeper, wind that filled in from the right (Jamestown side) as a SW for the during of the race. 16 boats finished out of 17 starting. Amadeus V, Jay Turchetta, was the first boat to finish at 2:02 pm. Sea Lark (O’Day 30), William O’Connell, was the last boat to finish at 5:45 pm. The weather was pretty nice; warm, sun out very nice sailing.

Sunday initially was mild and breezy out of the SW and sunny. Activities were all held outside at Payne’s Dock as usual. Again several boats decided to head back on Sunday due to various work reasons.

Again we had a tremendous turnout for the Bloody Mary contest (9 entries) as well as the hors d’oeuvre contest (8 entries). Brian Clayton was again the MC at the Awards.

The trip back on Monday was in a NE breeze starting out around 12 kts and sunny. We motored all the of the way to Newport.

It was a very good weekend out on the Block. I was in shorts the whole weekend!

Bloody Mary Contest

Great turnout with 9 entries.

1. High Energy
2. Vixen
3. Vento Solare

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Again we had an amazing turnout of about 8 entries.

Taste

1. Persistence
2. Caroler
3. Jambo

Presentation

1. Floating Point
2. Whaylayed
3. Pula

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Vento Solare – Bill Kneller

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

EGYC (Mojo, Vixen, Coconut)

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	9	14:30	Mojo	Beneteau First 325	John Whaley	135
2	13	15:13	Calypso	Cal33-2 SD	Marc Cohen	177
3	15	16:30	Pula	Beneteau 343	Rovert Francis	192
4	16	17:45	Sea Lark	O'Day 30	William O'Connell	203
		DNF	Pula	Beneteau 343	Rovert Francis	192
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	5	14:13	High Energy	Diva 39	Ed Adams	131
2	8	14:21	Vixen	Jeanneau 37	James Del Bonis	126
3	10	14:38	Whalayed	Express 35	John Whaley	135
4	11	14:44	Persistance	C&C 34	Kate Wilson	173
5	12	14:56	Floating Point	Frers 40	Roy Guay	111
6	14	15:30	Caroler	Custome 58' Yawl	Jay Everson	98
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	14:02	Amadeus V	Xp 38	Jay Turchetta	54
2	2	14:08	Coconut	Beneteau 36.7	Bill Pearson	93
3	3	14:11	Bamboozler	Beneteau First 40.7	Rob Hoyt	67
4	4	14:12	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	85
5	6	14:13	Ursa	J/109	Brooke Mastrorio	67
6	7	14:16	Jambo	Beneteau First 40	Mark Coleman	72

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Nepenthe	Grand Banks 46	Bob Read
T-Shirt Time	45' Power	William Lopes

Fall 2018

Notes

There was light NE wind veering to SE during the race. Some started on Port and some started on Starboard but all by Castle Hill were on Port tack all the way to the finish. 22 boats finished out of 23 starting. Amadeus V, Jay Turchetta, was the first boat to finish at 2:08 pm. Surprise (Pearson Triton), Michael Garretson, was the last boat to finish at 4:14 pm. The weather was pretty nice; warm, sun out off and on and very nice sailing.

Sunday initially was mild and breezy out of the SW and cloudy initially. The sun came out with the dying breeze in the afternoon. Activities were all held outside at Payne’s Dock as usual. Again several boats decided to head back on Sunday due to the semi dire forecast for Monday.

Again we had a tremendous turnout for the Bloody Mary contest (7 entries) as well as the hors d’oeuvre contest (8 entries). Brian Clayton was again the MC at the Awards.

The trip back on Monday was in a NE breeze starting out around 15-19 kts and started gradually calming between 1BI and Pt Judith dying to 5 knots when we reached Beavertail. There was no sunshine and it was rather chilly. However we sailed all the way to Beavertail then powered the rest of the way.

It was a very good weekend out on the Block. I was in shorts on Sunday!

Bloody Mary Contest

Great turnout also with 7 entries.

1. Floating Point
2. Whalayed
3. Invictus

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Again we had an amazing turnout of about 8 entries.

Taste

1. Persistence
2. Kaylarah
3. Whalayed

Presentation

1. Pau Hana
2. Floating Point
3. BI RI

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Drift Away – Bob Kemp

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

Race To The Oar (Amadeus, Persistence, Kestral)

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	5	14:23	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	218
2	6	14:24	Luna	Albin Nova	Chris Brown & Samira Hakki	187
3	13	14:36	Persistance	C&C 34	Brandon Somers	173
4	14	14:42	Invictus	J-24	Chris Sheldon	193
5	16	14:43:15	Nepenthe	Pearson 39 Yawl	Bob Read	157
6	18	14:43:51	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MkII	David Wilson	175
7	19	14:44:36	Highlander	Tartan 3500	Jonathan Bixby	161
DNS			Pula	Beneteau 343	Robert Francis	192
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	3	14:14	The Party Tree	J/80	Conor O'Neil	132
2	7	14:27	Voyager	Cal 33-2	Wayne Morris	168
3	8	14:30	Whaleyed	Express 35	John Whaley	135
4	11	14:34	Drift Away	Catalina 400	Bob Kemp	141
5	17	14:43	Scappare	Catalina 42	David LeBlanc	120
6	21	14:46	Warrior	Jeanneau Sun Fast 35	Phillipe Perut	123
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	14:08	Amadeus V	Xp 38	Jay Turchetta	54
2	2	14:12	Coconut	Beneteau 36.7	William Pearson	93
3	4	14:16	Salacia	J/120	Mark Nannini	62
4	9	14:30	Pieces of Eight	J/105	Honah Israelit	108
5	10	14:34	Kaylaarah	C&C 37+	Gary Russell	109
6	15	14:43	Floating Point	Frers 39	Roy Guay	111
Class 4
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	12	14:36	Event Horizon	J/40	Owne Harren	107
2	20	14:45	Kestrel	Catalina 30	Mark Franklin	210
3	22	15:55	Oceana	Beneteau 430	Scott Karn	141
4	23	16:14	Surprise	Pearson Triton	Michael Garretson	294
DNF			Paradise Found	Jeanneau 54	Tom Malott	86
DNS			Treehouse	Nonsuch 26	Dean Welshman	246

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
T-Shirt Time	45' Power	William Lopes
Westerly	Nordic Tug 37	Wes Shuttleworth

Spring 2018

Notes

We had a very light turnout this year. 12 boats signed up and 1 dropped out before the skipper’s meeting. 11 boats started for Block Island on a nice day. The winds were light out of the SSW initially building the nearer one got to Block Island where the wind was around 20 kts. Unfortunately for some of us (read that Floating Point) the wind died along the coast of Connecticut. 2 boats finished on motor.

Sunday morning the rain started and the wind built to 20-30 out of the NE which at Payne’s is uncomfortable. This lasted to around midnight Sunday and slowly decreased to no wind around 1130 Monday. All of the boats actually stayed till Monday. Floating Point motored all the way to Newport.

Cliff Payne let us use his upstairs room for our activities so a bad day turned out very nice. Brian Clayton presided over the Contests and Awards.

Bloody Mary Contest

1. Whalayed
2. Kaylarah
3. Vixen

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. High Energy
2. Vento Solare
3. Whalayed

Presentation

1. Quantum
2. Floating Point
3. Whalayed

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Floating Point – Roy Guay

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

The Attack of the Solar Divas (Vento Solare, High Energy, Whalayed)

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	6	14:42	Whalayed	Express 35	John Whaley	135
2	8		Mischief	Jeanneau 349	Bill Dussinger	152
		DNF	Pula	Beneteau 343	Rovert Francis	192
		DNF	Sea Lark	O'Day 30	William O'Connell	203
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	2	14:17	High Energy	Diva 39	Ed Adams	131
2	5	14:31	Vixen	Jeanneau 37	James Del Bonis	126
3	7	14:55	Quantum	Hanse 385	Samuel Adleman	117
4	9	15:39	Floating Point	Frers 40	Roy Guay	111
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	14:15	Coconut	Beneteau 36.7	Bill Pearson	93
2	3	14:23	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	85
3	4	14:29	Kaylarah	C&C 37+	Gary Russell	109
		DNC	Next Wave	Farr 395	Stephen Clarke & Diane Robinson	53

Fall 2017

Notes

There was no wind and pea soup fog! We delayed one hour and fortunately the fog cleared however we had light winds to Pt. Judith and 10-15 kts after that to the finish (not exactly great conditions for Floating Point who carried the beer keg (and ice), grill, trophies, shirts, speaker, etc.). We started out on Port tack and stayed on Port for quite a while but as we approached Pt. Judith the wind went right and we had to tack to make Pt. Judith and the finish. 14 boats finished out of 21 starting. Coconut, William Pearson, was the first boat to finish at 3:45 pm. Gypsea, Debra Lambert, was the last boat to finish at 6:37 pm. The weather was pretty nice; warm, sun out off and on and very nice sailing.

Sunday was very breezy but mild again with a short rain shower around noon so the activities were all held outside at Payne’s Dock. Again several boats decided to head back on Sunday due to the dire forecast for Monday however, again, the boats had serious wind and rain getting back. At least the wind was from behind!

We had a tremendous turnout for the Bloody Mary contest (8 entries) as well as the hors d’oeuvre contest (10 entries). Brian Clayton was again the MC at the Awards.

We, Floating Point, were the last to leave Payne’s on Monday. Everyone was leaving early due to the prediction of heavy winds later in the day and rain also. The wind was out of the SW for the whole trip about 11 to 19 kts. Didn’t really start raining until we got to Castle Hill and that was just a shower. So the trip back was very comfortable.

It was a very good weekend out on the Block. I was in shorts and sandals the whole time!

Bloody Mary Contest

Great turnout also with 8 entries.

1. Suhr la Mer
2. Summer Winds
3. Oceana Bow

Honorable Mention: Pau Hana!

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Again we had an amazing turnout of about 10 entries.

Taste

1. Dark & Porky
2. Coconut
3. Gypsea

Presentation

1. Landing at Block Island
2. Scallop/Shrimp Cheesecake
3. Floating Crabs

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Pieces of Eight – Jonah Israelit

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

Team HPV (High Energy, Persistence, Vento Solare) won after using a tie breaker

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	9	16:44	Persistance	C&C 34	Brandon Somers	176
2	10	16:54	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MK II	David Wilson	178
3	12	17:11	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	218
DNF			Suhr la Mer	Hunter 280	James Suhr	239
DNF			Blue Skies	O'Day 322	Pat Tomey	196
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	2	15:50	High Energy	Diva 39	Ed Adams	128
2	8	16:40	Checkmate	Frers 33	Michael Lachance	138
3	11	17:02	Scappare	Catalina 42	David LeBlanc	120
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	15:45	Coconut	Beneteau 36.7	William Pearson	85
2	3	16:03	Illusion	Grand Soleil	Ralh Racca	88
3	4	16:12	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	85
4	5	16:13	Pieces of Eight	J/105	Honah Israelit	112
5	6	16:26	Kaylaarah	C&C 37+	Gary Russell	109
6	7	16:38	Floating Point	Frers 39	Roy Guay	111
DNF			Rendezvous II	Oceanis 461	Michael Mason	111
Class 4
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	13	18:00	Kestrel	Catalina 30	Mark Franklin	210
2	14	18:37	Gypsea	Endeavor 32	Debra Lambert	237
DNF			Oceana	Beneteau 430	Scott Karn	141
DNF			Summer Winds	Beneteau 45	Tom Malott	120
DNF			Empty Nest	Beneteau 343	Robert Francis	192

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
T-Shirt Time	45' Power	William Lopes

Spring 2017

Notes

We had a very light turnout this year. 12 boats signed up 2 of which were power. Only 8 boats started for Block Island on a nice but light air day. 3 boats finished on motor. No problem docking!

Judy Mitchell again met us at the dock this time on Sunday morning.

Saturday and Sunday were beautiful weather days with shorts being worn here and there.Most of the boats actually stayed till Monday which was not a wonderful day; rain and wind out of the NE made going home fairly miserable. Floating Point took 6 hours. Bertha took 3 hours but was beat up in the process.

Bloody Mary Contest

1. Coconut
2. Pau Hana
3. Whayled

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

Taste

1. Pau Hana
2. Coconut
3. Whalayed

Presentation

1. Vento Solare
2. Dark Star
3. Whalayed

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Pau Hana – David Wilson

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

No words (Pau Hana, Whalayed, Vento Solare)

Pau Hana was the last boat to finish, but since it was the only boat to finish in it’s class was thus 1st

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1		16:17	Pau Hana	Catalina 36	David Wilson	178
		DNF	Sea Lark	O'Day 30	William O'Connell	203
		DNF	Empty Nest	Beneteau 343	Robert Francis	192
		DNS	Sound Connections	Pearson 30	David Hilbern	212
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1		15:25	Dark Star	C&C 34	Mark Gervais	166
3		15:37	Whalayed	Express 35	John Whaley	135
		DNS	Voyager	Cal 33-2	Wayne Morris	168
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1		15:02	Coconut	Beneteau 36.7	Bill Pearson	93
2		15:12	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	85
3		15:32	Siren	R/P 56	Will Hubbard	-57
		DNF	Floating Point	Frers 40	Roy Guay	111

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
T-Shirt Time	45' Power	William Lopes
Bertha	Jarvis Newman 36	Peter Jencks

Fall 2016

Notes

There was absolutely no wind so we delayed the start 30 minutes to 9:30 am and were then able to start. We had 28 boats sign up; 3 power boats and one sailboat, Green Flash, that wasn’t going to race out but went out early. 18 boats started in winds from the east to south east. Some had to jibe several times approaching 1BI; some didn’t. 14 boats finished. Persistence, Kate Wilson, was the first boat to finish at 2:05 pm. Three Sheets, Brian Choiniere, was the last boat to finish at 2:37 pm. So it was a fairly tight finish. Godzillafinished at 2:32 pm, 18 minutes behind Floating Point! Saturday was a fairly nice day with the sun out several times and temperatures in the 60s and winds 10-12 mostly with lighter winds on the start and finish. Judy Mitchell met us after arriving at Payne’s dock.

Sunday was another matter. It started raining during the early morning and rained all day till about midnight. The forecast was ugly for Sunday, rain and winds into the 30s by the afternoon, and Monday sunny with still strong winds abating in the afternoon. Several boats decided to leave Sunday morning thinking they would get most of the way home before the serious wind started. However the winds picked up out of the NE almost instantaneously around 9:30 am in the mid 20s and puffs into the 30s. The boats heading home had a tough ride and some had to put into another port to wait out the blow. We spent a lot of time retying up the boats due to the new wind. Most people that stayed went to various pubs (Vento Solare, Floating Point, Pau Hana, Green Flash were at the Oar) to watch the Patriots play (Brady’s first game) and to get out of the rain.

Cliff Payne let us use one of his small buildings for our activities so the Bloody Mary, hors d’oeuvre contests and Awards were held inside – not quite on schedule due to tying up the boats and waiting for the Patriot’s game to finish. However they were held with the results below. Brian Clayton was unable to make it out so Pat Clayton was the MC at the Awards. Judy Mitchell handed out the trophies at the Awards.

Most of those that were still there Monday left starting around 11 am when the winds had abated to highs in the low 20s. We, Floating Point, had a wonderful sail once out of the entrance to New Harbor (quite the waves there with that NW wind) and were able to sail on port tack all the way to Newport in just 3 hrs 15 minutes with the sun shining (whereas Godzilla took 6 hours to get to Newport and Ursa took 9 hours to get to NEB on Sunday). It was a good choice on our part in staying on Block Island till Monday. Green Flash waited till Tuesday to head home.

Even with the crummy weather I think the event worked out quite well. It was wonderful to see those that stayed and participated in the contests and awards.

Bloody Mary Contest

1. Pau Hana
2. Persistance
3. Vento Solare

Hors d’Oeuvre Contest

In the Taffy building at Payne’s and filled it up with around 6 entries. Again it was amazing the amount of participation in this event.

Taste

1. Green Flash
2. Vento Solare
3. Amadeus
4. Pau Hana

Presentation

1. Persistance

Cliff Mitchell Trophy

For the closest (to third) fourth-place finish: Pieces of Eight – Jonah Israelit

John E. Rebello Team Trophy

Kallusion (Kaylarah, Illusion, Amadeus V): 8 points for a close win

Race Results

Class 1
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	1	14:05	Persistance	C&C 34	Brandon Somers	176
2	3	14:12	Windswept	Pearson 33	Rick McCally	219
3	12	14:33	Pau Hana	Catalina 36 MK II	David Wilson	178
4	13	14:35	Sound Connections	Pearson 30	David Hilbern	212
5	14	14:37	Three Sheets	Hunter 310	Brian Choiniere	198
DNF			Empty Nest	Beneteau 343	Robert Francis	192
DNS			Jazzy	Pearson 30	David Easterbrooks	219
DNS			Sage	Island Packet 40	Thomas Robinson	200
Class 2
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	2	14:10	Sugaree	J-35C	James Cornwall	138
2	4	14:14	Floating Point	Frers 40	Roy Guay	111
3	6	14:18	Kaylaarah	C&C 37+	Gary Russell	109
4	8	14:19	Pieces of Eight	J/105	Honah Israelit	111
5	11	14:32	Godzilla	Beneteau First 42	Peter Jencks	111
DNS			Voyager	Cal 33-2	Wayne Morris	168
Class 3
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1	5	14:16	Vento Solare	J/109	Bill Kneller	85
2	7	14:18	Amadeus	Xp 38	Jay Turchetta	54
3	9	14:20	Illusion	Grand Soleil	Ralh Racca	81
4	10	14:25	Ursa	J/109	Brooke & Mark Mastrorio	85
DNS			Sarah	X-41	Gregory Manning	42
Class 4
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
DNF			Homeward Bound IV	Coronado 34	Marc Pascale	221
DNF			Oceana	Beneteau 430	Scott Karn	141
DNS			Imagine	Erickson 27	Dean Welshman	275
DNS			Sage	Island Packet 40	Tom Robinson	200
DNS			Perfect Summer	Beneteau 49	Tom Malott	102
DNS			Karielle	Fast 50	Robert Eagan	124
Class 5
Place	Overall	Finish	Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant	PHRF
1			Peekaboo	Horizon 50	James Geib

Non-Racers

Boat Name	Boat Type	Registrant
Hooked Up	Hatteras (Power)	Lynne Dean
Perfect Rhythm	Silverton 38 (Power)	Scott Stevens
Green Flash	Pearson 26	Andrew Urban
Sheehan"igans"	Silverton 34C (Power)	Robert Sheehan