YRALIS Race Program 2020

yacht racing association of long island sound

2020

RACING PROGRAM

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Sound

Organized 1895 2020 Racing Programs

President

YRA of LIS Officers

Cynthia Parthemos

Vice Presidents

Secretary Treasurer

Effie Marie Smith Rich Rubel Park Benjamin III Frederick Heerde

Table of Contents

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Eligibility and Ratings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 YRA Youth Challenge Cup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Schedule of Trophy Qualifiers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Web Addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Schedule of Handicap Races . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 YRA One Design Event Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 YRA Championship Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Weekend and Week Night Series Schedule . . . . . . . . 18 PHRF Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Winter Frotstbite Series Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 One Design Racing Contacts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 2019 YRALIS Championship Regatta Results. . . . . . 31 Handicap Trophy Winners­—2019 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Equipment Recommendations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Supporters List and Club Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 April­-­November Races. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-74 2020 Yearbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Officers and Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Cox-Sprague Scoring System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 One Design Rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Handicap Rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Trophies and Winners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81-103 Member Clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 Championship Fleets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 By-Laws of the YRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

Racing Programs Committee Stephen Cain, Chairman

Sharon Bernd Adrianne De Polo Becker Charles Powers Rich Rubel Carl Silbergleit

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Eligibility and Ratings What’s New for 2020

“Early March on Long Island Sound last year had snow and nasty weather -Early March this year has something our geographic area hasn’t experienced since 1918, a global pandemic—hard not to wonder how the Spanish Flu, coming at the tail end of WW1, effected yacht-racing—and hard not to wonder if our current dictate of social distancing will translate into regattas being held without a gathering on the lawn afterwards or if some of our season’s events reschedule or cancel entirely. For most of us, being on the water is our therapy, our meditation, our release from the job, the commute, the land-based world. We can only hope that our clubs and members and all our families come through this fullon gale with health intact and we find ourselves in the near future back on the Sound with friends sharing in the respite and reward of yacht-racing.”

I wrote those words a few short weeks ago and since then the full-on gale has strengthened to something beyond Force 12 on the Beaufort Scale and the final toll of damages done to our society and economy is still far over the horizon as we all pull down our sails, lock in the hatch boards and work the pumps to keep our respective ships afloat. American Spring Series has cancelled, Newport-Bermuda has cancelled and the balance of our YRALIS schedule is optimistic and a moving target.

In a first for the YRALIS, due to our state-wide lockdown, we are bringing you the Race Program only in a digital format on our website, www.yralis.org-and, with an eye towards keeping the crew as safe as possible, the lessening of the physical process of printing books, stuffing envelopes, delivering to P.O., and then the hand-off at yacht clubs and personal homes of a solid object touched by many hands seems prudent. And, as the season hopefully launches, schedules will certainly be shifting and the digital flow of information via direct email to members, Facebook and Instagram posts will be your link to the most up-to-date information as boats are launched and sails hoisted and Covid-19 slips off the front page.

The Race Program this year has some major changes and updates to be aware of and to study.

The PHRF Regulations have a number of tweaks and adjustments but, most notably, there is now a table of adjustments reflecting the more prevalent use of Code Zeros, gennakers, reachers and custom sails being flown from sprits.

Please read through this carefully as your rating may have to be adjusted to reflect the usage of these configurations. Any questions or clarifications needed, please get in touch with your area’s PHRF representative, and, failing that, feel free to get in touch directly with the committee chair or the YRALIS office to forward your query.

A major change, for Organizing Authorities as well as competitors, is our long-standing Minimum Equipment and Safety Recommendations have been replaced by the U.S. Sailing Safety Equipment Requirements—please read this section very carefully, particularly as an O.A. writing up your event’s NOR and SI’s as you will need to reference the appropriate section of the USSSER. Questions, clarifications on procedure, please contact office and we will put you in touch with a committee member to help with that process.

Our long-awaited website upgrade, in construction for full-on two and a half years now, will hopefully debut this seasononce we do get it bulletproof and seamless, we think you all will appreciate the ease and user-friendly nature of the new site after wrestling with our out-of-date architecture.

Qualifying Race numbers have been adjusted as well to reflect the continued growth in distance racing, both short and long. Please review the matrix and Scoring section as you hunt for seasonal silver.

Obviously, as I write this, schedules will be shifting as we get further on in the upcoming Spring, so please check your email notifications from the YRALIS regarding events and check with respective clubs and O.A.’s with questions regarding a particular event.

Stay healthy, stay safe, stay sailing!

Season Trophies

Calculations for season trophies is a two-step process. First, a yacht must participate in enough races to Qualify, (see below for details). The second involves how individual race results are calculated, how many times those scores are counted, and how many throw-outs are allowed. These specifics are in the Scoring section.

Eligibility & Rating Bands

Captains must be active members in the YRA of LIS or another US Sailing affiliated association (except captains of yachts of foreign registry). All yachts must have a current, valid IRC or YRA of LIS PHRF Certificate or compete in a One Design (OD) class to be eligible for the following trophies.

A description of the rating bands follows: FOR PHRF SPINNAKER Day Race Trophies: Caper YRA of LIS PHRF rating certificate below 37 Gitana YRA of LIS PHRF rating certificate of 37–83 Sappho YRA of LIS PHRF rating certificate of 84–108 Competitors YRA of LIS PHRF rating certificate of higher than 108

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DISTANCE RACE TROPHIES Windigo YRA of LIS PHRF distance rating certificate of below 84 Sagola YRA of LIS PHRF distance rating certificate of 84 or higher FOR PHRF NON-SPINNAKER Kings Point YRA of LIS PHRF Non-Spinnaker rating certificate of 138 or lower.

Mertz YRA of LIS PHRF Non-Spinnaker rating certificate greater than 138.

FOR IRC De Coursey Fales

IRC distance racing

FOR DOUBLE-HANDED Du Moulin Cup PHRF, IRC or OD racing FOR YOUTH RACING YRALIS Youth Challenge Cup PHRF, IRC or OD youth racing

Qualifying

The list of qualifying races can be found in the table on pages 11 and 13. If a race organizer accepts an IRC or PHRF certificate other than one issued by US Sailing or the YRA of LIS PHRF Committee, the race or vessel may be removed as a qualifier for YRA of LIS trophies. Failure to offer racing for a given rating band will not constitute exclusion of a properly entered boat. Should a race organizer exclude a properly entered boat that is racing for a specific trophy, that race will not be scored as a qualifier for YRA of LIS trophies.

Day Racing Trophies For PHRF Spinnaker: Caper Trophy, Gitana Trophy and Sappho Trophy: 8 Days of Racing Completed Competitors’ Trophy: 6 Days of Racing Completed

For PHRF Spring and Fall Series:

Caper, Gitana & Sappho Spring Series 4 Days Fall Series 5 Days

Competitors 4 Days 4 Days

Distance Racing Trophies For PHRF: Windigo & Sagola: 5 Distance Points Completed For IRC: De Coursey Fales: 4 Distance Points Completed For Double-Handed: Du Moulin Cup: 4 Distance Points Completed Distance points will be awarded as follows: 1 point for Short Distance Races, less than 100 miles, 1.5 points for the short course races in the Around Block Island and Vineyard Races, respectively, the Plum Island Course, the Cornfield Point Course and the Sea Flower Course, all less than 150 miles, and 2 points for Long Distance Races, over 150 miles in length. Long Distance Races will be indicated “LD” and Short Distance Races will be indicated “SD”.

For the Stratford Shoal Lighthouse: Spin: 3 Races Completed Non-Spin: 2 Races Completed Non-Spinnaker Racing Trophies For PHRF Non-Spinnaker: Kings Point and Mertz Trophies: 6 NS Racing Points Completed NS Racing Points will be awarded as follows; 1 point for each day of racing completed in Day Races and 2 points for Distance Races. These will be indicated in the table on pages 11 and 13.

Remember to attend the

Annual Awards Meeting

December 6, 2020, at Larchmont Yacht Club Fun for the entire Crew!

See more pictures of last year’s meeting on the YRA’s Facebook page: facebook.com/TheYRALIS

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Youth Racing Trophy For the YRALIS Youth Challenge Cup: 7 race entries earned Entries will be awarded as follows: Day Race total results will be entered once for each day a yacht competes, Short Distance races, (SD), twice and Long Distance races, (LD), four times. How races are categorized is indicated in the table on pages 11 and 13.

A boat must be sailed with 1/3 of her total crew, (rounded to the nearest whole number), between the ages of 14 and 23, (in a calendar year). No double handed racing will count.

It is the entrants’ responsibility to have the initials “YCC” displayed after the boat name on all race documents, (Scratch Sheet and Results).

The entrant must e-mail the YRA Scorer at scores@yralis.org for each race they intend to count towards this trophy. It must include the total number of crew and the number of qualified youth on board.

It is requested that all participating boats fly the “J” flag or YCC burgee from their backstay.

Scoring

Scoring for YRA of LIS season trophies will continue to use the High Point Percentage of Perfection Scoring System. A yacht will be awarded one point for starting, and one point for every yacht she beats in her class that started the race.

In a single race, a yacht’s percentage of perfection score is calculated by dividing the numerator, consisting of points awarded, by the denominator, consisting of the points earned by the winner of the race.

Results will be entered as follows: Day Race Trophies- each result is entered once, and for multi race regattas the total score will be entered once for each day a yacht competes. Distance and DH Race Trophies- short distance results entered once, Long Distance results twice. Non-Spin Trophies- day race results entered once and multi race regattas the total score will be entered once for each day a yacht competes. NS Distance races are entered twice. Youth Challenge Cup- Day Race total results will be entered once for each day a yacht competes, Short Distance races, (SD), twice and Long Distance races, (LD), four times.

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For a trophy, a yacht’s percentage of perfection (as expressed above) in each of her best qualifying races (as determined above) will be averaged to produce a season percentage of perfection.

The highest season percentage of perfection wins the trophy. If a tie still remains, RRS A8.1 will be used. After RRS A8.1, if a tie still remains the yacht with the higher number of qualifying points/days wins. If tie still remains in YRALIS Youth Challenge Cup after RRS A8.1, the boat with the higher percentage of 14 to 23 year-olds on board shall win the tie-breaker.

The running results will be posted on the YRA of LIS website on a regular basis, www.yralis.org.

New ideas for improving both the scoring and communication of current scores to the racers are always under consideration by the Racing Programs Committee, and a competitor’s ideas are always welcome. Please e-mail them to scores@yralis.org.

Race Committees

The YRA wishes to specifically ask for Race Committees’ help to provide its benefits to members in two ways. First, if you are running a distance race, or a “Navigator’s Division” style (other than windward-leeward) course in a day race; please make use of the distance PHRF-rating developed by the PHRF-Committee. That rating can be found on each certificate that must be supplied for entry into races that qualify for YRA trophies, and it provides a fairer rating and better racing that the membership has requested in these races. Second, each Race Committee is asked to e-mail the scorer at scores@ yralis.org to indicate that the results are final, and where they can be found. It is especially important that Race Committees clearly designate on the race results submitted if a division was sailed under IRC, PHRF Spin, Non-Spin, or DH rules. It is also important to indicate if a division consists of “Club Class” boats, or YRALIS non-qualifying boats.

Commercial Vessels & Rules of the Road

When a large commercial vessel or tow is seen approaching a race area, Race Committees are urged to call such a vessel by radio (preferably on VHF channel 13, otherwise on channels 9 or 16) and advise the probable course of the concentration of racing yachts. This is by way of an assist to the Coast Guard Vessel Traffic Control System. While you may not know the name of the vessel, a call may be addressed to “the vessel headed approximately ____ degrees, approaching _____ area.”

In order to qualify, a vessel must be a YRA of LIS member yacht at the time of the race, and is defined as; PHRF racing– any vessel that has a valid YRA of LIS PHRF certificate on file and is current with her membership dues. IRC racing–current IRC certificate and is current with her YRALIS membership dues. OD racing- valid one design certificate and is current with her YRALIS membership dues. A one boat division does not count towards YRA seasonal trophies.

The attention of competitors racing under the Racing Rules of Sailing, 2017­­‒2020 is directed to the preamble of Part 2‒ “When Boats Meet”, which states in part as follows:

Qualifying for season scores will be predicated upon a yacht’s completion of the number of days or points outlined above (see “Qualifying”). Once she has qualified, a yacht will receive one throw-out score for each four entries she earns in Youth Challenge, Day and Non-Spin Races, and her best combination of points/races, once qualified, will count for Distance Races.

The YRA strongly encourages all competitors to respect the rights of commercial traffic and to use caution and courtesy in dealing with such traffic while racing.

“...When a boat sailing under these rules meets a vessel that is not, she shall comply with the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea or government Right-of-way rules....”

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2020 YRALIS YOUTH CHALLENGE CUP

YRALIS Youth Challenge Cup (YCC) Challenging Owners to Increase Youth Participation All YRA qualifying regattas will be counted towards the YCC This opens up competition beyond PHRF and includes IRC and One Design keel boats (Double Handed racing is excluded) The process has been simplified so there is very little for skippers/teams to do.

For Organizing Authorities, there is no longer a need for any NOR/SI wording, as this trophy will now be handled much the same as all the other YRA perpetuals. The one exception will be that some entrants may request a little help posting “YCC” as part of their boat name in all documents (Scratch Sheets and Results).

Once competitors make the decision to compete for this trophy, they simply need to: 1. Meet the requirement that 1/3 of the crew’s ages are between 14 and 23 (rounded to the nearest whole number) and send a confirmation email to scores@yralis.org indicating the total number of crew and the number of qualified youth on board for each race.

2. Ensure that the initials “YCC” follow the yacht name on all regatta documents (Scratch Sheet and Results).

It’s requested that the crew also fly the “J” pendent or YCC burgee from their backstays.

(Scoring will be Percentage of Perfection based on class performance amongst all the competitors) Full details are available in this program and at www.yralis.org.

Why not help increase youth participation by inviting some junior sailors to crew on your boat? It only takes three races over the entire racing season to qualify for the YRA Youth Challenge Cup Trophy. And think about how fun it will be creating a great experience for our sailing youth! ARE YOU IN????

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Caper/Gitana/Sappho Spring Series; Competitors Spring/Fall Series

Caper/Gitana/Sappho Fall Series

9-Aug 15-Aug

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2-Aug 8-Aug

1-Aug

23-Jul

18-Jul 19-Jul

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12-Jul 12-Jul

11-Jul

11-Jul

27-Jun 27-Jun

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13-Jun 14-Jun

7-Jun

6-Jun

5-Jun 6-Jun

31-May

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9-May

3-May 9-May

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25-Apr

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Regatta American YC - Spring Regatta American YC - Spring Regatta American YC - Spring Regatta American YC - Spring Regatta Larchmont YC – Annual Distance Race - The Edlu Seawanhaka Corinthian YC – Alfred Roosevelt Cup Lloyd Harbor YC – Race for the Case Spring Series Indian Harbor YC - Geartester Lloyd Harbor YC – Race for the Case Spring Series Storm Trysail Club - Block Island Race North Shore YC - Annual Day Race New York AC – Annual Distance Race Stamford YC - Double Handed Regatta Cedar Point YC - Rumrunner 151 Distance Race Lloyd Harbor YC - Lloyd's Trophy Huntington YC - Annual Day Race Port Washington YC - Annual Day Race Big Tom City Island Cup Big Tom City Island Cup Halloween YC - Mayor's Cup Race City Island YC – Annual Distance Race Riverside YC – Stratford Shoal Race Larchmont Race Week Huguenot YC Expressly For Fun Regatta Larchmont Race Week Huguenot YC Expressly For Fun Regatta Lloyd Harbor YC – Stratford Shoal Race Larchmont Race Week Larchmont Race Week Sea Cliff YC – Around Long Island Regatta YRA-LIS Championship Regatta YRA-LIS Championship Regatta City Island YC – Women Skippers' Race City Island YC - Annual Day Race Masthead Cove YC - The Masthead Race CIYC/MBYC/HYC Western LIS Governor's Cup

LEGEND Windigo/Sagola Season Series Qualifier S=Season Qualifier LD=Long Distance duMoulin/De Coursey Season Series SS=Spring Series Qualifier Stratford NSLighthouse Racing Season points, notSpinnaker days ^ =Shoal Series FS=Fall Series Qualifier Stratford Shoal * = Lighthouse DistanceSeason points, days Seriesnot Non-Spinnaker SD=Short Distance Qualifier # = NS Distance race

DISTANCE RACING

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Competitors Season Series

DAY RACING

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Stratford Du Moulin Shoal Lighthouse Cup

LEGEND S=Season Qualifier SS=Spring Series Qualifier Qualifier Competitors Spring/Fall Series FS=Fall4 Series

Stratford Shoal Lighthouse Season Series Spinnaker Caper/Gitana/Sappho Fall Series SD=Short 5 Distance Qualifier YRALIS YOUTH CHALLENGE CUP LD=Long Distance Qualifier ^ = NS Racing points, not days

Schedule of Qualifying Races Days to Days to

DAY RACING Qualify

DISTANCE RACING Qualify For YRALIS Handicap

Caper/Gitana/Sappho Season Series 8 Windigo/Sagola Season Series 5*

Competitors Season Series 6 duMoulin/De Coursey Season Series 4* Racing Trophies 2020

Caper/Gitana/Sappho Spring Series 4 Stratford Shoal Lighthouse Season Series Spinnaker 3

This regatta is a qualifier for The Shearwater and Navigator Trophies which will be awarded to boats with the best combined score for both the YRA of LIS Championships and the RYC/STC LIC Championships

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For more information contact the YRA at 516.767.9240 or office@yralis.org Registration, NOR, SIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Scratch Sheets on yachtscoring.com

Days to

9-Aug 15-Aug

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27-Jun 18-Oct 27-Jun

13-Jun 4-Oct 14-Jun 10-Oct 14-Jun 17-Oct

6-Jun 3-Oct 7-Jun 3-Oct

5-Jun 26-Sep 6-Jun 27-Sep

30-May 19-Sep 30-May 20-Sep 31-May 26-Sep

17-May 19-Sep 22-May 19-Sep

16-May 12-Sep 16-May 13-Sep

3-May 11-Sep 9-May 12-Sep 9-May 12-Sep

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Regatta American YC -- Overnight Spring Regatta Stamford YC Race American YC -- The Spring Regatta Stamford YC Vineyard Race American YC Corinthian - Spring Regatta Seawanhaka YC – Stratford Shoal Race American - Spring RegattaIsland Overnight Race Pequot YCYC - Annual Faulkner Larchmont YCYC – Annual Distance Lloyd Harbor - Katrina Cup Race - The Edlu Seawanhaka YC – Alfred Roosevelt Cup Centerport YCCorinthian - Winkle Cup Lloyd HarborYacht YC –Squadron Race for the Case Spring Douglaston - Captain's IslandSeries Race Indian Harbor - Geartester Stamford YC, YC Stamford PS, & Royal Danish YC - Valeur-Jensen Race Lloyd YC – Race for the Case Spring Series Black Harbor Rock YC-Brent C. Donahue Cross Sound Regatta Storm Trysail YC Club– -Fall Block Island Race Lloyd Harbor Series North - Annual DayYC Race StormShore TrysailYC and Riverside Long Island Sound Championship New AC –and Annual Distance RaceIsland Sound Championship StormYork Trysail Riverside YC Long Stamford YC - Double Handed Regatta Cancer Society Regatta Mt. Sinai Sailing Assiciation– American Cedar Point - Rumrunner American YCYC - Fall Regatta 151 Distance Race Lloyd Harbor - Lloyd's Trophy American YC YC - Fall Regatta Huntington - Annual Race Trophy Centerport YC – Wm. K.Day Vanderbilt Port Washington YCRegatta - Annual Day Race American YC - Fall Big Tom City Cup American YCIsland - Fall Regatta Big Tom City Island Cup Buster Race Indian Harbor YC - Gear Halloween Cup Race ManhassetYC Bay- Mayor's Fall Series City Island YC Annual Distance Race Manhasset Bay– Fall Series Riverside YC – Stratford Shoal Race Larchmont Race Week Huguenot YC Expressly For Fun Regatta Larchmont Race Week Huguenot YC Expressly For Fun Regatta Lloyd Harbor YC – Stratford Shoal Race Larchmont Race Week Larchmont Race Week Sea Cliff YC – Around Long Island Regatta YRA-LIS Championship Regatta YRA-LIS Championship Regatta City Island YC – Women Skippers' Race City Island YC - Annual Day Race Masthead Cove YC - The Masthead Race CIYC/MBYC/HYC Western LIS Governor's Cup

Caper/Gitana/Sappho Spring Series; Competitors Spring/Fall Series

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Qualify Schedule of Qualifying Races For YRALIS DAY RACING Days to Days to Handicap Racing Trophies 2020 continued Caper/Gitana/Sappho Season Series 8 LEGEND

DAY RACING Qualify

DISTANCE RACING Qualify

Web Site Addresses:

YRALIS: www.yralis.org Check trophy standings and schedules, get PHRF rating information and other racing information. Send all scores to: scores@yralis.org.

IRC: www.us-irc.org Information and news regarding measurements, certificates, and IRC racing www.sound-irc.org

TIDES www.Tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov www.saltwatertides.com

mysound.uconn.edu/wlisgw_wx.html

CREW www.yralis.org, crewfinder tab www.windcheckmagazine.com For skippers to find skilled crew. For crews to link up with skippers.

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YRALIS Handicap Racing Programs 2020 2020 Qualifying Races for YRA Perpetual Trophies March 14 Saturday YRALIS Frostbite Championship

April 25-26 Sat/Sun American YC - Spring Regatta

May 2-3 Sat/Sun American YC - Spring Regatta

9 Saturday Larchmont YC – 65th Annual Distance Race - The Edlu

Seawanhaka Corinthian YC - Alfred Roosevelt Cup

16 Saturday Indian Harbor YC – 9th Annual Spring Sprint - “The Geartester”

16-17 Sat/Sun Lloyd Harbor YC - “Race for the Case” Spring Series

22 Friday Storm Trysail Club – 75th Block Island Race

30 Saturday North Shore YC – 31st Annual Day Race

New York Athletic Club YC – 111th Annual Distance Race

31 Sunday Stamford YC – Double-Handed Regatta

June 5-7 Fri-Sun Cedar Point YC – 1st Annual Rumrunner 151 Distance Race

6 Saturday Huntington Bay Championships

Lloyd Harbor YC – 54th Annual Lloyd’s Trophy Race

Huntington YC - 126thAnnual Day Race

7 Sunday Port Washington YC – 73rd Annual Day Race

13-14 Sat/Sun Big Tom City Island Cup

14 Sunday Halloween YC - 35th Mayor’s Cup Race

27 Saturday City Island YC – 84th Annual Distance Race

Riverside YC – 89th Annual Stratford Shoal Distance Race

July 11-12 Sat/Sun 122nd Annual Larchmont Race Week

Huguenot YC - Expressly for Fun

18 Saturday Lloyd Harbor YC – 48th Annual Edward S. Dole Stratford Shoal Distance Race

18-19 Sat/Sun 122nd Annual Larchmont Race Week

23-26 Thur-Sun Sea Cliff YC – 44th Annual Around Long Island Regatta

August 1-2 Sat/Sun YRA Championship Regatta Riverside, Indian Harbor, American Yacht Clubs

8 Saturday City Island YC – Women Skippers Race

9 Sunday City Island YC - 67th Annual Day Race

Masthead Cove YC - The Masthead Race

15 Saturday City Island YC/Orienta YC/Huguenot YC – Western Long Island Sound Governor’s Cup Day Race and Charity Regatta

21 Friday Stamford YC – Overnight Race

September 4 Friday Stamford YC – 86th Vineyard Race

5 Saturday Seawanhaka Corinthian YC – 95th Stratford Shoal Race

11 Friday Pequot YC - Annual Falkner Island Overnight Race

12 Saturday Lloyd Harbor YC – 52nd Annual Katrina Cup

Centerport YC – 66th Annual Winkle Cup

Douglaston Yacht Squadron - Captain Island Race

13 Sunday Stamford YC, Stamford PS, Royal Danish YC – 54th Valeur-Jensen Stamford Denmark Race

19 Saturday Black Rock YC - Brent C. Donahue Cross Sound Race

Lloyd Harbor YC - Fall Series at Target Rock

19-20 Sat/Sun Storm Trysail and Riverside Yacht Club - Long Island Sound Championship

26 Saturday Mt. Sinai Sailing Association – 39th American Cancer Society Regatta

26-27 Sat/Sun American YC - Fall Regatta

October 3 Saturday Centerport YC - 40th Wm. K. Vanderbilt Trophy

3-4 Sat/Sun American YC - Fall Regatta

10 Saturday Indian Harbor YC – 65th Annual Stratford Shoal Race - “The Gearbuster”

17-18 Saturday Manhasset Bay Fall Series – Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker Classes

December 6 Sunday YRA-LIS Annual Awards Meeting – 1700hr Larchmont YC 2020 Events Run by YRA Member Clubs but not YRA Trophy Qualifiers May 16 Saturday Storm Trysail Club – Hands on Safety at Sea Seminar at SUNY Maritime

23 Saturday Norwalk YC/Minuteman YC - King Cup

Port Jefferson YC _ Spring Gear tester

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28 Sunday

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26 Sunday

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Sagamore YC – Execution Run Cedar Point YC - One Design Regatta New York YC - Leukemia Cup Norwalk YC - The Corinthians – Single-Handed & Double-Handed Race Riverside YC – 9th Annual Team Race Regatta New York YC – 166th Annual Regatta Norwalk YC – Chanteyman Cup Race Old Greenwich YC - Payea Round the Island Chase Race Black Rock YC – Queen’s Cup Newport Bermuda Race Port Jefferson YC - Port Jefferson Annual Harbor Cup Regatta YRALIS Commodore’s Cup for the Drake Sparkman Trophy - Larchmont Yacht Club Old Greenwich YC – Solstice Regatta 11th Annual Liberty Singlehanded Race YRA Independence Day Regatta – American YC Norwalk YC - Greens Ledge Trophy Race Saugatuck Harbor YC – Saugatuck Harbor Cup/Double Handed Race Oakcliff Sailing – Oakcliff Distance Race New York YC – Race Week at Newport Sponsored by Rolex Fayerweather YC/Black Rock YC – Sail Park City Regatta New York YC – Queens Cup Harlem YC – Treat Race Harlem Yacht Club - Ben Bates Short-handed Regatta Lloyd Harbor YC - Women Skippers Race Harlem YC – Howard C. Hoxsie Regatta (J24’s) Norwalk YC/NISF – Full Moon Evening Race Port Jefferson YC – Ladies Day Race Miramar YC – Home-to Home Regatta Norwalk YC – Yellow Rock Race (Woman Skippers) Pequot YC – Pequot Centennial Regatta JSA/Stamford YC – 53rd Annual Regatta for The Dorade Trophy, Junior Sailing Beach Point YC – 64th Annual Beach Point Overnight Race, Junior Sailing Huguenot YC – Mayor’s Cup Regatta Manhasset Bay YC – Race Week New York YC – One Design Regatta Norwalk YC – NISF Cup North Shore YC - Moonlight Regatta Lloyd Harbor YC - Huntington Lighthouse Charity Pursuit Race Hempstead Harbour Club - Labor Day Regatta Old Greenwich YC - 50th USS America Regatta Miramar YC – Romer Shoals Regatta Indian Harbor YC – The Annual Classic Yacht Regatta Sheldrake YC - Whaler’s Race Fayerweather YC - Ken Johnson Memorial Race New York YC – Resolute Cup Roton Point SA – 61st Annual Multihull Regatta and Shark Nationals Halloween YC – Nellie Guernsey Memorial Race Hempstead Harbor Club – Heritage Cup Regatta Port Jefferson YC – True North regatta Norwalk YC/NISF – Partners Cup Stamford YC – Cows Trophy Race New York Yacht Club – ORC/IRC World Championship New York YC – Melges IC37 National Championship Storm Trysail Club and Larchmont YC - Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta Black Rock YC/Fayerweather YC – Halloween Race Black Rock YC/Fayerweather YC – Wild Turkey Regatta New York Athletic Club YC/ Huguenot YC - Turkey Day Reach

Schedule questions… mail to: steve.cain.yralis@aol.com

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Indian Harbor YC - Presidents’ Day Frostbiting Regatta Dyer Dhow Beach Point YC - Ice Cube Regatta Dyer Dhow Larchmont YC - Stanley Bell Regatta Interclub Dinghy Riverside YC - YRALIS Frostbite Champs Dyer 10 Indian Harbor YC - Brignoli Frostbiting Regatta Dyer Dhow Manhasset Bay YC - New Years Regatta Ideal 18, Interclub Dinghy Oakcliff - David Storrs Memorial Match 40 Manhasset YC - Nationals Interclub Dinghy, Ideal 18 American YC - Spring Series various American YC - Spring Series various Oakcliff - Match Race Match 40 Oakcliff - Match Race Clinegatta Match 40 Lloyd Harbor YC - Race for the Case Spring Series J-80, J-105 Larchmont YC - Memorial Day One-Design Regatta Etchells, IOD, S-Boat, Shields, Viper YRA LIS Mid Sound One Design Series Etchells, IOD, S-Boat, Shields, Viper Fleet 61 - Evening Spring Series J-24 American/Larchmont YC - Robie Pierce Sailing for Disabilities Regatta at Larchmont Ideal 18 Cedar Point YC - One-Design Regatta Beneteau 36.7, J-70, J-88, J-105, J-109 Centerport YC - Memorial Day Regatta Ensign, Ideal 18, Star Oakcliff - Match Race Clinegatta Match 40 Port Washington YC - Day Race J-88 Seawanhaka YC - Fleet Race Sonar Seawanhaka YC - Solstice Race Sonar Black Rock YC - Queens Cup YRA Women’s Champs** Ideal 18 Larchmont YC - Summer Series #1 Ideal 18 American YC - Women’s Invitational Team Race Ideal 18 Harlem YC - City Island Cup J-105 Larchmont YC - Spring Regatta Vanguard 15 Oakcliff - Match Race Match 40 Cedar Point YC - District Champs Lightning Sprite Island YC - Douglas Orr Regatta Flying Scott Seawanhaka YC - Solstice Race Sonar and others Larchmont YC - YRA Match Race & Clinic Taylor Trophy Ideal 18 Old Greenwich YC - Solstice Regatta* Ideal 18, Laser Fleet 61 - Evening Summer Series J -24 Seawanhaka YC - Solstice Race Sonars and others Seawanhaka YC - Fleet Race Sonars American YC - Independence Day Regatta Etchells, IOD, J-70, K6, S-Boat, Shields, Viper Centerport YC - Independence Day Regatta Ensign, Ideal 18, Star 122nd Larchmont Race Week Etchells, IOD, J-70, J-88, J-105, S-Boat, Shields, Viper 122nd Larchmont Race Week Ideal 18 Regatta Series #2* Ideal 18 Cedar Point YC - North American Champs Flying Scot Oakcliff - Distance Race (One-Des Classes invite only) DH Melges 24, Farr 40 Turbo Norwalk YC - Women’s Gillespie Trophy ** Ideal 18 Sprite Island YC - Catboat Regatta Various 122nd Larchmont Race Week Etchells, Ideal 18, IOD, J-70, J-105, S- Boat, Shields, Viper 122nd Larchmont Race Week Vanguard 15 Oakcliff - Match Race Clinegatta Match 40 Oakcliff - Match Race Clinegatta Match 40 Harlem YC - Hoxsie One-Design Regatta J-24 American YC - Annual YRA of LIS Championship Regatta* Etchells, IOD, J-70, S-Boat, Shields, Viper Riverside YC - Annual YRA of LIS Championship Regatta* J-70, J-88, J-105, Soverel 33, PHRF Seawanhaka YC - Fleet Race Sonars Seawanhaka YC - Solstice Race Sonars and others Larchmont YC - Summer Series #3 Ideal 18 Larchmont YC - Team Race Vanguard 15 Pequot YC - J-109 Invitational J-109 Pequot YC - Challenge Cup Match Race Ideal 18 Oakcliff - Match Race Match 40 Manhasset Bay Race Week Ideal 18, MBO, Sonar Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club - Nationals Atlantics New York YC - One-Design Regatta various Larchmont YC - YRA Labor Day One-Des Distance Etchells, IOD, S-Boat, Shields, Viper Oakcliff - International Match Race Match 40 Centerport YC - Labor Day Regatta Ensign, Ideal 18, Star

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Seawanhaka YC - Fleet Race Sonars Old Greenwich YC - USS America Regatta Ideal 18, Laser Cedar Point YC - Star Bedford Pitcher Star Larchmont YC - Women’s Invitational Mendez Trophy** Ideal 18 Oakcliff - Match Race Match 40 Clagett/Oakcliff Match Race Clinegatta adaptive needs Sonars Breakwater YC Sag Harbor - North Americans JY 15 Larchmont YC - North Americans* Ideal 18 Riverside YC - LIS Champs J-88, J-105 Oakcliff Sailing Triple Crown Series #1 mixed 470, Nacra 17, 49er, 49er FX American YC - Fall Series various Indian Harbor YC - Lorna Whittlesey Women’s Regatta** Ideal 18 Larchmont YC - One-Design Weekend Etchells, IOD, S-Boat, Shields, Viper Noroton YC - Live Tiles Womens North American Champs Viper 640 Noroton YC - Live Tiles Coed North American Champs Viper 640 Oakcliff Sailing - Triple Crown Series #2 mixed 470, Nacra 17, 49er, 49er FX Cedar Point YC - The Fontelieu for Centerboards Flying Scot, Lightning, RS Aero, Thistle, V-15 American YC - Fall Series & East Coast Champs various, J-105 Norwalk YC - Glencairn Team Racing Champs Ideal 18 American YC - High Performance Regatta J-70, K6, 505, Viper, various Larchmont YC/Storm Trysail Intercollegiate Big Boat Regatta J-105, J-109, J-44 Manhasset Bay YC - Fall Series various Stamford YC - Fleet 10 Fall Classic J-109 Oakcliff - Match Race Match 40 Indian Harbor YC - Atlantic Coast Champs I 420 Oakcliff - Halloween Invitational Match Race Match 40

* Qualifier for the Sally Finkbeiner Memorial Trophy ** Qualifier for the Watson Trophy

2020 YRALIS Championship Events Open to YRA Clubs and members Sally Finkbeiner Series Trophy– now with four qualifying regattas!

Old Greenwich Solstice Regatta, June 28 Larchmont Race Week Series 2, July 11–12 YRA Championship, August 1–2 Ideal 18 North Americans, Sept. 19–20 Taylor Trophy–Match Racing June 27–28, Larchmont Yacht Club, Ideal 18s Cynthia Parthemos | President@yralis.org

Hipkins Trophy­–Men’s Championship August 1–2, YRALIS Championship YRA Championship, August 1–2 Glencairn Trophy—Team Racing October 3–4, Norwalk Yacht Club, Ideal 18 John May | racecommittee@larchmontyc.org The Watson, a series trophy with four qualifying events: Queens Cup, Black Rock Yacht Club, June 13

Queens Cup–Women’s Championship June 13, Black Rock Yacht Club, Ideal 18 www.blackrock.org

Women’s Gillespie Trophy, Norwalk Yacht Club, July 18

Anderson Trophy–Single-Handed Championship August 1–2, YRALIS Championship, Laser

Lorna Whittelsey Women’s Regatta, Indian Harbor Yacht Club, Sept. 26–27

Women’s Invitational Mendez Trophy, Larchmont Yacht Club, Sept. 13

Please contact the appropriate coordinator for details and the notice of race.

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May 20 Wednesdays Cedar Point YC–Wednesday Night Series

20 Wednesdays Lloyd Harbor YC–Summer Series

23 Saturday American YC, Larchmont YC, YRA Mid Sound One Design Series

27 Wednesdays Hempstead Harbor Club– Wednesday Night Series

29 Fridays BHYC, IHYC, RYC, OGYC– Captain Harbor Friday Night Series

29 Fridays Lloyd Harbor YC–PHRF Pursuit Series

June 2 Tuesdays Port Jefferson YC–Spring Series

6 Saturday Stamford YC–Weekend Series

7 Sundays Cedar Point YC–PHRF Sunday Series

12 Fridays Harlem YC–Every Other Friday Twilight Series

July 7 Tuesdays Breakwater Irregulars– Tuesday Night Summer Series

21 Tuesdays Port Jefferson YC–Summer Series

Performance Handicap Racing Fleet Regulations Performance Handicapping PHRF stands for Performance Handicap Racing Fleet, and it describes a group of sailboats of varying performance characteristics that are handicapped for racing on the basis of observed performance, rather than the measured dimensions.

It is the purpose of the PHRF system to handicap yachts of various classes or types on the basis of the potential speed of a well-sailed, well-maintained, and well-equipped specimen of each type. It is not the purpose of the PHRF system to handicap skippers and crews. Where sailing skill (or lack of it) is the cause of the result, winning will not lead to a faster rating, nor losing to a slower one.

PHRF certification is open to any single-hulled, self-righting boat of any age, and almost any description. Boats that are not self-righting may be handicapped at the committee’s discretion.

The goal is to provide fair and equitable racing for as many boats as possible. In cases where a boat is of so radical a design that any rating assigned to it would impair the rating balance of the fleet as a whole, a handicap rating may be refused.

PHRF handicaps are assigned by the PHRF Committee, a committee of the YRA of LIS. The PHRF Committee usually meets on the second Thursday of each month throughout the year for the purpose of assigning new ratings, reviewing old ones, drafting or revising regulations, and transacting any other business before it. The time and place of the meetings, and meeting minutes, will be available to members and published on www.yralis.org The YRALIS PHRF fleet is a designated U.S. Sailing racing “class” and the YRALIS PHRF rules and regulations should be viewed by all as stringent a classification as the most scrutinized one design fleet. Organizing authorities and race committees who have declared in their NOR and SI’s that boats are sailing with declared YRALIS handicap ratings are obligated to abide by class rules in addition to RRS. RRS 87 CHANGES TO CLASS RULES states, “The sailing instructions may change a class rule only when the class rules permit the change or when written permission of the class association for the change is displayed on the offcial notice board.”

Simply put, a club may NOT alter class rules without permission from the YRALIS PHRF Committee.

Administration 1. The PHRF-LIS class is administered by the PHRF Rating Committee, the PHRF Technical Committee and the Executive Committee of the YRA of LIS. 2. The duties of the PHRF Rating Committee are to set ratings for base boat classes, review ratings, enact and interpret rules that apply to boat ratings and rating adjustments (the Rating Rules), rate individual boats and issue and publish PHRF certificates.

2.1. The PHRF Rating Committee is composed of members and handicappers. Handicappers are members, but not all members are handicappers.

2.2. Members participate in setting base boat ratings, enacting and interpreting the rules that apply to ratings and review ratings.

2.3. Handicappers have those duties plus they assign ratings to boats and issue certificates.

3. The duties of the PHRF-LIS Technical Committee (TC) are to receive inquiries concerning whether a boat is in compliance with her certificate. Inquiries are welcome from both current YRALIS members and Organizing Authorities. The TC will use various means to verify compliance, including inspection and measurement. The Technical Committee is not restricted by any specific event’s protest deadline and may act on any information provided concerning whether a boat is in compliance with her certificate. The Technical Committee may call a hearing to determine if that were so and upon determination that a boat is not in compliance with its certificate, can then recommend that the Rating Committee revoke the certificate, including retroactively, and/or they may refer the certificate to the Rating Committee for review and revision. The Rating Committee may issue a new certificate, and upon consultation with the TC, the new certificate may be back dated. The TC or Rating Committee may order that races under its jurisdiction scored using the invalidated certificate shall be re-scored. Either committee may recommend that the boat not be scored for YRALIS season trophies for races in which she sailed with a revoked certificate.

Depending on the facts found and the egregious nature of the offense, the TC, as required by the rules when there has been a gross breach of class rules or of good manners and sportsmanship, may refer the matter to the Executive Committee for further action.

4. 4. The duties of the Executive Committee (EC) are to hear rating review appeals, to act on any matters referred to them by the TC, and to enact and interpret the Minimum Equipment Recommendations (MERs) as they apply to PHRF boats.

For TC referrals, actions could include anything from simply continuing a certificate revocation for a period of time of their determination, up through Rule 69 actions.

5. If the YRA of LIS Technical Committee or PHRF Committee is notified or discovers that an owner is not, was not, may not have been, or may not be, in compliance with the above, then the informed Committee will notify the other of the purported violation and either Committee, or both, may impose an appropriate penalty or, depending on the egregious nature of a violation, file a complaint with the YRA of LIS Executive Committee and the Executive Committee may impanel three (3) US Sailing certified Judges to hear the complaint. The panel shall promptly inform the owner in writing of the claimed breach of YRA regulations and of the time and place of the

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Winter Frostbite Series American Yacht Club

Cook 11s

Mike Tauber, mike@miketauber.com

Black Rock Yacht Club

Ideal 18s

Jenny Anderson, jennyandsea@gmail.com; Phil Gavey, phillip.gavey@gmail.com

Cedar Point Yacht Club

Lasers

A. J. Sorenson, cpyclaser@gmail.com

Centerport Yacht Club

JY15s, Lasers

Rich Rubel, rubel.richard@gmail.com

Hempstead Harbor Club

Laser

Dan Rapelje, Danrap23@optonline.net

Huguenot Yacht Club

Lasers

Jason Viseltear, jviseltear@gmail.com

Huguenot Yacht Club

JC-9s

Jim Gerson, Jimgers1@yahoo.com

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

Dyers Dhows

Carter Harris, kcarharris@gmail.com

Larchmont Yacht Club

InterClub Dinghies

Nick Langone, nelangone@aol.com

Mamaroneck Frostbite Assoc. Dyer Dhows

Bahar Gidawni, bahar.gidwani@gmail.com John Field, jbafield@gmail.com

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

Rita and Vince Syracuse, sailmbyc@gmail.com

InterClub Dinghies Lasers and Ideal 18s

Norwalk Yacht Club Dyer Dhows

Bill Klein, wrklein@franklincompany.com Will Beery, william.beery@gmail.com

Pequot Yacht Club

Rhys Goff, rhys.d.goff@gmail.com

Dyer Dhows

Riverside Yacht Club Dyer 10

Kevin Erensen, kerensen@whitebirchbuilders.com John Logue, jlogue@royalpigments-chem.com

Sea Cliff Yacht Club

Sunfish

Doug Wefer, doug@wefer.net

Seawanhaka Corinthian YC

Lasers, Dyer Dhows

David Kruse, dgkruse@optonline.net

Stamford Yacht Club JY15s Bill Mack, mackwill@optonline.net frostbiting@stamfordyc.com

Remember to attend the

Annual Awards Meeting

December 6, 2020, at Larchmont Yacht Club Fun for the entire Crew!

See more pictures of last year’s meeting on the YRA’s Facebook page: facebook.com/TheYRALIS

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hearing and follow the procedures in RRS 63.2, 63.3(a), 63.4 and 63.6 except that:

5.1. the Executive Committee will appoint a person to present the complaint at the hearing; and

5.2. the owner against whom a complaint has been made under these rules shall be entitled to have an advisor/representative present at the hearing to act on his/her behalf.

6. The hearing panel may reschedule the hearing if there is good reason to do so. If good reason to reschedule a hearing is not provided and no one appears on the owner’s behalf, the hearing panel may conduct the hearing without the owner or a representative being present. The standard of proof shall be a preponderance of the evidence. If the hearing panel determines that there was or is a breach of YRA regulations, it may: 6.1. revoke or temporarily suspend the PHRF certificate in question; 6.2. restrict the owner’s and boat’s ability to participate in any YRA of LIS event, or sanctioned event, for a prescribed period of time; 6.3. impose such other penalty, or no penalty, as the hearing panel considers equitable under the circumstances.

6.4. revocation or suspension may be made retroactively.

7. 7. The failure to accurately report information on PHRF rating applications (or the failure to have a boat’s rating reconsidered after any modifications are made that might affect that rating prior to the next race) is a clear breach of RRS 78.1 Compliance with Class Rules: Certificate and may also violate RRS 2 Fair Sailing.

8. 8. Competitors and Race Committees are encouraged to protest (and Protest Committees to penalize) boats that fail in this regard, and Race and Protest Committees are requested to report any such penalties to the YRA of LIS for possible further action. If the YRA of LIS finds such violations to be intentional and/or part of a pattern of non-compliance, it may well consider that behavior or any attempt to cover it up as gross misconduct, and call a hearing to take further action under RRS Rule 69, as prescribed in that rule.

PHRF Procedures PHRF ratings are available to PHRF members of the YRA of LIS upon submitting an application via the YRA of LIS website (www.yralis.org). Guest certificates are also available at a reduced price for boats from out of the YRALIS area and are only valid for the event entered (Block Island Race Week, Block Island Race, Around Long Island or Vineyard Race). The application will then be assigned to one of the Handicappers.

If the boat is one of a standard class or type, to which a “base rating” has already been assigned, the handicapper will assign that rating, adjusted where necessary for differences in sail area, propeller type, spinnaker pole length, etc., provided that such differences are within the range of the “standard modifications” as described below. Once it is completed, an automated e-mail will be sent to the applicant providing notification that the certificate can be downloaded or printed off the YRA website.

If the boat is one of a standard class or type to which no base rating has yet been assigned, or if the differences from the standard version are beyond the scope of the standard modifications, or if the boat is the only one of its kind, the handicapper will present the application to the entire PHRF Committee at its next regularly scheduled meeting, and the rating will be assigned by that group as a whole. Members or guests submitting an application that requires a handicapper or committee review, and where an imminent regatta requires the applicant to have a rating before the Committee’s next regularly scheduled meeting, must complete all certificate fields and address the handicappers inquires at least one week prior to the regatta. Assuming that all the data has been provided by the member/guest, any handicapper is empowered, but not obliged, to issue a provisional rating, which is valid for all purposes until the next meeting. At that meeting, the provisional rating will be reviewed and either accepted as is or altered as the Committee may decide.

It must be recognized that no system of handicapping will adequately rate all types of boats on all points of sail and in all wind and sea conditions. It is the aim of this committee to assign ratings for conditions prevailing on Long Island Sound.

Rating Review

9. 9. Organizing Authorities holding regattas which are subject to the YRA of LIS PHRF regulations or are qualifying events for YRA of LIS seasonal trophies, shall appoint a Technical Committee. The inclusion of the contact information for The YRA of LIS Technical Committee in the NOR’s and SI’s is suffcient. Compliance violations noted by competitors or Organizing Authorities do not have to be filed with the respective event’s protest committee and should be brought to the attention of the Technical Committee.

There is no such thing as a “final” PHRF rating. Any rating may be reviewed and challenged in either direction at any meeting without notice to the skipper. Before final determination of a rating change, the chairman of the fleet or class of boat, or the owners of the boat or boats under review may be invited to discuss the rating with the committee. Whenever the Committee is satisfied, on the basis of observed performance, that the rating of a particular boat or type of boat does not fairly reflect the speed potential of that boat or type, it will make whatever changes in the rating it finds to be fair. Changes to ratings that have been long established are seldom made. In the case of more recently rated boats, particularly where little data was available when the rating was first assigned, changes are more likely as experience accumulates.

10. OA’s are subject to having trophy qualifying status revoked for those events due to non-compliance of these regulations.

Any current YRALIS PHRF member may request a review of any yacht’s rating by writing to any member of the Committee.

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The letter will be more effective if it sets forth details of a boat’s performance relative to another boat on various points of sail and in various wind speeds. Empirical data and information of this kind is more useful than race results because race results are influenced by factors in addition to boat speed. The Committee will consider every such application as soon as possible at a subsequent meeting. The Committee will not acknowledge anonymous letters or emails. A party requesting a review of another yacht’s rating must identify themselves so that the rated yacht’s owner may know who is requesting the review and has the opportunity to defend the current rating against data presented by the member requesting the review and any data determined valid by the PHRF Committee. In addition, the Committee may itself initiate a review of a rating whenever it considers such action warranted.

Any member who considers that he has not been fairly and reasonably treated by the Committee may bring his complaint before the Executive Committee of the YRA of LIS. While that group will not normally undertake to assign or change PHRF ratings, it will investigate actions of the PHRF Committee with respect to the complainant’s case and take whatever steps are necessary to ensure a fair and reasonable disposition.

The effective date of any rating change made at a PHRF Committee meeting is the first Monday following that meeting.

If this results in a yacht’s rating being changed during a regatta series, the rating used for that series is at the discretion of the Race Committee of the sponsoring organization. The organization may at their discretion use changed ratings in races that occur the weekend after a meeting.

PHRF Committee The names and email addresses and LIS region represented of all the members of the current PHRF Committee are available on the YRALIS website.

All of these committee members are working hard to make this program a success. Feel free to call on any of them for advice or help when you need it.

Owner’s Obligation to Disclose Alterations PHRF atings, and the racing that relies on them, is entirely dependent on accurate information being provided to the Handicapping Committee, and on a boat being maintained to continue her compliance with that rating. The PHRF Committee takes that accuracy and compliance very seriously.

It is the sole responsibility of each boat owner to advise the PHRF Committee of any modifications to their boat, that in any way alters the configuration of the hull, foils, internal structure, sail plan, mast or rigging of the boat or that could potentially affect the sailing performance of the boat when compared to the rated standard boat.

Proper Racing Trim

Yachts shall race as rated with at least all the equipment and furnishings supplied as standard by the manufacturer. A yacht

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that has altered or has removed bulkheads, permanently attached furniture, or structural interior components shall be considered a custom yacht. Drawers, headliners, cabinet and locker doors, steps, ladders, and engine enclosures shall remain in place as supplied as standard equipment. If they do not so remain, then the yacht shall be considered a custom yacht and rated accordingly.

Passageway doors, cushions, dining tables, and carpets are specifically exempted, and are alterable or removable provided all safety standards are met. Lifting keels (not designed to be adjusted while racing) must be fixed and locked in the lowered position while racing.

Modifications

A modified boat is any standard boat that has been changed in some way that might affect its performance from the original design. Changes to the hull shape or structure, appendages, spars or sail plan, boat weight or propulsion are often created to make a boat more competitive. While older boats may require significant restorations in order to be maintained as safe and competitive, any and all of these should be noted where the restoration does not replicate the original design.

Modifications Which Must be Reported for Evaluation:

1. Hull, Transom, Keel, Board or Rudder: Changes that alter either the weight of the boat or the flow of water over wetted surfaces such as size, shape, length, materials, weight, location, center of gravity, etc.

2. Internal Structure: Changes or additions to the original manufactured design and construction that affect strength or stiffness of the hull, keel sump, rigging, weight, or weight distribution. This includes interior bulkheads, longitudinal stringers, keel sump bracing, tie rods, and compression struts.

3. Spars: Changes to weight, length, cross section, design, materials (Carbon Fiber, etc.), external support structure, standing rigging design or materials (PBO), etc.

4. Sail Plan: Changes to the original dimensions of the rated sails (Mainsail, largest headsails, largest asymmetric spinnaker for each different tack location, largest spinnaker) 5. Mechanical Propulsion: Changes from original production installation that affect location, weight and/or underwater drag (different strut, prop, or sail drive configurations).

Modifications Which Need Not be Reported:

1. Fairing and smoothing of the hull, rudder, keel or centerboard that conform to the original design except as limited by One Design class rules.

2. Additional sails no bigger than the rated sails.

3. Sail material such as Mylar, Kevlar, Dacron, etc.

4. Cosmetic changes to the hull, interior, or rigging of the boat not affecting the weight, trim, or speed of the boat.

5. Passageway doors, cushions, dining tables, and carpets are specifically exempted, and are alterable or removable provided all safety standards are met.

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DEFINITIONS

AREA A rea of asymmetric spinnaker as calculated by the IACC formula. Contact your sailmaker BAL Ballast of the yacht in pounds. Note any additions or deletions from the standard and the locations.

BEAM Maximum beam of the vessel.

CREW â&#x20AC;&#x153;STDâ&#x20AC;? if to use base boat maximum weight. Otherwise, declare maximum weight desired.

DISPL Displacement of the yacht in pounds, without crew, water, fuel, or stores aboard.

DRAFT Draft of the hull and keel. Also include draft with the board down if a centerboard yacht.

E The maximum, unpenalized length of the foot of the mainsail. The boom shall be marked with a black band, at a distance equal to E, measured from the back of the mast.

I Height of fore triangle. Measured from deck sheer line abeam the mast to the highest point of headsail attachment.

ISP Spinnaker halyard height. Measured from deck sheer line abeam of the mast to the top of the spinnaker halyard sheave.

J Distance perpendicular from the foreside of the mast line to the point of intersection of the forestay with the deck.

JC The greater of J or SPL or SMW/1.8.

LOA Length overall of the hull. Note bowsprit and/or boomkin separately.

LP Distance perpendicular from the luff to the clew of the largest jib.

LWL Load waterline length.

MATERI AL Construction material of the hull, keel, rudder, and mast (e.g., fiberglass, lead, iron, aluminum, carbon fiber, etc.)

SMW For symmetric spinnakers only, maximum girth leech to leech. (Fold on centerline, measure max. width, and multiply by two.)

MHW Mainsail girth measurement from a point along the leech, halfway between the clew and the head, to the nearest point of the luff.

SMG For asymmetric spinnakers only, the mid-girth, found by measuring between the mid-points of the luff and leech.

MTW Mainsail girth measurement from a point along the leech, three-quarters of the distance from the clew to the head, to the nearest point of the luff.

SPL Spinnaker pole length measured with the pole in its fitting and set in a horizontal position athwartship, as measured from the center of the mast, to the outermost end of the pole.

MUW Mainsail girth measurement from a point along the leech, seven-eighths of the distance from the clew to the head, to the nearest point of the luff.

P The maximum, unpenalized length of the luff of the mainsail. The mast shall be marked with a black band, at a distance equal to P, as measured from the top of the boom.

SF Asymmetric foot length.

SLU Asymmetric luff length.

SLE Asymmetric leech length.

SL Symmetric spinnaker luff length.

TPS Tack point of an asymmetric tacked on the centerline, to the deck or to a sprit, measured from the tack point, to the front of the mast, parallel to the water.

S. Area Symmetric spinnaker area. Consult your sail maker.

WPL Whisker pole length, measured from front of mast.

PHRF Regulations The “base rating” is the rating assigned to a “standard” boat of a class or type. It assumes: 1. t he standard rig dimensions for the class, a genoa whose LP dimension is in the range of greater than 145%, up to and including 155% of J or if smaller, of a size as designed for the boat, 2. a folding propeller if exposed or a two-bladed fixed one if in an aperture. If propulsion is by an outboard engine, it assumes the engine is dismounted and stowed in an optimum location aboard when racing.

3. that the boat is equipped with a spinnaker. If symmetrical, that the spinnaker pole length (SPL) is equal to the width of the base of the fore triangle (J), and that the maximum girth (SMW) of the spinnaker at any point is in the range of greater than 168%, up to and including 183% of J. If asymmetrical, that the dimensions of the sprit and spinnaker are within the dimensions as designed for the boat

Handicap Adjustments

A. HEADSAILS Adjustment is based on the largest headsail and is determined by the LP/J ratio stated as a percentage. The following table is relative to a boat designed to carry a 155% headsail.

LP / J % Greater than 195 Greater than 185, to 195 Greater than 175, to 185 Greater than 165, to 175 Greater than 155, to 165

Adjustment -15 -12 -9 -6 -3

LP / J % Greater than 145, to 155 Greater than 135, to 145 Greater than 115, to 135 Greater than 95, to 115 Up to 95

Adjustment 0 +3 +6 +9 +12

No headsails may be set to extend aft of the LP line used to establish the handicap without adjustment.

4. Finally, that the boat is in all other respects similar to the standard boat of its type as originally supplied by its manufacturer.

Up to four battens may be used to support the leech of headsails with an LP of 110% or less. Variations from this must be reported to the Committee for their consideration.

Certain variations from these norms are not uncommon. They are set forth in the following tables from which departures from the “base rating” on account of differences in genoa and spinnaker size, propeller type, etc. can be determined. Variations affecting performance which are not set forth in these tables require action by the entire Committee at a meeting. When the Committee feels that the table or other noted adjustments does not properly reflect the performance change in the boat, the Committee reserves the right to assign an appropriate adjustment.

Whisker Pole - Any boat (including sprit boats) may use a whisker pole on a jib or genoa. Whisker poles may not be longer than “LP” without penalty. Extendable poles must be banded to indicate their maximum permitted length. Spinnaker poles may be used as whisker poles. Credits will not be given for undersized whisker poles in spinnaker ratings.

The resulting handicap rating will be the sum of the base rating and any adjustments. In addition, there are provisions to provide the following types of ratings: • Non-spinnaker - he calculated rating excluding spinnaker related adjustments. Handicappers may also compensate for performance considerations when a boat’s observed performance differs greatly from the majority of the fleet when not using a spinnaker. Non-spinnaker ratings are intended to be used in races against other boats without spinnakers, not in mixed classes where only some boats may use them.

• Double-handed - will be a separate certificate that will be clearly marked for double-handed racing only. A completely different configuration will be allowed.

• Distance - the base rating adjusted to include approximately 60% windward/leeward and 40% reaching in a wind range of 10 to 12 knots true. This rating is intended for use in distance races, such as the Block Island Race, Vineyard Race, Around Long Island Race, etc.

Roller Furling - A three (3) second credit will be given, if requested, for having headsails set on an above-deck roller furling system. In order to obtain the credit, the furling system must be fully functional and in use whenever a headsail is hoisted. All headsails (except storm sails, spinnaker staysails, spinnakers and Free Flying Headsails) must be set using the furling system and must be able to be furled using the system. Sail changes are allowed. Sails may also be dropped and re-hoisted.

B. SPINNAKER Symmetric Spinnaker - A symmetric spinnaker is to be defined as having luff and leech within 2% of each other and being symmetric about the centerline in shape and material.

The maximum, un-penalized spinnaker luff length (SL) shall be equal to .95 √(ISP²+JC²). If SL exceeds this length, then excess length shall be converted to girth (SMW) for handicapping purposes, using the following formula: Rated Girth= (SMW/J) (SL/(.95 √(ISP²+JC²)). This Rated Girth will be used in place of the standard SMW/J ratio (stated as a percentage) to assess penalties in accordance with the table below.

Adjustment is normally based on the largest spinnaker and for symmetric spinnakers is determined by the SMW/J ratio stated as a percentage.

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SPIN % Greater than 228 Greater than 213, to 228 Greater than 198, to 213 Greater than 183, to 198 Greater than 168, to 183

Adjustment -12 -9 -6 -3 0

NOTE: For symmetric spinnakers, if the spinnaker pole (SPL) is greater than J, then the SPIN % is equal to SMW / J or 1.8 x SPL / J whichever is greater.

Asymmetric Spinnaker -An asymmetric spinnaker shall have over 5% difference in luff and leech lengths.

The following shall be reported for asymmetric spinnakers.

1. How the sail will be attached to the boat (i.e., centerline tacked on bow, on fixed sprit, on retractable sprit, on laterally articulating sprit, pole, etc.) If a boat has multiple asymmetric spinnakers that are attached in different manners, the largest of each must be reported separately.

2. The luff, leech, SMG, and foot dimensions for the largest sail and also for all sails with an SMG/SF ratio of 90% or less.

3. The area of the largest sail as measured using the IRC formula.

Area = ((SLU+SLE)/ 2)*((SF+(SMG*4))/5)*.83 One design boats with their standard asymmetric spinnaker, and other boats that come standard with a sprit, will have such reflected in their base ratings.

The Committee will consider the need for an adjustment for all other boats on a case-by-case basis. In evaluating adjustments, the goal of the committee will be to presume that in order for identical hulls, each with different asymmetric spinnaker configurations (fixed sprit, articulating sprit, centerline, pole) to all go the same speed (averaged across a variety of wind strengths and angles), the sail area of the more effcient configurations will have to be reduced compared to that of the standard symmetric configuration.

Asymmetric spinnakers that meet the following conditions will be considered as standard and not subject to penalty: hen tacked to standard spinnaker pole (SPL): W

1. The average of the lengths of the luff and leech do not exceed the luff length permitted for a standard symmetric spinnaker, (.95 √(ISP²+JC²))

2. Neither SMG nor SF exceed 1.8 x JC.

3. The point at which the sail is tacked is not at a greater distance from the mast than the value reported for SPL on the certificate.

4. I f SPL exceeds J, then spinnaker shall be rated based on SMG/J, or 1.8 x SPL/J, whichever is greater.

When tacked to a standard, factory installed sprit, or on deck (J or less) in conjunction with a standard spinnaker pole (SPL) and:

1. The average length of the leech and luff do not exceed the luff length permitted for a standard asymmetric spinnaker (1.15√(ISP²+TPS²))

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2. Neither SMG nor SF exceed 1.8 x TPS

3. The point at which the sail is tacked is not at a greater distance from the mast than the value reported for TPS on the certificate.

NOTE: where the base rating notes have a spinnaker area recorded for classes with factory sprits, that area is the maximum allowed.

Special Reaching Sails The measurements of all specialist reaching and downwind sails shall be declared. These are defined as any sail set forward of the headstay with an SMG/SF ratio of 90% or lower. Examples of sails in this group include Code Zeros, Large Roach Headsails (LRH), Free-Flying Headsails (FFH) and many cruising spinnakers. Adjustment is based on dimension and SMG/ SF ratio and will be applied to the spinnaker distance racing handicap only.

Sail Type Free Flying Headsail (FFH) - a sail set flying free, forwards of the headstay, and of each dimension and overall area no larger than the largest headsail used to establish the handicap

Adjustment 0

Spinnakers (75% SMG/SF ratio and higher)

0

Any sail set forwards of the headstay with an SMG/SF ratio of 75% or less, except FFH

-6

NOTE:When a boat carries only a single off-the-wind sail, whether that be a spinnaker, Code Zero, Free Flying Headsail, or Large Roach Headsail, the -6 adjustment for SMG/SF ratios of < 75% may not apply. Owners must declare this configuration to the handicapper and the Committee will consider requests on a case-bycase basis.

NOTE: These specialist reaching sails will be measured as asymmetric spinnakers for the purpose of defining the maximum dimensions. Specialist reaching sails exceeding the standard unpenalized sizes will be adjusted by the Committee on a case by case basis.

Retro-fitted Sprits When tacked on or near the centerline, either to the deck, an anchor roller (or equivalent), or to a retro-fitted sprit, and: 1. The average length of the leech and luff do not exceed 1.15√(ISP²+TPS²) 2. Neither SMG nor SF exceed 1.8 x TPS 3. The point at which the sail is tacked is not at a greater distance from the mast than the value reported for TPS on the certificate

HEADSAIL TYPE

Genoa/Jib LP of largest sail is the key variable impacting rating.

Spinnakers A2, A3, A5 etc.

Code Zero SMG/SF ratio is the key variable. If ratio > 75% no further rating adjustment.

Large Roach Headsail/Tweener SMG/SF ratio is the key variable < 75% Note: Jib tops are not included as they are not free flying sails .

Free Flying Headsails If all measurements are < largest jib/genoa declared, no rating adjustment.

If any measurement > declared jib/genoa, it is considered LRH/Tweener .

* These free flying sails with the SMG/SF ratios under 90% must all be declared

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The following table will be used to adjust for TPS: W/L Adjust Distance Adjust TPS/J% Up to 108 +9 +3 108 to 116 +6 0 116 to 124 +3 -3 124 to 132 0 -6 132 to 140 -3 -9 140 to 148 -6 -12 148 (as determined by the committee) NOTE: The previous table does not apply to: 1. B oat models manufactured with sprits, or where a sprit was offered as optional equipment from the manufacturer 2. Laterally articulating sprits 3. Boats that will also use a symmetrical spinnaker.

Boats with laterally articulating sprits, or with asymmetric spinnaker dimensions in excess of those shown above, will be rated by the Committee on an individual basis.

Additional Spinnaker Regulations Boats that wish to use a mixture of spinnaker pole flown and bowsprit flown sails must report that to the Committee. The handicapper will explicitly note this configuration on the certificate. In general, boats rated for this configuration will carry a penalty. Boats which are fitted with a bowsprit but elect to use spinnaker pole flown sails only must not use the bowsprit in any manner, even temporarily during maneuvers.

Credit will not be given for undersized spinnakers or any sail set forwards of the headstay.

C. MAST and RIG The effect on performance of changes from standard rig dimensions varies from boat to boat to such a great extent that no rational table of rating changes based on rig size can be formulated.

Accordingly, these changes are treated on a case by case basis. If your boat is one of a class and your rig differs from the standard for that class, you must notify the Committee of that fact. If you have a custom boat and your rig is changed from that described on your prior rating application, you must notify the Committee of the changes. A “change” refers not only to length, but also to material, weight, wire size, number of spreaders, diameter, or aramid/carbon standing rigging.

D. PROPULSION Adjustment is based on propeller type and its installation. An out of aperture installation is either an exposed shaft or a sail drive. In aperture is a traditional installation in a cutout behind a full keel.

Adjustment Prop/Installation Folding/Feathering Out of Aperture 0 Fixed 2-Blade In Aperture 0 Outboard Retracted When Racing 0 Fixed 2-Blade Out of Aperture +6 Fixed 3-Blade In Aperture +6 Fixed 3-Blade Out of Aperture +12 Non-Standard (as estimated by handicapper)

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NOTE: If the propeller or installation type is not included in the adjustment table, then the Committee will assign the adjustment based on the assumed relation to the table and indicate the action in its notes.

E. OPTIONAL CREW WEIGHT LIMITS YRA LIS PHRF offers race organizers the option of using crew weight limits in their races. Usually only the more significant regattas would use these limits. To be used, this section must be invoked in the Notice of Race and noted in the Sailing Instructions.

Up to and Including Base Weight LOA(ft.)

Limit (lbs.)

24 900 27 1080 30 1260 33 1440 35 1620 38 1800 40 1980 43 2160 45 2340 50+ Add 180 lbs. for each 5 feet of LOA over 45 feet.

LOA shall be mathematically rounded to the nearest whole number. For example, a 24.49 foot boat is rounded to 24 feet LOA and is allowed a base crew weight of 900 lbs., and a 24.5 foot boat is allowed a base crew weight of 1080 lbs.

The base weight limit is for everyone aboard, including the skipper. Double handed certificates will be issued for two people, regardless of weight.

The base weight limit will be printed on the PHRF Certificate.

F. BALLAST YRALIS PHRF will permit the following exceptions to RRS rule 51 (Ballast) and will rate boats with these exceptions on a case by case basis: Canting keels – vessels that are produced with canting keels may seek a PHRF rating. Ratings for the canted position will consider the percentage of ballast relative to total displacement and the change in righting moment as a result.

Water Ballast – vessels built with internal water ballast may seek a PHRF rating. Rating for the vessel will consider the location and % of total displacement of the water ballast.

Any other movement of internal weights for the purpose of improving stability is not permitted and will not be rated.

G. MANUAL POWER G.1 RRS 52, Manual Power, shall not apply. This Rule may be amended by Notice of Race.

G.2(a) The use of stored power for the hoisting of mainsails, or the reefing or furling of sails need not be declared.

G.2(b) Boats using stored power solely for the adjustment or operation of backstays shall declare this to the Committee.

G.2(c) Boats using stored power for the adjustment or operation of running rigging other than as noted in Rules G.2 (a) & (b) shall declare this to the Committee.

4. Mainsails with full battens are allowed without penalty if the roach of the mainsail has not been increased from the above limits.

H. OTHER REGULATIONS Annual Declaration of LP and Stated Configuration The LP dimension declared for a yacht at the time her certificate was issued or renewed is intended to remain in effect for the duration of the year for which the certificate was issued. Rating changes resulting from changes in the LP dimension, typically the result of buying a new sail after the season’s certificate has been issued, may be made only once a year, upon written application to the PHRF Committee, stating the reasons for the change. Such applications will not be approved if the Committee finds that the proposed change is an attempt to fine tune the yacht’s rating for anticipated weather conditions in any specific race, series, or time of year. The effective date of any such rating change is the first Monday following the approval of such change. If this results in a yacht’s rating being changes during a regatta series, the rating used for that series is at the discretion of the sponsoring Organizing Authority.

5. A sail may not be measured or used as a spinnaker unless its mid-girth is at least equal to 75% of its foot length, and any sail flown forward of the headstay with a mid-girth measurement of less than 90% of it’s foot length must be declared and their measurements noted on the certificate.

Any other changes to the configuration of the boat after a season’s certificate has been issued are not typically allowed. If an owner finds themselves in unique circumstances and an inseason change to something on their certificate is necessary, then the handicapper who rated the boat should be contacted and the boat will be reviewed at the next PHRF committee meeting as if it were a new application. Regardless of circumstances, this will only be allowed in rare situations and only once a year.

Sail Measurement Limitations The ratings assigned by the PHRF Committee assume that sail dimensions not specifically stated on the certificate conform either to the yacht’s class or to limitations that have long been standard in all measurement rules. Any departure from these limitations amounts to a change from the standard or norm. Therefore, notice of the departure must be given to the Committee. Sails are to be measured in accordance with the World Sailing Equipment Rules of Sailing, and any sail may be measured at any time by a Technical Committee.

In the case of yachts not belonging to a one-design class, attention is specifically directed to the following: 1. Mainsail headboards may not exceed in width the greater of 6 inches or 4% of E. The dimensions of a square top or “fathead” mainsail must be declared and will be noted on the certificate by the handicapper.

6. The difference between a headsail and a spinnaker is that the width of a headsail, measured between the midpoints of its luff and leech, is less than 75% of the length of its foot. A sail tacked down behind the foremost mast is not a headsail.

Non-Spinnaker Regulations The following regulations supplement the YRA of LIS PHRF Fleet regulations: 1. Non-Spinnaker YRA of LIS PHRF ratings: Participating yachts must have valid YRA of LIS PHRF certificates. Each YRA of LIS PHRF certificate bears both spinnaker and nonspinnaker ratings.

2. The intent of Non-Spinnaker racing is that boats sail off the wind with the same sails they use to sail on the wind.

Therefore, ketches and yawls may not fly staysails off the wind unless such sails are used when sailing upwind.

3. Headsails must be attached along their luff to the headstay, unless the boat has no headstay.

4. Pole Length: Whisker poles may not be longer than “LP” without penalty. Extendable poles must be banded to indicate their maximum permitted length. Spinnaker poles may be used as whisker poles. When a competitor declares a LP greater than 135% and a pole of J length, a +6 credit may be claimed. If the declared LP is from 120% to 135% with a J length pole, +3 credit may be claimed. No credit is available when the declared LP is less than 120% with a J length pole.

5. Jib Limitations: Non-spinnaker racing is defined, for this purpose, as prohibiting the use of any headsail whose mid-girth (mid-luff to mid-leech) measurement is more than 50% of its foot measurement. Except when changing headsails, participating yachts may not fly more than one headsail at a time. (Yachts that are permanently cutter rigged may fly their staysails.)

To apply for a PHRF handicap, please visit the YRA website, YRALIS.org.

2. Any Mainsail or Mizzen where the MUW is greater than 3. 22% of E, or the three-quarter width MTW is greater than 38% of E or the half-width MHW is greater than 65% of E girth limitations shall be declared. The increase in sail area above the maximums shall be stated as a percentage of increase. This data can be obtained from the sailmaker.

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Long Island Sound One-Design Sailing Regular Fleet Racing Schedules & Contact Information Atlantic Cedar Point YC FC–Scott Reichhelm, sreichhelm@gmail.com Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club–Thomas Carroll, twcarroll@gmail.com Be neteau 36.7: Fleet Northeast–Campbell Houston, Campbell.Houston@gmail.com Ensign: Fleet # 7, Centerport NY–Rick Griffiths, rangerr@optonline.net Et chells: Fleet # 1, WLIS–Ron Thompson, etchellsfleet1@gmail.com, www.etchellsfleet1.org Flying Scot Fleet # 142 Sprite Island YC–Linda Gordon, flyingscot142@gmail.com Fleet # 177 Cedar Point YC–Chris Perez, cnperez@yahoo.com Ideal 18 American YC–Kevin Broome, americanycsailing@gmail.com Beach Point YC–Matthew Faucher, matthew@beachpointclub.org Belle Haven Club–Gregg Delany, Gregg.Delany@gmail.com Black Rock YC–Gardner Horan, gardner.horan@gmail.com Horseshoe Harbor YC–Pam Michels, psmiche@gmail.com Indian Harbor YC–Joel Labuzetta, waterfront@indianharboryc.com Larchmont YC–Jim Lawless, lawlessfamily@optonline.net Manhasset Bay YC–Stephanie Baas, stephanie.baas@gmail.com Noroton YC–Brit Hall, brithall45@aol.com Northport YC–Pete Zbyniewski, ebvpl@optonline.net No rwalk YC–Einar Winge-Sorensen/Sam Jones, ideal18@norwalkyachtclub.com, sailingdirector@norwalkyachtclub.com Old Greenwich YC–Jim Weil, jwweil1957@gmail.com Pequot YC–Celie Campbell, celiecampbell@gmail.com Port Washington YC–Dawn Serigneses, dserignesenyc@gmail.com Riverside YC–Michele & Joe Brendel, mbrendel@optonline.net Se a Cliff YC–Keith Maler/Paul Wefer, keithmaler@gmail.com, paul@wefer.net Stamford YC–Nicky Souter, sailingdirector@stamfordyc.com Interclub Larchmont YC–Nick Langone, nelangone@aol.com Manhasset Bay YC–Pedro Lorson, peter.lorson@wsaccess.com IOD: Fleet LIS–Jennifer Miller, JMiller@jmhartwell.com, www.iod-lis.com

Please add to this list!

Send your fleet’s regular schedule and contact information to the YRA-LIS office, or call at 516 767-9240

J-44: One-Des Class Association–Bill Ketcham, wpketcham@aol.com JY-15 Fl eet # 104, Centerport NY–Richard Rubel, rubel.richard@gmail.com, www.jy15fleet104.wix.com/jy15 Noroton YC–Bill Nightingale, JY15NorotonFleet@gmail.com K-6: American YC–Sam Ketcham, saunders.ketcham@gmail.com Laser Cedar Point YC–AJ Sorenson, admin@laserxd.com Gr eenwich Laser Flt–John Killeen/Rob Wilson, glrfleetcaptain@gmail.com, www.greenwichlaserracing.com Lightning Fleet # 126, Cedar Point YC–Bill Bogardus, williambogardus@hotmail.com Ma nhassett Bay One-Des–Cow Bay Race Assoc., Claes Larsen, celarsson@aol.com Match 40’s: Oakcliff Sailing–Patrick Burks, regatta@oakcliffsailing.org Melges 24: Oakcliff Sailing–Patrick Burks, regatta@oakcliffsailing.org Rh odes 19: Fleet # 47, Huguenot YC –Thomas Cassidy, tcassidy@posillicoinc.com S- Class: Horseshoe Harbor YC–Bill Simmons, billrsimmons@gmail.com, www.Herreshoff-S-WLIS.org Shields Fleet # 1, Larchmont YC–Doug Millar, dmm30@aol.comwww.shieldsfleetone.org Fleet # 2, Indian Harbor YC–Tom McManus, tommcmanus@me.com Oakcliff Sailing–Patrick Burks, regatta@oakcliffsailing.org Sonar Fl eet #1, Noroton YC–John Bainton, Garin Pace, Jan Raymond bainton@me.com, garin.pace@gmail.com, janraymond8@gmail.com Fleet # 11, Cow Bay Race Assoc.–Bill McCollum, wmccollum@verizon.net Fleet # 22, USMMA Kings Pt. NY–Rick Dominique, dominiquer@usmma.edu Fl eet # 24, SCYC, Oyster Bay NY–Marianne Nash, mnash@compasspointdesign.com Soverel 33: Class Pres–Mark McCarthy, George.McCarthy@anthem.com

J-24: Fleet # 61, City Isl NY–Jeep Califano, jeepers2@optonline.net

Star Cedar Point YC–Carroll McCallum, mccallumcb@aol.com Centerport YC–Robert Pluchino, pluchinorobert@gmail.com

J-70 Fl eet #22 Cedar Point YC–Josh Goldman, joshua.goldman@avisonyoung.com Fleet #15 WLIS–Ed Austin, edaaustin@gmail.com

Sunfish Noroton YC–Britt Hall, Brittmhall0@gmail.com Fleet # 517, Sea Cliff YC–Club Mgr, office@seacliffyc.org, 516-671-7374

J-80: Fleet LIS–Richard Rubel, rubel.richard@gmail.com J-88: Fleet # 2 LIS & New England–Iris Vogel, irisavogel@gmail.com J-99: Secty, LIS–Todd Aven, todd@avenshaven.net J- 105: Fleet # 6, LIS–Thom Hering , J105fleet6@gmail.com, www.fleet6.j105.org J-109: Fleet # 10, LIS–Jonathan Rechtschaffer, jrechtschaffer@gmail.com

Thistle: Cedar Point YC–Kristen Barnard, kristen.s.barnard@gmail.com Vanguard 15 Cedar Point YC–Steve Girling, sgirlings@yahoo.com Larchmont YC–Mike O’Connor, mjoconn5@gmail.com Viper 640 La rchmont YC–Peter Beardsley/Jenn Potts, wpbeardsley@gmail.com jkwpotts@gmail.com Noroton YC–Britt Hall, Brittmhall0@gmail.com

2019 YRALIS Championship Regatta 2019 REGATTA RESULTS OVERALL CHAMPIONS

Winner of the Henry H. Anderson Trophy: Nicholas von der Wense Commodore Hipkin Trophy: Michael Millard

The YRALIS would like to thank our sponsor for their on going support of the Championship Regatta

J 70 1. Carrie & Ed Austin 2. Daniel Goldberg 3. John Gochberg

Laser 1. Nicholas von der Wense 2. Philip Myerson 3. Ryosuke Sakai

IOD 1. Elliott Wislar 2. Jennifer Miller 3. Vin Marshall

Ideal 18 1. Michael Millard/Christine D’Amico 2. Cynthia Smith/Pamela Washington 3. Lou Casolo

Shields 1. Frederick Werblow 2. Andrew Wertheim/ Doug Campbell/Gregg Takata 3. Azzaretti/O’Connor

J 88 1. Iris Vogel 2. William Purdy 3. Kevin Marks

S - Boats 1. Richard Beck 2. Robert Mehlich 3. Eric Hanson Viper 640 1. Cardwell Potts/Ted Ferrarone 2. David Owen 3. Nicholas DuBois Etchells 1. Chris Marx 2. Dan Smith 3. Michael Gavin

INDIAN HARBOR YACHT CLUB

PHRF - Racing 1. Bill & Jackie Baxter 2. Daniel DelBello 3. Ty Anderson PHRF - Navigator Spinnaker 1. Steven Levy 2. Peter Schmiedeck 3. Steve Hayes PHRF - Navigator Non-Spinnaker 1. Thomas C. Delaney 2. Christopher Schneider 3. Luke Wakeman

RYC Circle Winner: Deviation, Iris Vogel AYC Circle Winner: Viper 640, Ted Ferrarone/Cardwell Potts IHYC Circle Winner: Whiskey, Michael Millard/Christine D’Amico

For complete results, visit yachtscoring.com

The 2020 YRA Championship Regatta is scheduled August 1–2.

The full 2020 YRA Racing Schedule can be found on page 16–17 of this book and at www.YRALIS.org

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IRC AWARDS

YRA Handicap Trophy Winners 2019 Annual Trophies

Seasonal Trophies

1. In Theory, Peter McWhinnie 2. Desperado, Leo Vasiliev 3. Phantom, Chris Schoen

1. Eagle, Steven Levy

De Coursey Fales

Caper - Spring Caper - Fall

1. Peacemaker, Leo Vasiliev 1. Vamp, Leonard Sitar (tied) 3. Soulmates, Adam Loory

Caper Trophy

PHRF AWARDS

1. Fireball, Bill & Jackie Baxter 2. Avalanche, Craig Albrecht 3. Vamp, Leonard Sitar

Annual Trophies

Seasonal Trophies

1. Tenacity, Sam Fuller 2. Red Stripe, Daniel DelBello

1. Morning Glory, Carl Olsson

Gitana PHRF <84

Gitana Spring

Gitana Fall

Sappho Trophy 84-108

Sappho Spring

Sappho Fall (tied)

Competitors PHRF >108

Competitors Spring

Competitors Fall

1. loulou, Paul Beaudin 2. Deviation, Iris Vogel 3. C razy Train, Patrick & Brigette Croke

ANNUAL TROPHIES CONTINUED

1. Thin Man, Todd Aven

1. Thin Man, Todd Aven

1. C razy Train, Patrick & Brigette Croke 1. loulou, Paul Beaudin

1. Speedway Boogie, Chris Brady

Distance Awards

Jib and Main

1. Fireball, Bill & Jackie Baxter 2. Scylla, Markus Lahrkamp 3. Oakcliff Farr 40 Blue, Oakcliff Sailing

1. Snow Goose, Thomas Delaney 2. Rascal, Chris Schneider 3. Sirius, Charles Taus

Windigo PHRF <84

Sagola PHRF >83

1. Chicken Wing, Mike Chapell 2. RJMS, Richard Spitzenberger 3. Young American , Young American 324

Stratford Shoal Spinnaker (4 way tie) (Henry Abbot Hi-Q-II Trophy) 1. Chicken Wing, Mike Chapell 1. Dauntless, Arthur Hanlon 1. Lucida, Barry Purcell 1. Scylla, Markus Lahrkamp

Stratford Shoal - Non Spinnaker 1. Tonic, Steve Luken

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1. Deviation, Iris Vogel 2. loulou, Paul Beaudin

1. Tenacity, Sam Fuller 2. E moticon, Jonathan Rechtschaffer

Kings Point Trophy <138

Allegra Knapp Mertz JAM >138 1. Foolish Pleasure, John Ekberg

Youth Challenge Cup 1. Desperado, Leo Vasiliev 2. Deviation, Iris Vogel

Double-Handed Racing

Du Moulin Cup

1. Eclipse, Marc Berkowitz 2. Lucida, Barry Purcell

Minimum Equipment & Safety Recommendations of the YRA of Long Island Sound YRALIS Position on Safety Equipment The YRA Safety Committee has reviewed the YRA Regs and those promulgated by US Sailing and has determined that for the 2020 season the YRALIS encourages the use of the US Sailing Safety Equipment Requirements (USSER). The adoption of the USSER will provide Organizing Authorities (OA) with a much-enhanced ability to customize the safety equipment requirements for each particular racecourse and conditions. The USSER allows OAs, at their discretion, to add or subtract items based on the unique characteristics of each race/ event. This flexibility will allow OAs to differentiate between two identical courses, for example one sailed in cold spring water with a higher possibility of windy conditions versus the same course sailed in August in warm water and with a higher likelihood of light winds.

The USSER is an easily customizable excel document that can be found on the US Sailing website at: https://www.ussailing. org/competition/offshore/safety-information/ser-world-sailingspecial-regulations/

Discussion

The USSER is a robust document that is specifically designed to meet the needs of the US sailing community, including our WLIS waters, and as far as possible looks to maintain compatibility with the World Sailing OSRs. The goal is to minimize the variability of requirements and associated modifications for boats that sail in other waters, whether it be just the other end of the Long Island Sound or international waters.

The USSERs are current and relevant, they are updated each year by the US Sailing SER committee, comprised of sailors from across the US. The SER committee considers possible changes to the SERs and proposes appropriate changes for final approval by the Safety at Sea Committee, the Offshore Committee, and the US Sailing Board of Directors. WLIS is well represented with three of our local sailors currently sitting on US Sailingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Safety at Sea Committee.

Safety Recommendations

The YRA of LIS also wishes to direct the attention of all competitors to the following provisions of the ISAFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Racing Rules of Sailing, 2017-2020 concerning the safety of crews while racing: FUNDAMENTAL RULE 1 - SAFETY 1.1 - Helping Those in Danger A boat or competitor shall give all possible help to any person or vessel in danger.

1.2 - Life-Saving Equipment and Personal Buoyancy A boat shall carry adequate life-saving equipment for all persons on board, including one item ready for immediate use, unless her class rules make some other provision.

Each competitor is individually responsible for wearing personal buoyancy adequate for the conditions.

F UNDAMENTAL RULE 4 - DECISION TO RACE The responsibility for a boat's decision to participate in a race or to continue racing is hers alone.

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M-Q Masthead Bay YC Fall Series Regatta, 73 Masthead Cove YC Masthead Race, 65 N ew York Athletic Club Stratford 111th, 46 NYYC 2020 Regattas, 51

North Shore YC Day Race, 45 Old Greenwich YC 2020 Regattas, 54 Port Washington YC Day Race, 50 R-Z R iverside Yacht Club Stratford Shoal 89th, 56 R iverside YC/Storm Trysail Club L.I.S. Championship, 70 SHYC Saugatuck Cup, 59 Sea Cliff YC ALIR’20, 61 S eawanhaka Corinthian YC Roosevelt Cup, 38 Seawanhaka YC Stratford Shoal, 68 Stamford YC Vineyard Race, 47 S torm Trysail Club 75th Block Island Race, 50 Western Sound “Triple Crown”, 49 Western Sound 6th Governor’s Cup, 66 YRA Championship Regatta, 62

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THE ALFRED ROOSEVELT CUP Saturday, May 9, 2020

SHORT DISTANCE RACE FOR PHRF AND CLASSICS One-Day Pursuit Distance Race

There will be six Divisions: Non-Spinnaker 1, Non-Spinnaker 2, Non-Spinnaker 3 Spinnaker 1, Spinnaker 2 Classic Yachts Skipper’s Meeting will be held at 1100 at the Main Clubhouse.

The starting sequence commences in at the mouth of Oyster Bay Harbor at 1255 Pursuit starts; fastest boats starting last with all boats competing to cross the finish line first for the Cup. Divisions also scored separately.

Get your crew ready for the 2020 racing season!!

All participants will enjoy a “Mount Gay” sponsored party with hats and awards afterwards at the historic Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club!

Registration Fee: $95 per boat- payable by credit card, electronic debit or reciprocal member account Entry Deadline: Friday, May 8, 2020 For Electronic Entry Form, Notice of Race and other information go to www.seawanhaka.org For Inquiries: Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 314 Yacht Club Road, Oyster Bay, New York 11771 Phone: (516) 922-6200, Fax: (516) 922-6203, Email: RaceCommittee@seawanhaka.org Peter C . Troxler, Race Committee Chair

The 65th Edlu Race

Larchmont Yacht Club’s Annual Distance Race Saturday, May 9 – Save the Date

Short crew?

Sail in the Plus-One* Division

Photos: Maureen Koeppel, Howard McMichael and Betsy Heerde

Come for the race...stay for the party!

Solid competition followed by Dark ‘n’ Stormies, free food, beer and a great band!

Same low price $100 (if you enter by April 25, 2020).

What, still haven’t done the Edlu? Ya gotta do the Edlu!

Register on YachtScoring.com * Plus One crew size calculated by adding one to the tens digit of the LOA.

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Regatta 2020

SCHEDULE

YRA RegAttA Book end events

Come out and compete with the best, continue the tradition.

Awards for best combined results!

The Geartester

10-20nm Navigator style race. Double-handed, fully crewed spinnaker & non-spinnaker divisions (PHRF) – Saturday, May 16th

The Gearbuster

Double-handed and fully crewed spinnaker race to Stratford Shoal; Non-spinnaker race to Eaton’s Neck (PHRF) – Saturday, October 10th

AnnuAl FAvoRites YRA Championship

– Saturday & Sunday, August 1st-2nd

Classic Yacht Regatta – Friday & Saturday, September 11th-12th

PHOTO: M.A. FISHER

Lorna Whittelsey Women’s Regatta

– Saturday & Sunday, September 26th-27th

Go to www.indianharboryc.com or email sailing@indianharboryc.com for additional information.

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Come Sail With Us! in the Brand-New

2020

BIG TOM WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERIES The New Version of a Classic Weeknight Sailboat Racing Event…

At the westernmost end of Long Island Sound, the Big Tom Wednesday Night Series offers 16 weekly sizzling summer evening sailing races beginning May 20, 2020 and ending September 2, 2020.

• Top-notch sailboat racing in the vicinity of Buoy R-2 off City Island provides challenging aroundthe-buoys courses for all kinds of boats and all levels of sailing skill from the experienced racer to the newcomer.

• Welcoming boats in PHRF, SPINNAKER and NONSPINNAKER classes and ONE-DESIGN (minimum of 5 registered boats in a one-design class).

This is SEASON #1 of a Long Island Sound classic in the making!

• Windward, leeward, and triangular courses.

For questions or more info, email BigTomWNS@cityislandyc.org For official NOTICE OF RACE and registration information please go to

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31st Annual Day Race

Saturday, May 30, 2020 Time: 1st Warning 1050 Hours Start: Can “1” NE of Execution Light Finish: Can “3” in Manhasset Bay, SE of Plum point Course: Government Buoys as marks Entry Fee: $50.00.

Divisions: PHRF Spinnaker & Non-Spinnaker divisions plus PHRF “2-handed” Non-Spinnaker division.

Sailing Instructions & Scratch Sheets: Sailing Instructions will be posted on-line. Scratch Sheet will be e-mailed to all entrants the evening before the regatta. They will also be available after 0830 hours on Saturday, May 30, 2020 at the club, and from the Committee Boat prior to 1 st Warning.

Trophies & Prizes will be awarded at North Shore Yacht Club Fall Dinner Dance. This is a qualifying race for YRALIS day race trophies.

Please send current PHRF certificate, entry form and fee to: North Shore Yacht Club Regatta Attn: Annual Day Race Committee 73 Orchard Beach Boulevard Port Washington, NY 11050 —or— Entry form PDF and online registration are at nsyc.net/dayrace which enables registration and payment by credit card or separate check.

(Current PHRF certification may also be referenced as on-line on the YRALIS PHRF listing)

For questions and/or additional information please call the club (516) 883-9823 or Regatta Chairman, George Marks (516) 528-6773 or georgeRmarks@gmail.com.

Join us at North Shore Yacht Club for a complimentary post-race party. Results will be announced and posted during the party and on the NSYC web site.

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111th Annual NYAC Yacht Club

Henry E. Abbott Memorial

DISTANCE RACE Saturday, May 30th Navigator Courses Tailored to Race Day Winds and Weather MULTIPLE DIVISIONS

Full Crew Spinnaker Non-Spinnaker / Cruising

The Oldest Distance Race on Long Island Sound

START and FINISH (same day in daylight) Start and finish in the vicinity of Can1, .75 miles East of Huckleberry Island.

AWARDS CELEBRATION Complimentary food and beer at the post-race awards ceremony. Travers Island, 31 Shore Road, Pelham Manor, NY. Free overnight dockage.

REGISTRATION and RACE DOCUMENTS Available on-line at www.yachtscoring.com INFORMATION and EVENT CONTACTS E-mail: NYAC.Racing@gmail.com Phone: (917) 488-3234 Mail: Race Committee Chairman New York Athletic Club Yacht Club Travers Island, 31 Shore Road, Pelham Manor, NY 10803

CEDAR POINT YACHT CLUB PRESENTS

THE FIRST ANNUAL RUMRUNNER 151 A qualifying distance race within Long Island Sound, with no ocean racing necessities required.

Race starts and finishes off Cockenoe Island. Near CPYC in Westport Ct. Two courses: 151 nm and 101 nm, up and down Long Island Sound.

Starts at 6 pm Friday June 5th.

Awards Ceremony and Party on Sunday, June 7th at 5 pm.

YRA Long Distance Qualifier Class B safety regulations ( no life raft or safety at sea)

June 5, 6 & 7, 2020 See Yachtscoring.com for details and entry. Cedarpointyc.org/rumrunner151

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A perpetual trophy awarded for the best performance in three classic races sponsored by three classic clubs!

2020 WESTERN LONG ISLAND SOUND

TRIPLE CROWN A perpetual trophy will be awarded for the best combined score in these three challenging events:

Port Washington Yacht Club

Annual Day Race Sunday, June 7, 2020 City Island Yacht Club

Annual Day Race Sunday, August 9, 2020 Douglaston Yacht Squadron

Captain Island Race Saturday, September 12, 2020

The Triple Crown will be scored using the Cox-Sprague Scoring System.

Entry information and race documents are available for each race from the host club, or at www.yachtscoring.com.

PHOTO: MELANIE ROHER

A boat must complete all three events to be eligible.

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Port Washington Yacht Club 73rd Annual Day Race Sunday, June 7, 2020

Open to single-hull yachts whose owner is a member of YRALIS or recognized club For PHRF and One Design Boats – Special Non-Spinnaker Class Event is a Qualifier for the Western Sound Triple Crown Perpetual Trophy

BBQ and Awards Immediately Following the Race At Port Washington Yacht Club, One Yacht Club Drive Port Washington, NY 11050 www.pwyc.com Entries accepted until 1:00 pm, Saturday June, 6, 2020 Register: www.yachtscoring.com George Catallo & Catherine Einhaus – Event Chairs Tom Egan, Jr., PRO Email: info@pwyc.com or pwycrc@gmail.com 50

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City Island Cup

June 13 - 14 PHRF Spinnaker, Non-Spinnaker & One-Design Divisions based on entries Race Documents & Entries: yachtscoring.com Addâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Info: hyc.org/cityislandcup

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Round the Island Chase Race Saturday June 13, 2020 at 1:00PM PHRF

Long Island Sound’s only Chase Race.

The start area will be approximately 1/4 nm SW of Newfoundland Reef, Captain Harbor

Solstice One-Design Regatta Sunday June 28, 2020 at 12:30PM Ideal 18s • Lasers

Starting area: 1/4 nm south of Newfoundland Reef, Captain Harbor Barbecue picnic and awards presentation after racing

50th Annual USSAmerica Regatta Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 12:30PM PHRF Spinnaker and non-Spinnaker divisions • One-Designs over 24’

Starting area: 1 nm south of Captain Harbor Bell 1 Ideal 18s • Lasers

Starting area: 1/4 nm south of Newfoundland Reef, Captain Harbor Barbecue picnic and awards presentation after racing

See http://www.ogyc.org/race for Notice of Race and registration instructions, or phone Jim Weil at 203 940-3699 or race@ogyc.org

OLD GREENWICH YACHT CLUB

2020 Regattas

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DISTANCE RACE Saturday, June 27, 2020 How Far Can You Go? This is the 84th annual race from City Island to Stratford Shoal or points in between. The event is a classic on Western Long Island Sound.

With start and finish near Big Tom in Eastchester Bay the race features challenging courses for both Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker boats. Awards include trophies in each entry division and the event is a YRALIS qualifying race for the Kings Point, Mertz, De Coursey Fales, Windigo, Sagola, Stratford Shoal Lighthouse and Dumoulin trophies.

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Divisions: PHRF SPINNAKER/NON-SPINNAKER and IRC, plus an additional start specifically for unrated cruisers* Team racing for teams of three boats from the same club Free guest moorings available with access to all club facilities

PHOTO: ARTHUR SA

Notice of Race, sailing instructions and entry forms available at www.yachtscoring.com * Only if there are 3 or more unrated vessels. Unrated vessels will be assigned a temporary PHRF rating by the RC and will race against other unrated vessels. Vessels without valid YRALIS rating certificates will not be eligible for YRALIS awards.

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Larchmont Race Week 122 years in the making!

Be part of the racing, parties and fun.

July 11-19, 2020

Photos: Maureen C. Koeppel

For sailors of all ages, Larchmont Race Week is their summer highlight. Join the competition, camaraderie, and fun that makes Larchmont Race Week an iconic regatta.

Great racing and great shore-side activities and dinners.

122nd Larchmont Race Week Schedule Saturday, July 11 Sunday, July 12 Saturday, July 18

• Racer/Cruisers, One-designs, Ideal 18s • Racer/Cruisers, One-designs, Ideal 18s • Racer/Cruisers, One-designs, Vanguard 15s

Sunday, July 19

• Racer/Cruisers, One-designs, Vanguard 15s & the Around Execution Rocks Race

To register or for information on the racing schedule and social activities visit www.larchmontyc.org or e-mail racecommittee@larchmontyc.org.

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Fayerweather Yacht Club & Black Rock Yacht Club PRESENT THE 19th ANNUAL

SAIL PARK CITY REGATTA

SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020

Proceeds Benefit St. Vincentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital

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This regatta is a qualifier for The Shearwater and Navigator Trophies which will be awarded to boats with the best combined score for both the YRA of LIS Championships and the RYC/STC LIC Championships

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City Island Yacht Club

2020 Race Weekend

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Women Skippers Race Saturday, August 8, 2020

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First race with a civilized mid-afternoon start with first warning at 1:55pm near Buoy 46A in Eastchester Bay will leave you with great energy for the Gala Party on the CIYC lawn immediately following the race(s)!

CIYC awards in each racing division. The Women Skippers Race is also a qualifier for YRALIS Caper, Gitana, Sappho, Competitors, Kings Point and Mertz annual trophies.

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718.885.2487

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2020 Race Weekend

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A YRALIS qualifying even for the Western Long Island Sound Triple Crown, and the YRALIS Gitana, Sappho, Competitors, Kings Point, Mertz trophies

PHOTO: MELANIE ROHER

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63 Pilot Street, City Island, New York 10464

718.885.2487

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Research at Cold Spring Harbor Labs Sunday, August 9, 2020

PHRF Spinnaker and Non-spinnaker Starting area will be approximately 1 mile north of Nun 6 (Lloyd Neck) First signal at 10:50 AM Qualifier for the North Sails Long Island Sound Championship Trophies will be awarded in each division at the party After-race party 4 pm at Wyncote Yacht Club $25 donation Race Entry Fee: $60 donation Fee includes one entry to party Payable to: Masthead Cove Yacht Club

Register for race at the following link: www.regattanetwork.com/event/20281 for information contact Stephen at racing@mastheadcoveyc.org

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ORIENTA YACHT CLUB CITY ISLAND YACHT CLUB HUGUENOT YACHT CLUB

Invite you to sail in the 2020 SIXTH ANNUAL

Saturday, August 15, 2020 A challenging navigation event for PHRF Spinnaker, PHRF Non-Spinnaker and IRC boats, plus an additional start for unrated vessels (PHRF ratings will be assigned). First warning 11:55 AM, starting in the vicinity of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Can 1â&#x20AC;?

NE of Execution Rocks.

First, second and third place awards in all divisions with more than 5 starters. Team awards and junior crew awards will also be presented. The overall winners in each class will have yacht names inscribed on the Walter Cronkite Perpetual Trophy.

Racing will be followed by a gala party and awards presentation for skippers and their crews at Orienta Yacht Club. Guest moorings will be available for attendees. A portion of the entry fees will be donated to the U.S. Coast Guard Foundation.

A YRALIS qualifying race for Gitana, Sappho, Kings Point, Mertz and Caper trophies.

For official event documents and registration go to www.yachtscoring.com

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95TH ANNUAL

STRATFORD SHOAL RACE Saturday, September 5, 2020

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Qualifier for YRA of LIS PHRF Trophies and the Stratford Shoal Lighthouse Trophy Open to all boats with current handicap certificates that also comply with YRA of LIS minimum equipment recommendations. First Signal at 1800.

PHRF Spinnaker- Stratford Shoal & return PHRF Non- Spinnaker-Cable and Anchor Reef & return

Registration Fee: $60- payable by credit card, electronic debit or reciprocal member account Entry Deadline: Friday, September 4, 2020 For Electronic Entry Form, Notice of Race and other information go to www.seawanhaka.org

Guest moorings will be available on first come first served basis; the mooring charge is included in the entry fee. Please call the SCYC Boatyard at (516) 922-6305 to reserve a mooring.

For Inquiries: Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 314 Yacht Club Road, Oyster Bay, New York 11771 Phone: (516) 922-6200, Fax: (516) 922-6203, Email: RaceCommittee@seawanhaka.org Peter C . Troxler, Race Committee Chair

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CROSS SOUND REGATTA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 YRALIS Perpetual Trophy Qualifying Race Black Rock Harbor, Bridgeport, CT

www.blackrockyc.org/sailing | yachting@blackrockyc.org

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40th Annual Vanderbilt Cup And Vanderbilt Museum Fundraiser

Saturday, October 3, 2020

Saturday, October 6, 2018

The William K. Vanderbilt II Memorial Cup Race is a qualifier for the YRALIS Fall, Gitana, Sappho, Competitors, Kings Point and Mertz Trophies.

 PHRF Spinnaker and NonSpinnaker Classes  One-Design Classes (4 or more boats) and a Club Class

Sponsored by

 Notice of Race, Entry Form and Sailing Instructions to be posted at http://www.regattanetwork.com  Entry Fees  $85.00 US Sailing members

 First warning scheduled for 1100 near Bell 8 in Huntington Bay Finish in Northport Bay  Navigator’s Style Courses (approximately 60% W/L and 40% reaching conditions)  Time allowances per YRALIS PHRF time on distance procedures using distance handicaps  Entry Deadline - 10/1/2020

 $90.00 non-members  Free moorings available at CYC on a first-come, first-served basis  Regatta Party at the Vanderbilt Museum - food, drinks, music plus raffles to benefit the Museum.

All are welcome! 

Please direct all questions to CYC’s Race Committee Chair at rcchair@centerport-yc.org

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The Geartester

10-20nm Navigator style race. Double-handed, fully crewed spinnaker & non-spinnaker divisions (PHRF) – Saturday, May 16th

The Gearbuster

Double-handed and fully crewed spinnaker race to Stratford Shoal; Non-spinnaker race to Eaton’s Neck (PHRF) – Saturday, October 10th

Commodore Harold P. Whitmore Trophy Overall winner of the Spinnaker Division

Endymion Trophy

Overall winner of the Non-Spinnaker Division

Commodore Agnew Fisher Trophy

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Overall winner of the Double-Handed Division

Qualifiers for YRA Distance Race Season Trophies

Go to www.indianharboryc.com or email sailing@indianharboryc.com for additional information.

MANHASSET BAY YACHT CLUB Fall Series Regatta October 17-18, 2020

IRC | PHRF | One-Design Classes â&#x20AC;&#x201C; J44, J109, J105 Inshore Circle - Melges 24s, Sonars, plus more Distance race for IRC and PHRF classes Last Races to qualify for YRA Season Trophies Entry: www.yachtscoring.com

Warning Signal for all circles at 1050 local time each day Entry Fee $155 for US SAILING members; $170 for non-US SAILING members.

PHRF entries must include copy of YRA-LIS rating certificate.

Notice of Race and on-line entry will be available on the MBYC website and Yachtscoring.com Sailing Instructions and Scratch Sheets will be emailed and available on the website.

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Saturday, November 28th, 2020 Start at Can One, ("C1"), North of Execution Rocks First Warning at 1100 hours All Government Marks Non-spinnaker and Spinnaker Divisions

Prizes Awarded at the Post-Race “Chili” Party (Hosted at the NYAC YC)

Registration, NOR and SIs @ www.yachtscoring.com Entry deadline is Thursday, November 26 Information and Event Contacts: E-mail: NYAC.Racing@gmail.com Phone: (917) 488-3234 Mail: Race Committee Chairman New York Athletic Club Yacht Club Travers Island, 31 Shore Road Pelham Manor, NY 10803

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YRA OF LIS ORGANIZED AS THE YACHT RACING UNION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND, 1895 2020 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS PRESIDENT

CYNTHIA PARTHEMOS Larchmont Yacht Club, New York Yact Club 914-834-9115 | president@yralis.org

VICE PRESIDENTS

RICH RUBEL Centerport Yacht Club 631-813-9806 | rubel.richard@gmail.com

EFFIE MARIE SMITH Seacliff Yacht Club 516-297-9762 | effiemarie@thesmithnet.net

SECRETARY

TREASURER

FREDERICK “BUD” HEERDE Larchmont Yacht Club 914-636-0454 | fhheerde@outlook.com

PARK BENJAMIN III Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 516-922-9537 | pbenjamin3@optimum.net

The Executive Committee includes the president, two vice presidents, treasurer and secretary.

DIRECTORS CLASS OF 2020 DANA O’BRIEN Riverside Yacht Club 212-207-2364 dobrien@cornerstone-equity.com

CLASS OF 2021 LARRY FOX New York Yacht Club, Storm Trysail Club 347-427-7680 larry.fox@aya.yale.edu

CLASS OF 2022 RICHARD WEST Stamford Yacht Club 917-647-8894 dickwest@gmail.com.com

ANDREW WEISS New York Yacht Club, Storm Trysail Club, Larchmont Yacht Club 914-450-4019 | andrew@flintlockllc.com

PETER BECKER American Yacht Club (917) 715-1471 pbecker@rockefellergroup.com

THOMAS MCMANUS Indian Harbor Yacht Club tommcmanus@me.com

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

STEPHEN CAIN Huguenot Yacht Club/Storm Trysail Club 347-614-6118 | steve.cain.yralis@aol.com

US SAILING AREA B REP

CYNTHIA PARTHEMOS Larchmont Yacht Club 914-834-9115 | cparthemos@gmail.com

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EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR ADRIANNE DE POLO BECKER YRALIS, 180 East Prospect Ave. Mamaroneck, NY 10543 516-767-9240 | office@yralis.org

FINANCIAL MANAGER

SHARON BERND YRALIS, 180 East Prospect Ave. Mamaroneck, NY 10543 516-767-9240 | accounting@yralis.org

YRA OF LIS ORGANIZED AS THE YACHT RACING UNION OF LONG ISLAND SOUND, 1895 2020 YRA COMMITTEES PHRF COMMITTEE

RICK SINCLAIR, Chairman, Indian Harbor Yacht Club 203-273-1582 | ricksinclair21728@hotmai.com MICHAEL COLUCCI ALISTAIR DUKE CHARLES HURD JUNE KENDRICK CHARLES POWERS RICK ROYCE DANIEL WATT PAUL WEFER

RACING PROGRAMS COMMITTEE

STEPHEN CAIN, Chairman, Huguenot Yacht Club 347-614-6118 | steve.cain.yralis@aol.com SHARON BERND ADRIANNE DE POLO BECKER CHARLES POWERS RICHARD RUBEL CARL SILBERGLEIT

PHRF TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

ANDREW WEISS, yralis.tech.comm@gmail.com CLIFF CROWLEY

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

DANA SCHNIPPER, Chairman, Manhasset Bay Yacht Club DAVID WILLIS, Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club HIRO NAKAJIMMA, Stamford Yacht Club

CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA COMMITTEE

DANA Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;BRIEN, Chairman, Riverside Yacht Club PETER BECKER, American Yacht Club EFFIE MARIE SMITH, Sea Cliff Yacht Club THOMAS MCMANUS, Indian Harbor Yacht Club

APPEALS COMMITTEE

BRUCE COOK, Chairman, Seawanhaka Yacht Club, 516-628-3893 | bacook@optonline.net TIMOTHEA LARR, New York Yacht Club MARY SAVAGE, Larchmont Yacht Club

RACE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

DAVID SINCLAIR, Noroton Yacht Club PETER WILSON, Noroton Yacht Club

SEMINARS COMMITTEE

CYNTHIA PARTHEMOS, Larchmont Yacht Club 914-834-9115 | president@yarlis.org

EFFIE MARIE SMITH, Seacliff Yacht Club 516-297-9762 | effiemarie@thesmithnet.net

TROPHY COMMITTEE

ANDREW WEISS, New York Yacht Club, Storm Trysail Club, Larchmont Yacht Club 914-450-4019 | andrew@flintlockllc.com

CYNTHIA PARTHEMOS, Larchmont Yacht Club 914-834-9115 | president@yralis.org ADRIANNE DE POLO BECKER, YRALIS 516-767-9240 | office@yralis.org

RICHARD WEST, Stamford Yacht Club 917-647-8894 | dickwest@gmail.com

TEAM & MATCH RACING CHAMPIONSHIPS

CYNTHIA PARTHEMOS, Chairman, Larchmont Yacht Club president@yarlis.org

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ONE DESIGN COMMITTEE SCHEDULING AND COORDINATION

RICH RUBEL, Chairman, Centerport Yacht Club, 631-813-9806 | rubel.richard@gmail.com

MID SOUND AREA ONE DESIGN

CYNTHIA PARTHEMOS, Larchmont Yacht Club, 914-834-9115 | president@yralis.org

COW BAY RACING

EASTCHESTER BAY

DANIEL BROWN VINCENT & RITA SYRACUSE, sailmbyc@gmail.com

TODD AVEN, todd@avenshaven.net

CT AREA RACING

PARK BENJAMIN, pbenjamin3@optimum.net

THOMAS MCMANUS, tommcmanus@me.com

OYSTER BAY

MEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE, COMMODORE HIPKINS TROPHY DANA O’BRIEN, Chairman, Riverside Yacht Club 212-207-2364 | dobrien@cornerstone-equity.com

WOMEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP PAM WASHINGTON, Chairman, Larchmont Yacht Club pwash@optonline.net KAREN LAU, Indian Harbor Yacht Club kllau6@gmail.com

ANGELA NESBITT, Larchmont Yacht Club angela@jaziri.com

Cox-Sprague Scoring System

In each race the number of starters will determine the column to be used in the table below, and each yacht will be credited with the number of points indicated for her finishing place. A yacht’s series score shall be her “Percentage of Perfection”, calculated by dividing her Total Points Scored by the total points she would have had if she had won every race in which she started.

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YRA OF LIS ONE DESIGN CHAMPIONSHIP RULES A. The owner of a qualifying yacht must be a member of the YRALIS or of the JSA of L.I.S. and of a racing Class or Fleet which is a member thereof. Membership in a Class must be certified in writing by an authorized official of the Class to the YRA. B. A yacht will not qualify until YRA dues have been paid, but she will be counted as a Starter for the purpose of scoring qualified yachts.

C. A yacht shall qualify only when she ranks as a starter in at least 50%, or not less than 10, whichever is the greater, of the races designated by her Class or Fleet as qualifying races from the schedule designated by the Sailing Instructions as YRA Championship races.

D. The association will award Sound, Area, and Fleet Championship prizes to first place yachts in each class.

E. If a race is cancelled before the start, the number of races initially designated by a Class or Fleet as Championship Races for the purpose of qualifying shall be reduced by one. If a race is cancelled after it has started, it shall constitute a race for the purpose of qualification.

F. If a class or fleet adopts a racing schedule other than the schedule designated by the Sailing Instructions as YRA Championship races, it shall submit its adopted racing schedule to the YRALIS prior to the start of the championship season.

G. A Club which declines to hold a scheduled race allotted to it shall give not less than 30 days notice to the Association.

H. Clubs conducting the Mid-Sound Championship races shall file reports with the YRA immediately after each race, giving for each class the numbers of all yachts ranking as Starters and the order of finish. The YRA will transmit copies of these reports to the Class Recorders. Clubs conducting Area and Fleet races shall furnish similar reports to the Clubs or Fleet Recorders. Class Recorders for the Mid-Sound Championship races and Class or Fleet recorders for the Area and Fleet races shall, immediately upon completion of the series, submit the season standings to the YRA, either according to the YRA recommended scoring system, (Cox-Sprague) or such system as the Fleet may opt. N.B.: in order for a yacht to qualify for the Russell J. Nall Trophy, the CoxSprague scoring system must be used, with no throw-out.

I. Scoring: (1) If the Cox-Sprague scoring system is used (the YRA recommended scoring system), series scores will be computed as follows: a) Each starter in each scheduled race shall be credited with the number of points for her finishing place, indicated in the table in the YRA yearbook. b) A yachtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s series score shall be in the quotient obtained from dividing her Total Points Scored by her Total Possible Points.

(2) All scoring procedures: a) A yacht that does not complete the prescribed course after her starting signal, or withdraws or is disqualified, shall be counted as a Starter and shall receive the number of points applying to the finishing place one worse than the number of starters in that race.

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ONE DESIGN CHAMPIONSHIP RULES (continued) b) If two yachts finish in a dead heat, both yachts shall receive the number of points for that place, and the next yacht shall receive the number of points for the second position below that of the dead-heat yachts. c) A yacht shall not be counted as a Starter for the purpose of finishes but may include that race as a Start for the purpose of qualification if: c-1) she goes to the assistance of any vessel or person in peril during a race and for that reason does not choose to finish or: c-2) she is disabled by an infringing yacht which withdraws from the race or is later disqualified through protest by the disabled yacht. d) A yacht having no competition in her Class shall, if she crosses the starting line, be credited with a Start for the purpose of qualification, but shall receive no score even if she completes the course. e) Series scores shall be computed to the nearest third digit. In the event of a tie, the tie shall be broken in favor of the yacht that has beaten the other the great number of times. If a tie still exists, the tie shall be broken in favor of the yacht with the greater number of 1st places, etc J. In view of possible eventualities, the Executive Committee is authorized to withdraw the Championship Prize, if considered advisable.

K Sound, Area, and Fleet Championship prizes will be awarded for scheduled series upon duly authorized request by an Officer of a Class, the Fleets or a Fleet concerned where the Executive Committee considers that sufficient races have been scheduled in conformance with Rule C. Sound Championship prizes will be awarded either where a preponderance of the Fleets of a Class on the Sound compete in seasonal YRA qualifying series or where the class schedules a special series for the purpose of determining Class Champions on the Sound (subject to the Executive Committee approving that the special series is a truly representative competition).

Area Championship prizes will be awarded where two or more Fleets of a Class from two or more bays or harbors in a principal Area of the Sound compete in a seasonal Championship series.

Fleet Championship prizes will be awarded where a Fleet is confined solely to a particular bay or harbor.

YRA OF LIS HANDICAP RACING RULES The Association will award Season Trophies to yachts in the IRC and PHRF Classes as follows: • first prize if 1 or more yachts qualify • second prize if 5 or more yachts qualify • third prize if 8 or more yachts qualify • fourth prize if 15 or more yachts qualify • fifth prize if 20 or more yachts qualify 1. The owner of a qualifying yacht must be a Handicap Racing member of the YRALIS. 2. A Yacht will not qualify until her dues have been paid, but she will be counted as a Starter for the purpose of scoring qualified yachts.

3. For other specifies see section on “trophies” in this book.

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YRALIS CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES YRALIS CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA CIRCLE WINNERS

Riverside YC

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Shea Moors John Schinto Rich Gold Lawrence Dickie Rich Gold Doug & Amy Stryker Bill Walker Ty Anderson Doug and Amy Stryker William Purdy Bill Clemens Jason Viseltear G. Mark McCarthy Mark Parry Iris Vogel

Sport Boat

Robin Ricca Not Awarded Carl Olsson Not Awarded Iris Vogel Barry Parkin Charles Goodrich Jay Rhame Danny Pletsch & Cardwell Potts Danny Pletsch & Cardwell Potts Kerry Klingler Kerry Klingler Megan Ploch Not Awarded Not Awarded

American YC

Tony Huston Joe Bainton Ty Anderson Chris Marx Tony Huston Sean Park Greg Danilek Chris Marx Com Crocker Kirsty Scott William Simmons Zeke Horowitz David Owen Ed and Carrie Austin Fred Werblow

Indian Harbor YC

Eduardo Cordero Jon Singsen Andrew Scrivan Paul Crane Andrew Scrivan Michael Millard Megan Marsh Steve Schmidt Rick Dominique Lawrence McGrath Barry Parkin Jean Fillion Lawrence McGrath Steve Schmidt Mike Millard

SALLY FINKBEINER MEMORIAL TROPHY Ideal 18 Class Series

The winner must ben an active member of the YRALIS with the best score having competed in at least 3 of the following events: YRA Championships, Larchmont Race Week Ideal 18 Series, Old Greenwich YC Solstice Regatta and alternating Ideal 18 North Americans or Indian Harbor Interclub Regatta three out of four regatta. Series Scoring will be High Point, with each regatta counting as a single event. A yacht that sails in all four can drop her worst score.

WINNERS 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Michael Millard/Greg Neumann, Indian Harbor Y.C. David Seabrook/Jenny Seem, Indian Harbor Y.C. Steve Schmidt, Indian Harbor Y.C. Michael Millard/Greg Neumann, Indian Harbor Y.C. Michael Millard/Christine D’Amato, Indian Harbor Y.C. Steve Schmidt and Karen Lau, Indian Harbor Y.C. Michael Millard/Christine D’Amico, Indian Harbor Y.C. Steve Schmidt, Indian Harbor Y.C. Michael Millard/Christine D’Amico, Indian Harbor Y.C.

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MEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP COMMODORE HIPKINS TROPHY Quarter finals for the U.S. Men’s Sailing Championship Open to male skippers. Crew may be male or female. Entire personnel of the boat must be 18 or over

by December 31 in the year of the competition and be members of a YRALIS Yacht Club (but not necessarily the same Club) and be members of the YRALIS and US Sailing.

1952 Cornelius Shields, Larchmont Y.C. 1953 Howard McMichael, Orienta Y.C 1954 William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. 1955-6 Emil Mosbacher, Jr., Beach Point 1957-8 William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. 1959 Warner M. Wilcox, Orienta Y.C. 1960-1 Cornelius Shields, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. 1962 Douglas Bruce, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1963 William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. 1964 Palmer D. Sparkman, Larchmont Y.C. 1965 James B. Moore, Jr., Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1966 William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. 1967 Patrick W. O’Neal, Larchmont Y.C. 1968 Cornelius Shields, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. 1969 Graham M. Hall, Larchmont Y.C. 1970 Jonathan G. Ford, Riverside Y.C. 1971 Graham M. Hall, Larchmont Y.C. 1972 Dean W. Matthews, Riverside Y.C. 1973 James C. Miller,

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1974 Ti Hack, Pequot Y.C. 1975 Christopher W. Pollack, Cedar Point Y.C. 1976 Louis Piana, Larchmont Y.C. 1977 Phil Griffin, Cedar Point Y.C. 1978 Not held 1979 Wiley M. Crockett, Manhasset Bay Y.C.

WINNERS

1980 David Dellenbaugh, Pequot Y.C. 1981 Williams Ehrhorn, Cedar Point Y.C. 1982 David Dellenbaugh, Pequot Y.C. 1983 Peter Coleman, Larchmont Y.C. 1984-5 Edward C. Hall, Noroton Y.C. 1986 Charles Proctor, Cedar Point Y.C. 1987 David Dellenbaugh, Cedar Point Y.C. 1988 Steven Shepstone, Sea Cliff Y.C. 1989 James Crane, Noroton Y.C. 1990 Peter Galloway, Noroton Y.C. 1991 John Wallace, Cedar Point Y.C. 1992 John Hammel, Noroton Y.C. 1993 Peter Galloway, Noroton Y.C. 1994 Robert Monro, Larchmont Y.C. 1995 Ed Sweeney, Noroton Y.C. 1996 David Ornstein, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1997-8 Ed Sweeney, Noroton Y.C. 1999 Samuel Fortenbaugh, III, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2000 Ty Anderson, Riverside Y.C. 2001 Jonathan Nye, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2002 Steve Girling, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2003 Greg Danilek, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 2004 James Crane, Noroton Y.C. 2005 Michael Devlin, American Y.C. 2007 Ty Anderson, Riverside Y.C. 2008 James Ebenau, North Shore Y.C. 2009 Anthony Huston, Larchmont Y.C. 2010 Barry Parkin, Riverside Y.C.

2011 James Bishop, American Y.C 2012 Ty Anderson, Riverside Y.C. 2013 Danny Pletsch/Cardwell Potts, Larchmont Y.C. 2014 Danny Pletsch/Cardwell Potts, Larchmont Y.C. 2015 Kerry Klingler, Cedar Point Y.C. 2016 Zeke Horowitz, Larchmont Y.C. 2017 David Owen, Larchmont Y.C. 2018 Steve Schmidt, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2019 Michael Millard, Indian Harbor Y.C.

AREA B MEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP

FENNER – HIPKINS PERPETUAL TROPHY

Area B semifinal for the U.S. Men’s Sailing Championship YRALIS WINNERS 1952 1954 1956

1957-8 1959 1963 1965

1966 1967 1968

1969

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Cornelius Shields, Larchmont Y.C. William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. Emil Mosbacher, Jr., Beach Point Y.C. William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. Warner M. Wilcox, Orienta Y.C. William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. Cornelius Shields, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C. Patrick W. O’Neal, Larchmont Y.C. Cornelius Shields, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. Graham M. Hall, Larchmont Y.C.

1971 1972 1973

1974 1975

1977 1978

1979

1980 1981

Graham M. Hall, Larchmont Y.C. Dean W. Matthews, Riverside Y.C. James C. Miller, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Ti Hack, Pequot Y.C. Christopher W. Pollack, Cedar Point Y.C. Phill Griffin, Cedar Point Y.C. Gary Knapp, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Wiley M. Crockett, Manhasset Bay Y.C. David Dellenbaugh, Pequot Y.C. William Ehrhorn, Cedar Point Y.C.

1983 1985 1986 1990 1991 1992 1993-4 1997-8 2006 2007 2008 2009-19

Peter Coleman, Larchmont Y.C. Edward C. Hall, Noroton Y.C. Charles Proctor, Cedar Point Y.C. William Lynn III, American Y.C. John Wallace, Noroton Y.C. John Hammel, Noroton Y.C. Robert Monro, Larchmont Y.C. Ed Sweeney III, Noroton Y.C. Don Woodworth, Northport Y.C. Not Awarded Gregg Delaney, Indian Harbor Y.C. Not Awarded

UNITED STATES MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP CLIFFORD D. MALLORY CUP YRALIS WINNERS 1952 1965 1966

Cornelius Shields, Larchmont Y.C. Cornelius Shields, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. William S. Cox, Noroton Y.C.

1969 1975 1983

Graham M. Hall, Larchmont Y.C. Christopher W. Pollack, Cedar Point Y.C. Peter Coleman, Larchmont Y.C.

U.S. SAILING HERRESHOFF TROPHY Awarded annually since 1957 to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the sport of sailing in this country. YRA of LIS is proud to list here its winners of this prestigious honor.

1958 .............................................................................................................................................................................Henry S. Morgan 1961 ............................................................................................................................................................................James M. Trenary 1962 .........................................................................................................................................................................Julian K. Roosevelt 1964 ..........................................................................................................................................................................Olin J. Stephens, II 1966 .......................................................................................................................................................................Allegra Knapp Mertz 1967 .............................................................................................................................................................................Everett B. Morris 1969 ..................................................................................................................................................................................Paul H. Smart 1973 ...........................................................................................................................................................................George R. Hinman 1974 ................................................................................................................................................................................William S. Cox 1975 ........................................................................................................................................................................Robert N. Bavier, Jr. 1976 ............................................................................................................................................................................Cornelius Shields 1979 ....................................................................................................................................................................Henry H. Anderson, Jr. 1983 .............................................................................................................................................................................Harman Hawkins 1985 .............................................................................................................................................................................Arthur Knapp, Jr. 1988 .......................................................................................................................................................................Richard C. McCurdy 1991 .........................................................................................................................................................................William H. Lynn, II 1992 .............................................................................................................................................................................Timothea S. Larr 1998 ........................................................................................................................................................................Arthur Wullschleger 2001 .........................................................................................................................................................................Andrew Kostanecki 2006 .................................................................................................................................................................................Susie Trotman 2015 ..............................................................................................................................................................................Mary M. Savage 2016 ...............................................................................................................................................................Betsy and Hunt Lawrence

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WOMEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP QUEEN’S CUP (FORMERLY SYCE CUP)

Quarter finals for the U.S. Women’s Sailing Championship Open to amateur yachtswomen who are 18 or over by December 31 in the year of competition (except that one crew member may be 15 or over). Skipper and all crew must be members of YRALIS and US Sailing and must themselves, their husbands, parent or guardian be members of a YRALIS member Club

WINNERS 1934-35 Indian Harbor Y.C. – Lorna Whittelsey

Crew: Katherine Kunhardt,

Myrtle Whittelsey

1950

American Y.C. Allegra Knapp Mertz Crew: Rosamond W. Corwin, Carol Walter

1961

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Timothea Schneider Crew: Sarah Glenn, Deborah Smith

1936

Larchmont Y.C. - Margery Bavier Crew: Allegra Knapp Sarah Whiting

Noroton Y.C. - Susan W. Sinclair Crew: Carolyn McCurdy, Sandy Falconer

American Y.C. - Sylvia Shethar Crew: Sarah Baylis, Elizabeth Craighead, Ella Manny

Riverside Y.C. - Judith Webb Crew: Alice Lamm, Sally Kirkam, Angela Scholtz

1962

1937

1951

1952

Manhasset Bay Y.C. - Pat Hinman Crew: Toni Monetti, Gwen Van Hagen

1963

American Y.C. - Allegra Mertz Crew: Betty Duncan, Lucia Elmore, Lois Smith

1938

Larchmont Y.C. Allegra Knapp Brickell Crew: Sarah Baylis, Dorothy Knapp, Aileen Shields

1953

Riverside Y.C. - Judith Webb Crew: Barbara Sheldon Sandra Gill

1964

Riverside Y.C. - Sally Sawyer Crew: Henny Johnson, Sandra McCullough, Jane C. Hall

1939

American Y.C. - Sylvia Shethar Crew: Rosamond W. Corwin, Elizabeth C. Richards, Gwendolyn Shethar

1954

American Y.C. Allegra Knapp Mertz Crew: Beverly Compton, Ellen Kelly

1965

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Timothea Larr Crew: Sarah Meyer, Patience Outerbridge

1940

American Y.C. - Sylvia Shethar Crew: Rosamond W. Corwin, Elizabeth C Richards, Ella Manny

1955

Manhasset Bay Y.C. Toni Monetti Crew: Chris Drake, Jill Thomson

1966

Riverside Y.C. - Sally Sawyer Crew: Sandra McCullough, Frances Hansel

Riverside Y.C. - Lois MacIntyre Crew: Kay MacIntyre, Tosh Maher, Charlotte MacIntyre Allen

Sea Cliff Y.C. - Maude Kirby Crew: Betty Kolk, Rosemary Curley

Indian Harbor Y.C. - Betty Foulk Crew: Dorothy Preston, Joan Whittemore, Sue Ann Shay

1941

1956

1967

1957

Rocky Point Club Phyllis A. Carlson Crew: Katherine Kleinsmith, Mary S. Randak, Lynn Osgood

1968

Indian Harbor Y.C. - Betty Foulk Crew: Dodie Preston, Sue Ann Shay

1958

American Y.C. Nancy Underhill Meade Crew: Rosamond Walden Corwin, Gwendolyn Shethar Everett

1970

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Mimi Neff Crew: Elizabeth Roosevelt, Benedict Dunlaevy

1959

American Y.C. Allegra Knapp Mertz Crew: Rosamond Walden Corwin, Cindy H. Matthews, Betty M. Duncan

1971

Indian Harbor Y.C. - Betty Foulk Crew: Susan Ann Shay, Dodie Preston

1960

Manhasset Bay Y.C. Pat Hinman Makin Crew: Pam Kellett, Jean Thompson

1972

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Mimi Neff Crew: Elizabeth Roosevelt, Caroline Moore

1942-45 Not held 1946

American Y.C. Sylvia Shethar Everdell Crew: Rosamond W. Corwin, Lois Shethar, Allegra Knapp Mertz

1948

Larchmont Y.C. - Aileen Shields Crew: Margot Gotte, Grace Emmons

1949

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Nancy L. Loomis Crew: Virginia D. Loomis, Katharine V.R. Ulman

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1969 Indian Harbor Y.C. - Betty Foulk Crew: Sue Ann Shay, Nancy Ziluca

WOMEN'S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP Queen's Cup (continued) 1973

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Timothea Larr Crew: Beegie Miller, Sheila McCurdy

1974

Knickerbocker Y.C. - Jody Taffet Crew: Debbie Levin, Aimee Telsey

1975 American Y.C. Margaret Comfort

& Allegra Knapp Mertz Crew: Gay Lynn, Nina Lian, Yvonne Burns 1976

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Mimi Neff Crew: Elizabeth Roosevelt, Mary Ann Blatch

1977

Indian Harbor Y.C. - Anne Preston Crew: Caroline Fisher, Andre Isbrandtsen

1978

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Mimi Neff Crew: Elizabeth Roosevelt, Trixie Benjamin, Mary Ann Blatch

1979

Larchmont Y.C. - Mary Savage Crew: Penny Langone, Sue Corning, Hope Becker

1980

Manhasset Bay Y.C. - Sue Miller Crew: Linda Miller, Lois Lovett

1981

Indian Harbor Y.C. - Kat Wilford Crew: Louise Balderston, Diane Muhlfeld, Kathy Gildersleeve

1982

Manhasset Bay Y.C. - Sue Miller Crew: Gail Miller, Laura Lovett

1983

Noroton Y.C. - Heidi Ziegler Crew: Jackie Barry, Tara Darling, Pauline Mendez

1984

Greenhaven Y.C. Lorraine Kapilow Crew: Janet Turney, Ann Carroll, Amy Cooper

1985

Noroton Y.C. - Liz Morrow Crew: Heidi Ziegler, Tara Darling, Christine Merdinolu

1986

Indian Harbor Y.C. Carolyn B. Fisher Crew: Andree Pruett, Antoinette Ziluca, Lilly Pray

1987

Centerport Y.C. - Susan Blackman Crew: Wendy Meinsen, Linda Byers, Sarah Gentzlinger

1988 Indian Harbor Y.C. Caroline Fisher

Crew: Andree Pruett,

Antoinette Ziluca

2003-4 Stamford Y.C. - Meg Dempsey

Crew: Wendy Ford 2005 Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Anne Mooney Crew: Tina Blaise

1989

2006 Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Anne Mooney Cedar Point Y.C. - Nina Cuccio Crew: Elisabeth Mooney, Crew: Wendy Lotz, Giselle Myerson Tina Blaise, Alix Hahn

1990

Noroton Y.C. - Liz Morrow Crew: Libby Alexander, Andrea Kostanecki, Ginny Worcester

1991

American Y.C. - Heather Hild Crew: Rosie Corwin, Hope Hild

1992

Not held

1993 Manhasset Bay Y.C. Beth Danilek

Crew: Sue Miller,

Janet Grapengeter, Nancy Pearson

2007 Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Anne Mooney 2008 Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Anne Mooney 2009

Black Rock Y.C. Ginny Worcester

2010 American Y.C. - Alix Hahn Crew: Carolyn Russell 2011 American Y.C.- Clemmie Everett Crew: Susan Bonney Doyle

1994

American Y.C. - Ann Gaillard Crew: Alix Manley, Wendy Hinman, Sheila Manley

2012-13 American Y.C.- Clemmie Everett Crew: Jenny Wilson

1995

Not held

1996

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Anne Mooney Crew: Mary Ellen Wiedenhaefer, Darcy Glenn, Maxine Glenn

1997

Riverside Y.C. - Gervais Hearn Crew: Suzanne Warner, Sally Mitchler

1998

Pequot Y.C. - Nancy Foote Crew: Ginny Worcester, Landon Storrs

2018 Black Rock Y.C./Norwalk Y.C.Ginny Worcester Crew: Anne Munkenbeck

1999

Pequot Y.C. - Nancy Foote Crew: Ginny Worcester, Katherine Randolph

2019 Black Rock Y.C. Ginny Worcester

2000

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Anne Mooney Crew: June Bartlett, Maryellen Wiedenhaefer

2001

Manhasset Bay Y.C. Susan R. Miller Crew: Stephanie Baas

2002

Indian Harbor Y.C. - Karin Nye Crew: Antoinette Ziluca

2014 American Y.C. - Alix Hahn Crew: Carolyn Russell 2015 American Y.C. - Clematis Everett Crew: Erin Dubinski Sprague 2016 Norwalk Y.C. - Ginny Worcester Crew: Anne Munkenbeck 2017 American Y.C. - Clematis Everett Crew: Fiona Walsh

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WOMEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP (continued)

Second Place Team in QUEEN’S CUP Series MRS. JAMES M. MERTZ TROPHY WINNERS 1972 Mary Savage, Larchmont Y.C. 1973 Allegra Mertz, American Y.C. 1974 Patricia Davis, Centerpoint Y.C. 1975 Mary Jane Cox, Larchmont Y.C. 1976 Sue Keogh, American Y.C. 1977 Sally Sawyer, Riverside Y.C. 1978 Mary Savage, Larchmont Y.C. 1979 Trixie Benjamin, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1980 Martha Starkweather, Riverside Y.C. 1981 Sue Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1982 Julie Starkweather, Riverside Y.C. 1983 Susan Blackman, Centerpoint Y.C. 1984 Kate W. Carraher, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1985 Carolyn Fisher, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1986 Ellen LaBanca, Noroton Y.C. 1987 Lorraine Kapilow, Greenhaven Y.C. 1988 Susan Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C.

1989 Brenda Crane, Noroton Y.C. 1990 Heather Hild, American Y.C. 1991 Lorraine Kapilow, Greenhaven Y.C. 1992 Not held 1993 Heather Atwater, American Y.C. 1994 Elizabeth Deans, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1995 Not held 1996 Janis Merz, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1997 Andi Ditkoff, Seawanhaka Corinthina Y.C. 1998 Ann Gaillard, American Y.C. 1999 Sally Michler, Riverside Y.C. 2000 Nancy Foote, Pequot Y.C. 2001 Karin Nye, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2002 Meg Dempsey, Stamford Y.C. 2003 Sue Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 2004 Anne Mooney, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C.

2005-6 Meg Dempsey, Stamford Y.C. 2007 Liz Roosevelt, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2008 Karin Nye, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2009 Alix Hahn, American Y.C. 2010 Carolyn Nye, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2011 Alix Hahn, American Y.C. 2012 Carolyn Nye, Indian Harbor Y.C. 2013 Katie Morgan & Chrissy Delfosse, American Y.C. 2014 Nancy White and Cheryl Leary, Larchmont Y.C. 2015 Alix Hahn and Carolyn Russell, American Y.C. 2016 Clemmie Everett and Erin Sprague, American Y.C. 2017 Ginny Worcester and Anne Munkenbeck, Black Rock Y.C. 2018 Katie Morgan and Nicole Casey, Noroton Y.C. 2019 Katie Morgan, Noroton Y.C.

WOMEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP (continued) Third Place Team in QUEEN’S CUP Series PATRICIA KNAPP MEMORIAL TROPHY WINNERS 1966 Ann Carstensen, Pequot Y.C. 1967 Allegra Knapp Mertz, American Y.C. 1968 Mrs. Harold Sawyer, Riverside Y.C. 1969 Allegra Knapp Mertz, American Y.C. 1970 Susan Holding, Larchmont Y.C. 1971 Mimi Neff, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1972 Anne Sykes Hoffman, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1973 Jody Taffet, Knickerbocker Y.C. 1974 Mrs. Rudolph J. Schaefer, III, American Y.C. 1975 Helen Browning, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1976 Carolyn Fisher, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1977 Mary Savage, Larchmont Y.C. 1978-79 Peggy Comfort, American Y.C. 1980 Kitty Csenge, Larchmont Y.C. 1981 Elizabeth Roosevelt, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1982 Kate Wilford, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1983 Julie Starkweather, Riverside Y.C. 1984 Susan Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1985 Courtney Becker, American Y.C. 1986 Pat Stadel, GCRA 1987 Heidi Ziegler, Noroton Y.C. 1988 Nina Cuccio, Cedar Point Y.C. 1989 Maureen Ford, Cedar Point Y.C. 1990 Kim Stevens, Cedar Point Y.C. 1991 Ann Gaillard, American Y.C.

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1992 Not held 1993 Lorraine Kapilow, Greenhaven Y.C. 1994 No Winner 1995 Not held 1996 No Winner 1997 Janis Merz, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1998 Celina Kersh, Larchmont Y.C. 1999 Anne Mooney, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2000 Amy Kellogg, Beach Pont Y.C. 2001 Pam Washington, Larchmont Y.C. 2002 Anne Mooney, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2006 Tracy McRoberts, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2007 Not Awarded 2008 Katrina Deinhardt 2009 Lisa Thornton, Black Rock Y.C. 2010 Mary Desmond, Old Greenwich Y.C. 2011 Ginny Worcester, Black Rock Y.C. 2012 Mary Desmond, Old Greenwich Y.C. 2013 Teresa Laughlin & Ann Powers, Larchmont Y.C. 2014-15 Pam Washington& Caroline Romans, Larchmont Y.C. 2016 Kate Morgan and Nicole Casey, Noroton Y.C. 2017 Kate Morgan and Christine Delfosse, Noroton Y.C. 2018 Cynny Smith and Karen Martinez, Riverside Y.C. 2019 Alix Hahn, American Y.C.

THE ANDREA WATSON AWARD Presented annually to that YRALIS member with the best overall score having competed in at least three of the following events: The Queen’s Cup, The Lorna Whittlesley, The Mendez and The Gillespie Regattas. Series scoring will be High Point with each regatta counting as a single event.

2018

2019

WINNERS

Katie Morgan Crew: Nicole Casey and Natalie Imamura, Noroton Y.C Katie Morgan, Noroton Y.C

AREA B WOMEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP Nan Matheson Wood Trophy Area B semifinals for the U.S. Women’s National Championship

1963 Allegra Mertz, American Y.C. 1964 Sally Sawyer, Riverside Y.C. 1965 Timothea Larr, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1966 Sally Sawyer, Riverside Y.C. 1967 Betty Foulk, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1969 Betty Foulk, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1971 Betty Foulk, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1972 Mimi Neff, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1973 Timothea Larr, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C.

YRALIS WINNERS

1974 Jody Taffet, Knickerbocker Y.C. 1978 Mimi Neff, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1980 Sue Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1984 Lorraine Kapilow, Greenhaven Y.C. 1986 Ellen LaBanca, Noroton Y.C. 1989 Nina Cuccio, Cedar Point Y.C. 1991 Lorraine Kapilow, Greenhaven Y.C. 1993 Beth Danilek, Manhasset Bay Y.C.

1995 Kate Carraher, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1998 Nancy Foote, Pequot Y.C. 2001 Susan Miller, Manhaset Bay Y.C. 2003-4 Meg Dempsey, Stamford Y.C. 2005-6 Anne Mooney, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2007 Not Awarded 2008 Alix Hahn, American Y.C.

U.S. WOMEN’S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP Mrs. Charles Francis Adams Trophy YRALIS WINNERS 1927-8 Lorna Whittelsey, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1930-1 Lorna Whittelsey, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1934 Lorna Whittelsey, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1939-40 Sylvia Shethar, American Y.C. 1941 Lois MacIntyre, Riverside Y.C. 1947 Sylvia Shethar Everdell, American Y.C. 1948 Aileen Shields, Larchmont Y.C. 1950 Allegra Knapp Mertz, American Y.C.

1952 Pat Hinman, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1953 Judy Webb, Riverside Y.C. 1954 Allegra Knapp Mertz, American Y.C. 1955 Toni Monetti, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1958 Nancy Underhill Meade, American Y.C. 1959 Allegra Knapp Mertz, American Y.C. 1961 Timothea Schneider, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1962 Susan W. Sinclair, Noroton Y.C.

1963 Allegra Mertz, American Y.C. 1965 Timothea Larr, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1967 Betty Foulk, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1973 Timothea Larr, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1993 Beth Danilek, Manhasset Bay Y.C.

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INTERCLUB MATCH RACING CHAMPIONSHIP WILLIAM H. TAYLOR TROPHY Quarter finals for the U.S. Match Racing Championship Open to all YRALIS member clubs and recognized sailing associations. Skipper and crew must all be members of the same yacht club or recognized YRALIS sailing association and members of YRALIS and US Sailing.

WINNERS 1966 1967 1968-9 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004-5 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

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Noroton Y.C. Rocky Point Y.C. Noroton Y.C. American Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Kings Point S.S. Larchmont Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Cedar Point Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Pequot Y.C. American Y.C. Cedar Point Y.C. American Y.C. No. American Yacht Sq. Manhasset Bay Y.C. No. American Yacht Sq. American Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Indian Harbor Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Sea Cliff Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Sea Cliff Y.C. Riverside Y.C. Storm Trysail Club Noroton Y.C. No Race Larchmont Y.C. New York Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Pequot Y.C. North Shore Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Not Held Chris Johannessen Benjamin Gent and Chris Bigos Derek Webster and Tory Lynch Connor Godfrey and Martin Hermosa Not held Jack Parkin

RUNNERS-UP

Manhasset Bay Y.C. Cold Spring Harbor Y.C. Greenwich Cove R.A. Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. American Y.C. Cedar Point Y.C. Greenwich Cove R.A. Riverside Y.C. Noroton Y.C. American Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Cedar Point Y.C. Cold Spring Harbor Y.C. American Y.C. Cedar Point Y.C. American Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Indian Harbor Y.C. Noroton Y.C. NorotonY.C. Indian Harbor Y.C. American Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. American Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Noroton Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Noroton Y.C. New York Y.C. New York Y.C. Cedar Point Y.C. Norwalk Y.C. No Race Cedar Point Y.C. Noroton Y.C. USMMA Larchmont Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Pequot Y.C. Black Rock Y.C. YRALIS YRALIS Oakcliff Sailing Not Held Cedar Point Y.C. New York Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Fordham Sailing Team N/A Riverside Y.C.

U.S. MATCH RACING CHAMPIONSHIP PRINCE OF WALES BOWL

YRALIS WINNERS 1974 - Noroton Y.C. William S. Cox, Skipper John Rousmaniere, Andrew A. Scholtz

2004 - Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Karl Ziegler, Skipper Dean Brenner, Mike Welch

1982 - Yale Corinthian Club Dave Perry, Skipper Peter Worcester, Tom Kinney

2006 - Pequot Y. C. David Perry, Skipper Chris Museler, Terry Flynn

1984 - Pequot Y.C. David Dellenbaugh, Skipper John Wallace, W.B. Peale

2008 - Pequot Y.C. David Perry, Skipper David Moffet, Chris Museler

1994 - Larchmont Y.C. Ben Cesare, Skipper John Savage, Phil Lotz

2011 - Pequot Y.C. Dave Perry Skipper, Mike Rehe Chris Museler

2002 - Pequot Y.C. David Dellenbaugh, Skipper Doug Clark, Ralf Steitz

2013 - Pequot Y.C. Dave Dellenbaugh, Skipper Rebecca Dellenbaugh, Janel Zarkowsky, Amanda Callahan

2015 - Pequot Y.C. Dave Perry, Skipper Doug Mclean, Steve Natvig, Jon Singsen, Chris Museler 2017 - Pequot Y.C. David Storrs, Skipper Hayden Goodrich, Laurie Jury, Sam Bell, Tom Powrie 2018 - New York Y.C. Pearson Potts, Skipper Bryce Kopp, Max Lopez, Robert Savoie

2019 - New York Y.C.

Pearson Potts, Skipper Lucas Adams, Tim Steners

SINGLEHANDED CHAMPIONSHIP HENRY H. ANDERSON TROPHY

Quarter finals for the U.S. Singlehanded Championship Open to men or women who are 16 by December 31 in the year of the competition and who are members of YRALIS, a YRALIS member club and US Sailing.

WINNERS 1977 Bruce McKeige, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1978 Bruce Paulsen, Douglaston Y.S. 1979 Chris Fowler, Sea Cliff Y.C. 1980 Jim Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1981 Dave Dellenbaugh, Pequot Y.C. 1982 John Fullerton, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1983 Pedro Lorson, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1984 Scott MacLeod, Noroton Y.C. 1985-88 Steve Kirkpatrick, Centerport Y.C. 1989 Steve Slagowitz, Knickerbocker Y.C. 1990 Peter Truslow, Cold Spring Harbor B.C. 1991 Tom Healey, USMMA 1992 Not held 1993 Jay Koch, USMMA 1994 Chad Wilson, USMMA 1995-96 Not Held

1997 1998 2000 2001-2 2004 2005-6 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015-16 2017 2018 2019

Tom Dailey, New York Y.C. No Winner Ryan Minth, YRALIS No Race Rick Dominique, USMMA Brian Simkins, Centerport Y.C. Fred Abels, Seawanaka Corinthian Y.C. Paul Craine, Cedar Point Y.C. Michael Scivan, Riverside Y.C. David Kubik, Riverside Y.C. Megan Marsh, Cedar Point Y.C. David Kubik, Riverside Y.C. Rick Dominique, USMMA Lawrence McGrath, Riverside Y.C. Jean Fillion, American Y.C. Lawrence McGrath, Riverside Y.C. Jean Fillion, American Y.C. Nicholas von der Wense

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LIS MEN'S FROSTBITE CHAMPIONSHIP WILLIAM DYER MEMORIAL TROPHY

Open to members of YRALIS who are also members of a YRALIS Frostbite Fleet.

WINNERS 1954 John S. Sutphen, Larchmont Y.C. 1955 Robert Monetti, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1956 Arthur Knapp, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. 1957 Alan P. Mooney, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1958 Anthony G. Zilucca, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1959 James B. Moore, Jr., Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1960 John S. Sutphen, Larchmont Y.C. 1961 Anthony G. Zilucca, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1962 Frank Gray, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1963 Richard Rose, Port Washington Y.C. 1964 Henry T. Hornidge, Jr., Mamaroneck Y.C. 1965 Edward Greenbert, Knickerbocker Y.C. 1966 Donald Broggini, Centerport Y.C. 1967 James B. Moore, Jr., Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1968 Cornelius Shields, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. 1969 Ted Toombs, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1970 John B. Ritchey, Norwalk Y.C. 1971 Henry T. Hornidge, Jr., Larchmont Y.C. 1972 Michael H. Calman, Mamoroneck FB Assn.

1973-74 David V. Smalley, Larchmont Y.C. 1975 Jonathan G. Ford, Riverside Y.C. 1976 Steve Benjamin, Port Washington Y.C. 1977-78 Paul Fendler, American Y.C. 1979 Neal Fowler, Port Washington Y.C. 1980 Paul Fendler, American Y.C. 1981 Brad Dellenbaugh, Pequot Y.C.

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1982 Charles Ulmer, Larchmont Y.C. 1983 Peter Smith, Larchmont Y.C. 1984 Hans Isbrandtsen, Indian Harbor Y.C. 1985 Douglas Wefer, Port Washington Y.C. 1986 Jonathan G. Ford, Riverside Y.C. 1987 Chris Johannessen, Cedar Point Y.C. 1988 Steve Moore, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1989 Douglas Wefer, Sea Cliff Y.C. 1990 Fred Treffeisen, Mamaroneck FB Assn.

1991 William H. Lynn, III, American Y.C. 1992-93 William H. Lynn, III, Larchmont Y.C. 1994 Fred Treffeisen, Mamaroneck FB Assn.

1995 Not held 1996 Jay Lurie, Larchmont Y.C. Frostbite Fleet 1997 Not held 1998 Brian Elliott, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2003 Rick Dominique, USMMA 2004 Harry Weyher, Cedar Point Y.C. 2005 Scott MacLeod, Noroton Y.C. 2006 Richard Cameron, Norwalk Y.C. 2007-8 Not Awarded 2009 Pedro Lorson, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 2010-13 Not Awarded 2014-15 Fotis Boliakis, Norwalk Y.C. 2016 Dave Dellenbaugh, Pequot Y.C. 2017 Not Awarded 2018 Ty Anderson, Riverside Y.C. 2019 Jack Parkin, Riverside Y.C.

LIS WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FROSTBITE CHAMPIONSHIP MERMAID TROPHY

Open to female members of YRALIS who are also members of a YRALIS Frostbite Fleet.

1970-1 Pamela Kellet, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1972 Mimi Neff, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1974 Mrs. Rudolph J. Schaefer, III, American Y.C. 1975 Kirsten Csenge, Larchmont Y.C. 1976 Mimi D. Neff, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 1977 Sally Sawyer, Riverside Y.C. 1978 Elaine Keene, Mamaroneck Frostbite Assoc.

1979 Courtenay Becker, American Y.C. 1980 Ann Lewis, Mamaroneck Frostbite Assoc.

1981 Courtenay Becker, American Y.C.

WINNERS

1982 Joyce Willard, Pequot Y.C. 1983 Courtenay Becker, American Y.C. 1984 Lorraine Kapilow, Greenhaven Y.C. 1985 Janet Forelli, Port Washington Y.C. 1986-87 Lorraine Kapilow, Mamaroneck Frostbite Assoc.

1988 Susan Miller, Manhasset Bay Y.C. 1989 Ginny Perry Worcester, Pequot Y.C. 1990 Wilma Lauricella, Pequot Y.C. 1991 Carisa Harris, Larchmont Y.C. 1992-93 Laura Heiss, American Y.C. 1994 Ginny Perry Worcester, Pequot Y.C. 1995 Not held

1996 Melissa Bontemps, Mamaroneck Frostbite Assoc.

1997 Not held 1998 Kim Stevens, Cedar Point Y.C. 2004 Anne Mooney, Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. 2005 Cat Chimney, Lloyd Harbor Y.C. 2006 Kim Albright 2007-13 Not Held 2014 Ellen Quinn, Riverside Y.C. 2015 Eva Burpee, Mamaroneck Frostbite Association 2016 Clemmie Everett, American Y.C. 2017 Not Awarded 2018-9 Ellen Quinn, Riverside Y.C.

GLENCAIRN TROPHY

INTERCLUB TEAM RACING To Promote team racing among YRALIS member clubs Rededicated in 1997 to promote interclub activity and rivalry among member clubs of the YRALIS.

1964 1965 1966 1967 1969 1970-71 1972 1973 1974 1976 1985 1986 1988 1991 1993 1995

WINNERS RUNNERS-UP

Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. American Y.C. American Y.C. American Y.C. American Y.C. American Y.C.

REDEDICATED 1997 1997 1998 1999 2000-1 2002-3 2004 2005 2006

New York Y.C. New York Y.C. No race Pequot Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Pequot Y.C. American Y.C. Larchmont Y.C.

vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs.

Manhasset Bay Y.C. Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. American Y.C. Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. American Y.C. Indian Harbor Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Seawanhaka Corinthian Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. New York Y.C. Manhasset Bay Y.C.

2007 2008-12 2013 2014 2015 2016-18 2019

Noroton Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. New York Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. New York Y.C. Larchmont Y.C. New York Y.C.

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COMMODORES’ CUP

FOR THE DRAKE H. SPARKMAN III MEMORIAL TROPHY

An annual race for duly elected and serving commodores, vice commodores or rear commodores of YRALIS member clubs. The entered yacht must be helmed by the participating commodore or flag officer and belong to a member of the participating club. The winning club to be sponsor of this event the following year.

WINNERS 1976 Indian Harbor YC, Gambler, Cmdr. James B.Grant 1977 American YC, Tatoosh, Cmdr. George M. Isdale, Jr. 1978-9 Beach Point YC, Congere, Cmdr. Bevin Koeppel 1980 Knickerbocker YC, Aries, Cmdr. Gerald Hewitt 1981 Knickerbocker YC, New Wave, Cmdr. Richard Sheinberg 1982 Not held 1983-4 Noroton YC, Lindy, Cmdr. David M. Sinclair 1985 American YC, Inside Edge, Cmdr. Kevin Keogh 1986 Larchmont YC, Freedom, Cmdr. John Schneider 1987 American YC, Diogenes, Cmdr. Malcolm Clarke 1988 American YC, Bootlegger, Cmdr. Malcolm Clarke 1989-90 Stamford YC, Blue Yankee, Cmdr. Robert C. Towse, Jr. 1991 USMMA, Leverage, Tom Healey 1992 Stamford YC, Silvergirl, Cmdr. F.P. “Skip” Raymond 1993 Stamford YC, Blue Yankee, Cmdr. Robert Towse 1994 Stamford YC, Midnight Sun, Cmdr. Robert D. Smith 1995 Noroton YC, Wonder, Cmdr. Peter Wilson 1996-7 Storm Trysail Club, Blue Yankee, Cmdr. Robert Towse 1998-9 Riverside YC, Ptarmigan, Cmdr. Eric Kreuter 2000 No Race 2001 Riverside YC, Harrier, Cmdr. Eric Kreuter 2002 Stamford YC, Carrera, Cmdr. Joseph Dockery 2003 No Race 2004 American YC, Patriot 2005-6 Larchmont YC, Bacchannal, Cmdr. Jan-Karl Smeets 2007 Larchmont YC, Bacchannal, Cmdr. Jan-Karl Smeets 2008 American YC, Wings, Cmdr. Michael Bruno 2009 Riverside YC, Cmdr. Spike Richey 2010 American YC, Cmdr. Drake Sparkman 2011 American YC, Cmdr. Duncan Hennes 2012 Riverside YC, Cmdr. Ty Anderson 2013-4 American Y.C., Cmdr. James Callahan 2015-8 American Y.C., Cmdr. Andrew Giglia 2019 Larchmont Y.C., Cmdr. Andrew Kaplan

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ONE DESIGN PERPETUAL TROPHIES RUSSELL J. NALL MEMORIAL TROPHY To the helmsman, over 18 years of age in a class with 5 or more qualifiers under YRA Class Championship Rules with the highest score after adding .005 times the difference between 10 and the number of boats qualifying in the Fleet. Only skippers of Fleets submitting standing based on the Cox-Sprague scoring system and requiring a minimum of 10 races are eligible.

All computations are without a throw out race.

WINNERS 1948 Jack Webb, Rogue - Lightning 1949 A. E. Luders, Jr., Surf - International 1950 W. J. Donovan, Fidget - ‘S’ 1951 S. H. Barnes, Jr., Barnstormer - ‘110’ 1952 Howard McMichael, Kangaroo - ‘210’ 1953 Warner M. Wilcox, Twister - ‘S’ 1954 Kurt Grandpierre, Pierette - L-16 1955 Henry C. Boschen, Sirius - ‘S’ 1956 Garrison R. Corwin, Harpoon - ‘210’ 1957-8 James M. Mertz, Allegra - ‘210’ 1959 John H. Judge, Celerity - ‘S’ 1960 James M. Mertz, Allegra - ‘210’ 1961 Betty Foulk, Firefly - L-16 1962 Edwin B. Dooley, Kandahar - ‘S’ 1963-5 James Guard, Invader - Rhodes 18 1966 Stephen W. Moore, Fireball - Lightning 1967 Ward Codet, Raider - Flying Dutchman 1968 James R. Crane, Cat - Lightning 1969 Robert L. Garland, Glance - Shields 1970 H. Franklin Bloomer, Jr., Mary - Flying Scot 1971 C. Raymond Westcott, Eaglet - Ensign 1972 Charles S. Rowe, III, Caithness - Flying Scot 1973 Fred M. Werblow, Checkmate - Rhodes 19 1974 E. J. B. Huntoon, Sheherazade - ‘210’ 1975 Wesby R. Parker, II, Kewaydin - Flying Scot 1976 Carl M. Freyer, Winsome Too - Flying Scot 1977 Sally Sawyer, Bagpipe - Flying Scot 1978 Wesby Parker, Kewaydin - Flying Scot 1979 Peter Orbanowski, Quest - Ensign 1980 Anthony Krug, Windhover - Flying Scot 1981 John Calimafde, Ya’S soo - Ensign 1982 James McCreary, Bleu Marine - Etchells 22 1983 Joachim Schulz-Heik, Lady K - Etchells 22 1984 David Beaney, American Beans - Flying Scot 1985 James B. Moore, Jr., Lure - Shields

1986 John Savage / Andy Kaplan, Ossified Etchells 22 1987 William Lynn, Heather - Etchells 22 1988 Mario Bonaparte, Patriot - Flying Scot

Eric Kreuter, Galleon Girl - J/24 1989 John Savage/Andy Kaplan, Ossified - Etchells 22 1990 Richard Fraser, Ostrich - Flying Scot 1991-2 Richard Ronan, Shannon - Shields 1993 Trevor Pardee, Coriolis - Shields 1994-5 Greg and Beth Danilek, Housemartin - Sonar 1996 Josh Goldman/Martin Waine, Tris - Flying Scot 1997 Thierry deLaVillehuchet, Lady K Claudina Shields 1998 deLaVillehuchet/Schulz-Heik, Lady K Claudina Shields 1999 Not awarded 2000 Greg and Beth Danilek, Housemartin - Sonar 2001-2 Richard Jordan/Jeff Shane, Sounder - Sonar 2003 Greg & Beth Danilek, Housemartin - Sonar 2004 Michael Carr, Cornelia - Shields 2005 Greg & Beth Danilek, Housemartin - Sonar 2006 Fred Werblow, Checkmate - Shields 2007-8 Com Crocker/Kurt Weisenfluh, Rascal - Shields 2009-11 Com Crocker/Dual Macintyre, Rascal - Shields 2012 Not awarded 2013-4 Com Crocker, Rascal - Shields 2015 Danny Pletsch/Cardwell Potts, Blackout Proposal - Viper 640 2016 Ted Ferrarone and Cardwell Potts, Viper 163 2017 Fred Werblow, Checkmate - Shields 2018 Jay Rhame and Peter Beardsley, Great Scott - Viper 640 2019 Ted Ferrarone and Cardwell Potts, Viper 640

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COW BAY PERPETUAL TROPHY PURPOSE To encourage competition within the YRA of LIS in the type of craft used in Pan American or Olympic games, or in classes recognized by ISAF. Conditions To be awarded to the helmsman who is a member of the YRA over 18 years of age in one of the above classes with five or more qualifiers under YRA Class Championship Rules and gains the highest score after adding .001 times the difference between five and the number of boats qualifying in the fleet.

WINNERS 1966 Stephen W. Moore, Fireball (Lightning) 1967 Ward Codet, Raider (Flying Dutchman) 1968 James R. Crane, Cat (Lightning) 1969-70 James and John Linville, Beast (Tempest) 1971 Elliot B. Oldak, Elusive (Soling) 1972 Joachim J. Schulz-Heik, Hoppe Quax (Soling) 1973 Elliot B. Oldak, Elusive (Soling) 1974 Edward J. Steadman, Jr., Panache (Flying Junior) 1975 Bruce S. Patterson, Brown Sugar (Flying Junior) 1976 Joachim Schulz-Heik, Lady K (Soling) 1977 Bruce S. Patterson, Brown Sugar (Flying Junior) 1978 David and Timmy Larr, Rapscallion (Etchells 22) 1979 Robert Kirtland, Enchanted (Etchells 22) 1980 Doug McKeige, Grinch (Etchells 22) 1981 Robert Kirtland, Enchanted (Etchells 22) 1982 James McCreary, Bleu Marine (Etchells 22) 1983 James B. Moore, Jr., Lure IIâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;(Etchells 22) 1984 David and Timmy Larr, Escalibore (Etchells 22) 1985 Joachim Schulz-Keik, Lady K (Etchells 22) 1986 John Savage/Andy Kaplan, Ossified (Etchells 22) 1987 William Lynn, Heather (Etchells 22) 1988 John Savage/Andy Kaplan, Ossified (Etchells 22) 1989-90 Eric Kreuter, Galleon Girl (J/24) 1991-93 Eric Kreuter, Wild Rover (Etchells 22)

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1994 Glenn Morrison, Circe (Etchells 22) 1995 Eric Kreuter, Wild Rover (Ethcells 22) 1996 Charles Baker, Elizabeth Feake (Etchells 22) 1997 Janet Turney, Ferocious (Etchells 22) 1999-00 Ty Anderson, Skye (Etchells 22) 2001-02 Don Dowd/Glenn Morrison, Mojo (Etchells 22) 2003 Keith Longson, Mojo, (Etchells) 2004-05 Jonathan Nye, Carina, (Etchells) 2006 Ty Anderson, Skye (Etchells 22) 2007 Ty Anderson, Skye (Etchells 22) 2008 David Smalley, Tithonus (Etchells 22) 2009 Jonathan Siener/Rick Dominique, Fine Line (Sonar) 2010 Gregory Danilek, Housemartin (Sonar) 2011 Gregory Danilek, Housemartin (Sonar) 2012 Sue Miller/John Browning, Ping (Sonar) 2013 David Smalley, Tithonus 2014 Com Crocker, Rascal 2015 Fred Werblow, Checkmate (Shields) 2016-17 Ted Ferrarone and Cardwell Potts (Viper 163) 2018 Jay Rhame/Peter Beardsley, Great Scott (Viper 640) 2019 Ted Ferrarone and Cardwell Potts (Viper 640)

SEASON TROPHIES FOR CRUISING YACHTS DE COURSEY FALES TROPHY Originally awarded to IOR yachts (1963-1993) Re-dedicated to IRC yachts (2009) A selective series of Distance and Overnight races open to Cruising/Racing yachts having a valid IRC certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details see the current “Racing Program.”)

1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968-9 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975-6 1977 1978-9 1980 1981 1982 1983

WINNERS

Good Time, Richard L. Wagner Lady Del, Edward du Moulin Thunderbird, T. Vincent Learson Thunderhead, Paul Hoffman We’re Here IV, Allan C. Watkins Thunderhead, Paul Hoffman Carina, Richard S. Nye Dynamite, Jack Hirsch La Forza Del Destino, Norman Raben Rogue, Edward Dole Thunderhead, Paul Hoffman Recluta, Walter E. Hanson Christopher Dragon, Stephen Weiss Stajon, Jack Schinto Celebration, Pat & Bruce Clark Infinity, John Thomson Bright Finish, Michael Levin Sweet Witch, Howard Trueger

1984-6 1987 1988-9 1990-2 1993 2009 2010

Breakaway, Randall Burwell Gem, William Ziegler Blue Yankee, Robert Towse Idler, George David Blue Yankee, Robert Towse Loki, David Rosow, Jr. Vamp, Leonard Sitar Partnership, David & Maryellen Tortorello 2011 Bombardino, James Sykes 2012 Shooting Star, Steve Cain 2013 Vamp, Leonard Sitar 2014 Bombardino, James and Macrae Sykes 2015 Christopher Dragon, Linda and Andrew Weiss 2016 Warrior Won, Christopher Sheehan 2017 Christopher Dragon, Linda and Andrew Weiss 2018 Spookie, Heidi and Steve Benjamin 2019 In Theory, Peter McWhinnie

WINDIGO TROPHY For PHRF yachts A selective series of Distance, and Overnight races open to Cruising/Racing yachts having a valid YRALIS PHRF rating certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current Racing Program.")

WINNERS 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994-7 1998

Rampant, George M. Isdale Kim, William Walker Jonrob, John Storck Rampage, Randolph Richmond Jingo, Joseph S. Daring, Jr. Aurelia, Anthony Esposito Top Secret, Ron Weinmann Aurora, J. Arvid Klein Huff N Puff, Thomas Huff Falstaff, Charles Hinnant Rogue, Edward Dole Morning Glory, Carl Olsson Rosie, Garrison Corwin, Jr. Charlotte, Robert Cosel, Jr. R-Wave, Ira Futterman Dawn Star, USMMA Sirena, Steven Loeb Lora Ann, Richard du Moulin

1999 Crazy Horse, Ronald Weiss 2000 Moondance, Donald Opatrny 2001 Kiki, Albert Leon 2002 Moondance, Cliff Crowley 2003 Vamp, Leonard Sitar 2004 Rogue, Ed Dole 2005 Jalacor, Rick Radigan 2006 Crazy Horse, Ronald Weiss 2007 Vamp, Leonard Sitar 2008 Soulmate, Joseph Healey 2009 Shooting Star, Stephen Cain 2010 Soulmate, Joseph Healey 2011-14 Shooting Star, Stephen Cain 2015 That’s Ridiculous, Francis Nilsen 2016 Avanti, Jeremi Jablonski 2017 Desperado, Leo Vasiliev and Webb Institute team 2018 Charlotte, Richard West 2019 Fireball, Bill and Jackie Baxter

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SAGOLA TROPHY For PHRF yachts

A selective series of Distance, and Overnight races open to Cruising/Racing yachts having a valid YRALIS PHRF rating certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

WINNERS 1984 1986-88 1989-91 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996-98 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Aurelia, Anthony Esposito Windswept II, Robert Ames Vertago, Wayne Beardsley Free Fall, Carol & Bill McFaul China Doll, Sidney Kiwitt Femme Fatale, Andrew Besheer Free Fall, Carol & Bill McFaul Green Hornet, John Lee X-Factor, Arsho Sarraf Rascal, William Jessup Navita, Tedmund Pryor Jonrob, John Storck Phoenix, Jerry Rockhill Courage, Edward Madara, III

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014-15 2016-17 2018 2019

Synergy, Henrik Pedersen Thula, Adrian Little Exuberance, Jeffrey Ohstrom Fin II, Thomas O'Connell Gadzooks, Geoffrey Beringer Fin II, Thomas O'Connell Thin Man, Todd Aven Kyrie, John Dimatteo Rita, Arthur Sa Young American, AYC Juniors Gemini, James Coffman Towhee, Pau Jennings Chicken Wing, Mike Chapell

GITANA TROPHY For PHRF yachts

A selective series of Day races open to Cruising/Racing yachts having a valid YRALIS PHRF rating certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

WINNERS 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992-93 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

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Golden Peace, Joel Holubar Kim, William Walker Tigger, Martin Waine Rampage, Randolph Richmond Merlin, Whitney Smith Harm’s Way, Whitney Smith Lickety Split, Kerry J. Malloy Huff N Puff, Thomas Huff Challenger, Maris Lidecis Devil’s Fiddle, William Lipkind Instigator, Craig Albrecht Rumble Fish, Michael Bistany Troubador, Morton Weintraub Pax, Robert Siegel Blew By You, Robert Monro Morning Glory, Carl Olsson Aualanche, Al & Craig Albrecht Vax, Robert Siegel Coyote, Bill Clemens

1999 2000 2001 2002-3 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013-15 2016 2017 2018 2019

Falcon, Mark Minkus Rogue, Ed Dole Falcon, Mark Minkus Quintessence, Roger Widmann Maxine, Bill Ketcham Relentless, Al Minella No Qualifying Vessels No Qualifying Vessels Vex, Douglas Vaughn Deviation, Iris Vogel Deviation, Iris Vogel Andiamo, Paul Strauch Afterglow, Bill and Lucy Walker Whirlwind, William Purdy Deviation, Iris Vogel Loki, David Rosow Soulmates, Adam Loory Tenacity, Sam Fuller

SAPPHO TROPHY for PHRF yachts

A selective series of Day races open to Cruising/ Racing yachts having a valid YRALIS PHRF rating certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

WINNERS 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992-95 1996

1997-98 1999 2000

Aurelia, Anthony Esposito Liquidity, Franklin Ornstein Free Fall, Wm, & Carol McFaul Lounge Lizard, Peter Johnson Windswept II, Robert Ames Kiki, Albert Leon Rascal, Alan Townsley Presto, Edward Spencer Hustler, Tony & John Esposito TIE - Windswept II, Robert Ames Hustler, Tony & John Esposito Hustler, Tony & John Esposito Soulmates, Adam Loory Hustler, Tony & John Esposito

2001 2002 2003 2004-5 2006 2007-10 2011 2012 2013 2014-15 2016 2017 2018-9

Savage, Alan Townsley Hilaria, David Florence Chaika, Richard Coaar Gumption3, Kevin Grainge Hustler, Anthony Esposito Hustler, John/Anthony Esposito Maudelayne, Frederick H. Heerde Hustler, John Esposito Hustler, John/Anthony Esposito Smokin J’, Tom and Julie Sinatra Maudelayne, Frederick Heerde Thin Man, Todd Aven loulou, Paul Beaudin

COMPETITORS’ TROPHY for PHRF yachts

A selective series of Day races open to Cruising/Racing yachts having a valid YRALIS PHRF certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

WINNERS 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002-5 2006 2007

everland Express, N Charles Malloy Gard-a-Tack, Richard Daufman Neverland Express, Charles Malloy Insatiable, Donald Reeser Mon Amour, Wally Hughes Sonshine, Mike Quaglio Chinook, Edward Austin The Real McCaw, Sidney Kiwitt Amethyst, Doug Davies Eclipse, Richard Guthrie Dreadlocks, Jeffrey Hammer

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013-14 2015 2016 2017-18 2019

Loki III, Richard Correll Renegade, Midn. Logan Koltermann Hound Dog, Christian Uecker Renegade, USMMA Loki III, Richard Correll Double Vision, Phil Walters and Glenn Suss Loki 3, Richard Correll Upsetter, Jason Viseltear Blur, Phil Waters and Glenn Suss Thin Man, Todd Aven

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KINGS POINT TROPHY

For non-spinnaker racing A selective series of races open to non-spinnaker entries having a valid YRALIS PHRF rating certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

WINNERS 1990 1991 1992 1993

Rascal, Chris Schneider Tiger, Donald King Atalanta, Mary Betts Remembrance, Joseph & Mary Benkel 1994 Snow Goose, Arthur Karpf 1995 Rascal, Chris Schneider 1996 TIE - Rascal, Chris Schneider

Snow Goose, Simon Sanders 1997-98 Rascal, Chris Schneider 1999 Arcadia, Quentin Thomas 2000-2 Arcadia, Quentin Thomas

2003-5 2006 2007 2008 2009-12 2013-17 2018-9

Snow Goose, Simon Sanders Snow Goose, Simon Sanders Snow Goose, Simon/David Sanders Snow Goose, Simon/David Sanders Snow Goose, Arthur Karpf Rascal, Chris Schneider Snow Goose, Thomas Delaney

ALLEGRA KNAPP MERTZ TROPHY For non-spinnaker racing

A selective series of races open to non-spinnaker entries having a valid YRALIS PHRF rating certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

WINNERS 1990 1991-92 1993 1994 1995-96 1997 1998 1999 2000-1 2002 2003-6

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Way To Go, David Raskin Fantasea, Michael Torre Glory, Mary Dominque Focus, Philip Walters Glory, Mary Dominque Bouliner, Roy Cook, Jr. Fearless Frog, Charles O’Connor On The Mark II, Marc Luxemburg Blue Bayou, Alan Orr No Winner On The Mark II, Marc Luxemburg

2007 2008 2009-10 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016-17 2018 2019

No Qualifying Vessels On the Mark II, Marc Luxemburg Jumping Jack Flash, Jack Posner On the Mark II, Marc Luxemburg Breeze Pleeze, Daniel Corcoran Jumping Jack Flash, Jack Posner Impulse, Leonard Dilorio Jumping Jack Flash, Jack Posner Foolish Pleasure, John Ekberg Annandale, Peter Trunfio Foolish Pleasure, John Ekberg

CAPER TROPHY

Originally awarded to IMS yachts (1988-2003) Re-dedicated to IRC yachts (2005) A selective series of Day races open to Cruising/Racing yachts having a valid IRC certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Racing Program.”)

1988 1989 1990 1991-94 1995 1996 1997 1998-99 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Toscana, Eric Swenson Elixir, David Noyes Caliente, Charles Weiss War Stories, Robert Bayer Blue Yankee, Robert Towse Wonder, Stephen VanDyck Idler, George David Sirena, Steven Loeb Idler, George David Sirena, Steven Loeb-IMS 40 Harrier, Stephen Munger-Big Sirena, Steven Loeb-IMS 40 More War Stories, Robert Bayer No Winner Bombardino, James Sykes Devocean, Stephen Devoe, III

WINNERS

2007 Christopher Dragon, Andrew Weiss 2008 Bachanal, Jan-Karl Smeets 2009-10 Siren Song, Thomas Carroll 2011 Not Awarded 2012 Georgetown, George Marks 2013 Spookie, Steve and Heidi Benjamin 2014 Christopher Dragon, Andrew and Linda Weiss 2015 Avalanche, Craig Albrecht 2016 Quintessence, Roger Widmann 2017 Not Awarded Rededicated in 2019 to PHRF Boats 2018 Quintessence, Roger Widmann 2019 Fireball, Bill and Jackie Baxter

HENRY ABBOTT HI-Q II MEMORIAL TROPHY A selective series of races around Stratford Shoal open to Cruising/Racing yachts racing in spinnaker divisions having a valid YRALIS or IRC certificate. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affiliated with US Sailing. (For details, see current “Handicap Racing Program.)

1996 TIE aka Boss Lady, Chris Graber

Glory, Mary Dominique

Green Hornet, John Lee 1997 Hi-Q-II, Henry Abbott 1999 Rascal, Chris Schneider 2001 Kiki, Albert Leon 2002 Jonrob, John Storck 2003 Phoenix, Jerry Rockhill 2004 Crazy Horse, Ron Weiss 2005 Rocket Science, Rick Orricchio 2006 Crazy Horse, Ron Weiss

WINNERS

2007 2008-9 2010 2011 2012-4 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Vamp, Leonard Sitar Soulmate, Joseph Healey Arbella, James Shaughnessy Magic, Kenneth Laudon Shooting Star, Steve Cain Soulmates, Adam Loory Sans Souci, Wim Jessup Attractive Nuisance, Jonathan Nye Chicken Wing, Mike Chapell (four-way tie) Scylla, Markus Lahrkamp; Lucida, Barry Purcell; Dauntless, Arthur Hanlon; Chicken Wing, Mike Chapell

STRATFORD SHOAL TROPHY FOR NON-SPINNAKER RACING 1997-8 1999 2000-1 2002-5 2006 2007 2008-10 2011 2012

On The Mark II, Marc Luxemburg Arcadia, Quentin Thomas Blue Bayou, Alan Orr On The Mark II, Marc Luxemburg The Real McCaw, Sidney Kiwitt Rascal, Christopher Schneider On The Mark II, Marc Luxemburg The Real Macaw, Sid Kiwitt Kekoa, Luke Wakeman

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Breakaway, Richard Palmer On The Mark II, Marc Luxemburg Jumping Jack Flash, Jack Posner Kekoa, Luke Wakeman Celebration, Sea Scout Ship 6 Kekoa, Luke Wakeman Tonic, Steve Luken

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THE EDWARD DU MOULIN CUP, for Double-Handed Distance Racing A selective series of distance races open to cruising/racing yachts racing in spinnaker divisions, having a valid YRALIS or IRC certificate, and sailed by a Double-Handed Crew. Yachts (except those of foreign registry) must be enrolled in YRALIS or another YRA affliated with US Sailing.

(For details, see current “Handicap Racing Program.”)

2013 2014 2015 2016

WINNERS

Paladin, Jason Richter Mireille, Hewitt Gaynor Weegie, Richard Fleischman Pegasus, Hartmut Ludwig and Max, Moritz Hilf

2017 2018 2019

Alibi, Gardner Grant Max, Moritz Hilf Eclipse, Mark Berkowitz

KNICKERBOCKER CUP, Match Racing Regatta Founded by Arthur Knapp and Edward du Moulin

An annual regatta to promote match racing in big boats using the Congressional Cup format.

WINNERS 1982 Edward Hall, Noroton Yacht Club 1983 Chris Pollack, Cedar Point Yacht Club 1984 Richard du Moulin, Knickerbocker Yacht Club 1985 David Dellenbaugh, Pequot Yacht Club 1986 Edward C. Hall, Noroton Yacht Club 1987 William H. Lynn, III, American Yacht Club 1988 Dave Perry, Pequot Yacht Club 1989 William H. Lynn, III, American Yacht Club 1990 Larry Klein, San Diego Yacht Club 1991 Paul Cayard, Compagnia Della Vela 1992 David Perry, Pequot Yacht Club 1993-4 Ed Baird, St. Petersburg Yacht Club 1995 Roy Heiner, The Netherlands 1996 Russell Coutts, New Zealand

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003-4 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014-5

Terry Hutchinson, Annapolis, MD Peter Gilmour, Australia Tomislav Vasic, Croatia Ed Baird, St. Petersburg Yacht Club Peter Gilmour, Australia No Race Terry McLaughlin, Canada Mark Campbell-James, Great Britain Martin Angsell, Sweden Chris Van Tol, Bayview Yacht Club Takumi Nakamura, Albatross Team Reuben Corbett, New Zealand Phil Robertson, New Zealand Laurie Jury, New Zealand Will Tiller, New Zealand Nicolai Sehosted, Denmark Eric Monnin, Switzerland

YRALIS YOUTH CHALLENGE CUP To be eligible for the YRA Youth Challenge Cup, a yacht must participate in at least three qualifying events. At least one third of the crew shall be between 14 and 24 years old in a given calendar year.A participating yacht should fly code flag “Juliet” on its backstay and add the initials “YC” after the yacht’s name on the entry form.

Owners must declare the total number of crew and number of crew between 14 and 24 years old on the event entry or by emailing the organizing authority prior to the start of the event. Details on scoring and a list of all qualifying events can be found in the YRA LIS Racing Program or on the YRA website www.yralis.org.

2015-6 2017 2018-9

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WINNERS

Deviation, Iris Vogel and Crew American, Young American Sailing Team Desperado, Webb Institute

YRALIS SPECIAL AWARDS ARTHUR P. DAVIS, BEACH POINT Y.C. TROPHY For yachting achievement on Long Island Sound by a member club.

WINNERS 1955 American Yacht Club 1956 Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club 1957 American Yacht Club 1958-59 Larchmont Yacht Club 1960 Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club 1961 Sea Cliff Yacht Club 1962 Riverside Yacht Club 1963 Huntington Yacht Club 1964 Noroton Yacht Club 1965 Knickerbocker, Manhasset Bay, Port Washington YCs 1966 Black Rock Yacht Club 1968 American Yacht Club 1969 Sea Cliff Yacht Club 1970 Cedar Point Yacht Club 1971 Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 1972 Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club 1973 Storm Trysail Club 1974 New York Yacht Club 1975 Larchmont Yacht Club 1976 American Yacht Club 1977 Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 1978 Larchmont Yacht Club 1979 Storm Trysail Club 1980 Pequot Yacht Club 1981 Cedar Point Yacht Club 1982 Indian Harbor Yacht Club 1983 Larchmont Yacht Club 1984 Noroton Yacht Club 1985 Indian Harbor Yacht Club 1986 American Yacht Club 1987 Manhaset Bay Yacht Club 1988 Knickerbocker Yacht Club 1989 Frostbite Yacht Club, Larchmont Station 1990 Stamford Yacht Club 1991 City Island, Harlem, Morris & Stuyvesant Yacht Club

1992 Larchmont Yacht Club 1993 Indian Harbor Yacht Club 1994 Noroton Yacht Club 1995 Indian Harbor & Riverside Yacht Clubs 1996 Cedar Point Yacht Club 1997 Pequot Yacht Club 1998 Cedar Point Yacht Club 1999 Not Awarded 2000 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 2001 Storm Trysail Club 2002 New York Yacht Club 2003 Indian Harbor & Riverside Yacht Clubs 2004 Storm Trysail Club 2005 American & Larchmont Yacht Clubs 2006 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 2007 Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 2008 American Yacht Club 2009 Cedar Point Yacht Club 2010 Indian Harbor Yacht Club 2011 Stamford Yacht Club 2012 Riverside Yacht Club 2013 Storm Trysail Club 2014 Larchmont Yacht Club 2015 Indian Harbor Yacht Club 2016 American Yacht Club 2017 Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club 2018 Centerport Yacht Club 2019 Seawanhaka Corinthian & Oakcliff Yacht Club

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DAVID PRYOR SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY Originally awarded to the yacht with the best performance in the YRA One Design Championships (for the years 1988-90). The David Pryor Trophy was rededicated in 1991 to honor outstanding sportsmanship. The recipient will be selected by the YRALIS Executive Committee from nominees submitted to it. The recipientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name will be sent to US Sailing as a nomination for its sportsmanship award.

1988 1989 1990

WINNERS

John Savage/Andy Kaplan, Ossifield, Etchells 22 Ralph Whipple, Tantara, Shields John Hardy, Hawk, Shields

REDEDICATED - 1991

1991 Richard Ronan 1992 William Donovan (Awarded posthumously) 1994 Beth Danilek 1995 June and Bob Kendrick 1996 Mary VonConta 1997 E. Hewitt Gaynor 1998 Werner Valeur-Jensen 1999 Not awarded 2000 David Noyes 2001 Allegra Mertz Torrey 2004 Richard du Moulin

Adam Loory

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Adam Loory Robert E. Michler, M.D. Todd Aven Crews of Vision and Serenity Gino Bottino Ove Haxthausen Siobhan Reilly and Buttons Padin William Baxter Sr. Wendy Walasek and Vincent Nanni Christian Uecker Nick Martin Not awarded

US SAILING VAN ALLEN CLARK, JR. TROPHY Awarded annually since 1986 to the American sailor who best exemplifies the ideals and traditions of good sportsmanship. YRALIS is proud to list here its winners of this prestigious honor.

1991

Richard Ronan

U.S. SAILING GAY LYNN TROPHY 2018

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Bill Sandberg, Siobhan Reilly, Edward Padin

ROGER H. SHOPE TROPHY

Presented in memory of Roger Shope, to be awarded to an individual for excellence in Race Management.

1998 Laurence Ehrhardt, American YC 1999 Stanley Bell, Larchmont YC 2000 Bruce Cook, Seawanhaka Corinthian YC 2001 John Storck, Jr., Lloyd Harbor YC 2002 Leigh Sterflinger, Lloyd Harbor YC William Kirkpatrick, Centerport YC 2003 Susan Miller, Manhasset Bay YC 2004 John Schultz 2005 Eric Robbins, Cedar Point YC 2006 Todd Field, Sagamore YC 2007 Cynthia Parthemos, Larchmont YC 2008 Raymond Redniss, Stamford YC

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

John "Tinker" Myles, New York YC William Kirkpatrick, Centerport YC Bernard Dorogusker, Cedar Point YC Dawn Riley Effie Marie Smith Sharon Bernd Charles R. Ulmer Christopher Schneider David Seabrook William Simon Not awarded

NED ANDERSON ACHIEVEMENT AWARD For outstanding service by an individual to yacht racing on Long Island Sound.

WINNERS 1961 Briggs Cunningham 1962 Cornelius Shields 1963 Arthur Knapp, Jr. 1964 Clifton A. Hipkins 1965 Allegra K. Mertz 1966 Everett B. Morris 1967 Henry H. Anderson, Jr. 1968 Donald B. King 1969 D. Verner Smythe 1970 George R. Hinman 1971 Alexander P. Gest 1972 James M. Mertz 1973 William S. Cox 1974 James B. Moore, Jr. 1975 Hamilton G. Ford 1976 William A. Jackson 1977 Harman Hawkins 1978 Jonathan Ayers 1979 James B. Grant 1980 E. Wesley Oliver, Jr. 1981 Cornelius Shields (Awarded posthumously) 1982 David M. Sinclair 1983 Elizabeth W. Foulk 1984 Kevin Keogh 1985 James A. McCurdy 1986 A. Stuart Powell, Jr. 1987 David Pryor 1988 C. Stanley Ogilvy 1989 David Perry 1990 George R. Hinman, Jr. 1991 Mary M. Savage

1992 Charles R. Ulmer 1993 Roger Shope 1994 Owen C. Torrey, Jr. 1995 William H. Foster, III 1996 Robert W. Dixon 1997 Ian A. McCurdy 1998 James Bishop, Sr. 1999 Peter Lorson 2000 June D. Kendrick 2001 Joseph Burbeck 2002 Bruce A. Cook 2003 Richard du Moulin 2004 Walton Alder 2005 H. L. Devore 2006 Edward du Moulin (Awarded posthumously) 2007 Sally Finkbeiner 2008 Eric Wallischeck 2009 John M. Mendez 2010 Carl A. Olsson, M.D. 2011 Robert and June Kendrick 2012 George Samalot 2013 Lincoln Schoenberger 2014 Timothea Larr 2015 Bernard Armstrong 2016 James Bishop 2017 Diane McKeever 2018 Charles Powers 2019 Hiro Nakajima

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YRA OF LIS MEMBER CLUBS AMERICAN YACHT CLUB 499 Stuyvesant Avenue, Rye, NY 10580 www.americanyc.org jmeagher@americanyc.org | 914-967-4800 BEACH POINT YACHT CLUB 900Rushmore Ave, Mammaroneck, NY 10543 www.beachpointclub.org bpmarina@beachpointclub.org | 914-698-1600 BELLE HAVEN CLUB 100 Harbor Drive, Greenwich, CT 06830 www.bellehavenclub.com frontdesk@bellehavenclub.com | 203-861-5353 BLACK ROCK YACHT CLUB 80 Grovers Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06005 www.blackrockyc.org yachting@blackrockyc.org | 203-335-0587 BREAKWATER IRREGULARS 106 Stamford Avenue, Stamford, CT 06902 www.breakwaters.org commodore@breakwaters.org CAN ONE EVENING RACE ASSOCIATION PO Box 406, New Rochelle, NY 10802 www.canone.org adam@uksailmakers.com | 718-885-2028 CEDAR POINT YACHT CLUB 1 Bluff Point, Westport, CT 06880 www.cedarpointyc.org cpyctrey@optonline.net | 203-226-7411 CENTERPORT YACHT CLUB 33 Beach Plumb Drive, Centerport, NY 11721 www.centerport-yc.org clubmgr@centerport-yc.org | 631-261-5440 CITY ISLAND YACHT CLUB 63 Pilot Street, Bronx, NY 10464 11721 www.cityislandyc.org cluboffice@cityislandyc.org | 718-885-2487 COLD SPRING HARBOR BEACH CLUB 101 Shore Road, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 www.cshbc.com gberinger@janney.com | 631-692-6540 THE CORINTHIANS 1201 N. Orange Street, Suite 7312, Wilmington, DE www.thecorinthians.org clubmgr@thecorinthians.org | 302-295-0059 DOUGLASTON CLUB 600 West Drive, Douglas Manor, NY 11363 www.douglaston.net gm@douglastonclub.com | 718-229-3900

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FAYERWEATHER YACHT CLUB 51 Brewster Street, Bridgeport, CT 06605 www.fayerweatheryachtclub.com fayerweatheryachtclub@yahoo.com | 203-576-6796 GLEN COVE YACHT CLUB PO Box 211, Glen Cove, NY 11542 www.glencoveyachtclub.org gcyc1960@yahoo.com | 516-676-9450 GREENHAVEN YACHT CLUB 79 Greenhaven Road, Rye, NY 10580 sites.google.com/site/greenhavenyachtclub/ GreenhavenRye@gmail.com HALLOWEEN YACHT CLUB 10 SeaView Avenue, Stamford, CT 06902 www.hyc.net info@hyc.net | 203-348-5510 HARLEM YACHT CLUB 417 Hunter Avenue, City Island, NY 10464 www.hyc.org race@hyc.org | 718-885-3078 HEMPSTEAD HARBOUR CLUB PO Box 192, Glen Cove, NY 11542 www.hempsteadharbourclub.com cercole@yahoo.com | 516-671-0600 HORSESHOE HARBOR YACHT CLUB 65 Park Avenue, Larchmont, NY 10538 www.horseshoeharboryachtclub.org info@horseshoeharbor.com | 914-834-9418 HOUSATONIC BOAT CLUB 51 Shore Road, Stratford, CT 06615 www.housatonicboatclub.com Britthughes2@icloud.com | 203-377-9195 HUDSON RIVER YACHT RACING ASSOCIATION 22 Rocky Lane, Garrison Lane, NY 10524 www.hryra.org asax123@yahoo.com | eric.baumes@gmail.com HUGUENOT YACHT CLUB Harbor Lane West, New Rochelle, NY 10805 www.huguenotyc.com huguenotyacht@gmail.com | 914-636-6300 HUNTINGTON YACHT CLUB 95 East Shore Road, Huntington, NY 11743 www.huntingtonyachtclub.com officemgr@huntingtonyachtclub.com | 631-427-4949

INDIAN HARBOR YACHT CLUB 710 SteamBoat Road, Greenwich, CT 06830 www.indianharboryc.com frontdesk@indianharboryc.com | 203-869-2484

NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB YACHT CLUB 31 Shore RoadTravers Island, Pelham Manor , NY 10803 www.nyac.org timothyk@nyac.org | 914-738-2700 x1262

J-105 FLEET 6 Att: Richie Palmer 724 South Columbus Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10550 www.fleet6.j105.org | j105loulou@gmail.com

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB 37 West 44th Street, New York,NY 10036 www.nyyc.org sailingoffice@nyyc.org | 212-382-1000

JSA OF LIS 1 Woodbine Avenue, Larchmont, NY 10538 www.jsalis.org info@jsalis.org | 914-834-4202 LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB 1 Woodbine Avenue, Larchmont, NY 10538 www.larchmontyc.org racecommittee@larchmontyc.org | 914-834-2440 LLOYD HARBOR YACHT CLUB PO Box 60, Huntington, NY 11743 www.lhyc.org fleetcapt@lhyc.org MAMARONECK FROSTBITE ASSOCIATION c/o Beachpoint YC, 900 Rushmore Avenue Mamaroneck, NY 10543 www.mamaroneckfrostbite.org info@mamaroneckfrostbite.org MANHASSET BAY YACHT CLUB 455 Main Street, Port Washinton, NY 11050 www.manhassetbayyc.org regatta@manhassetbayyc.org | 516-767-2150 MARITIME COLLEGE SAILING SQUADRON SUNY Maritime, 6 Penny Field Ave, Bronx, NY 10465 www.sunymaritime.edu rcrafa@sunymaritime.edu | 718-409-7210 MASTHEAD COVE YACHT CLUB 23 Vondran Street, Huntington Station, NY 11746 www.mastheadcoveyc.org | racing@mastheadcoveyc.org MINUTEMAN YACHT CLUB PO Box 587, Westport, CT 06881 www.minutemanyc.com | info@minutemanyc.com MIRAMAR YACHT CLUB 3050 Emmons Avenue, Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, NY 11235 www.miramaryc.com sail@miramaryc.com | 718-769-3548 MOUNT SINAI SAILING ASSOCIATION PO Box 291, Mt Sinai, NY 11766 www.mssa.org | commodore@mssa.org

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB RACING ASSOCIATION 5 Halidon Avenue, Newport RI 02840 www.nyyc.org sailingoffice@nyyc.org | 401-845-9633 NOROTON YACHT CLUB 23 Baywater Drive, Darien CT 06820 www.norotonyc.org generalmanager@norotonyc.org | 203-655-7686 NORTH SHORE YACHT CLUB 73 Orchard Beach Road, Port Washington, NY 11050 www.nsyc.net raceentries@nsyc.net | 516-883-9823 NORTHPORT YACHT CLUB 11 Bluff Point Road, Northport, NY 11768 www.northportyachtclub.com manager@northportyachtclub.com | 631-261-7633 NORWALK YACHT CLUB 10 Nathan Hale Road, South Norwalk, CT 06854 www.norwalkyc.com norwalkyc@gmail.com | 203-866-0941 OAK CLIFF SAILING CENTER 4 South Street, Oyster Bay, NY 11771 www.oakcliffsailing.org race@oakcliffsailing.org | 516-802-3272 OLD GREENWICH YACHT CLUB POBox 162, Old Greenwich, CT 06870 www.ogyc.org info@ogyc.org | 203-637-3074 ORIENTA YACHT CLUB PO Box 242, Mamaroneck, NY 10543 www.orientayc.com | 914-698-9858 PEQUOT YACHT CLUB 669 Harbor Road, Southport CT 06490 www.pequotyc.com mgr@pequotyc.com | 203-255-5740 PORT WASHINGTON YACHT CLUB 1 Yacht Club Drive www.pwyc.com info@pwyc.com | 516-767-1614

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RIVERSIDE YACHT CLUB 102 Club Road, Riverside CT 06878 www.riversideyc.org garybashley@riversideyc.org | 203-637-1706

SPRITE ISLAND YACHT CLUB PO Box 1048, East Norwalk, CT 06855 www.spriteisland.com kogradysiyc@gmail.com | 203-295-8466

ROTON POINT YC 15 Pine Point Road, Rowayton, CT 06853 www.rotonpoint.org office@rotonpoint.org | 203-838-1606

STAMFORD SAIL & POWER SQUADRON 22 Van Rensselaer Ave, Stamford, CT 06902 www.usps.org/lacalusps/stamford

SAGAMORE YACHT CLUB Head of Bay Avenue, Oyster Bay NY 11771 www.sagamoreyc.com sycoffice@sagamoreyc.com | 516-922-0555

STAMFORD YACHT CLUB 97 Ocean Drive, Stamford, CT 06902 www.stamfordyc.com rc@stamfordyc.com | 203-323-3161

SAUGATUCK HARBOR YACHT CLUB Great Marsh Road, Westport, CT 06880 www.saugatuckharboryc.com clubmanager@saugatuckharboryc.com | 203-227-3607

STORM TRYSAIL CLUB c/o Larchmont YC, 1 Woodbine Avenue Larchmont, NY 10538 www.stormtrysail.org execdirector@stormtrysail.org | 914-834-8857

SEA CLIFF YACHT CLUB 42 The Boulevard, Sea Cliff, NY 11579 www.seacliffyc.org office@seacliffyc.org | 516-671-7374

STUYVESANT YACHT CLUB 10 Centre Street, City Island, NY 10464 www.stuyvesantyc.org bobberent@gmail.com | 718-885-1023

SEAWANHAKA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB 314 Yacht Club Road, Oyster Bay, NY 11771 www.seawanhaka.org ccosgrove@seawanhaka.org | 516-922-6200

UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY 300 Steamboat Road, Yocum Sailing Center Kings Point NY 11024 www.usmma.edu/admin/admin/waterfront.shtml DominiqueR@USMMA.EDU

SHELDRAKE YACHT CLUB PO Box 173 Mamaroneck, NY 10543 www.sheldrakeyc.org contact@sheldrakeyc.org | 1-800-634-0169 SHORE & COUNTRY CLUB 220 Gregory Blvd, Norwalk, CT 06855 www.shoreandcountryclub.com gm@shoreandcountryclub.com | 203-838-7507

UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY 655 Pitcher Road, West Point, NY 10996 www.usma.edu lee.harwell@usma.edu | 845-938-7004 SEASCOUT SHIP 6 POBox 148, Norwalk,CT 06856 www.Norwalkship6.org

YRA OF LIS CHAMPIONSHIP FLEETS ETCHELLS FLEET #1 Mid Sound INTERNATIONAL ONE DESIGN Mid Sound Mid Sound HERRESHOFF S CLASS Cow Bay MANHASSET BAY ONE DESIGN SHIELDS Mid Sound SONAR FLEET #1 Noroton SONAR FLEET #11 Cow Bay SONAR FLEET #24 Oyster Bay/Cold Spring Harbor VIPERS Mid Sound

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BY-LAWS OF YRALIS ADOPTED APRIL 15, 1895 AMENDED TO APRIL 2020

NAME 1. The name of the corporation is the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound, Inc. (the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Associationâ&#x20AC;?).

OBJECTIVES 2. The purposes of the Association are: (a) To encourage and promote yachting activities among the members of the Association and all other yachting organizations throughout the country. (b) To formulate regulations for the conducting of YRA Championship events and the conducting of competitions among the members and member clubs; (c) To cooperate with other organizations in the establishment of measurement and handicap rules; (d) To foster informative programs for the benefit of members and the improvement of yacht racing; and (e) To exercise advisory jurisdiction over activities carried on by the member clubs of the Association and to enforce the by-laws and rules of the Association upon all member clubs and individual members which or who are subject to its jurisdiction.

Anything herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding, the purposes of the Association shall not include engaging in propaganda or otherwise attempting to influence legislation; nor shall they include the advancement of any of its objects by engaging in propaganda or otherwise attempting to influence legislation; nor shall the Association make any grant or payment for such purpose.

MEMBERSHIP AND DUES 3. ( a) Organization Members. Except for commercial operations, all yacht clubs and yachting associations having stations or holding races on Long Island Sound, and the waters tributary or adjacent thereto, including the waters of New York Harbor between the George Washington and Verrazano Bridges eastward down the Sound to and including the Housatonic River and Mount Sinai Harbor, shall be eligible for active membership in the Association. Annual dues for all such clubs and associations shall be at the rate prescribed by the Board of the Association. (b) Individual Members (see membership form). Upon payment of dues prescribed by the Board, an individual may become a member in the following classes:

i. Handicap Racing Member, as owner, co-owner, charter, or co-charterer of a handicap racing boat;

ii. One-Design Racing Member, as owner, co-owner, charterer, or co-charterer of a One-Design racing boat;

iii. Special Contributing Member, as an individual who wishes to promote and encourage the sport of yacht racing by becoming a member of one of the special classes as may from time to time be prescribed by the Board; All memberships shall be for the calendar year. Membership in any class may be suspended or terminated by the Board for non-payment of dues or otherwise at its discretion.

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BY-LAWS of YRALIS (continued)

DELEGATES 4. Each Club or other yachting association that is a member of the Association in good standing shall be entitled to appoint from its membership one Delegate to the Association and an alternate for such Delegate.

All Delegates and alternates shall be members of the Association and of a member club of the Association.

Whenever possible, Delegates or their alternates should attend the Annual and Spring meetings of the Association to represent the interests of their clubs.

A spring meeting of the delegates will be held on dates to be determined.

JURISDICTION 5. The powers of the Association shall be advisory, and no Club shall be bound by the action of the Association until it has ratified such action, except in the settlement of questions and disputes relating to racing referred to the Association for decision.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 6. The governing body of the Association shall be a Board of Directors of the Association comprised of Officers and Directors, each entitled to one vote at Board meetings.

The Officers of the Board shall consist of a President, two Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, and a Treasurer. Officers shall be elected for a term of one year and shall constitute the Executive Committee of the Board. No officer, other than the Secretary and the Treasurer, may serve in the same office for more than three consecutive years.

In addition, there will be six Directors who shall be elected in three classes of two Directors each. One such class shall be elected each year and the members of such class shall serve for a term of three years or until the election of their successors. The Officers and Directors shall be elected at the Annual meeting of the Association. In addition to the elected members of the Board, the immediate past President, if available, shall automatically become an advisory member of the Board. All members of the Board shall be members in good standing of the Association. Six members shall constitute a quorum.

DUTIES OF OFFICERS 7. The President shall preside at all meetings and shall be ex officio Chairman of the Board.

The Vice-Presidents shall in order of seniority, as specified by the Executive Committee, assist the President in the discharge of his duties and preside in his absence.

The Secretary shall keep a full and complete record of the proceeding of all meetings and shall preserve all documents, reports and communications connected with the business of the Association, send out all notices, compile records of Championships, and perform such other duties as usually pertain to the office.

The Treasurer shall collect and receive all moneys, keep a correct account there-of and deposit same in the name of the Association in such bank as may be approved by the Board. At the annual meeting, the Treasurer shall submit a full report in writing of the financial condition of the Association, which shall previously have been approved by the Board.

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The Board shall have general management of affairs of the Association, may admit yacht clubs, other sailing organizations, and individuals to membership, and shall, in its discretion, drop any club or organization which, in its opinion, no longer furthers the objectives of this Association to encourage and promote yacht racing on Long Island Sound. It shall appoint special officers and committees, determine and settle all questions and disputes relating to yacht racing which may be referred to the Association for decision, and take such steps as it may consider necessary and expedient to carry into effect the objects of the Association.

Not more than two representatives of any one club shall be eligible for election to any office or the Board. This article shall not exclude independent nominations made in any other way.

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR The Executive Administrator shall act as general assistant to the officers of the Association and in particular to the Secretary in the discharge of the duties required of the latter. The Executive Administrator shall compile and maintain the annual Year Book, and maintain membership records and the mailing list. The Executive Administrator shall receive a salary to be fixed by the Executive Committee.

COMMITTEES 8. The President shall appoint the following Committees: Appeals; Racing Programs; PHRF; Technical, Governance, Safety, One-Design Scheduling and Coordinating for Mid-Sound, Connecticut Area, Cow Bay, Oyster Bay and Eastchester Bay; Frostbite Dinghy Championships; YRA Championships (quarterfinals for Nationals) for Men, Women, Single-handed, Match Racing and Team Racing; and such other committees as the Executive Committee approves.

All committees report to the President and the members of committees shall serve thereon at the pleasure of the President and such appointments shall expire at the end of the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s term. The duties of committees shall be as specified by the Executive Committee. Decisions of the Committees affecting the membership shall be ratified by the Executive Committee before becoming effective.

All committee members shall be Association members in good standing and shall be members of clubs or other organizations belonging to the Association.

MEETINGS 9. The Annual Meeting shall be held between mid-October and December and a spring meeting shall be held between March 1 and mid-April of each year at such places and on such dates as the Executive Committee determines. The Executive Committee may call special meetings of the Association whenever they consider it necessary and shall do so upon the written request of at least seven Delegates of a member of the Association in good standing.

NOTICES 10. A written notice of every Association meeting shall be emailed to each individual member, to each Delegate, and to the Secretary of each organization member at least ten days prior to such meeting. Notices of special meetings shall state in detail the subjects proposed to be acted upon, and at such meeting no other matter shall be acted upon.

The notice of the Annual Meeting shall contain the report of the Nominating Committee. Notices of all meetings shall include a proxy form.

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QUORUM 11. At meetings of the Association, the President shall determine whether the number of members present and the number of proxies filed are sufficiently representative to constitute a quorum.

VOTING 12. All members present at a meeting of the Association may vote on motions. Voting by proxy shall be allowed using the form, or copy of the form, distributed with the notice of the meeting. The form must be completed, signed, and filed with the Secretary at or before the meeting.

ELECTIONS 13. At the Spring meeting in each year a Nominating Committee of five shall be elected, none of whom shall be a member of the Board and no two of whom shall be representatives of the same club, provided, however, that to the extent practical a majority of the members shall have served in the preceding year, but in no event shall any member serve in excess of five consecutive years.

This Committee shall nominate one candidate for each office to be balloted for at the Annual Meeting and shall notify the Secretary of their selection in sufficient time to permit compliance with the requirements for notice to the membership in these By-Laws.

Vacancies occurring in any office or committee shall be filled by appointment by the Executive Committee until the next meeting of the Association.

AMENDMENTS 14. These rules may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the members present in person or by proxy at any meeting at which a quorum is present, provided that notice in writing of such amendment has been given at least ten days previous to the meeting.

Proposed amendments must be in writing, signed by two Delegates and sent to the Secretary in sufficient time to be included in the call for the meeting at which they are to be acted upon; provided, however, that the Board may initiate and approve any proposed amendment for submission to a meeting of the members.

The rules of this Association cannot be suspended under any circumstances.

PROCEDURES FOR APPEALS & REQUESTS Appendix R to the US Sailing version of PROCEDURES FOR APPEALS AND REQUESTS The Racing Rules of Sailing sets forth the procedures for filing appeals, for submitting requests for confirmation or correction of decisions, and for submitting requests for interpretation of the rules.

See rules 70 & 71 as well.

Note that there is a time limit for filing appeals and for filing requests for confirmation and correction: see R2.1 [a] and R2.3.

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OFFICERS CHAIRMAN 1895-98

Oliver E. Cromwell

1899-02

Charles T. Pierce

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club

PRESIDENT 1903-04

T.H. MacDonald

Bridgeport Yacht Club

1905-06

Oliver E. Cromwell

1907-09

W. Butler Duncan, Jr.

1910-15

Stuyvesant Wainwright

1916-20

James W. Alker

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1921-23

George Nichols

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1924-26

Clifford D. Mallory

1927-30

W.A.W. Stewart

1931-33

Philip R. Mallory

1934-36

Van Santvoord Merle-Smith

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1937-39

Clinton H. Crane

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1940-41

Walter H. Wheeler, Jr.

1942-44

Arthur W. Page

1945-47

Robert W. Fraser

1948

Russell J. Nall

1949-51

George R. Hinman

1952-54

James M. Trenary

Riverside Yacht Club

1955

C. Ely Rogers

Larchmont Yact Club

1956-58

W. Mahlon Dickerson

1959-61

Clifton A. Hipkins

1962-63

Harry L. Powell

1964-66

Henry H. Anderson, Jr.

1967-69

D. Verner Smythe

1970-72

James M. Mertz

American Yacht Club

1973-75

Hamilton G. Ford

Riverside Yacht Club

1976-77

Harman Hawkins

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1978-79

James B. Grant

1980-82

E. Wesley Oliver, Jr.

New York Yacht Club

1983-84

Kevin Keogh

American Yacht Club

1985-86

A. Stuart Powell, Jr.

1987-88

George R. Hinman

1989-91

Mary M. Savage

1992-94

Owen C. Torrey, Jr.

1995-96

Roger H. Shope

1997-98

William H. Foster

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club American Yacht Club

Indian Harbor Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club American Yacht Club

Stamford Yacht Club Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Black Rock Yacht Club

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

Rocky Point Club American Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club American Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Stamford Yacht Club

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OFFICERS 1999-01

Eric Y. Wallischeck

2002-03

Robert Counihan

2004-06

James Farrell

2007-09

Robert Kendrick

2010-12

Bernard Armstrong

2013-15

Charles Powers

2016-18

Stephen Cain

2019-

Cynthia Parthemos

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Sprite Island Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club

Huguenot Yacht Club/Storm Trysail Club Larchmont Yacht Club

VICE-PRESIDENT

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1915-21

Frank Bowne Jones

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

1922-24

Charles A. Marsland

New Rochelle Yacht Club

1925-26

C. Sherman Hoyt

Larchmont Yacht Club

1927-30

Henry L. Maxwell

Larchmont Yacht Club

1931-33

Robert N. Bavier

Larchmont Yacht Club

1934-37

Innis Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke

1938-39

Robert N. Bavier

1940-41

Arthur W. Page

1942

Egbert Moxham

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1943-44

John B. Shethar

American Yacht Club

1945-47

Joseph F. Watkins

1948

George R. Hinman

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1949-51

James M. Trenary

Riverside Yacht Club

1952-54

C. Ely Rogers

1955

W. Mahlon Dickerson

1956-58

Clifton A. Hipkins

Riverside Yacht Club

1959

Robert N. Bavier

Noroton Yacht Club

1960-61

Harry L. Powell

1961-62

William E. John, Jr.

1963

Henry H. Anderson, Jr.

1964-66

D. Verner Smythe

1967-69

James M. Mertz

American Yacht Club

1970

Cecil W. Moore

Centerport Yacht Club

1970-72

Hamilton G. Ford

Riverside Yacht Club

1973-75

Harman Hawkins

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1977-78

James B. Grant

1976-79

E. Wesley Oliver, Jr.

1978-81

Mimi D. Neff

1980-81

Robert B. Polhemus

1982

Kevin Keogh

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club Cold Spring Harbor Beach Club

Pequot Yacht Club

Larchmont Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Black Rock Yacht Club

Indian Harbor Yacht Club New York Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Noroton Yacht Club American Yacht Club

1983-84

A. Stuart Powell, Jr.

Rocky Point Club

1983-85

James A. McCurdy

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1985-86

George R. Hinman

American Yacht Club

1986-88

Mary M. Savage

1987-88

Patricia Clark

Cedar Point Yacht Club

1989-90

Peter Godfrey

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

1989-91

Owen C. Torrey, Jr.

1991-93

Roger H. Shope

1992-96

William H. Foster

1997

Ian McCurdy

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1998-99

Jeffrey Merz

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

2000

Laurence Ehrhardt

1997-98

Eric Wallischeck

1999-01

Robert Counihan

2001-03

James Farrell

Riverside Yacht Club

2002-04

Walton Alder

Riverside Yacht Club

2004-05

Drake Sparkman

American Yacht Club

2006-08

Jonathan Nye

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

2006

Robert Kendrick

Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club

2007

Ty Anderson

Riverside Yacht Club

2007

Meg Dempsey

Stamford Yacht Club

2008

Richard Lyall

2009

Bernard Armstrong

Riverside Yacht Club

2009-12

Kevin Dailey

New York Yacht Club

2010-12

Mark Parry

New York Yacht Club

2011-13

Dana Schnipper

Seacliff Yacht Club

2011-13

Charles Powers

Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club

2013-15

Stephen Cain

Huguenot Yacht Club

2014-15

Ken Hall

Riverside Yacht Club

2016-18

Cynthia Parthemos

2016-18

Arthur Buhr III

2019-

Effie Marie Smith

2019-

Rich Rubel

Larchmont Yacht Club

American Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Stamford Yacht Club

American Yacht Club U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Sprite Island Yacht Club

Cedar Point Yacht Club

Larchmont Yacht Club Port Washington Yacht Club Seacliff Yacht Club Centerport Yacht Club

TREASURER 1903-06

E.M. MacLellan

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1907-12

Victor I. Cumnock

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1913

George E. Rossevelt

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1914

Eugene S. Willard

Hempstead Harbor Yacht Club

1915-21

Henry A. Jackson

New York Athletic Club

113

OFFICERS Treasurer continued

1922-24

Donald H. Cowl

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1925-30

Philip R. Mallory

1931-33

Edmund Lang

1934-46

Cornelius Shields

Larchmont Yacht Club

1947-48

Clinton M. Bell

Larchmont Yacht Club

1949-51

C. Ely Rogers

Larchmont Yacht Club

1952-54

W. Mahlon Dickerson

1955-56

J. Burr Jenkins

1957-62

Daniel D. Strohmeier

1963

Hamilton Ford

Riverside Yacht Club

1964-66

William F. Culman

Riverside Yacht Club

1967-68

J. Joseph Casey

Port Washington Yacht Club

1969-70

Duane E. Watts

Stamford Yacht Club

1970-73

William D. Shay, Jr.

1974

David K. Elwell

1975-76

Charles E. Benisch, Jr.

1977-96

Carl E. Buhr

New York Yacht Club

1997-04

Malcolm D. Clarke, Jr.

American Yacht Club

2005-07

George Parthemos

2008

Merl Baker

2009-12

Leigh Sterflinger

Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club

2012-15

Edward Yocum II

Larchmont Yacht Club

2016

Jeffrey Hammer

2016-

Frederick Heerde

American Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Huguenot Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club

Indian Harbor Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

Larchmont Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club

Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club

SECRETARY

114

1895-97

Frank Bowne Jones

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

1898-09

Charles P. Tower

New Rochelle Yacht Club

1910-15

James W. Alker

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1916-19

Edwin H. Tucker

1920-21

C.A. Marsland

1922

James D. Sparkman

Larchmont Yacht Club

1923-24

C. Sherman Hoyt

Larchmont Yacht Club

1926

Robert B. Meyer

Manhasset Bay Yacht Club

1927-30

Carroll B. Alker

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1931-32

John B. Shethar

American Yacht Club

1933-35

Briggs S. Cunningham

1936

Edward A. Hodge

Harlem Yacht Club New Rochelle Yacht Club

Pequot Yacht Club American Yacht Club

1937

Kingsley Kunhardt

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

1938-39

Walter H. Wheeler, Jr.

Stamford Yacht Club

1940-41

Frederick H. Hibberd

American Yacht Club

1942-44

Joseph F. Watkins

1945-47

Russell J. Nall

1948-51

W. Mahlon Dickerson

1952-58

Robert N. Bavier, Jr.

Noroton Yacht Club

1959-60

Julian K. Roosevelt

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1961

William E. John, Jr.

Larchmont Yacht Club

1962

Henry H. Anderson, Jr.

1963

D. Verner Smythe

Black Rock Yacht Club

1964-67

Henry C. Boschen

Larchmont Yacht Club

1968-72

James B. Grant

1973-74

William P. Kellett

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

1975-80

Hoke S. Simpson

Larchmont Yacht Club

1981-87

Frederick M. Werblow

Larchmont Yacht Club

1988-91

Richard T. duMoulin

Larchmont Yacht Club

1992-96

June D. Kendrick

1997-00

Susan R. Miller

2001-04

Ellen Sykes

2005-08

Eric Wallischeck

USMMA

2009-11

Brenda Lewis

YRALIS

2011-12

Mark Parry

2013-14

Leonard Sitar

2014-

Park Benjamin III

Pequot Yacht Club Riverside Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

Indian Harbor Yacht Club

Lloyd Harbor Yacht Club Manhasset Bay Yacht Club American Yacht Club

NYYC American Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR 1948-60

Edmund G. Anderson

Larchmont Yacht Club

1961-64

Tom L. Fitzsimons

Larchmont Yacht Club

1965-76

Henry H. Anderson, Jr.

1977-2006

Sally Finkbiener

YRALIS

2007-2018

Andrea Watson

YRALIS

2019-

Adrianne De Polo Becker

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club

YRALIS, American Yacht Club

photo: Rolex/Carlo Borlenghi

Copyright 2019, Rick Bannerot, Ontheflyphoto.net

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