Tantivy, in Division 2, took first
place with an incredible eight points, including four first and two second place finishes over the two days. Veloce came in second with 25 points with Dos closely following in third, with 27. The J/105s, in Division 3, were led
by Jubilee in first with Jaded just three points behind in second and Allegro Vivace in third. Moving to the smaller boats on
the south course in Division 4, Pteron screamed ahead of the nine Melges 24’s to take first. In second and third were Junk Shot and Recidivist. Division 5 raced a total of nine
races over the two days. Tom Kerr’s J/33 Corvo was outstanding, taking four bullets, two seconds, a third and a fourth, earning her first with 15 points. Here and Now, Pat Denny’s J/29, came in second for the series. Third place went to Wings, the J/29 skippered by Jim Moynihan. Tom Kerr said his strategy for PSSR
was to get a good start and get out into clear air as soon as possible. Their plans changed quickly, however, when they blew the start in the first race and ended up way too deep. Tom says, “Thanks to very strong tactics on the part of Butch and Dan Weatbrook,
Pl Boat
Division 0 1 Wasabi 2 Flash
5 Strider
Division 1 1 Tachyon 2 Banshee
North Course Type
Kernan 44 OD 48
3 Freda Mae Corsair F31R 4 JAM
J-160
N/M 55 Farr 39
Melges 32 7 Eye Eye
Division 2 1 Tantivy 2 Veloce 3 DOS
4 Tahlequah 5 J-Tripper
CM 1D-35 J-90
J-109
Bene First 36.7 Sierra 26 J-35
6 What? A Tripp! Peterson 37 Morgan/Yob 7 Illusionist 8 UNO 9 Shada 10 Grace E
J-109 J-109
Sierra26 J-109 J-35
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11 Black Knight Bene 36.7 L Mackenzie Skene dnf Different Drummer Wauq40s Charles Hill
Skipper
Greg Slyngstad Steve Travis
Vincent Depillis John McPhail David Pickett
Shaun Breese Derek Campbell
3 Nefarious CM Farr 30 Daniel Randolph 4 Voodoo Child Farr 39
5 White Cloud Cookson 12m Johnson/Lynch 6 Shrek
Brian Duchin Paul Carter
8 Gardyloo Henderson 30 dnc Sachem Peterson 44
David Cohen Eric Nelson
William Buchan Stuart Ml Burnell
Carl Freund brad butler
Donald Leighton Dack / Nordquist
David MacLean Paul Faget
Jerry Woodfield Brian White
on, I got us to the line better each time. Overall, it was great crew work and great tactics.“ Corvo’s success is no surprise, the
crew has worked together for a long time to become a well oiled machine. Dan Weatbrook gave me some background. “The Corvo crew has roots that go back 18+ years to Tom’s first boat, the CS30 Corvus. Every year we have some folks come and some folks go, but the average tenure of the crew is usually in the 5-8 year range. Through the years we have managed to put together a crew that has an implicit level of trust and everyone knows what each other is going to do off and on the water. We often spend time together before races and on the weekends. We really are a big family, under the caring compasion of Tom Kerr.” In Division 6, a close set of nine
Division 3, J-105s “Allegro Vivace” and “Delirium” round the mark, taking 3rd and 4th respectively. Photo by Gary Stuntz.
they found wind outside away from shore that no one else saw, that gave us the advantage. That-a-way, Butch, you are a wind god! The second start was a little better and as the day went
Division 3 1 Jubilee 2 Jaded
J-105 J-105
3 Allegro Vivace J-105 4 Delirium 5 Pegasus 6 Usawi
7 Last Tango
Division 4 1 pTeron
J-105 J-105 J-105 J-105
2 Junk Shot Melges 24 3 Recidivist Melges 24 4 Trophy Wife Melges 24
Melges 24 Melges 24
Division 5 1 Corvo
5 Pegasus 9 Taj Majal
2 Here & Now J-29 3 Wings 4 SLICK
J-29
Olson 30 J-80
Melges 24 J-33 J-29
Erik Kristen
Gerald Hirschler Lorenzo Migliorini Jerry Diercks
Christopher Murray Robert Blaylock James Geros
South Course Melges 24
Daniel Kaseler Keith Hammer Michael Bond Glenn Klute
5 Clumsy Ninjas Melges 24 Jeremy Wallace 6 Distraction Melges 24 7 Rogue 8 Gravy
9 Wiggle Room Melges 24 dns Cool Beans Melges 24 dns CHAOS
tom greetham Alex Krawarik Abbey Norris Chris Johnson Gary Stuntz Peter Graves
Tom Kerr Pat Denny
Jim Moynihan Nelson & Mayfield
6 Kiwi Express Farr 1020 Reinhard Freywald 7 Izakaya 8 Idefix
Soverel 33 Johnson & Brooks Dash
Iain Christenson Adrian Johnson David Schutte
races ended with Blue Martini in first closely followed by More Cowbell in second by only one point. Third was Daniel Westra’s S2 7.9. Division 7, was handily won by
the venerable Invader with 13.5 points. Tuesday came in second with 22.5 and Return took third with 25 points.
by Peggy Johnson dns Gaucho Ross 930 dns Wood N Wind Perry 32
Division 6 1 Blue Martini Olson 911
Olson 911 J-30
S2 9.1 J-30
John Cahill Roy Dunbar
Laney Gale
2 More Cowbell! Moore 24 Kathryn Meyer 3 Daniel Westra S2 7.9 4 Kowloon 5 Rounder 6 Rubicon 7 Kaizen
Impulse 26
Division 7 1 Invader
8 Cookie Monster SC 27 Chuck Tidrington 9 Tenacious Pearson Flyer dns Outlaw
2 Tuesday Columbia 26 3 Return
Thunderbird San Juan 24
Martin Godsil Bill Stange
Mark Bradner
4 Grauer Geist San Juan 24 Kenneth Johnson 5 Man Transfer San Juan 24 Michael Irish 6 Snappytom San Juan 24
Pl Sail#
PSSR Small Boats: April 9-10 Boat
1 187352 2 182021 3 171059
4 136617 Fort of Solitude 5 165876 6 181183 7 182099 dns 185899 dns 170690 dns 184442
Willsie Chittick Streaker
Laser Blue 2
Slam Dunk
Gil Lund Skipper
Dan Falk
Jim Johnston Todd Willsie A Nelson
Taylor Chittick Miles McFall Jay Winberg Eric Becker Kurt Hoehne Jeff Tinker
Daniel Westra Ken Chin
Brian Gardner Marshel/Olson Bob Rinker
Ross Peterson Derek Storm
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