Frostbiting Results- and a look forward into spring sailing

Hello Laser Sailors!

So here they are- Last Sunday's results and the 2007 Laser Frostbite Series Final results!

Thanks again for everyone who participated. It was a great season!

The following people participated in 50% or more of the frostbiting days- and therefore qualified for the Frostbite Participation Prize!

Dave Schoene, Luke Shingledecker, Bryan Fishback, Morgan Wilson, Ted Morgan, Gavin O'Hare, Patrick Kana, Bob Tan, Chris Foscue, Brennen Drysdale, David Bonney, Paul Garn, Ben Fransen, Greg Herbert, Quinn Tobin, Tip Clifton, Greg Leonard, Leo Wilson, Russ Wesdyk, Dorian Haldeman, Matt Schoene, Steve Cofer, Buck Downes, Anne White

Upcoming Laser events at SSA-

1) Spring Series 1 - Sunday April 22 First warning at 11 a.m. Free to all SSA members

2) Laser District 11 Championships - May 5-6, NOR available at http://www.laserdistrict11.org/events/e220
There is a discount for early registration- deadline for early registration is April 30

Hope to see you all sailing soon!

-Dorian
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SSA/Laser fleet 10
SSA Laser frostbiting
March 25, 2007
SERIES SUMMARY
Pl Sail # Skipper 1 2 3 4 T
1 NGO Gavin O'Hare 2 3 4 2 11
2 170058 Bryan Fishback 3 2 2 5 12
3 133949 Peter Young 5 1 1 8 15
4 173711 Patrick Kana 6 7 3 4 20
5 177155 Tip Clifton 1 10 10 1 22
6 179506 Brian Hetherington 4 5 6 7 22
7 182827 Brennen Drysdale 8 6 7 12 33
8 173704 David Bonney 20\OCS 4 12 3 39
9 166892 Ben Fransen 15 12 8 6 41
10 165009 Paul Garn 13 8 13 10 44
11 168474 Dorian Haldeman 10 11 14 11 46
12 169781 Russ Wesdyk 11 14 11 16 52
13 184383 Chris Legg 20\DNC 20\DNC 5 9 54
14 180536 Steve Cofer 9 15 16 15 55
15 173641 Leo Wilson 16 13 15 14 58
16 7155X Gale Browning 20\DNC 20\DNC 9 13 62
17 181267 Eugenio Cingolani 14 9 20\DNC 20\DNC 63
18 168424 Bob Tan 7 20\DNC 20\DNC 20\DNC 67
19 168566 Quinn Tobin 12 20\DNC 20\DNC 20\DNC 72

25 Mar, '07, 18:07
St. Pete Scorer

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SSA/Laser fleet 10
SSA Laser frostbiting Series
November 2006- March 2007
SERIES SUMMARY
Pl Sail # Skipper Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 188095 Dave Schoene 11.4 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 2 (6) 2 2 (5) (71\DNC) 1.4\*1 1 1 (3) (3) 1 1 (71\DNC)
2 182860 Luke Shingledecker 20.6 1 (7) 4 (19) 6 (14) (71\DNC) (26) 1 (71\DNC) 2 (71\DNC) 1 2.6\*2 3 (71\DNC)
3 170058 Bryan Fishback 25 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 4 1 (71\DNC) 2 3 5 4 (71\DNC) 4 2
4 170797 Morgan Wilson 27.4 4 2 1 5 3 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 2 (71\DNC) (10) 7 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 3.4\*3 (71\DNC)
5 184550 Ted Morgan 29.7 2 (71\DNC) 3.7\*4 1 4 9 (71\DNC) 3 5 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 2 (71\DNC) (71\DNC)
6 NGO Gavin O'Hare 31 (71\DNC) 6 (71\DNC) 2 (71\DNC) 5 (71\DNC) (25) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 4 1 5 (71\DNC) 7 1
7 173711 Patrick Kana 31 (71\DNC) 4 3 (9) 5 1 2 6 (71\DNC) 6 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (13) (8) (71\DNC) 4
8 168424 Bob Tan 34.3 4.3\*5 5 6 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 4 (7) 7 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 2 4 2 (18)
9 181113 Chris Foscue 54.9 (14) (16) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (16) (10) 5 7 3 8 6 9 10 6.9\*6 (71\DNC)
10 182827 Brennen Drysdale 60 7 (13) 7 (27) 13 7 (18) (71\DNC) 3 7 (15) (71\DNC) (14) 9 (71\DNC) 7
11 173704 David Bonney 64 (71\DNC) (12) (11) (14) 7 6 (11) 11 2 8 11 (12) 11 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 8
12 165009 Paul Garn 66 11 (17) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (17) 11 (71\DNC) (17) (13) 5 5 13 (71\DNC) 6 5 10
13 166892 Ben Fransen 70.9 (12) (15) (13) (16) 8 (12) (13) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 8.9\*7 12 8 6 11 8 9
14 170799 Greg Herbert 74.3 8 (71\DNC) 12 8 (23) (71\DNC) 6 16 8 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 7 (71\DNC) 9.3\*8
15 168566 Quinn Tobin 81.1 (19) (18) (21) (24) (20) 10 12 (71\DNC) (14) 10.1\*9 10 10 8 12 9 (19)
16 177155 Tip Clifton 82.60001 10 11 10 7 19 10.3\*10 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 10.3\*11 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 5
17 168440 Greg Leonard 94.9 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (23) 14 13 11.9\*12 13 6 14 (71\DNC) 11 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 12 (71\DNC)
18 173641 Leo Wilson 106.3 (28) (19) (19) (22) (25) (19) (71\DNC) 14 11 12 17 14 (71\DNC) 13.3\*13 10 15
19 169781 Russ Wesdyk 106.3 (18) (23) (22) (29) (31) (22) 17 (20) 12 11 13.3\*14 16 (71\DNC) 14 11 12
20 168474 Dorian Haldeman 114.6 (27) (21) 16 (18) (22) (20) 15 15 14.3\*15 17 (71\DNC) 14.3\*16 12 (20) (71\DNC) 11
21 133949 Peter Young 135 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 8 8 (71\DNC) 9 14 9 (71\DNC) 13 71\DNC 3
22 R67 Matt Schoene 154.3 22 (71\DNC) 18 11 28 (71\DNC) 19 (71\DNC) 19.3\*17 (71\DNC) 18 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 19 (71\DNC) (71\DNC)
23 180536 Steve Cofer 160 (71\DNC) 27 25 (31) (30) 23 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 20\*18 20\*19 15 (71\DNC) 16 (71\DNC) 14
24 38699 Buck Downes 164.6 25 25 24 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (26) 20.6\*20 21 15 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 17 (71\DNC) 17 (71\DNC) (71\DNC)
25 175881 James Jacob 192 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 3 3 24 9 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 5 6 71\DNC
26 187874 James McKenna 197.7 20 24 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 25 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 10 13 (71\DNC) 24.7\*21 10 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC
27 186519 Fuller Moore 202.3 21 (71\DNC) 14 (71\DNC) 21 17 14 19 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 25.3\*22
28 162156 Anne White 205.4 (71\DNC) 30 (71\DNC) (34) 34 29 (71\DNC) 28 17 16 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 25.7\*23 (71\DNC) 25.7\*24 (71\DNC)
29 66133 Bill Ballough 225.1 26 22 28.1\*25 17 27 18 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 16 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC
30 4720 Kristoffer Stevens 288 24 28 23 35 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 21 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 15 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC
31 35313 Mike Waters 290 17 (71\DNC) 8 26 11 15 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
32 711 John Zseleczky 296 (71\DNC) 10 (71\DNC) 15 12 37\*26 9 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
33 181267 Eugenio Cingolani 306.3 6 38.3\*27 17 (71\DNC) 15 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 17
34 170 Brendan McAndrews 313 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 10 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 9 4 (71\DNC) 6 (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
35 179506 Brian Hetherington 324 16 (71\DNC) 5 13 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 6
36 187787 Colin Robertson 327 3 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 28 10 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 2 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
37 9818 Jason Werner 334 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 18 (71\DNC) 4 13 71\DNC 15 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
38 179226 Andrew Eyring 355 9 14 (71\DNC) 21 (71\DNC) 27 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
39 184472 Bo McClatchy 360 15 (71\DNC) 20 (71\DNC) 26 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 15 71\DNC 71\DNC
40 132996 Chris Ryan 361 (71\DNC) 20 (71\DNC) 20 (71\DNC) 21 16 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
41 182815 Eric Reinke 378 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 10 (71\DNC) 71\DNC 9 4 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
42 166043 Brendan Heussler 385 5 (71\DNC) 9 (71\DNC) 16 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
43 153006 Kim Couranz 389 13 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 12 9 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
44 175945 Cole Allsopp 390 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 25 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 7 3 71\DNC 71\DNC
45 177155X Gale Browning 407 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 18 71\DNC 18 71\DNC 16
46 NAV Andrew Vann 430 (71\DNC) 1 (71\DNC) 3 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
47 178575 Eric Dennis 435.4 (71\DNC) 8 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 18 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 54.4\*28 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
48 99 Tom Sitzmann 437 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 4 (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 7 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
49 1574 Keith Davids 439 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 1 12 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
50 155272 Lauren Schoene 443 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 33 35 (71\DNC) 20 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
51 52 Stergios Papadakis 452 23 3 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
52 182050 Alex Jacob 461 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 8 (71\DNC) 27 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
53 182801 RK Creighton 473 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 15 32 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
54 73621 George Dehney 474 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 26 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 22 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
55 129333 Chris Cather 475 (71\DNC) 26 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 23 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
56 169629 Michael Klybor 483 29 (71\DNC) 28 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
57 173196 Sean Smith 485 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 27 (71\DNC) 32 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
58 183892 Pauline Jerry 485 30 29 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
59 168418 Chip Swatta 489 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 30 33 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
60 155281 Randy Bruns 491 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 36 29 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
61 1 Jason Currie 498 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 1 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
62 179135 Alex Bertrand 501 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 4 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
63 NGG Grant Garcia 506 (71\DNC) 9 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
64 184383 Chris Legg 510 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 13
65 175776 Jerry X 513 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 16 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
66 168272 Jen Cook 514.3 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 64.3\*29 24 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
67 178603 Alaine Vincey 521 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 24 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
68 157851 Brett Miller 525 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 28 (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
69 183879 Karen Long 568T (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC
70 NYD Yvette Davids 568T (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) (71\DNC) 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC 71\DNC

*1 = DNC+RDG
*2 = DNC+RDG
*3 = DNC+RDG
*4 = DNC+RDG
*5 = DNC+RDG
*6 = DNC+RDG
*7 = DNC+RDG
*8 = DNC+RDG
*9 = DNC+RDG
*10 = DNC+RDG
*11 = DNC+RDG
*12 = DNC+RDG
*13 = DNC+RDG
*14 = DNC+RDG
*15 = DNC+RDG
*16 = DNC+RDG
*17 = DNC+RDG
*18 = DNC+RDG
*19 = DNC+RDG
*20 = DNC+RDG
*21 = DNC+RDG
*22 = DNC+RDG
*23 = DNC+RDG
*24 = DNC+RDG
*25 = DNC+RDG
*26 = DNC+RDG
*27 = DNC+RDG
*28 = DNC+RDG
*29 = DNC+RDG

25 Mar, '07, 18:17
St. Pete Scorer

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Laser for sale

Here's some info on a boat for sale.....

Laser purchased new from APS in April '05 for $5300. Sailed about ten times. Still in mint condition.
* Sail No: 182812
* Hull No: OQTI2812D505 (Blue)
* Complete APS line upgrade, wind indicator, bottom cover, blade bag
* No dolly.
* Will throw in the rest of the year's boat storage fee at SSA (a $150
value)
Price: $4000
Email is best way to communicate. Happy to show it at SSA any time.

Thanks!
Jim
email: jptoomey@yahoo.com

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Frostbiting wrap up- 3/25

Hello Laser Sailors,

So spring had arrived for our last day of the Frostbite series. In fact it almost felt like summer being inside a drysuit on a mild day with very light wind!

We had 4 races.. some very frustrating with the light and variable conditions. Gavin O'Hare won the day. His report is below. Unfortunately I do not have official results yet- my trusty scorer has left the country on a business trip. I will forward the final series results as soon as I get them. The final raffle prize went to Eugenio Cingolani - a blade bag provided by APS.

Thanks everyone for participating! If you made it to 8 or more frostbite days you qualify for this year's participation trophy- an etched pint glass for your favorite frosty beverage!
I will have them with me on openning day and our spring series day April 22- so come find me.

Don't forget to register for the District 11 Championships coming up May 5 and 6!!

NOR is available at http://www.laserdistrict11.org/events/e220

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Regatta Report 25 March - Last Frostbite
Breeze started nice then trickled to 0-3 knots and very shift from the N and NE.
Plan your start based on where you the next shift or puff is coming from.

I did not win any races, but narrowly won the day.
Secrets to success:
Heads up sailing. I was constantly looking for the next puff or shift and working to get there.
I also tried to keep the boat moving as fast as possible at all times.
I would keep the mainsheet eased until up to max speed then pull tighter to get more height, keeping the boat flat.

I really enjoyed sailing with the fleet.
Thanks for the competition.
Hope to see you on the water in the summer!
Best regards,

Gavin O'Hare

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Frostbiting wrap-up 3/18 - LAST FROSTBITE THIS SUNDAY!

Hello Laser Sailors!

It was another chilly and breezy day last Sunday. Eleven brave diehard Laser sailors braved the frigid temps and blustery wind. It was very exciting racing! Dave Schoene won the day. His report is below. I will have full results for you next week. Luke Shingledecker won the raffle prize, a Laser baseball hat provided by APS.

This Sunday is the last day of Frostbiting. You need to have competed 8 days out of the 16 day season to qualify for scoring. Everyone who has participated for 8 days receives a trophy and the trophies are in!!(etched pint glasses)... so if you qualify see me on Sunday after racing!

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Laser Frostbite Series this season. Now spring is here and we can think about warmer sailing!!!

Don't Forget ---- Laser District 11 Championships will be held at SSA May 5-6.

Also- below is a request for a Laser instructor for a camp on the Magothy this summer.

See you on Sunday!

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Another breezy day. Probably the windiest in terms of sustained velocity that we have sailed in quite a while. It was cold but, at least for me, I was so active in the boat that I didn't notice the chill. Over the last four to five weeks we have had good breeze and I think all participants have learned a lot and significantly improved their game.

The courses were not particularly long but it was shifty enough that lots of gains and losses could me made. After one windward-leeward course we sailed triangles for the rest of the day. There were some great rides on the second reach. In particular there was a blast that came through in one race that held for the entire leg. I was hiking off the aft deck as far back as I could and just hanging on. The forward two thirds of the boat must have been out of the water. Spray was everywhere. I have no idea how fast I was going but it must have been in the teens.

After the races I was asked about control line management. I dead end the vang, outhaul and cunningham to the handle on my centerboard. My handle consist of a piece of old mainsheet that is lead through a hole in the board and whipped together with twine to essentially form a post (approx 6") that sticks straight up. I believe all boards have a dimple molded in for the purpose of drilling through. The outhaul and cunningham are led through a small triangular hole formed between the top of the centerboard and the point where the whipping starts. This hole is small enough that a simple figure eight knot holds these two lines in place. For the vang I tie a loop on the free end and place it over the rope post. Luke stated that he ties all three to the front of the board where the shock cord attaches.

Before the start I preset the cunnigham and outhaul. Prior to my final approach to the line I tension the vang part way to facilitate easy tacking and gibing and make sure that the vang line is laying on the starboard deck. Ideally at about ten seconds before the start, the vang goes on the rest of the way. However, if I am fighting to maintain my line space, this does not always happen. But once started and the mainsheet is tensioned it is easy to reach for the vang and snug it up with a quick lean in from the hiking position. It is helpful during the course of the beat to get the vang line back on the starboard side so that it can be easily grabbed and eased during the final starboard approach to the weather mark. Prior to the leeward mark I put the vang line on the port side so that I can tighten it up after rounding and sheeting in the main.

Generally I rig the cunningham so that the single line that goes through the grommet comes up on the port side of the boom and ties to the purchase on the starboard side. With port roundings having the purchase on the starboard side seems to work best, especially in light air. We typically start the first downwind leg on starboard, so in light air when the cunningham needs a little assistance to loosen up it is easy to get to it. In heavy air I rig the whole assembly on the starboard side of the boom which allows me to get the cunningham on a little tighter. Hope this helps at least a few of you. Dave

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The Magothy River Sailing Association is looking for an instructor to
run a week long Laser racing clinic, either the week of June 18th or
June 29th. The clinic would run Monday through Friday, from a location
here on the Magothy River near Gibson Island.

If anyone knows of a Laser sailor that would be interested in coaching
some 12-15 year old sailors on their Laser racing skills, please email
or give me a call soonest possible. This is a paid position (!) and
does not require US Sailing credentials, they are looking for an
experienced Laser sailor to help jump start these juniors in the boat.

thanks in advance for your help!

Mike Schmidt

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District 11 Championships - May 5-6

Hello Laser sailors!

Spring is almost here:) What better way to start up the spring sailing season than a big regatta!

May 5-6 the District 11 Championships will be held at Severn Sailing Association in Annapolis. Two days of racing, dinner and refreshments on Saturday evening are included in the registration fee. The District 11 meeting will be held after dinner on Saturday. There is a discount for early registration- The deadline for early registration is April 30.

The NOR is available on the District 11 website- and is below.
http://www.laserdistrict11.org/events/e220

Local hotels are listed on the fleet 10 website.

http://www.laserfleet10.com/

There is no camping at the club. If anyone is interested in staying in local sailors homes please contact the regatta Housing Coordinator, Jen Cook - jcook32043@aol.com

Contact me if you have any questions.

-Dorian

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NOTICE OF RACE
2007 Laser District 11 Championship

1 RULES:
1.1 The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) and the International Laser Class Association (ILCA) rules.
1.2 The regatta is designated Category C in accordance with RRS Appendix 1, ISAF Regulation 20.
1.3 Appendix P (Immediate Penalties for Breaking Rule 42) will be in effect.

2 RISK
All competitors are ultimately responsible for the inherent risks associated with sailboat racing. It is the competitor's decision to enter the regatta and to start or continue any race. Each competitor will accept full responsibility for all his/her actions during any activity related to the event. This includes on-shore activities before, during, and after the regatta.

3 FLEET ELIGIBILITY
3.1 Both full rigs and radial rig Lasers may race in this event. If ten or more radials register, there will be a separate radial start.
3.2 All Competitors must be members of the North American Laser Class Association.

4 FEES
4.1 Required Fees
Checks should be made payable to "LASER FLEET 10". The entry fee is $55 USD. FOR ENTRIES RECEIVED BY MONDAY, APRIL 30, THE ENTRY FEE IS REDUCED TO $45 USD.
4.2 Credit cards will not be accepted for registration.
4.3 All payments must be in US dollars.
4.4 All early registrations must be received by Monday, April 30. Competitors may register early by completing the standard registration form and sending it with the appropriate fees to:
Laser Fleet 10, C/O Dorian Haldeman, 10 Ironstone Ct. Apt. F, Annapolis, MD 21403
You can follow this link to an entry form: http://www.severnsailing.org/racemanagement/entryform.pdf
4.5 Registration includes a commemorative prize while supplies last. These prizes will be awarded first to those who pre-register. Registration includes refreshments and dinner after Saturday racing.

5 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
5.1 Saturday, May 5
0830-0930 Registration
0930 Skippers Meeting
1100 First warning signal, races to follow
Refreshments after racing are included in registration fee.
Annual District 11 meeting will be held after dinner.
Sunday, May 6
1100 First warning signal, races to follow
Awards to follow ASAP after last race.
5.2 No race to shall start after 1500 on Sunday.
The sailing instructions will be available during on-site registration.

6 SCORING
6.1 The Low Point Scoring System, Appendix A2, shall apply except that a boat's score shall be the sum of her scores if less than five races are sailed. i.e one throwout after five races.
6.2 A minimum of one race must be completed to constitute a regatta.

7 AWARDS
Prizes will be awarded to:
Laser fleet: First through third place, first master and first woman.
Radial fleet: First through second place

8 FURTHER INFORMATION
For Regatta Information please contact:
Dorian Haldeman (Fleet Captain) phone (410) 703-3401 or email laser@severnsailing.org

For Housing information contact Jen Cook - jcook32043@aol.com

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Fleet 10 update

Hello SSA Fleet 10 members,

Just a few things...

1) I need a mark boat person for this Sunday March 18- if you have been out frostbiting and have not yet volunteered for a duty day I need you to step up!

2) Jen Cook has graciously volunteered to be the Housing coordinator for the District 11 Championships May 5-6.

If you have space in your homes for visiting sailors to sleep (guest rooms, futons, pull out sofas etc) please contact her with details. jcook32043@aol.com

She will be collecting names and contact info for people seeking housing so she can get them in contact with you.

Thanks,

-Dorian

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Frostbiting wrap-up 3/11 and more...

Hello Laser Sailors!

It was a beautiful sunny spring-like day on Sunday. Nice breeze, relatively flat water... a perfect day for Laser sailing!
We had a turn out of 20 boats for total of eight races on Sunday. Thanks to Luke and Susan Shingledecker for running the committee boat and to Leo Wilson for running the mark boat.

Dave Schoene won the day. His report and full results are below. Matt Schoene won the raffle prize, a Magic Marine tool bag provided by APS.

Only two more frostbiting days left!! See you next Sunday- that is if you are not participating in the Capital City Regatta.

WANTED: a Radial bottom section/sail - please forward information to Erika Seamon. eseamon@yahoo.com

-Dorian

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Today was the kind of day that reinforces why we race sailboats. Sunny, warm (at least for frostbiting), and a nice 12-14 kt NNW breeze. Some of the puffs were in the high teens but they didn't last too long. And oh yea, the racing was close and really fun!

The ICs were not out today and the course was a little longer than normal which was nice. We had a long starting line so there was plenty of room. Occasionally a right shift would come through favoring the windward end but for the most part the line was square. It was very easy to identify a starting line range using the houses lining Horn Point. I used a house with a green roof as a safe range that was very easy to pick out. This particular range was good for at least the last four races. Based on this range and boat positions around me , I believe that few of us were on the line when the gun started. My recollection is that there was only one individual recall the entire day.

I guess I'm not sure where the Severn River "officially" ends, and the Bay begins, but I always think of the river extending to the Spider buoy. So to me, our course was set up pretty much in the middle of the river with the leeward mark in the vicinity of the day marker. The wind direction was such that the centerline of the course was very near the 6 kt buoy line that approximates the outline of the shoal to the West and the deeper water in the channel to the East. With the predicted high tide at 1139 the ebb was in full force sometime between 1 and 3 pm. In hindsight (if only I could figure things out in real time) I believe the ebb current had a larger impact on tactics than most competitors, including me, accounted for. The current would also partially explain why we were late to the starting line.

The first couple of races were about boat speed as the wind was relatively stable in direction and velocity (and less current to deal with). About the third race it seemed to get shiftier and puffier and the current probably started running a little faster. Overall I tended to play the middle left most of the day. When I got beat up it seemed to be from boats on the left. There were good starboard angles but the left boats always seemed to come out OK (less current in the shoals?). The difference between the lulls and puffs were in excess on 5 kts so I quite frequently adjusted my control lines to change gears as the breeze increased or decreased.

I do know that downwind it paid to sail low. It seemed like there was more velocity, the waves were a little bigger and the current was probably stronger. When I sailed low I made gains, and when I didn't, those to the left of me gained. The separation wasn't that great (a couple of hundred feet at most) but the difference was noticeable. When sailing low, if all you did was to hold even with the boats to weather, at the end you could heat it up for the final approach to the mark which created the separation.

On the last leg it again paid to work the left side even though there were good starboard angles to be had on the right, which reinforces my belief that the current on the right side of the course centerline was different enough to impact speed made good to windward.

Lastly, it is great to see more people using Radial rigs. A well sailed Radial in breeze above 12 kts is very close in speed to a Full rig. Last week Bob Tan finished second overall using a Radial rig and today, Bo McClatchy won a race and finished second in another. I am a member of the Junior Program Board of Governors at SSA and one of my goals is to get more of our junior Laser sailors out for our regular season weekend events. Most of these kids will be sailing Radials. With a little bit of luck maybe we can generate a large enough group to warrant a separate start. So if you feel uncomfortable with a Full rig when it gets breezy, maybe it is worth trying out a Radial.

Dave

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SSA/Laser fleet 10
SSA Laser frostbiting
March 11, 2007
SERIES SUMMARY
Pl Sail # Skipper Tot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 188095 Dave Schoene 22 2 1 4 6 1 1 4 3
2 184550 Ted Morgan 38 3 3 3 2 3 4 6 14
3 175945 Cole Allsopp 45 21\DNC 2 8 3 4 3 3 1
4 168424 Bob Tan 49 1 15 2 4 9 5 5 8
5 175881 James Jacob 55 21\DNC 21\DNC 1 1 2 2 2 5
6 165009 Paul Garn 56 10 4 9 5 8 6 8 6
7 170799 Greg Herbert 71 9 6 6 11 6 14 9 10
8 173711 Patrick Kana 76 11 9 12 12 7 9 7 9
9 182827 Brennen Drysdale 77 4 21\DNC 7 7 14 10 10 4
10 181113 Chris Foscue 81 7 7 10 13 11 11 11 11
11 166892 Ben Fransen 86 8 11 5 14 10 18 13 7
12 168566 Quinn Tobin 89 6 8 14 10 13 12 14 12
13 133949 Peter Young 99 5 5 11 8 21\RAF 7 21\DNC 21\DNC
14 169781 Russ Wesdyk 99 13 12 13 9 12 15 12 13
15 184472 Bo McClatchy 100 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 5 8 1 2
16 180536 Steve Cofer 125 16 13 15 15 16 13 16 21\DNF
17 38699 Buck Downes 125 17 14 17 16 15 16 15 15
18 177155X Gale Browning 131 15 16 16 17 17 17 17 16
19 R67 Matt Schoene 150 14 10 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC
20 168474 Dorian Haldeman 159 12 21\DNF 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC 21\DNC

11 Mar, '07, 18:25
St. Pete Scorer
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SSA/Laser fleet 10
SSA Laser frostbiting Series
November 2006- March 2007
SERIES SUMMARY
Pl Sail # Skipper Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 188095 Dave Schoene 10.5 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2 (6) 2 2 (5) (70\DNC) 1.5\*1 1 1 (3) (3) 1
2 182860 Luke Shingledecker 17.5 1 (7) 4 (19) 6 (14) (70\DNC) (26) 1 (70\DNC) 2 (70\DNC) 1 2.5\*2
3 184550 Ted Morgan 19.8 2 (70\DNC) 2.8\*3 1 4 (9) (70\DNC) 3 5 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2
4 170797 Morgan Wilson 24 4 2 1 5 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2 (70\DNC) (10) 7 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
5 173711 Patrick Kana 27 (70\DNC) 4 3 (9) 5 1 2 6 (70\DNC) 6 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (13) (8)
6 168424 Bob Tan 32.7 4.7\*4 5 6 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 (7) 7 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2 4
7 NGO Gavin O'Hare 48 (70\DNC) 6 (70\DNC) 2 (70\DNC) 5 (70\DNC) 25 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 1 5 (70\DNC)
8 181113 Chris Foscue 48 (14) (16) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (16) (10) 5 7 3 8 6 9 10
9 182827 Brennen Drysdale 53 7 (13) 7 (27) 13 7 (18) (70\DNC) 3 7 (15) (70\DNC) (14) 9
10 173704 David Bonney 56 (70\DNC) (12) (11) (14) 7 6 (11) 11 2 8 11 (12) 11 (70\DNC)
11 165009 Paul Garn 64 11 (17) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (17) 11 (70\DNC) (17) 13 5 5 13 (70\DNC) 6
12 170799 Greg Herbert 65 8 (70\DNC) 12 8 (23) (70\DNC) 6 16 8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 7
13 166892 Ben Fransen 66.5 (12) (15) (13) (16) 8 12 (13) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 9.5\*5 12 8 6 11
14 168566 Quinn Tobin 72.3 (19) (18) (21) (24) (20) 10 12 (70\DNC) (14) 10.3\*6 10 10 8 12
15 177155 Tip Clifton 79.8 10 11 10 7 19 11.4\*7 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 11.4\*8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
16 168440 Greg Leonard 82.8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (23) 14 13 11.8\*9 13 6 14 (70\DNC) 11 (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
17 170058 Bryan Fishback 89 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 1 (70\DNC) 2 3 5 4 70\DNC
18 173641 Leo Wilson 101.5 (28) (19) (19) (22) (25) 19 (70\DNC) 14 11 12 17 14 (70\DNC) 14.5\*10
19 169781 Russ Wesdyk 102.7 18 (23) (22) (29) (31) (22) 17 (20) 12 11 14.7\*11 16 (70\DNC) 14
20 168474 Dorian Haldeman 105 (27) (21) 16 (18) (22) (20) 15 15 15\*12 17 (70\DNC) 15\*13 12 (20)
21 187874 James McKenna 119 20 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 25 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 10 13 (70\DNC) 17\*14 10 (70\DNC)
22 R67 Matt Schoene 124.8 22 (70\DNC) 18 11 (28) (70\DNC) 19 (70\DNC) 17.8\*15 (70\DNC) 18 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 19
23 133949 Peter Young 131 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 8 8 (70\DNC) 9 14 9 70\DNC 13
24 38699 Buck Downes 138.8 (25) 25 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (26) 19.8\*16 21 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 17 (70\DNC) 17
25 66133 Bill Ballough 147 26 22 21\*17 17 27 18 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
26 180536 Steve Cofer 148.4 (70\DNC) 27 25 (31) (30) 23 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 21.2\*18 21.2\*19 15 (70\DNC) 16
27 186519 Fuller Moore 176 21 (70\DNC) 14 (70\DNC) 21 17 14 19 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC
28 162156 Anne White 179.7 (70\DNC) 30 (70\DNC) (34) 34 29 (70\DNC) 28 17 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 25.7\*20 (70\DNC)
29 175881 James Jacob 184 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 3 3 24 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 5
30 4720 Kristoffer Stevens 216 24 28 23 35 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 21 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC
31 35313 Mike Waters 217 17 (70\DNC) 8 26 11 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC
32 711 John Zseleczky 217 (70\DNC) 10 (70\DNC) 15 12 31\*21 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC
33 170 Brendan McAndrews 239 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 10 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 9 4 (70\DNC) 6 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
34 187787 Colin Robertson 253 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 28 10 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 2 70\DNC 70\DNC
35 9818 Jason Werner 260 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 18 70\DNC 4 13 70\DNC 15 70\DNC
36 179226 Andrew Eyring 281 9 14 (70\DNC) 21 (70\DNC) 27 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
37 184472 Bo McClatchy 286 15 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) 26 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 15
38 132996 Chris Ryan 287 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) 21 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
39 181267 Eugenio Cingolani 289.3 6 41.3\*22 17 (70\DNC) 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
40 182815 Eric Reinke 303 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 10 70\DNC 70\DNC 9 4 70\DNC 70\DNC
41 166043 Brendan Heussler 310 5 (70\DNC) 9 (70\DNC) 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
42 179506 Brian Hetherington 314 16 (70\DNC) 5 13 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
43 153006 Kim Couranz 314 13 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 12 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
44 175945 Cole Allsopp 315 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 25 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 7 3
45 NAV Andrew Vann 354 (70\DNC) 1 (70\DNC) 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
46 178575 Eric Dennis 357 (70\DNC) 8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 18 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 51\*23 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
47 99 Tom Sitzmann 361 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 7 70\DNC 70\DNC
48 1574 Keith Davids 363 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 1 12 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
49 155272 Lauren Schoene 368 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 33 35 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
50 52 Stergios Papadakis 376 23 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
51 182050 Alex Jacob 385 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 8 (70\DNC) 27 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
52 177155X Gale Browning 386 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 18 70\DNC 18
53 182801 RK Creighton 397 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 15 32 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
54 73621 George Dehney 398 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 26 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 22 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
55 129333 Chris Cather 399 (70\DNC) 26 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 23 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
56 169629 Michael Klybor 407 29 (70\DNC) 28 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
57 173196 Sean Smith 409 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 27 (70\DNC) 32 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
58 183892 Pauline Jerry 409 30 29 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
59 168418 Chip Swatta 413 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 30 33 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
60 155281 Randy Bruns 415 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 36 29 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
61 1 Jason Currie 421 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 1 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
62 179135 Alex Bertrand 424 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
63 NGG Grant Garcia 429 (70\DNC) 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
64 175776 Jerry X 436 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 16 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
65 168272 Jen Cook 436.3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 62.3\*24 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
66 178603 Alaine Vincey 444 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
67 157851 Brett Miller 448 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 28 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
68 NYD Yvette Davids 490T (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
69 183879 Karen Long 490T (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC

*1 = DNC+RDG
*2 = DNC+RDG
*3 = DNC+RDG
*4 = DNC+RDG
*5 = DNC+RDG
*6 = DNC+RDG
*7 = DNC+RDG
*8 = DNC+RDG
*9 = DNC+RDG
*10 = DNC+RDG
*11 = DNC+RDG
*12 = DNC+RDG
*13 = DNC+RDG
*14 = DNC+RDG
*15 = DNC+RDG
*16 = DNC+RDG
*17 = DNC+RDG
*18 = DNC+RDG
*19 = DNC+RDG
*20 = DNC+RDG
*21 = DNC+RDG
*22 = DNC+RDG
*23 = DNC+RDG
*24 = DNC+RDG

11 Mar, '07, 18:30
St. Pete Scorer

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Capital City Regatta - March 17-18

Hello Laser sailors!

The frostbite series continues at SSA 3/11, 3/18 and 3/25

For those of you that want to take it on the road and sail in a different venue check out the Capital City Regatta hosted by PRSA March 17-18. It is the first event in the District 11 Series... and you need to compete in 4 events to qualify for the District 11 series awards.

For details contact Scott Snyder [ssnyder@ghidra.com]

Photos from last year's event

http://www.potomacriversailing.org/lasers/gallery/capital_city06/index.php

-Dorian

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Fleet 10 stuff...

Hey SSA laser fleet members

Just a few fleet business things...

Frostbiting RC duty- I need a volunteer for the mark boat on March 18.

We are hosting the District 11 Championships May 5-6. I am still looking for a Housing Coordinator. All that is required is collecting names and email address for Fleet 10 members with space for visiting sailors and getting them in contact with people who request housing.

Fleet dues for 2007 are $30- thank you to all those who have already paid.

I am looking forward to seeing you all this Laser sailing season!

-Dorian

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Frostbite wrap-up 3/4

Hello Laser sailors!

It was another breezy frostbiting day... and 15 brave sailors rigged up and went out into the frosty waters. It was very exciting racing and a great opportunity to put that Boat Whisper video to use! Luke Shingledecker won the day. His report and full results are below. Bob Tan won the raffle prize- a Laser baseball cap provided by APS.

We have 3 more frostbiting days left! See you next Sunday.

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It was one of those crazy days that represent (at least for me), "real" frostbiting. Winds were from the northwest in the mid to upper teens and air temperatures in the upper 30's. By the way, the water is also around 37-38 degrees right now. The most important characteristic of today's sailing was the puffiness and shiftiness of the breeze.

We completed 6 races, with 15 sailors racing or attempting to race. It was a tricky day to be out there, and nobody wants to go swimming, so there's no shame in waiting for slightly warmer temperatures. At least the sailing was better today than two weeks ago, when the wind was even more variable and the air temperatures were just below freezing.

The strategy for the day was being conservative with my boathandling. I figured I'd rather get passed by being careful than capsize and lose lots of places and risk a bitter swim. The legs were short enough that I never eased off my sail controls downwind. The cunningham was so tight that half of the tack grommet was overlapped with the boom. The outhaul was relatively tight but not so tight that there wasn't some fullness in the sail. Before the start, I sailed with the vang well eased so that I could bear off when necessary, either to avoid another boat or to get the bow down without accelarating. Its easy to get caught in irons when the wind is strong, so the goal right before the start is to have some runway to leeward, and to have the bow pointed below a close-hauled course, so that I could accelerate quickly and easily, just before the gun. I would pull the vang on hard as I got the boat up to speed, or right after I had the boat up to speed if the line wasn't close at hand.

I believe that Dave went over the important points of sailing upwind in these conditions two weeks ago - don't pinch the boat, and sail with the sheet eased a bit. Lots of vang is required to keep the sail flat when the sail is eased out. So much vang is required that sometimes I remind myself while tacking that my head needs to be almost on the deck to make sure that my lifejacket doesn't catch the boom, which would end in a capsize almost every time. Hiking, steering, and sheet action are required to keep the boat nearly vertical. Its very slow when you get hit by a puff and heel over 30 degrees - you just go sideways. Also, by footing you keep your speed up, which helps in a big puff. If you aren't moving forwards, then the board can't generate the side force necessary to counteract the sails. Finally, when its this windy and you are footing a bit anyway, its okay for the board to be up a few inches from the max down position. This will actually reduce the vertical height between the sail's center of effort and the underwater center of lift. This reduces the heeling moment. If you want to point high and sheet on, the board needs to be all the way down again.

The wind oscillated back and forth through a rather large range, often a couple times per leg. With the small fleet, I could usually stay on the lifted tack and I seemed to make gains upwind in the windshifts.

We were sailing triangles, and part of being conservative was making sure I didn't break anything. At the windward mark, this meant getting the vang well off before bearing off to the first reach. Having the vang on very hard on a reach is one way to bend or break your rig. With the short legs, I tried mostly to play it safe, which sometimes did cost me places. The first reach was always fairly tight, but the second reach was almost always quite deep. I sometimes avoided danger by sailing by the lee (on starboard tack) after the gybe mark, for up to half the leg. I sailed a little more distance doing this, but I avoided a port tack broad reach, which I consider the least safe angle to sail when the wind shifts are large. By coming into the leeward mark at a hotter (faster) angle, I was able to make up most of what I lost on the first part of the leg.

Last leg was all about getting the boat in upwind gear quickly and sailing on the lifted tack. I often passed boats upwind that had passed me downwind. Its probably didn't hurt that I'm a bit heavy these days and that the races were short enough that my legs didn't get too tired in each race.

Overall, I kept the boat upright all day and made few bad mistakes, which kept my scores up through the day. Just a few more days of frostbiting left! I hope the weather warms up a bit and everybody can make it out a few more times before the spring!

Luke
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SSA/Laser fleet 10
SSA Laser frostbiting
Feb 4, 2007
SERIES SUMMARY
Pl Sail # Skipper 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tot
1 182860 Luke Shingledecker 1 3 2 3 1 3 13
2 168424 Bob Tan 2 4 4 4 2 1 17
3 188095 Dave Schoene 4 1 3 2 6 4 20
4 170058 Bryan Fishback 3 2 5 5 4 2 21
5 NGO Gavin O'Hare 7 6 1 1 3 6 24
6 166892 Ben Fransen 6 5 6 7 8 7 39
7 175945 Cole Allsopp 16\DNC 7 7 6 5 5 46
8 168566 Quinn Tobin 5 10 8 8 7 8 46
9 181113 Chris Foscue 8 9 9 16\DNF 16\DNC 16\DNC 74
10 187874 James McKenna 16\DNC 8 16\DNF 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 88
11 173704 David Bonney 9 16\DNF 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 89
12 168474 Dorian Haldeman 10 16\DNF 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 90
13 173711 Patrick Kana 16\DNC 11 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 91
14 182827 Brennen Drysdale 16\DNC 16\DNF 16\DNF 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 96T
15 9818 Jason Werner 16\DNC 16\DNF 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 16\DNC 96T

4 Mar, '07, 16:49
St. Pete Scorer
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SSA/Laser fleet 10
SSA Laser frostbiting Series
November 2006- March 2007
SERIES SUMMARY
Pl Sail # Skipper Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1 188095 Dave Schoene 12.8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2 (6) 2 2 (5) (70\DNC) 1.8\*1 1 1 (3) 3
2 182860 Luke Shingledecker 22 1 7 4 (19) 6 (14) (70\DNC) (26) 1 (70\DNC) 2 (70\DNC) 1
3 170797 Morgan Wilson 24 4 2 1 5 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2 (70\DNC) (10) 7 (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
4 173711 Patrick Kana 27 (70\DNC) 4 3 (9) 5 1 2 6 (70\DNC) 6 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (13)
5 184550 Ted Morgan 28 2 (70\DNC) 4\*2 1 4 9 (70\DNC) 3 5 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
6 168424 Bob Tan 36.2 5.2\*3 5 6 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 7 7 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 2
7 NGO Gavin O'Hare 48 (70\DNC) 6 (70\DNC) 2 (70\DNC) 5 (70\DNC) 25 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 1 5
8 181113 Chris Foscue 48 (14) (16) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (16) 10 5 7 3 8 6 9
9 173704 David Bonney 56 (70\DNC) (12) (11) (14) 7 6 (11) 11 2 8 11 (12) 11
10 182827 Brennen Drysdale 57 7 13 7 (27) 13 7 (18) (70\DNC) 3 7 (15) (70\DNC) (14)
11 166892 Ben Fransen 67.7 12 (15) (13) (16) 8 12 (13) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 9.7\*4 12 8 6
12 168566 Quinn Tobin 74.7 (19) (18) (21) (24) (20) 10 12 (70\DNC) 14 10.7\*5 10 10 8
13 165009 Paul Garn 75 11 (17) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (17) 11 (70\DNC) 17 13 5 5 13 (70\DNC)
14 177155 Tip Clifton 79.8 10 11 10 7 19 11.4\*6 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 11.4\*7 (70\DNC)
15 170799 Greg Herbert 81 8 (70\DNC) 12 8 23 (70\DNC) 6 16 8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
16 168440 Greg Leonard 82.8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (23) 14 13 11.8\*8 13 6 14 (70\DNC) 11 (70\DNC)
17 170058 Bryan Fishback 89 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 1 70\DNC 2 3 5 4
18 168474 Dorian Haldeman 105 (27) (21) 16 (18) (22) (20) 15 15 15\*9 17 (70\DNC) 15\*10 12
19 173641 Leo Wilson 106 (28) (19) 19 (22) (25) 19 (70\DNC) 14 11 12 17 14 (70\DNC)
20 169781 Russ Wesdyk 109.7 18 (23) (22) (29) (31) (22) 17 20 12 11 15.7\*11 16 (70\DNC)
21 187874 James McKenna 119 20 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 25 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 10 13 (70\DNC) 17\*12 10
22 R67 Matt Schoene 135.3 22 (70\DNC) 18 11 28 (70\DNC) 19 (70\DNC) 19.3\*13 (70\DNC) 18 (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
23 66133 Bill Ballough 147 26 22 21\*14 17 27 18 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC)
24 38699 Buck Downes 148.2 25 25 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (26) 21.2\*15 21 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 17 (70\DNC)
25 180536 Steve Cofer 168 (70\DNC) 27 25 (31) 30 23 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 24\*16 24\*17 15 (70\DNC)
26 186519 Fuller Moore 176 21 (70\DNC) 14 (70\DNC) 21 17 14 19 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC
27 162156 Anne White 179.7 (70\DNC) 30 (70\DNC) (34) 34 29 (70\DNC) 28 17 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 25.7\*18
28 133949 Peter Young 188 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 8 8 70\DNC 9 14 9 70\DNC
29 4720 Kristoffer Stevens 216 24 28 23 35 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 21 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC
30 35313 Mike Waters 217 17 (70\DNC) 8 26 11 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC
31 711 John Zseleczky 217 (70\DNC) 10 (70\DNC) 15 12 31\*19 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC
32 170 Brendan McAndrews 239 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 10 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 9 4 70\DNC 6 70\DNC 70\DNC
33 175881 James Jacob 249 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 3 3 24 9 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
34 187787 Colin Robertson 253 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 28 10 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 2 70\DNC
35 9818 Jason Werner 260 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 18 70\DNC 4 13 70\DNC 15
36 179226 Andrew Eyring 281 9 14 (70\DNC) 21 (70\DNC) 27 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
37 132996 Chris Ryan 287 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) 21 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
38 181267 Eugenio Cingolani 289.3 6 41.3\*20 17 (70\DNC) 15 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
39 182815 Eric Reinke 303 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 10 70\DNC 70\DNC 9 4 70\DNC
40 166043 Brendan Heussler 310 5 (70\DNC) 9 (70\DNC) 16 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
41 179506 Brian Hetherington 314 16 (70\DNC) 5 13 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
42 153006 Kim Couranz 314 13 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 12 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
43 184472 Bo McClatchy 341 15 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) 26 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
44 NAV Andrew Vann 354 (70\DNC) 1 (70\DNC) 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
45 178575 Eric Dennis 357 (70\DNC) 8 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 18 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 51\*21 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
46 99 Tom Sitzmann 361 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 4 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 7 70\DNC
47 1574 Keith Davids 363 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 1 12 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
48 155272 Lauren Schoene 368 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 33 35 (70\DNC) 20 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
49 52 Stergios Papadakis 376 23 3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
50 175945 Cole Allsopp 382 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 25 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 7
51 182050 Alex Jacob 385 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 8 (70\DNC) 27 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
52 182801 RK Creighton 397 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 15 32 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
53 73621 George Dehney 398 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 26 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 22 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
54 129333 Chris Cather 399 (70\DNC) 26 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 23 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
55 169629 Michael Klybor 407 29 (70\DNC) 28 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
56 173196 Sean Smith 409 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 27 (70\DNC) 32 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
57 183892 Pauline Jerry 409 30 29 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
58 168418 Chip Swatta 413 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 30 33 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
59 155281 Randy Bruns 415 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 36 29 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
60 1 Jason Currie 421 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 1 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
61 179135 Alex Bertrand 424 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 4 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
62 NGG Grant Garcia 429 (70\DNC) 9 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
63 175776 Jerry X 436 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 16 70\DNC 70\DNC
64 168272 Jen Cook 436.3 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 62.3\*22 24 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
65 177155X Gale Browning 438 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 18 70\DNC
66 178603 Alaine Vincey 444 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 24 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
67 157851 Brett Miller 448 (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 28 (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
68 NYD Yvette Davids 490T (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC
69 183879 Karen Long 490T (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) (70\DNC) 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC 70\DNC

*1 = DNC+RDG
*2 = DNC+RDG
*3 = DNC+RDG
*4 = DNC+RDG
*5 = DNC+RDG
*6 = DNC+RDG
*7 = DNC+RDG
*8 = DNC+RDG
*9 = DNC+RDG
*10 = DNC+RDG
*11 = DNC+RDG
*12 = DNC+RDG
*13 = DNC+RDG
*14 = DNC+RDG
*15 = DNC+RDG
*16 = DNC+RDG
*17 = DNC+RDG
*18 = DNC+RDG
*19 = DNC+RDG
*20 = DNC+RDG
*21 = DNC+RDG
*22 = DNC+RDG

4 Mar, '07, 16:57
St. Pete Scorer

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