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Austin Powers was the first to register. Please click
Here to
see List of Participants. New names are added to the page as they register.
Please try out the system. If you have any problems, or if it breaks, please let Jon Deutsch jon-fbyc@jdeutsch.com know. He learned a little about the system today, and knows how to reach the technical expert.
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The installation has not been without difficulty, but Brandy and Lud are to be congratulated on a good job. Thanks to you both. Now there are no excuses to not spending more time at the River. Those who wish to gain access to the wi-fi network will need to consult with one of our technicians.
This should enable results to be posted more quickly, and the Junior Coaches to check their e-mails …
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The regatta weekend started off with our traditional Silent Auction followed by our first ever Live Auction, a special thanks to Mark Motley who assisted …
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Thanks to Durwood Usry for a good picture of Doubloon with Noel Clinard and Ron Jenkins going to windward right next to Antonio with Mike Massie and crew on Saturday at the first Summer Seabreeze races. There 7 Optis - the winner was Madeline Alderman, 8 Lasers - won by Alain Vincey (who actually tied for points with James Jacob - who was assisted by his crew - daughter Erin), 5 Frontrunners - won by Bill Spencer, and 6 Flying Scots - won by John Buhl. Complete Results are available at
http://www.fbyc.net/Events/2004/07.17.onedesign/results.xlson
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David Hazlehurst, the FBYC
Commodore and coach for the Community Sailing program that he organized through the new Middlesex YMCA, looking over the sailing school behind him.
The coaches were - left to right in the picture under Read More were Rebecca Walker, Robby Walker, Jere Dennison, Jessica
Shearin, David Hazlehurst and not pictured, Andrew Wilton and Justin Wilton.
I understand there were about 20 Middlesex kids each day who came by bus from the YMCA, where they had signed up for the program.
Thanks to Bob Walker
bob@adworksonline.net
Chesapeake Bay Magazine
for providing the pictures.
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In the first 420 race, Alex and Eliza has a great start and had clear air in the light conditions. Strother was in equally good position, until he and Thomas ran into problems with a port-starboard situation and had to do a 720 (the boat they hit went on to win the race …
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