Navy Jacksonville Yacht Club Navy Day Regatta   2005
DATE: Oct. 8, 2005 START TIME: 12:03:25          
COURSE: S-E-9-5-9 WINDS:          SW 3 shift to S at 5          
DISTANCE: 8.50 DIVISION:       Spinnaker          
YACHT NAME SKIPPER SAIL NO. YACHT MAKE PHRF        FINISH TIME

CORRECTED TIME

  
        RATING HRS MIN SEC HRS MIN SEC PLACE
Whisper Tom Bell 41038 C&C 123 16 2 10 15 55 48 1
Isle Sea Ya Bubba Futch 123 Beneteau 36.7 78 16 43 8 16 43 8 2
Talisman Hal Neill 74 Express 27 132             DNF
Cracker Jack Hal Runnfeldt 11411 Morgan 27 165             DNF
Big Deal T. Brady 21649 J 24 174             DNF
DATE: Oct. 8, 2005 START TIME: 12:12:35          
COURSE: S-E-9 WINDS:          SW 3 shift to S at 5          
DISTANCE: 2.70 DIVISION:       Nonspin          
YACHT NAME SKIPPER SAIL NO. YACHT MAKE PHRF        FINISH TIME

 CORRECTED TIME

  
        RATING HRS MIN SEC HRS MIN SEC PLACE
Amanda Rhos Adam Norwood 11 Ranger 23 222 14 7 36 14 4 46 1
Goblin Glenn Warner 10369 Catalina 22 276 14 17 58 14 12 42 2
Liberty Call Charlie Johns 50177 C&C 30 159 14 24 58 14 24 58 3
DATE: Oct. 8, 2005 START TIME: 12:12:35          
COURSE: S-E-9 WINDS:          SW 3 shift to S at 5          
DISTANCE: 2.70 DIVISION:       Cruiser          
YACHT NAME SKIPPER SAIL NO. YACHT MAKE PHRF        FINISH TIME

 CORRECTED TIME

  
        RATING HRS MIN SEC HRS MIN SEC PLACE
Sea Star Jim Callahan 42 Freedom 35 153 14 20 45 14 20 37 1
Muchacha Dave Porter 71 Bristle 35 219 14 30 40 14 27 34 2
Bernoulli Allen Jones 67 Pearson 36 150 14 33 25 14 33 25 3
Shadowfax Guy Anderson   Pearson 27 219       0 0 0 DNF
 
One Design Flying Scot Class
Skipper Sail Number Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Total Points Place
Donna Mohr 5502 1 1 1 1 1 5 1
Bruce Wood 3 2 2 4 2 2 12 2
Warren Keene 2647 4 3 3 3 3 16 3
Don Midgett 2456 3 4 2 4 4 17 4

The 2005 Navy Day Regatta was sailed in light southwest winds that shifted to light south winds, it was overcast then became mostly sunny and hot. A ten mile course was planned with turning marks so the course could be shortened. The spinnaker class had five contenders, two completed the shortened course of 8.5 miles. The Non-spin and Cruiser Class sailed 2.7 miles in two plus hours, with the next turning point three miles away the course was shortened at the 2.7 mile mark. Thank you, Sailors, for coming out for a good day on the river. Thank you, NJYC Members, that came out to work the committees. The weather has not been good this hot summer but it is better than last year.

 George Alston RC Sail NJYC