This week at the Lake Monroe Sailing Association!
Saturday, January 30th - This Saturday the Lake Monroe Sailing Association will hold their first race of the 2010 sailing season. Three races are scheduled following a skippers meeting at 11:00am in the parking lot of the marina. Saturday's races will be the first three of nine races that will start the Winter Series. All members are encouraged to race in this event since it will determine the Lake Monroe Champion at the end of 2010.
Saturday, January 30th - The Lake Monroe Sailing Association will host there monthly Saturday Social Sail. All sailors are welcome to participate in this event. Come out spend some time with the members of LMSA and enjoy the sunset with food and beverage. Everyone is encouraged to bring some food to share with other boaters. Hope to see you out there!
Trans - Monroe: This year the Trans Monroe will be held on March 6th and 7th. Jeff Herter has accepted the position of Chairperson and is in need of volunteers. Please reach out for any of your officers and or Jeff to help with the event.
Dues are due! - Please contact Bill Kruger to make arrangements for payment. Membership: $100.00 a year. New Membership and Associate Membership: $50.00.
LMSA 2010 Officers
Commodore: Mike Loughlin
Vice Commodore: Bernice Siebuhr
Treasurer: Bill Kruger
Secretary: Diane Forrest
Reporter: Pam Loughlin
Appointments:
Fleet Captain: Andy Forrest
Youth Sailing: Byron Hicks
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Lake Monroe Sailing Association
www.flalmsa.org
PO Box 297
Sanford, FL 32771
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
LAKE BALDWIN FLORIDA COMMUNITY SAILING LLC
JANUARY 16-18 2010
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MATCH RACING
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There were eight teams composed of skipper and two crew, 6 umpires and dozens of spectators at the event.
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Match Race Regatta Report – Rollins College, Lake Virginia Winter Park, FL
Below is the list of umpires that participated in the Match Race at Rollins College this January 16th and 17th, 2010. Competition was conducted in event supplied Geary 18 match racing keelboats with main, jib and spinnaker.
Chief Umpire - John Fox
Umpire - Nancy Fox
Umpire - Mike Young
Umpire - Shirley Young
Umpire - Dick Tillman
Umpire - Linda Tillman
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The event was conducted with 8 skippers in 4 boats with one reserve boat.
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There were 3 umpire boats with two umpires on each boat.
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The winds were 6-20 MPH from the South on Saturday January 16, 2010 and 12 to 28 MPH from the West on Sunday January 17, 2010.
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There were 28 races in 14 flights in the event with 12 match races
on Saturday and 16 matches on Sunday. Spinnakers were flown on Saturday but not on Sunday.
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Competitors ISAF Sailor ID No. Finish
Kevin Dooley USAKD35 1
Bill Gladstone USABG34 2
Marcella Butz (USF) USAMB95 3
Jason Limbach (Rollins) USAJL111 4
Jerry Butz USAJB95 5
Susie Schaill USASS132 6
Ann Marie Keck USAAK49 7
Marlene Sassaman USAMS156 8
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The use of the 8 skipper 4 boat format proved to be very appealing to the competitors as it provided boat rotation and shore time for the competitors. The two day weekend format and complementary motel rooms also proved popular with the umpires and out of town competitors.
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The event was conducted as an open event with both men and women teams. With 8 teams competing the event may be upgraded by the International Sailing Federation from a grade 5 event to a grade 4 event. The upgrading results in more match racing ranking points being awarded to each of the skippers based on their finish position.
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For more information on match racing go to the ISAF website at www.sailing.org
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Larry Landrigan
Lake Baldwin Florida Community Sailing LLC
cell 407-467-89787
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MATCH RACING
.
There were eight teams composed of skipper and two crew, 6 umpires and dozens of spectators at the event.
.
Match Race Regatta Report – Rollins College, Lake Virginia Winter Park, FL
Below is the list of umpires that participated in the Match Race at Rollins College this January 16th and 17th, 2010. Competition was conducted in event supplied Geary 18 match racing keelboats with main, jib and spinnaker.
Chief Umpire - John Fox
Umpire - Nancy Fox
Umpire - Mike Young
Umpire - Shirley Young
Umpire - Dick Tillman
Umpire - Linda Tillman
.
The event was conducted with 8 skippers in 4 boats with one reserve boat.
.
There were 3 umpire boats with two umpires on each boat.
.
The winds were 6-20 MPH from the South on Saturday January 16, 2010 and 12 to 28 MPH from the West on Sunday January 17, 2010.
.
There were 28 races in 14 flights in the event with 12 match races
on Saturday and 16 matches on Sunday. Spinnakers were flown on Saturday but not on Sunday.
.
Competitors ISAF Sailor ID No. Finish
Kevin Dooley USAKD35 1
Bill Gladstone USABG34 2
Marcella Butz (USF) USAMB95 3
Jason Limbach (Rollins) USAJL111 4
Jerry Butz USAJB95 5
Susie Schaill USASS132 6
Ann Marie Keck USAAK49 7
Marlene Sassaman USAMS156 8
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The use of the 8 skipper 4 boat format proved to be very appealing to the competitors as it provided boat rotation and shore time for the competitors. The two day weekend format and complementary motel rooms also proved popular with the umpires and out of town competitors.
.
The event was conducted as an open event with both men and women teams. With 8 teams competing the event may be upgraded by the International Sailing Federation from a grade 5 event to a grade 4 event. The upgrading results in more match racing ranking points being awarded to each of the skippers based on their finish position.
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For more information on match racing go to the ISAF website at www.sailing.org
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Larry Landrigan
Lake Baldwin Florida Community Sailing LLC
cell 407-467-89787
Monday, January 18, 2010
LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
Warm temperatures returned to Lake Eustis this past weekend, but the windy conditions continued with many sailors intimidated by the strong winds.
In the MC scow fleet Scott Tillema was the only one to finish all four races over the weekend. Tim Eaton won both races on Sunday and Andy Fox had a first and a second on Saturday to dominate that day.
The Flying Scots had nine boats in the first race on Saturday and only three finishing the last race on Sunday. Ray Laguna was the winner if you rolled all the races together with George Golder second and Francois Simon third.
The Wayfarers only sailed three races with Jim Lingeman first, Jim McIntyre second and Mike Murto third.
The Laser fleet sailed twelve shorter races with Dave Chapin first, Alejandro Illera second and Rob Krentel third.
The advanced Optimist pram class for ages 8 to 15 practiced on Saturday as well as the high School sailors in the 420s.
Next Club racing is in two weeks while youth training continues on Saturdays..
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In the MC scow fleet Scott Tillema was the only one to finish all four races over the weekend. Tim Eaton won both races on Sunday and Andy Fox had a first and a second on Saturday to dominate that day.
The Flying Scots had nine boats in the first race on Saturday and only three finishing the last race on Sunday. Ray Laguna was the winner if you rolled all the races together with George Golder second and Francois Simon third.
The Wayfarers only sailed three races with Jim Lingeman first, Jim McIntyre second and Mike Murto third.
The Laser fleet sailed twelve shorter races with Dave Chapin first, Alejandro Illera second and Rob Krentel third.
The advanced Optimist pram class for ages 8 to 15 practiced on Saturday as well as the high School sailors in the 420s.
Next Club racing is in two weeks while youth training continues on Saturdays..
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Monday, January 4, 2010
LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
The new decade of the Lake Eustis Sailing Club started poorly with rain just starting at midnight New Years Eve. Cold and rain on New Years Day cancelled the sailing they had planned for that day and the sailors went directly to the pot luck lunch. Saturday in the first day of racing one motor boat wouldn’t run, while Jim Lingeman who won the first Wayfarer race capsized in a wind gust in the second race. He and his crew were brought ashore to get warm dry clothes and the boat was rescued later.
Winners in the coldest weekend of the last and this decade were Dave Moring in MC scows with Tim Fredman second and Scott Tillema third. Larry Klick won all four Flying Scot races with George Golder second and Ray Laguna third. The Wayfarer races were won by Jim McIntyre, second was Dave Hepting with Jim Lingeman third. The Laser races had Alejandro Illera first, Rob Krentel second and Jerry Beck third.
Optimist pram classes for youth sailors on Saturday were postponed for a little warmer weather.
Winners in the coldest weekend of the last and this decade were Dave Moring in MC scows with Tim Fredman second and Scott Tillema third. Larry Klick won all four Flying Scot races with George Golder second and Ray Laguna third. The Wayfarer races were won by Jim McIntyre, second was Dave Hepting with Jim Lingeman third. The Laser races had Alejandro Illera first, Rob Krentel second and Jerry Beck third.
Optimist pram classes for youth sailors on Saturday were postponed for a little warmer weather.
Monday, December 14, 2009
LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
At the Lake Eustis Sailing Club over the past several years Joan and Dave Williams have run the races as United States Sailing Certified Club Race Officers. Dave has recently passed the test for District Certified Race Officer and is listed as such. He has District D of the United Sates which is the 9 southeast states from Arkansas and Tennessee to Florida. That means that they may be off to run Championship races around the district.
Over the weekend in the MC fleet you could have called the winner Dave, because Dave Johnson was first, Dave Moorhouse second and Dave Moring third. Commodore June Howells was the first woman and Jennifer Jones was the second woman.
The Flying Scot races were won by Chris Erichsen. Ray Laguna was second and Ron Baerwitz third. Ron won both races on Saturday, but did not compete on Sunday.
Jim Lingeman won 3 out of the four races of the Wayfarer group with Dave Hepting second and Mike Murto third.
In the Laser fleet’s 12 races over the weekend, Alejandro Illera was first, Ron Krentel second, and Patrick Daniel third.
Sailing lessons with youth and high school students continues on Saturdays. Racing resumes on New Years Day.
Over the weekend in the MC fleet you could have called the winner Dave, because Dave Johnson was first, Dave Moorhouse second and Dave Moring third. Commodore June Howells was the first woman and Jennifer Jones was the second woman.
The Flying Scot races were won by Chris Erichsen. Ray Laguna was second and Ron Baerwitz third. Ron won both races on Saturday, but did not compete on Sunday.
Jim Lingeman won 3 out of the four races of the Wayfarer group with Dave Hepting second and Mike Murto third.
In the Laser fleet’s 12 races over the weekend, Alejandro Illera was first, Ron Krentel second, and Patrick Daniel third.
Sailing lessons with youth and high school students continues on Saturdays. Racing resumes on New Years Day.
Monday, December 7, 2009
LAKE MONROE SAILING ASSOCIATION
8th Annual Kettle Cup Regatta
Series Standing - 5 races scored
Information is provisional and subject to modification
Regatta results saved: Sunday, December 6, 2009 2:33:54 PM EST
(Entries=21) Portsmouth San Juan 21 Sunfish/Force 5
Division: Portsmouth (10 boats) (top)
Total
Points
Pos
1 1567 Sensuous Slob Al Pivonka 2 1 1 1 1 6.00 1
2 191 PDQ Patrick Daniel 1 2 2 2 4 11.00 2
3 518 Show Me Andy Forrest 5 3 3 3 2 16.00 3
4 60 VulcanMermaid Jeff Herter 4 4 4 4 3 19.00 4
5 9 Castaway Richard McFadyen 6 6 5 5 5 27.00 5
6 1031 No Name Ron Ferland 11/DNC 11/DNC 6 6 6 40.00 6
7 ANDIAMO Andiamo John North 3 5 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 41.00 7
8 KING Kingston Girl Anthony Roy 7 7 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 47.00 8
9T 112 Lough Buoy Mike Loughlin 11/DNF 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 55.00T 9T
9T 120 Kneedy Bill Shaw 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 55.00T 9T
SAN JUAN 21
Total
Points
Pos
1 1795 Ol Yeller Kyle Everly 2 1 1 1 1 6.00 1
2 2367 Pivot Randy Pawlowski 1 2 2 2 2 9.00 2
3 1571 Dixie Chicken Ralph Jones 3 3 4 3 4 17.00 3
4 810 Just Us Carlton Brown 4 4 3 4 3 18.00 4
5 1 Ghost Juan Flungpoo 6/DNC 6/DNC 6/DNC 6/DNC 6/DNC 30.00 5
Division: Sunfish/Force 5 (6 boats) (top)
Notes
Information is provisional and subject to modification
Principal Race Officer: Garie Blackwell
Jury Chair: Jay Wood
Version 5.4.01: Regatta scoring by JavaScore, an Open Source project available at
http://www.gromurph.org/javascore
(1) Scoring System is ISAF Low Point 2005-2008
Pos Sail Boat Skipper 1 2 3 4 5
Total
Points
Pos
1 76685 Paul Strauley 2 2 1 4 2 11.00 1
2 84800 Mindy Strauley 3 1 3 3 3 13.00 2
3 1172 Monkey Butt Byron Hicks 4 7/DNF 2 2 1 16.00 3
4 76432 Rick Pantall 1 7/OCS 4 1 4 17.00 4
5 5 Yellow Anthony Roy 7/DNC 7/DNC 5 5 5 29.00 5
6 8000 Tadpole DJ McCabe 7/DNC 7/DNC 7/DNC 7/DNC 7/DNC 35.00 6
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Series Standing - 5 races scored
Information is provisional and subject to modification
Regatta results saved: Sunday, December 6, 2009 2:33:54 PM EST
(Entries=21) Portsmouth San Juan 21 Sunfish/Force 5
Division: Portsmouth (10 boats) (top)
Total
Points
Pos
1 1567 Sensuous Slob Al Pivonka 2 1 1 1 1 6.00 1
2 191 PDQ Patrick Daniel 1 2 2 2 4 11.00 2
3 518 Show Me Andy Forrest 5 3 3 3 2 16.00 3
4 60 VulcanMermaid Jeff Herter 4 4 4 4 3 19.00 4
5 9 Castaway Richard McFadyen 6 6 5 5 5 27.00 5
6 1031 No Name Ron Ferland 11/DNC 11/DNC 6 6 6 40.00 6
7 ANDIAMO Andiamo John North 3 5 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 41.00 7
8 KING Kingston Girl Anthony Roy 7 7 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 47.00 8
9T 112 Lough Buoy Mike Loughlin 11/DNF 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 55.00T 9T
9T 120 Kneedy Bill Shaw 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 11/DNC 55.00T 9T
SAN JUAN 21
Total
Points
Pos
1 1795 Ol Yeller Kyle Everly 2 1 1 1 1 6.00 1
2 2367 Pivot Randy Pawlowski 1 2 2 2 2 9.00 2
3 1571 Dixie Chicken Ralph Jones 3 3 4 3 4 17.00 3
4 810 Just Us Carlton Brown 4 4 3 4 3 18.00 4
5 1 Ghost Juan Flungpoo 6/DNC 6/DNC 6/DNC 6/DNC 6/DNC 30.00 5
Division: Sunfish/Force 5 (6 boats) (top)
Notes
Information is provisional and subject to modification
Principal Race Officer: Garie Blackwell
Jury Chair: Jay Wood
Version 5.4.01: Regatta scoring by JavaScore, an Open Source project available at
http://www.gromurph.org/javascore
(1) Scoring System is ISAF Low Point 2005-2008
Pos Sail Boat Skipper 1 2 3 4 5
Total
Points
Pos
1 76685 Paul Strauley 2 2 1 4 2 11.00 1
2 84800 Mindy Strauley 3 1 3 3 3 13.00 2
3 1172 Monkey Butt Byron Hicks 4 7/DNF 2 2 1 16.00 3
4 76432 Rick Pantall 1 7/OCS 4 1 4 17.00 4
5 5 Yellow Anthony Roy 7/DNC 7/DNC 5 5 5 29.00 5
6 8000 Tadpole DJ McCabe 7/DNC 7/DNC 7/DNC 7/DNC 7/DNC 35.00 6
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LAKE EUSTIS SAILING CLUB
The cold rain Friday cancelled the Eustis First Friday Carnival, lighted boat parade, and continued into Saturday to shut down half of the Lake Eustis Sailing Club races.
The Laser class did get in 6 races on Saturday and 5 races on Sunday with Sam Chapin the overall winner, second Rob Krentel, and third Jerry Beck. The first youth was Luke Yates.
On Sunday the MC scows had 20 sailboats turn out for their two races with Jon Pomerleau first, Tom Schmidt second, and Dave Moring third.. In that class Jennifer Jones was the first woman, Mary Anne Ward second, and June Howells third.
Jim Lingeman won the Wayfarer races with two firsts. Jim McIntyre was second and Dave Hepting third. Flying Scot races were won by Ray Laguna and the C scow races by Richard Kinnie.
Club racing continues next weekend before skipping two weeks for the holidays.
The Laser class did get in 6 races on Saturday and 5 races on Sunday with Sam Chapin the overall winner, second Rob Krentel, and third Jerry Beck. The first youth was Luke Yates.
On Sunday the MC scows had 20 sailboats turn out for their two races with Jon Pomerleau first, Tom Schmidt second, and Dave Moring third.. In that class Jennifer Jones was the first woman, Mary Anne Ward second, and June Howells third.
Jim Lingeman won the Wayfarer races with two firsts. Jim McIntyre was second and Dave Hepting third. Flying Scot races were won by Ray Laguna and the C scow races by Richard Kinnie.
Club racing continues next weekend before skipping two weeks for the holidays.
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