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FALL/WINTER 2006 

Thanks to the Sailing Promotion Donors! 

The following donors have contributed over the past years to the Sailing Promotion Campaign, formerly called the Sailing Director 

Program. If you would like to contribute to this worthy endeavor, see the form on page 45. 

Platinum ($5,000) 

Haeger, Kent 

Eckert, Ralph 

Melges Boat Works 

Wyman, Bill and Beth 

MacNider, Charlie 

Oshkosh Yacht Club 

NEXTEL Communications 

Gold ($2,500) 

Becker, E. Allen 

Bohl, Vicki and David 

Harken, Olaf 

Hauske, Thomas 

North Lake Yacht Club 

Trester, Rick 

Suzi Reese 

Clear Lake Yacht Club 

Irvine, Jock 

Zonnenberg, Martin 

Silver ($500) 

Annis, Jeff 

Barkow, Leslie 

Best, Alice 

Biersach, Bill 

Bolz, John A. 

Bolz, Robert 

Buckley, Rick and Jan 

Butzer, Jeffrey 

Casper, Dick 


Eckert, John and Nancy 

Green Lake Yacht Club 

Haeger, Milt 

Hanson, John/Luise V. Found. 

Hiller, Jay 

Hodgson, Dr. Thomas 

Klauser, James R. 

Laatsch, Al and Lois 

MacNeill, William 

MacNider, Charles 

Martin, Chris 

McGuire, Kristi 

Mills, Harvey 

Mosher, George and Julie 

Nagawicka Lake Yacht Club 

Nichols, Chuck 

Ordway, J.G. Jr. 

Porter, David and Candace 

Powell, George M. Family 

Robbins, Nathaniel 

Rusher, Cindy 

Schaefer, Harvey 

Schneider, Boober 

Sitter, David and Amy 

Smith; Paul, Stephanie & Jon 

Sprinkman, Robert H. 

Sprinkman, Walter M. 

Trester, Richard H. 

Tuhy, Steve 

Wauwatosa Foundation 

Wheeler, James Jr. & Virginia 

Will, Howard A. Jr. 

Ziegler, R. Douglas 

Contributors 

Anderson, Jeff C. 

Baldus, David A. 

Barr, Martin J. 

Barth, Stephen and Kathleen 

Baumann, John F. 

Behrend, James 

Bischoff, Terry 

Brink, Stephan and Patricia 

Brooks, David W. 

Brumder, Barbara 

Buckley, Rick 

Burkwald, Kim and Daniel 

Burton, Tom 

Butzer Insurance Agency 

Cahill, Jack 

Catlin, Geoff 

Catlin, Steve 

Catino, John 

Colesworthy, Scott 

Collins, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel 

Cooper, Evelyn 

Craig, Chris 

Czarnecki, Richard & Theresa 

Davenport, Frank 

Dillon, John 

Doyle, David 

Driscoll, Fletcher 

Driscoll, Sunny and Patrick 

Dunn, Tom and Lindsey 

Eckert, Jack and Nancy 

Ehrsam, Thomas and J. Carol 

Emory, William H. 

Erkelenz, Eugene 

Fetter, Brett and Monica 

Fink, Dan 

Ford, Martin W. 

Franckowiak, Jean and Dave 

Frautschi, Grant J. 

Fritz, Cindy Ziegler 

Froebel, Kurt F. Jr. 

Germanotta, Jeffrey S. 

Gilleland, Owen and Glenna 

Grant, D. Rob't & A. Gertrude 

Green, Drs. Jeffrey and Donna 

Gutenkunst, Kathy 

Haeger, Al 

Harris, Michael 

Heckman, Chuck & Maryellen 

Heine, Gerald and Judith 

Helmes, Scott 

Hinickle, Linda 

Hjortland, Donald 

Hoffman, Susan 

Holub, Roshara 

Hotchkiss, Joseph 

Hotchkiss, L. Forbes 

Howell, Thomas W. 

Hoxie, Kenneth 

Hurley, Daniel M. Jr. 

Jaessing, Jennifer and Paul 

Janensch, Paul 

Kaeding, Donald M. 

Kasten, Frederick C. Trust 

Kieckhafer, Allan 

Klein, Kenneth 

Klein, Walter B. & Mary Ann 

Kletti, Arthur and Georgia 

Konitzer, James W. 

Lake Davenport Sailing Club 

Lampman, Jack 

Luebke Trust (Ron & Bonnie) 

Madden, Bill, Jr. 

Madden, Viola 

Martinson, Bruce 

Maslowski, William 

Mehan, John and Mary 

Mills, Perry 

Monahan, J. Kevin 

Morell, Tom 

Morgan, Lou 

Mutual Of America Found. 

Nielsen, Wm A. and Margaret 

Novak, David 

Olson, Ralph 

Olson, Raymond, Jr. 

O’Malley, Tom and Ruth 

Oster, Robert 

Palmer, Lieselotte/Gerhard 

Paul C. Klumb Agency 

Perlick, Robert 

Perrigo, David 

Perrigo, William Jr. 

Perry, Mills and Juliette 

Petersen, James C. 

Petersen, John G. 

Phillip, Jim 

Pillsbury, John S. Jr. 

Pistakee Yacht Club 

Powell, George and Family 

Prange, Mark 

Prange, Ross 

Price, Frank E. 

Quad Cities Sailing School 

Rappold, Frank 

Rasmussen, Herb E. 

Reff, Russell 

Ringa, Robert J. Jr. 

Rogers, Peter 

Sanford, Donald P. 

Schimenz, Mark 

Schmidt, Karen and David 

Schmidt, Ruth W. 

Schneider, Charles 

Schneider, Lori 

Schuman, Philip V. 

Sherer, Virginia 

Sitter, David 

Sitter, David M 

Smith, Gregory A 

Smith, Jim, Stephanie, & Jon 

Smith, Kathy 

Smith, Paul & Stephanie 

Sprinkman, Chad R. 

Stauff, David and Pandre 

Stern, Douglas 

Sundberg, Margaret 

Taber, Ronald C. 

Taylor, Stephen 

Van Till, Kenneth and Patricia 

von Bereghy, Lauren 

Wagner, Don 

Walsh, Margaret 

Webb, Justin 

Weliver, Jean and Jere 

Weston, Sue 

Wiener, Sam 

Wintheiser, Gerald 

Wrocklage, James/Marianne 

Zeratsky, J. Bur 

Ziegler, Peter D. 

Zimmerschied, John 

Zinn, Carl

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I.L.Y.A. Scow Promotion Campaign 

Platinum Sponsor: Commitment of at least $1,000 per year for the next five years or $5,000 

one time contribution. 

✰ Logo or name would be on all of our handout packets, all notifications of 

clinics in Scow Slants, 

✰ Logo or name on a banner that would be displayed at all sailing 

director events. 

Gold Sponsor: Commitment of at least $500 per year for the next five years or $2,500 

one time contribution. 

✰ Same as Platinum Sponsor except listed as Gold 

✰ Smaller logo size. 

Silver Sponsor: 

Contributor: 

Commitment of at least $100 per year for the next five years or $500 one 

time contribution. 

✰ Listed as a Silver sponsor in an annual article in Scow Slants. 

Any other contributions. 

✰ Listed as a Contributor in an annual article in Scow Slants. 

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2006 ILYA Sanctioned Regatta Results 

2006 ILYA Class MC Championship Regatta 

Lake Geneva Yacht Club 

August 13-16, 2006 

2006 ILYA Class E Championship Regatta 


August 13-16, 2006 

1. O 2391 Jamie Kimball 2 1 4 2 9.0 

2. O 2344 Bill Colburn 4 2 3 12 21.0 

3. O 2044 Dan Fink 6 5 12 5 28.0 

4. O 2256 Zack Clayton 20 3 2 6 31.0 

5. O 2174 Peter Wright 1 25 10 1 37.0 

6. O 1881 Bruce Gallagher 10 17 6 4 37.0 

7. O 2328 Kelly Reese 23 8 1 7 39.0 

8. M 2246 Rick Trester 16 6 8 10 40.0 

9. O 2372 Kyle VerPlank 11 13 7 11 42.0 

10. O 2096 Kelli Farrar 7 20 9 14 50.0 

11. O 2112 Kevin Neal 8 7 19 20 54.0 

12. J 2154 Derek Packard 21 9 18 9 57.0 

13. O 2139 Joe. Rotonda 12 4 20 35 71.0 

14. O 2284 Mike Risewick 15 11 27 18 71.0 

15. O 2352 Jeff Annis 13 10 46 3 72.0 

16. GM 2173 Steve Avery 3 15 17 40 75.0 

17. O 1995 Jamie Surles 32 26 5 15 78.0 

18. O 2043 Aaron Mann 5 18 39 23 85.0 

19. J 2226 Dan Wright 14 14 26 42 96.0 

20. O 2235 David Harrison 9 DNF 25 17 98.0 

21. M 2277 Terry Mestan 26 23 21 29 99.0 

22. GM 2223 Tom Schmidt 28 12 36 25 101.0 

23. O 1703 Rob Harring 18 16 35 32 101.0 

24. O 1914 Mike/Caroline Krech17 24 31 30 102.0 

25. O 2031 Brad Farrar 34 29 24 16 103.0 

26. GM 2389 Jack Kern 27 21 43 13 104.0 

27. M 2202 Todd Faulkner 33 33 13 26 105.0 

28. O 2144 Pat Huttner 29 36 22 21 108.0 

29. J 2349 Coye Harrett 24 34 11 41 110.0 

30. J 2077 George Rolfs 22 22 34 39 117.0 

31. GM 2371 Milt Haeger DNS DNC 16 8 118.0 

32. M 1816 Jim Phillip 31 31 23 34 119.0 

33. M 2209 Greg Sutter 37 30 29 24 120.0 

34. J 1891 Ben Porter 39 28 37 19 123.0 

35. J 1826 Harris Buddig DNS 19 32 31 129.0 

36. M 2120 Steve Rotier 35 27 45 22 129.0 

37. M 2365 Tom Blackwell 25 DNS 28 33 133.0 

38. O 1779 Paul Wood DNS DNC 15 27 136.0 

39. GM 2345 William Freytag DNC DNC 14 36 144.0 

40. O 2387 Fritz Seidel 19 37 42 46 144.0 

41. O 2193 Laurie Morrissy 38 DSQ 33 28 146.0 

42. GM 2364 Bob Cooley 36 32 44 38 150.0 

43. M 2095 Rod Rieger 30 35 41 45 151.0 

44. M 1749 David Porter DNS DNC 30 37 161.0 

45. GM 2195 Chuck Nichols 40 DNC 40 44 171.0 

46. O 1957 Dave Larsen DNS DNC 38 43 175.0 

2006 ILYA Class A Open 

Championship Regatta 


August 16-19, 2006 

1. M-9 Tom Burton 1 1 1 1 4.0 

2. W-7 Steve Johnson 4 3 2 2 11.0 

3. M-6 Blair Jenness 3 2 3 3 11.0 

4. U-2 Geoff Catlin 6 4 4 4 18.0 

5. W-11Willie Crear 2 DNC DNC DNC 23.0 

6. Z-1 Tom Erickson 5 DNC DNC DNC 26.0 

1. M-11 Gordy Bowers 2 1 5 3 11.0 

2. M-1 Rob Evans 4 2 7 4 17.0 

3. M-2 John Dennis 12 5 1 1 19.0 

4. I-0 Brian Porter 1 8 9 5 23.0 

5. M-9 Tom Burton 7 17 4 7 35.0 

6. V-39 Mike Darrow 8 12 2 16 38.0 

7. X-751 Jim Gluek 5 3 10 20 38.0 

8. V-11 Peter Friend 11 19 3 6 39.0 

9. H-7 Lon Schoor 10 9 16 8 43.0 

10. I-49 Sam Rogers 3 15 27 2 47.0 

11. V-111 Tobin Tornehl 20 6 8 17 51.0 

12. WA-99 Casey Call 23 7 11 12 53.0 

13. I-71 Ken Wruk 13 11 12 23 59.0 

14. V-800 Doug Mills 21 4 25 10 60.0 

15. I-101 Scott Ripkey 6 16 28 13 63.0 

16. M-3 Peter Strothman 9 13 17 24 63.0 

17. V-102 Robert Guidinger 19 10 29 9 67.0 

18. J-80 Jon Schloesser 16 21 15 21 73.0 

19. V-0 Dave Decker 15 22 18 18 73.0 

20. M-15 Peter Slocum 18 24 21 11 74.0 

21. M-53 David Chute 14 28 6 29 77.0 

22. M-7 Jule Hannaford 17 18 13 30 78.0 

23. I-10 Vesa Salo 24 20 24 15 83.0 

24. SC-14 Will Martin 25 14 23 28 90.0 

25. M-12 Jeff Solum DNF 26 19 14 97.0 

26. SC-1 Mark Jordan 30 27 14 26 97.0 

27. H-38 Justin Segersten 26 33 22 22 103.0 

28. I-22 Michael Gannon 22 23 31 27 103.0 

29. I-333 Frank Davenport 32 29 30 19 110.0 

30. V-777 Eric Wilson 29 30 20 35 114.0 

31. I-13 Bob Youngquist 27 25 32 33 117.0 

32. H-36 Matt Schmidt 28 36 35 25 124.0 

33. V-49 Jeff Seeboth DNF 34 26 31 129.0 

34. H-33 Todd Tiefenthaler 33 35 33 32 133.0 

35. I-818 John Simms, Jr.. 31 32 36 DNF 137.0 

36. V-95 Bill Lieber DNC 31 34 34 137.0 

37 I-27 Don Sheldon DNF DNF 37 36 149.0 

2006 ILYA Class I-20 Championship Regatta 


August 13-15, 2006 

1. H-88 Emily Green 2 (3) 2 1 1 3 9.0 

2. L-34 John Hayashi 1 4 3 2 5 4 14.0 

3. U-1 Geoff Catlin (5) 2 1 5 2 5 15.0 

4. H-632 Steve Yost (11) 1 6 6 3 2 18.0 

5. J-11 A. Aaron Lynn 6 (10) 5 3 6 9 29.0 

6. FD-314 George Winter 9 6 4 4 (DNF) 7 30.0 

7. H-169 Bob Holz 3 5 8 7 (DNF) 8 31.0 

8. 4 Jeff Marquardt 10 7 7 (DNF) 4 6 34.0 

9. H-5 Stefan Schmidt 4 9 (DNF) DNF 7 1 35.0 

10. WA-1 Ken Bolles (13) 13 9 8 8 10 48.0 

11. H-653 Barbie Stimpson 7 12 11 (DNC)(DNC) 11 55.0 

12. H-216 Grant Frautschi 8 8 (DNF) DNC (DNC) (DNC) 58.0 

13. H-644 John Wenning 12 11 10 (DNF) (DNF) 12 59.0

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2006 ILYA Class C Championship Regatta 


August 16-19, 2006 

1. O I-42 Sam Rogers 1 2 7 12 22.0 

2. O E-89 Stephen Schmidt 7 3 1 13 24.0 

3. O B-6 Martin Barr 11 8 19 6 44.0 

4. O V-171 Fred Miller 10 6 8 27 49.0 

5. O M-20 Tim Krech 33 13 4 2 52.0 

6. O OO-88 Peter Kech 22 9 28 3 62.0 

7. O B-18 Brian Brickler 30 14 10 10 64.0 

8. O V-11 Augie Barkow 39 1 12 RDG-13 65.0 

9. O V-137 Jim Gluek 3 26 11 30 69.0 

10. O A-136 Ed Eckert 34 28 9 1 72.0 

11. O B-12 Matt Haeger 13 23 34 5 75.0 

12. O M-5 Hans Zinn 35 7 13 22 75.0 

13. O B-8 Zack Clayton 41 12 21 9 83.0 

14. GM P-1 Jerry Huse 29 11 23 29 91.0 

15. O SL-11 Cam McNeil 5 30 2 56 92.0 

16. O P-4 Lance Avery 62 4 20 7 93.0 

17. M E-1 Mark Prange 19 32 26 20 96.0 

18. O M-25 Chris Andert 9 33 42 16 100.0 

19. J M-2 Derek Packard 12 16 37 36 100.0 

20. O B-333 Dave Davenport 17 20 31 34 101.0 

21. O P-3 Fletch Avery 16 41 24 24 103.0 

22. O OO-111 Charlie Kilander 8 53 6 38 104.0 

23. O I-26 Art Larson 2 43 45 17 107.0 

24. M Z-3 Bill Nicholas 28 55 17 8 108.0 

25. O V-101 David Koch 18 10 43 41 111.0 

26. O M-17 Jason Ostbye 27 34 39 11 111.0 

27. O G-1 Jim Flood 25 51 22 14 112.0 

28. O A-36 Tom Eckert 56 15 46 4 121.0 

29. O T-17 Joe Schaub 59 22 14 28 121.0 

30. O BL-3 Patrick Lynch 31 42 32 23 126.0 

31. O I-8 Jeff Doubek 40 48 18 25 129.0 

32. O A-22 Jim Tews 55 46 5 26 130.0 

33. O I-113 Erick Youngquist 38 24 27 42 130.0 

34. M P-31 Stuart Gerhold 24 40 29 39 131.0 

35. O P-9 Dale Norton 53 18 55 15 141.0 

36. O E-2 Matt Zea 51 31 15 45 141.0 

37. O B-217 Porter/Skotarzak 49 25 36 32 141.0 

38. M IC-99 Brian Barr 14 37 49 43 142.0 

39. J AC-54 Coye Harrett 6 56 3 DSQ 145.0 

40. O B-10 Jeff Hudson 21 38 52 35 145.0 

41. M E-11 Bob Henschel 37 29 30 57 152.0 

42. O M-177 Jim Beltz 4 27 50 DNC 161.0 

43. O B-303 Frank Davenport, Jr.23 57 33 52 164.0 

44. O I-24 Barret/Powlison 65 47 35 18 165.0 

45. O D-21 Ed Clair 46 21 38 61 165.0 

46. O D-29 JP Mull 26 45 64 33 167.0 

47. M A-25 Fred Barkow 60 39 16 54 168.0 

48. O D-30 Scott Hetzler 67 44 25 50 185.0 

49. O MO-31 Austin Chamberlin 75 5 60 51 190.0 

50. O I-25 Jim Petersen 36 67 53 37 192.0 

51. O T-34 Merritt Becker 15 63 73 44 194.0 

52. O MO-99 Mark Frashier 45 54 56 40 194.0 

53. M I-1 Buddy Melges 20 17 DNC DNC 197.0 

54. GM P-51 Steve Avery 43 58 67 31 198.0 

55. O I-808 Tom Pomierski 69 19 51 66 204.0 

56. O E-111 Matt Prange 44 73 41 48 205.0 

57. M LL-888 Norman Reese 52 36 44 DNF 212.0 

58. O B-52 Rob Hudson 57 50 47 60 213.0 

59. M B-19 John Sullivan 50 64 48 55 216.0 

60. M IC-407 John Cochran 61 35 71 53 219.0 

61. J LL-8 Danny Madden 42 59 63 58 221.0 

62. M M-35 Carl Zinn 54 70 40 59 222.0 

63. O MO-36 David Cooley 64 49 72 46 230.0 

64. O CH-1 Jeff Annis 32 62 57 DNC 231.0 

65. O D-18 Matt Berman 48 52 70 63 232.0 

66. M I-333 Frank Davenport 63 68 59 47 236.0 

67. O Z-77 JC Risewick 58 65 54 62 238.0 

68. GM M-39 Skip Dickel 68 61 68 67 263.0 

69. O I-3 Eric Goes 47 60 DNC DNC 267.0 

70. O I-28 Terry Blanchard 71 71 62 65 268.0 

71. M CL-3 Craig Parker DNS DNC 61 49 269.0 

72. M CL-1 Ben Carstens 70 DNC 65 64 278.0 

73. O E-151 Alan Petelinsek 72 74 66 71 282.0 

74. O BL-6 Thomas Felker 78 69 69 68 283.0 

75. O MO-33 Howard Chamberlin77 72 58 DNC 287.0 

76. O C-21 Gary Reiter 66 DNC 74 70 289.0 

77. O SL-10 Ken Achterhof 73 DNC 75 69 296.0 

78. O D-5 Tom Stritt 76 66 DNC DNC 302.0 

79. O I-48 John DeCarlo 74 DNC DNC DNC 314.0 

2006 ILYA Class A One Design 



August 9-12, 2006 

1. I-49 John Porter 9 1 1 4 1 1 17.0 

2. M-100 Rob Evans 2 3 2 5 2 5 19.0 

3. I-96 Chuck Lamphere 3 11 4 2 7 6 33.0 

4. I-100 Andy Burdick 1 9 10 1 6 9 36.0 

5. V-911 Tom Sweitzer 5 5 8 3 11 11 43.0 

6. V-47 Harring/Smith 10 6 11 10 12 2 51.0 

7. I-24 Peter Blodgett 7 4 3 6 22 10 52.0 

8. V-57 Brian Henke 4 7 12 15 4 15 57.0 

9. M-4 Gordy Bowers 27 10 9 8 5 4 63.0 

10. I-1 Melges/Anderson 12 2 15 7 15 13 64.0 

11. I-12 Whowell/Beukema13 8 5 11 3 25 65.0 

12. V-3 Gary Jobson 6 17 17 14 9 12 75.0 

13. H-714 Lon Schoor 19 15 6 DNF 8 3 80.5 

14. V-8 Matt Weber 8 14 14 16 13 21 86.0 

15. M-11 Dave Willette 20 13 19 9 19 14 95.0 

16. I-44 Wendell Sherry 11 18 18 13 16 20 96.0 

17. V-880 Mike Rettie 21 16 26 12 14 8 98.0 

18. V-333 John Stark 15 12 22 21 23 7 100.0 

19. M-55 Harry Allen 17 20 16 23 10 18 104.0 

20. V-999 Jim Klauser 16 24 7 20 25 19 111.0 

21. J-311 Jay Yaeso 14 19 20 18 21 22 114.0 

22. W-1 Lee Alnes 18 23 13 25 26 16 121.0 

23. H-13 Brian Anderson 22 21 21 22 17 26 130.0 

24. H-838 Bill Hanson 26 26 24 26 18 23 143.0 

25. V-115 Todd Haines 19 27 23 19 28 28 145.0 

26. J-5 Bill Wyman DSQ 25 25 17 27 24 147.0 

27. V-150 Ron Schloemer 25 27 DNF DNC 20 17 147.5 

28. W-28 Ken Broen 23 22 27 24 24 27 148.0 

2006 ILYA Class M-16 



August 16-19, 2006 

1. O V-90 Paul Reinicke 1 1 2 1 2 7.0 

2. M WL-111 Jan Gill 3 3 3 4 1 14.0 

3. O A-36 Patti Schmidt 7 2 4 2 3 18.0 

4. O V-58 Courtney Krejci 2 DNC 1 5 4 23.0 

5. M M-101 Bill Welch 4 7 5 3 5 24.0 

6. O A-11 Wendy Olson 7 6 7 6 7 33.0 

7. M LH-117 Jack Zimmerschied 7 4 10 7 6 34.0 

8. O A-60 Carly Eckert 5 5 8 8 DNC 37.0 

9. M LH-9 Ted Jewett 7 8 6 10 8 39.0 

10. M WL-66 Larry Hildebrand 6 9 9 9 9 42.0



2006 ILYA C Invitational Regatta 

Nagawicka Lake yacht Club 

July 20-23, 2006 

2006 ILYA I-20 Invitational Regatta 

Green Lake yacht Club 

June 24-25, 2006 

1. V-11 August Barkow 4 3 4 11.0 

2. A-36 Tom Eckert 11 5 2 18.0 

3. M-20 Tim Krech 2 2 16 20.0 

4. V-137 Jim Gluek 5 7 9 21.0 

5. B-8 Zack Clayton 9 10 3 22.0 

6. B-18 Brian Brickler 15 9 1 25.0 

7. OO-88 Peter Keck 7 12 6 25.0 

8. N-68 Craig Heinze 6 11 13 30.0 

9. I-42 Jamie Kimball 1 13 19 33.0 

10. E-89 Steve Schmidt 8 14 12 34.0 

11. E-1 Mark Prange 14 6 15 35.0 

12. V-181 JJ Hausmann 23 8 5 36.0 

13. B-12 Kent Haeger 30 1 8 39.0 

14. N-100 Rick Laatsch 19 16 10 45.0 

15. M-25 Chris Andert 3 15 28 46.0 

16. B-217 Ann Porter 10 30 11 51.0 

17. B-303 Frank Davenport 12 22 17 51.0 

18. A-77 David Baldus 13 20 18 51.0 

19. N-222 Dave Perry 26 19 7 52.0 

20. A-22 Jim Tews 25 17 14 56.0 

21. V-10 A.J. Schweda 16 24 20 60.0 

22. V-171 Fred Miller 18 21 21 60.0 

23. E-11 Bob Henschel 37 4 30 71.0 

24. B-333 Dave Davenport 20 28 25 73.0 

25. SL-0 Glen Walborn 24 18 35 77.0 

26. E-111 Elizabeth Prange 27 31 22 80.0 

27. D-30 Scott Hetzler 22 33 27 82.0 

28. M-17 Jason Ostbye 17 34 33 84.0 

29. E-13 Scott Tarmann 21 26 38 85.0 

30. N-98 Carl Pinahs 28 32 29 89.0 

31. OO-11 1 Dave Decker 33 37 23 93.0 

32. N-71 Timothy Cleary Jr 35 27 31 93.0 

33. A-25 Fred Barkow 29 29 36 94.0 

34. N-10 Les Birbaum 32 38 26 96.0 

35. N-82 Jeff Anderson 36 25 37 98.0 

36. N-19 Phil Schuman 38 40 24 102.0 

37. N-333 Jim Konitzer 41 23 39 103.0 

38. CL-3 Craig Parker 40 36 32 108.0 

39. N-45 Jeff Nigel 34 35 40 109.0 

40. NO-18 Kurt Froebel 39 39 34 112.0 

41. E-151 Alan Petelinsek 43 42 42 127.0 

42. NO-5 Rick Dittmer 44 43 41 128.0 

43. N-106 Forbes Hotchkiss 31 50\OCS 50\DNF 131.0 

44. N-33 Dick Mileager 42 41 50\DNF 133.0 

45. M-35 Carl Zinn 50\DNC50\DNC50\DNS 150.0T 

46. M-5 Hans Zinn 50\DNC50\DNC50\DNS 150.0T 

47. T-34 Merritt Becker 50\DNC50\DNC50\DNS 150.0T 

48. I-1 Buddy Melges 50\DNC50\DNC50\DNS 150.0T 

49. I-25 James Petersen 50\DNC50\DNC50\DNS 150.0T 

1. H-652 Steve Scheck 1 2 3 2 1 9.0 

2. H-88 Emily Green 2 3 1 1 3 10.0 

3. H-216 Grant Frautschi 10 1 4 6 2 23.0 

4. H-111 John Spargo 3 6 2 4 8 23.0 

5. H-5 Stefan Schmidt 5 5 6 7 4 27.0 

6. 129 Aaron Lynn 4 7 5 3 10 29.0 

7. FD-314 John Hayashi 6 4 8 5 7 30.0 

8. DB-34 Joseph Terry 8 11 9 9 5 42.0 

9. U-1 Geoff Catlin 9 DNF 7 8 6 44.0 

10. H-653 Barbie Stimpson 7 8 12 12 13 52.0 

11. 4 Jeff Marquardt 11 9 13 10 9 52.0 

12. H-644 John Wenning 12 10 10 13 11 56.0 

13. WA-1 Kenny Bolles 13 12 11 11 12 59.0 

2006 ILYA Class MC Invitational Regatta 

Mendota Yacht Club 

July 13-16, 2006 

1. Jamie Kimball 2387 1 1 2 13 6 1 24.0 

2. Bruce Gallagher 1881 11 2 14 1 1 8 37.0 

3. Jay Rendall 1690 M 20 5 8 4 3 3 43.0 

4. Paul Moran 2215 3 9 4 8 4 15 43.0 

5. Dan Fink 2044 5 10 1 2 15 11 44.0 

6. Mike Risewick 2284 6 3 6 9 18 5 47.0 

7. Rick Trester 2246 M 12 12 10 6 10 9 59.0 

8. Bill Colburn 2344 4 16 3 16 17 4 60.0 

9. M. Chatterton 1925 19 7 19 12 2 7 66.0 

10. E. Stabelfeldt 1751 2 8 12 7 20 17 66.0 

11. Kelly Reese 2328 10 6 7 11 22 13 69.0 

12. Kelli Farrar 2096 13 18 9 20 8 2 70.0 

13. P. Toumanoff 2189 M 9 11 16 10 9 16 71.0 

14. David Porter 1749 M 27 4 5 19 5 18 78.0 

15. Zack Clayton 2256 8 15 15 15 14 12 79.0 

16. Jeff Surles 1995 7 14 18 17 19 10 85.0 

17. David Harrison 2235 23 13 35 3 27 6 107.0 

18. Tom Schmidt 2223 GM 14 24 24 14 12 24 112.0 

19. Rob Harring 1703 15 19 29 26 16 19 124.0 

20. Paul Wood 1779 26 20 13 5 23 DNC 125.0 

21. Greg Sutter 2209 M 18 27 27 24 7 22 125.0 

22. Tom Stitgen 2208 24 21 21 27 13 21 127.0 

23. Dave Larsen 1957 21 26 20 23 28 14 132.0 

24. Ron Curio 2273 GM 29 23 25 21 11 26 135.0 

25. C.Thompson 1720 M 16 17 11 28 DNC DNC 148.0 

26. Steve Brink 2373 M 32 28 17 29 24 20 150.0 

27. Deb Ziegler 2077 17 22 28 25 25 DNC 155.0 

28. Rod Rieger 2095 M 33 30 26 30 21 25 165.0 

29. Bill Biersach 1904 M 28 25 23 18 DNC DNC 170.0 

30. Don Sanford 1028 M 22 34 34 34 29 28 181.0 

31. Andrew Lewis 1100 25 33 31 35 31 29 184.0 

32. Todd Faulkner 2202 DNC DNC DNC 22 26 23 185.0 

33. Steve Yost 1457 30 29 30 31 30 DNC 188.0 

34. Ray Riddle 1931 31 32 22 32 DNC DNC 193.0 

35. Jim Kandler 1394 DNC 31 33 36 DNC 27 203.0 

36. Robert Buddig 2263 35 35 32 33 32 DNC 205.0 

37. M. Sommerfeldt 204 34 36 DNF 37 DNC DNC 221.0

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2006 ILYA Class E Invitational Regatta 

Oshkosh Yacht Club 

July 13-16, 2006 

2006 ILYA Class A Open Invitational Regatta 

White Bear Yacht Club 

July 20-23, 2006 

1. V-37 Augie Barkow 1 6 3 3 1 14.0 

2. V-11 Peter Friend 3 4 8 2 4 21.0 

3. M-9 Tom Burton 12 1 1 6 2 22.0 

4. H-7 Lon Schoor 5 3 2 4 8 22.0 

5. M-53 David Chute 4 7 4 5 5 25.0 

6. M-12 Jeff Solum 2 5 9 9 3 28.0 

7. I-71 Ken Wruk 6 2 7 1 18\BFD 34.0 

8. M-2 Tom Meyer 13 8 6 10 6 43.0 

9. H-33 Todd Tietenthaler 8 12 10 11 7 48.0 

10. J-80 Jon Schloesser 7 13 5 8 18\DNF 51.0 

11. J-151 Larry Hirschberg 9 17 13 7 10 56.0 

12. J-2 Bob Cummins 10 16 12 12 13 63.0 

13. V-111 Tobin Torhehl 11 14 11 13 14 63.0 

14. H-38 Justin Segersten 15 11 16 16 9 67.0 

15. J-5 Bill Wyman 16 9 15 15 12 67.0 

16. J-12 Jack Schloesser 14 15 14 14 11 68.0 

17. J-13 Patrick Heaney 17 10 17 18\DNF 15 77.0 

1. M-9 Tom Burton 1 2 1 4.0 

2. V-333 John Stark 2 1 2 5.0 

3. M-6 Blair Jenness 7 3 3 13.0 

4. M-11 Dave Willette 3 4 7 14.0 

5. W-1 Lee Alnes 4 5 6 15.0 

6. W-28 Ken Broen 5 7 5 17.0 

7. W-3 Jason Brown 6 11 4 21.0 

8. V-89 Erich Schloemer 8 8 8 24.0 

9. W-11 Kathy Sanville 9 10 9 28.0 

10. Z-1 Tom Erickson 11 6 12 29.0 

11. W-7 Steve Johnson 10 9 11 30.0 

12. W-8 Hod Irvine 12 12 10 34.0 

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Special Scow Slants Supplement for I.L.Y.A. Youth 

These are just a few of the talented, young professionals that teach our children every 

summer. They teach day in and out to bring up the skill level of our juniors. They work 

really hard to ensure the future of this organization by producing fine youth sailors. As 

a whole, they are the best and we appreciate their efforts.


reported by Candace Porter 

The third annual X clinic was held 

on Cedar Lake, WI. on June 13th - 

15th. Twenty-one of 64 sailors 

were girls enjoying this great sport. 

But not to be overlooked, the 

gentlemen had exceptional 

competition at the three-day event. 

Thirty-two boats were taught by 

Matt Prange, Liz Prange, Kelly 

Reese, Katie Eckert, Patty 

Schmidt, Dave Bandstra and Tom 

Commodore Hodgson pitches in to talk 

with our youth. Photo supplied by 

Candace Porter 

Hodgson. The weather cooperated with 

a selection of light and heavy air and 

threatening storms. Cedar members 

provided great meals and support. 

At the end of the event, the six-race 

regatta had Beaver’s Chris and Greta 

Banholzer as champions. Pewaukee’s 

Drake and Charlie Sprinkman sailed 

consistently to second. Cedar’s 

Patrick Egan with Annie 

Sprinkman took third; 

Nagawicka’s Ryan Grosch with 

Alex Stuckart finished fourth and 

Oshkosh’s (via Fond du Lac) 

Sam Whealon and Jack 

Goudreau were fifth. 

Pos. Boat# Skipper / Crew Races Score 

1. K-505 Chris Banholzer/Greta Banholzer 1-5-2-5-1-2 16 

2. V-50 Drake &/Charlie Sprinkman 7-1-5-1-3-13 30 

3. A-8 Patrick Egan/Annie Sprinkman 5-3-10-7-4-8 37 

4. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuckart 15-4-4-2-8-9 42 

5. FD-20 Sam Whealon/Jack Goudreau 4-9-1-13-16-4 47 

6. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte/Stephanie Leftwich 2-14-7-14-6-5 48 

7. A-76 Becky Schmidt/Jessie 3-8-23-3-1-1 52 

8. N-823 John Putze/Alex Caffentzis 6-11-9-11-17-6 60 

9. V-26 Kelly Roy/Lauren Galante 8-7-18-10-5-14 62 

10. V-14 Ben Biwer /Alex DeGuire / 9-2-24-9-15-10 69 

PJ Feichtmeier 

11. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst/Ellie Thomas 10-13-12-8-12-18 73 

12. FD-8 Michael Maas/Rex Whealon 11-15-16-21-10-3 76 

13. J-55 Max Wyman/Jack Sitter 18-18-6-4-24-7 77 

14. V-711 Chance Dries/Morgan Beal 20-6-21-6-13-11 77 

15. V-131 Brendan & Kieran Dolan 12-17-13-12-2-25 81 

16. J-22 John Beck/Bill Metzig 14-16-8-16-20-12 86 

17. N-416 Josh Lorenc/Austin Baumann 17-20-16.4-15-11-19 98.4 

18. V-115 Catherine Haines/Kristin Saragenese 24-24-3-24-9-16 100 

19. A-56 Jack Studer/Anna Genthe 19-10-15-17-19-23 103 

20. K-44 Rebecca & Gabriel Marx 16-21-11-23-18-15 104 

21. M-16 Molly and Cabell Sitter 22-23-14-22-7-17 105 

22. J-1 Jordan Reff/Mike Drummond 13-12-20-20-22-21 108 

23. A-21 Danny Fosatti/Martin Muenster 28-22-22-18-23-20 133 

24. A-28 Lydia Garlie/Sam Garlie 23-26-17-19-26-26 137 

25. J-55 Kate Wyman/Paige Whealon 21-19-27-26-27-24 144 

26. J-22 Michael Swanson/Sam Goudreau 27-25-19-25-25-27 148 

27. J-80 Ricky Maki/Ben Albrecht 25-27-28-27-21-22 150 

28. X-25 Alex & Graham Kent 26-28-26-28-28-28 164 

The instructors worked the kids 

hard with drills. This particular one 

was a starting drill. Photo supplied 

by Steve Dolan

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Thirty three boats sailed 

in the Big Kahuna 

Xtreme Regatta. The 

weather varied, but fun 

prevailed. Three races 

were completed. After 

the racing was complete, 

everyone splashed, slid down slides, and cruised the 

lazy river in tubes at the new Oshkosh Community 

Water Park. Sailors and parents alike had fun with 

the Hawaiian theme. Many were spotted to wear 

their leis throughout the entire regatta. 

Information for the 2007 Xtreme Regatta will be 

available by the Winter Inland. Expect more sailing, 

more fun, and a relaxed regatta experience you’ve 

Reported by Beth Wyman 

come to expect at this event. Complete results can be 

found on page 78. 

The water park was a huge hit. Photo supplied by Beth Wyman 

Submitted by Jay Hiller 

The 36th. annual Quad lakes X regatta with 28 boats 

from Beulah, Cedar, Nagawicka and Pine took place 

on July 5th. and 6th., hosted by Lake Beulah. 

Sailors, parents, and coaches arrived early and were 

ready to go by 10:00 am. 

Two races were sailed before breaking for lunch and 

volleyball. Beulah and Cedar won hard fought 

matches over Pine and Nagawicka and then Chief 

Judge Milt Haeger found some breeze and returned 

the sailors to the water. 

All three races were sailed in typical Beulah breeze 

of about 4 to 6 mph with noticeable shifts. After day 

one Joe and Charlie Kutchenreuter sailing the B-3 

were the leaders winning all three! Danny Tighe of 

Pine also had a great day with finishes of 2,2,4. 

Race 4 also was won by Joe and Charlie on the B-3. 

Trophies were awarded to the top ten skippers and 

crew followed by the championship volleyball 

showdown between Beulah and Cedar. Cedar won 

the first game, Beulah the second and Cedar 

prevailed in the final game to win the coveted 

Volleyball Trophy. Lake Beulah enjoyed the 

opportunity to host this fine event. Complete results 

can be found on page 78. 

Tommy Hiller and Gregory 

Westin are enjoying the event on 

the B-88. 

Day two started much like day one, calm and hot. 

Chief judge Haeger sent the boats out and once they 

were all on the water, he called for the wind and got a 

breeze similar to the previous day. Using a different 

part of the lake the boats were able to get the fourth 

and final race in. Top notch dedicated race 

management makes it easy to have a successful 

regatta. Thanks Milt and crew!


I never imagined that sailing Opti’s would help me to 

qualify for the Laser Worlds in JeJu, South Korea. I 

was proud to represent the USA as one of 5 

Americans who qualified 

for worlds. 

I found out that there 

were only three 

teenagers that competed 

at the Laser Worlds. I 

grew up sailing Opti’s 

and crewing on an X 

Boat on Lake 

Minnetonka and 

around the Inland. I 

soon got my own X- 

boat and grew out of 

the Opti. I started to 

learn about Laser 

Sailing though my High 

School sailing team. Eric Oppen; my mentor and 

Coach as an Opti sailor loaned me his Laser while he 

was sailing in College. I have been sailing Laser’s 

seriously for the last two years. I sailed at a National 

level for the last year and that is how I qualified for 

Laser Worlds. 

When I received the phone call that invited me to sail 

in the worlds I was coaching my home lakes Opti 

team at the Inland Opti Championships. I was very 

excited and was unsure of what to think. I trained as 

much as I could before hand in order to try to prepare 

myself for what I was about to face. September 

came all too soon and that meant one thing—school 

was starting. I went to the first day of classes then 

hopped on a plane to Jeju Island, South Korea. 

While training before the event with Bradley Funk and 

Andrew Campbell we had some time to visit the island and 

see some interesting things. We visited a 

very old Buddhist Temple built 

into the rocks, The Stadium 

where the World Cup Soccer 

had been played and attempted 

to go shopping. 

The First day of 

qualifying the winds were 

light as we were heading 

out to the race course. 

Then all of the sudden 

you could see this line of 

wind come down and all 

of the sudden it was 25 

knots with 6-10 foot 

waves. We didn’t sail a 

race under 15 knots with 

8 to sometimes 12 foot waves. Being 6’3 and 

weighing 165 did not help me when I was going up 

against men who were my size plus 30 pounds 

heavier. The weather was challenging and I 

experienced my first Typhoon. The sailing was fun 

and super challenging. 

Looking back at it I learned a lot and had a lot of fun. 

I knew my results wouldn’t be anything unreal 

because of the conditions but I sailed the best I could. 

I made many new friends from different countries 

and of course like all kids learning a new language, 

picked up a few bad words in other languages. All in 

all this Inland sailor had a really good time and I 

hope to keep sailing well and qualifying for future 

Laser Worlds. 

submitted by Robin Dale 

The LOP’N was held at Pewaukee Yacht Club last 

Thursday, June 15th. Warm weather and light winds 

lead to four great races in the Junior and Senior 

fleets. There were forty-one sailors that took part in 

the racing with great judging lead by Russ Ackley 

and PJ Friend. 

Nicholas Clemence (PYC), for the second year in a 

row, won the senior fleet. He was followed closely 

by Spencer Jones (PYC) in second, Parker Trepton 

(LYC) third, PJ Feichtmeier (PYC) fourth and Augie 

Dale (PYC) rounding out the top five. 

Wills Duchow (PYC) had an impressive four race 

winning streak to be crowned junior champion. Hot 

on his trail were Trevor Trepton (LYC) in second, 

Tommy Calvy (PYC) in third, Tom Groskopf 

(OLYC) fourth and Scott Sazama (OLYC) in fifth.

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○ 

reported by Sharon Garber 

The USODA Upper Midwest Championships were 

held on Lake Minnetonka on July 8th and 9th. We 

had beautiful weather for the whole regatta. The 

winds were consistently around 8-12 Miles per hour. 

The sun was shining and temperatures were around 80- 

85 degrees. The sailors and families all had 

a great time sailing, swimming and 

playing games on the Island of the 

Minnetonka Yacht Club. The big tent 

was a great place to gather while eating 

with all our Opti friends. 

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ 

sportsmanship. The top three finishers of the 

Championship fleet were 1. Connor Trepton, 2. 

Will Holz, and 3. Hunter Johnston. Being a 

qualifier for the USODA Team Trials, which are to 

be held May 3-5, 2007 in Florida, made this a very 

My personal mission with the regatta 

was for the kids to have fun, sail and 

eat well. I also wanted to teach parents 

and kids that USODA (United States 

Optimist Dingy Association) was just a 

name of an organization and nothing to be 

nervous about when it came to our kids and 

sailing. We had some competition in the 

Midwest on the same weekend for Opti sailing 

and were very pleased with 31 Red, White & Blue 

Fleet sailors and 16 Green Fleeter Sailors. 

Some of the Green Fleeters had just come out of 

the area sailing schools' learn-to-race classes and had 

a great time. With the coaches help they learned a lot. 

These kids became inspired to do more races 

throughout the rest of the season. The top three 

finishers for Green Fleet were 1. Ford Johnstone, 2. 

Trevor Trepton and 3 Marissa Bernstein. 

The Championship Fleet was very competitive and 

they all had a good time while showing great 

Talk about close racing! 

Photo supplied by Sharon Garber 

exciting event. The kids all became excited as we 

announced who the kids were who would be going 

to Team Trials. The twelve sailors who qualified to 

go to Team Trials are Connor and Parker Trepton 

from Lac LaBelle, Harrison Burton, Addy 

Ferguson, Lucas Vroege, Griffin Robillard, Ian 

Solum, Declan Armour, Charlie Burton, and Ben 

Garber all from Minnetonka, Eddie Cox from 

White Bear and Adam Voortman from Chicago. 

Congratulations to all the sailors who qualified and 

we wish them well at Team Trials. 

Ford Johnstone (Beulah), Trevor Trepton (LaBelle), and 

their families made the trip to Sarasota, Florida in August 

to compete in the Green Fleet Nationals. With winds 

ranging from 5 to 8 knots, the Inland representatives 

competed in a fleet of 65 sailors. With coach Nicole 

Hudson looking on, Ford and Trevor both got off to slow 

starts in the first race, finishing 25 th and 34 th , respectively. 

Beginning with the second race, the two young skippers 

became more comfortable starting in the large fleet and 

finished in the top ten in each of their next three races. 

by Jeff Hudson 

After ten races, Trevor turned out to be the most consistent 

competitor with only two finishes out of the top ten. While 

he did not win a race, he earned the title of USODA National 

Green Fleet Champion. In the meantime, Ford finished fifth, 

just ten points behind his friend. Also competing from the 

Midwest were William Curtiss, Hannah Danly, and Maggie 

Holz. 

Look for these sailors next summer on Minnetonka which 

hosts the 2007 USODA National Championships.


The No Tears West regatta was held on July 7th at 

Clear Lake Yacht Club. 

The day started with a surprise visit from 

Commodore Tom Hodgson! Eighteen Optis off to 

the races early at 9:30 as winds were expected to 

build—one race finished before Head PRO 

Mark Tesar wisely called the second as gusts 

to 18 mph were recorded. 

In for lunch the kids enjoyed a great meal and 

prize drawing as races were called for the day. 

Our thanks to Nancy Lundeen for organizing a 

great event. Race results: 

Senior Fleet 

1. Anne Tesar 

2. Adrienne Lowry 

3. Nick Barillas and Zach Wells 

Despite unfavorable conditions, everyone has a great 

day. The Senior Fleet is in the back row, junior in front. 

Photo supplied by Margaret Osmondson 

Junior Fleet 

1. Hailey Lee and Rachel Barillas 

2. Jacob Wessels 

3. Halston Southwick 

In George Washington’s days, there were no 

cameras. One’s image was either sculpted or 

painted. Some paintings of George Washington 

showed him standing behind a desk with one arm 

behind his back while others showed both legs and 

both arms. 

Prices charged by painters were not based on 

how many people were to be painted, but by how 

many limbs were to be painted. Arms and legs 

are “limbs,” therefore painting them would cost 

the buyer more. Hence the expression: "Okay, 

but it will cost you an arm and a leg" 

As incredible as it sounds, men and women took 

baths only twice a year! (May and October) 

Women kept their hair covered, while men shaved 

their heads (because of lice and bugs) and wore 

wigs. Wealthy men could afford good wigs made 

from wool. The wigs couldn’t be washed, so to 

clean them they could carve out a loaf of bread, 

put the wig in the shell, and bake it for 30 minutes. 

The heat would make the wig big and fluffy,hence 

the term “big wig.” 

Today we often use the term “here comes the 

Big Wig” because someone appears to be or is 

powerful and wealthy. 

Needless to say, personal hygiene left much room 

for improvement. As a result, many women and 

men had developed acne scars by adulthood. The 

women would spread bee’s wax over their facial 

skin to smooth out their complexions. When they 

were speaking to each other, if a woman began to 

stare at another woman’s face she was told “mind 

your own bee’s wax.” Should the woman smile, the 

wax would crack, hence the term “crack a smile.” 

Also, when they sat too close to the fire, the wax 

would melt and therefore the expression “losing face.

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Pewaukee Yacht Club was the gracious host of the 

No Tears East Regatta on July 24th. Pewaukee had 

all the wind the C’s, X’s and A’s desired over the 

previous weekend. With blasts over 20 and a No 

Tears fleet ready to compete, the challenge fell on 

capable sailing school instructors to handle nervous 

parents and excited sailors. 

The junior 

fleet ages 8 

and under 

came back 

to shore 

immediately 

after one 

brave 

attempt. 

The senior 

fleet got in 

two heavy, 

heavy wind 

races with 

10 sailing 

instructor boats hovering, rescuing, encouraging. 

Twenty-two of 37 sailors braved the starts. 

At days end, 

Pewaukee had 

entertained 73 

sailors, played 

“Captain’s 

Coming” 

(a 

sailing 

version 

of 

Simon 

Says), 

Drip, Drip, 

Splash (a 

sailing version 

of Duck Duck Goose), and Canoe Tag. 

Katie Porter and Jamie Baker of Pewaukee. 

held the attention of 70+ sailors for nearly 

two hours worth of on land activity. 

The winners pictured here were Alicia Rotier of Lake 

Beulah, Will 

Komas of 

Lake Beulah 

and Turner 

Jacques of 

Beaver. 

South 

Shore and 

Sheridan 

Shores 

joined ILYA 

lakes. A 

Kate Goes 

Sportsmanship Medal was given to Beaver’s Turner 

Jacques who left his boat to go rescue fellow sailors 

twice. He was separated from a green Croc 

(waterproof shoes for you not-so-hip) which was 

returned by some fellow boater. Scott Sazama of 

Okauchee won the tipover prize with a total seven 

and he lived to tell the story! Caroline Keck of 

LaBelle won a prize for smiling the most during 

tipovers. It never phases these kids. The top story 

was the start in big wind, I flag just up at four 

minutes when a most attractive, young girl, Paige 

Carlson from Powers sails by the committee boat to 

see if it had a ponytail holder to keep her hair back in 

the big wind. Race Committee member Fritz Ruf 

reported he had never heard that one. Race 

Committee member Kelly Reese sacrificed her own 

hair adornment to the sailor.


submitted by Tom Wiegel 

First nice winds, then strong winds Friday, followed 

by big air Saturday, then no wind Sunday. 

These conditions challenged the X Class at Inter- 

Lake hosted by Clear Lake Yacht Club August 6-8. 

Clear Lake X sailor Jon Osmundson was able to 

handle all wind and wave conditions, winning all 

three Inter-Lake X Class races this summer. Jon 

Osmundson skipped with consistency in all three 

races, bringing his Z-84 into first place with a total of 

only 3 points. 

Saturday one race was sailed, following a delay due 

to weather concerns. After a large weather front 

passed, without delay the course was set and the X 

fleet sailed a race in what developed into a 

big-air contest. 

In second overall was Mike Hansen, sailing M-99 

and finished 4-2-3 in the three races with a total score 

of 9 points. In third place was Chris Moen, P-1, with 

a close 11 points. Fourth was Addy Ferguson, sailing 

M-87 to a finish of 16 points with 6-3-7 races, 

followed by Spencer Chute, sailing M-33 and 

finishing with 20 points with races of 11-4-5. 

On Sunday morning, several shifty lines of wind 

were enough to entice the fleet out for two more 

races. However, after three 120-degree direction 

changes, the race committee wisely decided to cancel 

for the morning. Three races completed this year’s 

Inter-Lake regatta for the 17-boat X Class fleet. 

submitted by Jeff Hudson 

Threatening clouds welcomed the 100+ sailors to the 

Lake Beulah Yacht Club for the 14 th annual Beulah 

Fun Regatta. Sailed in a RWB, Green, and No Tears 

format, the Optimist sailors were welcomed by regatta 

chair John Sullivan and his hearty crew of volunteers. 

RWB PRO Brian Brickler reviewed the sailing 

instructions (SI’s) with the competitors and fired the one 

hour warning, signifying the harbor start. 

With northerly breezes at 10 mph, MOST members 

Nicholas Clemence of Pewaukee, Malcolm 

Lamphere of Geneva, and Will Holz of Chicago 

started strongly and led start to finish in race one. 

Following an extended break in the action for a 

thunderstorm to pass, Clemence repeated with 

another race win. This time, however, Geneva’s 

Davis Porter, Hunter Johnstone of Lake Forest, and 

Pewaukee’s Augie Dale got into the mix as winds 

dropped to less than 5 mph. In the final race of the 

day, George Kutschenreuter of Beulah pulled out a 

victory. Kutsch outlasted Clay Danly of Lake Bluff. 

Overall, Clemence took home the title over Will 

Holtz, Hunter Johnstone, Davis Porter and Alex 

Curtiss. Beulah’s Andrea Sullivan finished as top 

girl sailor, eighth place overall. 

In the Green Fleet, Hannah Ripkey of Geneva took 

race one over Will Komas and Gregory Westin, both 

of Lake Beulah, and Evan Jones of Sheridan Shore. 

Trevor Trepton of LaBelle took the second race, 

winning a tightly contested race with Ford Johnstone 

and John Barr of Beulah. In the third and final race, 

Will Komas outlasted Johnstone and Cedar’s Lydia 

Garlie who closed with her best finish of the event. 

Despite not winning a race, Ford took the overall 

Green Fleet title over Trevor by seven points. Westin 

was third followed by Garlie in fourth. 

During the trophy ceremony a bit later in the 

morning, no puffs of wind were visible on any part of 

the lake, which allowed the sailors to enjoy the day 

without struggling through what would have been a 

shifty light-air race. 

We look forward to the Inter-Lake next year at 

Okoboji yacht Club.

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The ILYA Youth Champs were graciously hosted by 

Cedar Lake Yacht Club, WI. on June 24th and 25th. 

The small and talented group were met with plenty 

of help and encouragement from the wonderful 

Cedar volunteers.. 

PRO Chip Mann was faced with a mixed bag on day 

one as he abandoned race 1, finished race 2 in 

virtually dead calm, took an hour break and 

concluded the day with three medium races run 

3:00-6:00. 

Joe Kutschenreuter and Christine Porter had quite a duel, with 

Joe getting the best of it. Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

Following a shore break, Andrew and Rob traded 

wins with Andrew winning two of the three sailed. 

At the end of the day, Laser Full Rigs are led by 

White Bear’s Andrew Keane with Milwaukee’s 

Rob Pickens in second. 

Liz Prange has the lead at this buoy. 

Racing was very close throughout. Photo 

supplied by Candace Porter 

Rob Pickens took the first Laser Full Rig race. 

White Bear's Andrew Keane was second and Kevin 

Campbell was third. 

Rob Pickens shows good light air form. 

Photo supplied by Candace Porter


Joe Kutschenreuter lead the Laser Radial fleet after 

day 1 with a one point lead over Christine Porter. Joe 

won the first two races and Christine won the last 

two of the day. 

Schmidt are trading wins and second place finishes. 

Dan Barker took third place honors in three of the 

four races. Mike Karrels was third in the third race. 

Ralph Eckert and Roger Walsh graciously helped with the 

RC work. Photo supplied by Candace Porter. 

Sunday's wind was still light but a little stronger. 

Three races were sailed. Andrew Keane dominated 

Andrew Keane won the Full Rig Fleet with authority. 

All his wonderful experience helped. Photo 

supplied by Candace Porter. 

The 420s were sitting with a first place tie after the 

four races: Okauchee’s Liz Prange and Cedar’s Patti 

Team Oshkosh sails fast downwind. Gussie 

Cummins is on the left, with Max Wyman on 

the right. Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

Joe Kutschenreuter sailed a wonderful 

series. Photo supplied by Candace Porter

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the Full-Rig fleet posting a 1-1-2 for the day. Matt 

Schmidt got it going to be second in the first two 

races and fourth in the finale. Rob Pickens matched 

Matt with a 4-3-1. Kevin Campbell sailed 

consistently well to finish third overall. 

Joe Kutschenreuter aced the Radial fleet, winning all 

the races. Christine Porter just couldn't catch him, 

putting up deuces all day. Minnetonka’s Nick Miller 

was in third. 

Local knowledge paid off as Patti Schmidt with crew 

Becca took over the lead on the first race today. She 

won all three races to best Liz Prange by three points. 

Dan Barker was third. All six 420 sailors sail for 

UW- Madison who brought a total of 10 sailors to the 

event. Oshkosh brought six new 420 sailors to Cedar 

to compete in their first ILYA Youth Champs. 

Thanks to Cedar’s Karen and Dave Schmidt for 

hosting, Cedar race committee members Ralph, 

Nancy and Jack Eckert, Jim Wiebrecht and Roger 

Walsh led by PRO Chip Mann. Commodore Anita 

Hauske and her Cedar crew are to be commended 

and displayed the hospitality which earned them both 

Member and Club of the Year 2005. 

Final Results 

Laser Full Rig Fleet 

Pos. Sail# Skipper Races Score 

1. 177668 Andrew Keane 2-1-1-3-1-1-2 8 

2. 57490 Rob Pickens 1-3-2-1-4-3-1 11 

3. 8216 Kevin Campbell 3-2-4-2-3-3 17 

4. 170032 Matt Schmidt 4-4-5-4-2-2-4 20 

5. 172927 Matt Kirley 5-5-3-5-5-5 28 

Patti Schmidt and crew Becca proudly display their 

Championship trophies. Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

420 Fleet 

1. 3985 Patti Schmidt 1-2-2-1-1-1-1 7 

2. 2779 Liz Prange 2-1-1-2-2-2-2 10 

3. 2966 Dan Barker 3-3-4-3-3-5-3 19 

4. Mik Karrels 5-4-3-5-4-4-6 25 

5. 3228 Gussie Cummins 4-6-5-4-6-3-5 27 

6. 4166 Will Wyman 6-5-6-6-5-6-4 32 

As champion of the Full Rig Fleet, Andrew Keane proudly 

displays the Barkow Trophy. Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

Joe Kutsch starts out his fabulous year with a win in 

the Radial Fleet. Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

Laser Radial Fleet 

1. 168217 Joe Kutschenreuter 1-1-2-2-1-1-1 7 

2. 17 Christine Porter 3-2-1-1-2-2-2 10 

3. 181182 Nick Miller 2-3-4-4-4-3-3 19

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Minnetonka provides FABULOUS 


perience 

reported by Cathy Allen 

After a year of planning and building for the 2006 X-Inland it was complete! 

We built it and they came! 91 X-Boaters registered for the event—48 in the Senior Fleet and 43 in the Junior 

Fleet. Chairing the regatta were Bob and Cathy Allen, Jule and Betsy Hannaford, and Sharon and Dave 

Garber. With the regatta held on the MYC Lighthouse Island it was our goal to to accomodate all. “You want 

it- We got it” soon became our slogan for the regatta. Thanks to careful planning by Tom Burton, every X- 

Boat had their own dock and land base. We saw a lot of smiles from the parents to have this type of lake 

access available. It is key to keep the youth parents happy, and we strongly feel it was done. The weather was 

perfect for the Island and our 4 pontoons were running smoothly the whole regatta to keep everyone moving. 

The greatest challenge on day one was to keep Minnetonka’s guests hydrated and comfortable in the 95+ 

weather. The forecast for the entire regatta was increasing temps. But sailors know how to have fun and 

Tonka knows how to run an event: 35 cases of water, 350 lunches, a dinner party with tacos, hamburgers, 

salads and just plain fun all day. 

During more serious times, parents and instructors met to discuss the “state of the X boat.” An open 

discussion resulted in an initiative to investigate improved flotation and rescuing capability in the boat. The 

age-old discussion of where to go next yielded the same lack of direction but with one clear message: sailors 

want to sail after X boats. One new event to be implemented in the 2007 season will be a clinic or sailing 

event the last two weeks of May for the college sailors and a repeat of the event the last two weeks of August 

for the graduating or older X boaters. 

Back to Fun!! Volleyball was truly the game of the day. Round Robin play began 15 minutes after the 

postpone flag was raised at 9:30. A new bracket for instructors was developed with an ultimate championship 

tomorrow of students v. the instructors. 

The big event on Saturday evening at the Woodhill Country Club was a record crowd at a X-Social Event. 

500 parents and sailors came together to play volleyball, eat, drink, hang out and just talk sailing—Coach 

Lindsay Allen even showed up the sailors with her fine Limbo talents. 

In the Senior Fleet there 

were 6 different race 

winners! Joe and crew 

Charlie Kutschenreuter 

finished first overall in the 

Senior Fleet with 14 points. 

On day 1 there was no wind 

until late in the day. PRO 

Chip Mann got the Senior 

Fleet out there at 3:45. Pine’s 

George Rolfs took the gun, 

Cedar’s Ryan Sacotte 

Senior Fleet Results 

1. B-3 Joe & Charlie Kutschenrueter 4-2-*23-3-4-1 14 

2. A-2 Peter & Brian Studer 3-18-3-*33-5-2 31 

3. V-133 Alex DeGuire & Samantha Kultgen *23-3-8-1-9-11 32 

4. A-3 Ryan Sacotte & Steven Sacotte 2-*35-10-2-11-3 48 

5. E-3 Alex Kay & Natalie Kay 17-*29-6-16-10-4 53 

6. I-59 Harris & Hannah Buddig 11-15-5-15-8-*16 54 

7. I-818 Michael Simms & Colin Rowe 10-11-11-7-*33-15 54 

8. V-227 Cody Ziegler & Jordan Fritz *41-9-7-12-13-14 55 

9. Z-84 Jon Osmundson & Harrison Southwick *30-23-1-18-6-8 56 

10. B1 William Haeger & Olivia Healey 5-13-4-4-*44-30 56 

11. M-99 Mike Hanson & Anders Ekholm *28-1-27-25-2-5 60 

12.OO-26 Christopher Wean & Joey Harvat *35-22-2-11-19-6 60 

13. E-66 Shannon & Bridget Smith *27-5-20-5-20-12 62 

14. OO-4 Andy Debbink & Jack Kasbohm 6-8-16-13-*29-25 68 

15. M-8 David Carlson & Sam Chute 8-*31-19-19-1-23 70 

Senior results continued on page 65


followed, then Peter Studer, with Beulah’s Joe Kutschenreuter and Will Haeger in fourth and fifth. 

Commodore Jule Hannaford added to the fun each night with raffle items awarded to happy winners. Day 2 

opened with hot weather accompanied by wind to complete three races. 

On Thursday the heat index registered 111 degrees. Smart race committee work and the tireless efforts of the 

Minnetonka organizers allowed sailors to withstand the heat to complete three races today. Both fleets left the 

shore at 8:30 for a 9:30 start. While conditions looked good for a medium air day, the wind fizzled early. The 

seniors rested on the water with trains of boats in tow and then swimming. The wind came up for one race in the 

heat. The morning’s winner was Minnetonka’s Mike Hanson. Second place went to Joe Kutsch. Alex DeGuire 

and Samantha Kultgen, V-133 surprised the crowd with a hard-fought battle with Coye Harrett and Mike Six, 

I-41. Seniors went in to rest, drink and eat. 

The senior afternoon was comprised 

of two races: Jon Osmundson and 

Harrison Southwick, Z-84, took the 

gun in race 3. They lead from gun to 

gun. Chris Wean and Joey Harvat, 

OO-26, sailed extremely well to take 

second place honors. Peter and 

Brian Studer, A-2, got third. 

Joe and Charlie Kutschenreuter, B-3 

continued their march to the 

championship with a third place 

finish. 

Going into the final day, Will 

Haeger and Olivia Healey, B-1, led, 

with Joe and Charlie 

Kutschenreuter in hot pursuit. 

Pewaukee’s Alex DeGuire 

had a strong day to sit in third 

after day 2 of the ILYA 

Champs. 

Shannon and Bridget Smith are the 

picture of concentration. Photo 

supplied by Candace Porter 

Peter Studer sailed well, especially in traffic. 

Photo provided by Pat Dunsworth 

16. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer *26-17-18-6-21-10 72 

17. X-29 Danny Tighe & Alec Bischoff *33-7-17-8-14-31 77 

18. V-14 Ben Biwer & PJ Feichtmeier *31-12-9-14-26-17 78 

19. I-41 Coye Harrett & Mac Six 29-4-24-2-*32-21 80 

20. M-17 Paul Connolly & Ian Solum 12-38-*40-10-3-18 81 

21. J-55 Max Wyman & Jack Sitter 14-24-*34-27-12-13 90 

22. FD-20 Sam Whealon & Declan Armour 15-*27-12-21-24-20 92 

23. A-76 Becky Schmidt & Kathryn Rusher *37-26-22-23-16-7 94 

24. M-13 Peter Demshar & Cameron Swanson 7-*44-32-35-7-24 105 

25.OO-12 Robbie Johnson & Elle Kasbohm *43-14-13-9-43-29 108 

26. M-5 Mary Allen & Chloe Rekow 19-*48-33-26-23-9 110 

27. N-74 Ryan Grosch & Alex Stuckart 25-20-21-*36-17-27 110 

28. P-1 Chris Moen & Carter Beck 18-6-*49-20-31-39 114 

29. P-15 Ryan Kroese & Nicholas Niehus 16-33-14-37-15-*41 115 

Senior results continued on page 66

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Two races were sailed on 

the final day of the 

championship. The heat 

persisted – not only in the 

atmosphere but on the race 

course. David Carlson and 

Sam Chute, M-8, got off to 

a fast start, winning race 

#5. Mike Hanson and 

Anders Ekholm, M-99, got 

back on track after a couple 

of “so-so” races with a 

second. Paul Connolly and 

Ian Solum, M-17, sailed 

their best race of the series, 

posting a trey. Joe and 

Charlie stayed close to the 

front with a four. 

Joe and Charlie 

Kutschenreuter put an 

exclamation point on a fine 

series, taking the gun in the 

final race. Peter and Brian 

Studer sailed hard to get 

the second place that would 

put them in second overall. 

Ryan and Steven Sacotte, 

A-3, helped themselves 

with a third. 

The B-3 took the Senior 

Fleet Championship with 

17 points to spare. Peter 

and Brian Studer finished a 

fabulous second overall. 

Alex DeGuire and 

Samantha Kultgen sailed 

the regatta of their life for 

third place honors. Ryan 

and Steven Sacotte were a 

very proud fourth. Alex 

and Natalie Kay sailed an 

extremely consistent series 

to be fifth. Shannon and 

Bridget Smith, E-66, were 

the proud recipients of the 

Margaret Washburn Hunt 

Trophy as the top female 

skipper. 

The Battle of the Threes! Ryan Sacotte, A-3, Alex Kay, 

E-3, and Joe Kutsch, B-3 are sailing hard and closely. 

Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

30. V-26 Kelly Roy & Lauren Galante *42-16-28-24-18-34 120 

31. B-88 Tommy Hiller & Gregory Westin *40-10-25-31-37-19 122 

32. X-51 George & Eliza Rolfs 1-25-46-30-22-*49 124 

33. M-9 Harrison & Charlie Burton 34-19-30-17-*42-28 128 

34. C-5 Brendan Boylan & Robbie Seltzer-Schultz 13-39-15-*43-34-35 136 

35. M-33 Spencer Chute & Ben Garber 21-30-29-29-*36-33 142 

36. V-50 Drake & Annie Sprinkman 38-21-31-*44-25-32 147 

37. E-8 Andrew & Michael Amato 24-*43-26-39-30-40 159 

38. C-15 Sophie Harris & Ned Heartfield 39-36-38-*40-35-22 170 

39. P-13 Clair Peterson & Cassidy Clarity 9-42-43-28-49-49 171 

40. C-22 Mike Miller & Van Wifvat 32-37-*39-38-28-37 172 

41. NO-1 Alina Dix & Kyle Krivitz *47-41-35-47-27-26 176 

42. N-823 John Putze & Kelly Monahan 20-*46-37-42-41-38 178 

43. M-4 Adam & Mimi El-Khazindar 22-40-36-41-*46-44 183 

44.OO-24 Ben Otten & Zach Mommaerts *45-32-42-32-45-36 187 

45.NO-13 Chris Hegwood & Paul Parworth 36-34-41-34-*49-49 194 

46. V-300 Rachael Schroeder & Wills Duchow 46-28-49-45-39-*49 207 

47. V-115 Catherine Haines & Kristen Saragnese 44-*47-45-46-38-43 216 

48. D-45 Claire Compall & Rachel Beers *48-45-44-48-40-42 219 

The following perpetual trophies were presented to the Senior Fleet: 

Inland Lake Yachting Club Championship Trophy B-3 Joe Kutschenreuter 

Arthur C. Stamm Memorial Trophy - Second Overall A-2 Peter Studer 

Cedar Lake Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 1 st Race X-51 George Rolfs 

Calhoun Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 2 nd Race M-99 Mike Hanson 

Minnetonka Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 3 rd Race Z-84 Jon Osmundson 

Lake Geneva Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 4 th Race V-133 Alex DeGuire 

Oscar Mayer Mendota Trophy – Winner 5 th Race M-8 David Carlson 

Margaret Wahburn Hunt Trophy – 

Top Female Skipper E-66 Shannon Smith


The Junior Fleet was 43 strong, 

overflowing with talent. They 

also were sent out the first 

morning. When the wind died, 

they were sent in to wait for wind 

on shore. In the late afternoon 

enough wind to run a race 

appeared. Davis Porter and Joe 

Rolander, I-49, found the light 

steady wind to their liking, 

leading the pack. Jacob Zea and 

Lillian George, E-2, were rockets 

in second place. Kyle Stack and 

David Wean sailed their best to 

take third place honors. 

While conditions looked good for a 

medium air day. the wind fizzled 

early with the Juniors sent in. 

About mid-day Juniors returned to 

the water for three back-to-back-toback 

races with water guaranteed 

and swimming to cool bodies 

down. In the first race of the day, 

George Kutschenreuter and 

Michael Barr, B-16, took off and 

never looked back. Robbie Allen 

and Jack Carlson, M-44, sailed a 

beautiful race in the second spot. 

Jordan Kaerek and Nathan Heppe, 

V-34, finished third. 

Addy Ferguson was named the topplacing 

female skipper in the junior 

fleet. Photo supplied by 


1. B-16 George Kutschenreuter & Michael Barr *6-1-1-3-2-4 11 

2. I-92 Michael Lee & Matt Cain *21-9-2-2-3-2 18 

3. M-44 Robbie Allen, Jack Carlson 9-2-(11\RDG)-6-1-1 19 

& Johnny Ferguson 

4. I-49 Davis Porter & Joe Rolander 1-12-6-5-*13-7 31 

Robbie Allen loved the big wind on the last day, winning 

both races. Photo supplied by Cathy Allen 

Junior Fleet Results 

5. B-93 Chris Colombe & Dillon Lacke *16-5-14-1-7-15 42 

6. OO-11 Stephen Johnson & Jack Bourdo 12-*33-7-12-4-8 43 

7. B-94 Andy Colombe & Austin Lacke *24-11-9-9-9-5 43 

8. E-2 Jacob Zea & Lillian George 2-*21-4-13-8-18 45 

9. V-711 Chance Dries & Taelor Ellenbecker 8-10-5-8-15-*26 46 

10. V-34 Jordan Kaerek & Nathan Heppe 11-3-13-7-*19-17 51 

11. W-66 Eddie Cox & Cole Lee *23-20-10-4-5-12 51 

12. M-67 Addy Ferguson & Hayley Jewett 7-7-19-*20-17-6 56 

13. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte & Stephanie Leftwich 4-6-15-10-*33-23 58 

14. OO-1 Kyle Stack & David Wean 3-14-*25-21-10-13 61 

15. A-8 Patrick Egan & Alie Rusher 5-17-44-22-6-11 61 

16. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst & Eleonor Thomas 10-*16-16-11-16-9 62 

17.NO-111 Blake Kenney & Jake Parworth 14-13-17-17-14-*25 75 

18. D-7 Jessica Luttrell & Ellen Poole 20-24-*29-24-12-3 83 

19. E-17 Bridget Murphy & Scott Sazama 15-22-8-18-*27-20 83 

20. A-56 Jack Studer & Anna Genthe *34-4-23-15-21-22 85 

21.OO-21 Alex & Nicholas Jerred 13-25-*34-26-11-10 85 

22. GL-3 Luke Surma & Nate Gervenak 19-28-12-16-*35-21 96 

23.OO-44 Katrina Debbink & Cari Goralski 18-23-24-*27-20-19 104 

24. Z-7 Drake Lundeen & Barak Brakke 29-*31-3-31-28-16 107 

Junior results continued on page 68

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George Kutsch and Michael 

Barr lead the pack to the gun 

again in Race #3. Michael 

Lee and Matt Cain started 

their push taking a second. 

Drake Lundeen and Barak 

Brakke, Z-7, sailed a 

fabulous race to be third. 

The final race of the day 

belonged to Chris Columbe 

and Dillon Lacke, B-93. 

Michael Lee and Matt Cain 

have now hit their stride 

finishing second again. 

George and Michael finished 

up a stellar day with third 

place honors. They seemed 

to have a big lead after the 

end of racing, but throwouts 

could really scramble things. 

The final day was hot and 

breezy and belonged to 

Robbie Allen and Jack 

Carlson. They won the first 

race of the day going away. 

George Kutschenreuter and 

Michael Barr stayed close 

with a second. Michael 

Cain continued his 

consistent ways with a 

third. The last race of the 

regatta was again taken by 

Robbie and Jack, In this 

race, Michael Cain and 

Matt Cain fought for a 

second, sneaking into 

second overall by one point. 

Jessica Lutrell and Ellen 

Poole, D-7, sailed like 

champions in third place. 

The junior championship 

belonged to George 

Kutschenreuter and Michael 

Barr. Michael Lee and Matt 

Cain sailed a wonderful 

series, edging out tough 

competitor Robbie Allen by 

one point. 

Obviously racing was very tight. 

Photo supplied by Pat Dunsworth 

25. E-16 Lesley Smith & Jeff Sazama 25-19-20-19-24-*35 107 

26. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 17-8-26-29-*31-29 109 

27. X-80 Rosie Holbrook & Piper Rosenheimer 36-27-11-14-*37-24 112 

28. Z-23 Emily Oltrogge & Brittanie Holtz *41-29-22-28-26-14 119 

29. GL-6 Alex Driessen & Alec Anderson 28-30-18-32-18-*41 126 

30.NO-92 Logan Krivitz & Colin Krivitz 27-18-35-25-*40-27 132 

31. I-35 Emmett & Clancy Nelson *42-26-21-39-25-36 147 

32. N-416 Josh Lorenc & Austen Ballman 22-35-*36-33-30-30 150 

33. N-14 Sam Hart & Sean Nigel 31-15-*44-36-36-33 151 

34. X-777 Garrett Pranke & Michael Wheeler 35-*36-27-34-29-31 156 

35. W-3 Morris Wheeler & Cam Phippen 39-*41-33-23-23-39 157 

36. M-20 Lauren Kauffman & Griffen Struyk 30-*38-38-30-34-28 160 

37. E-330 Andrew Borden & Tom Groskopf *37-37-30-35-32-32 166 

38. V-36 Megan & Maddie O’Malley 26-39-28-37-39-*42 169 

39. I-91 Bonamico & Gavin Jacobs 33-32-32-*41-38-34 169 

40. K-44 Michaela & Gabby Marx *43-34-41-40-22-38 175 

41. E-151 Cailey & Ethan Petelinsek 32-*42-39-38-41-37 187 

42. M-6 Sam Maxwell & Katarina Lowry 38-40-37-44-44-44* 203 

43.NO-31 Quinn Krivitz & Kirstyn Wood 40-43-40-*44-42-40 205 

The following perpetual trophies were awarded to the Junior Fleet: 

Dr. and Mrs. C.Y. Wiswell Trophy – Ist Overall ........... B16 .. George Kutschenreuter 

Charles Maier Trophy – Top Female ......................... M-67 ............. Addy Ferguson 

Haeger-Hodgson Trophy – Top Skipper 13 or under ... M-44 ................ Robbie Allen 

Cedar Lake Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 1 st Race ........ I-49 ..................Davis Porter 

Wicks Trophy – Winner 2 nd Race............................... B-16 .. George Kutschenreuter 

Lake Geneva Yacht Club Trophy– Winner 3 rd Race ..... B-16 .. George Kutschenreuter 

Ernst C. Schmidt Trophy– Winner 4 th Race ................ B-93 ..............Chris Columbe 

Lac LaBelle Yacht Club Trophy - – Winner 5 th Race .. M--44 ................ Robbie Allen


“Forty years ago today, “ says Will Norris, “this great 

lake played a role in my life. No matter where you 

sail East Coast, SE or West Coast, Minnetonka is the 

best. Thank you, my friends in Minnesota.” And with 

those words the 

ILYA X Champs 

of 2006 were 

recorded in the 

history books. 

Will Norris, 

uncle to Joe, 

George and 

Charlie 

Kutschenreuter, 

and past ILYA X 

Champion 

presented the 

trophies at an 

emotional awards 

ceremony. 

Commodore Tom 

Hodgson spoke of this as 

a time for brothers, for family and for friends. The 30 

teams presented with awards were comprised of 

many brother or sibling combinations. The photo 

above shows just that: Dad Jim Kutschenreuter was 

presented with the Kate Goes Sportsmanship Award. 

“Kutsch” was seen on land and water assisting all the 

sailors with taxiing, water supply and was “last man 

standing” in the continued heat at the launch assisting 

the boats at Carson’s Bay. Commodore Hodgson 

presented 15th to 2nd in both fleets and then for the 

finale called up “Uncle Will” to the applause of the 

parents who had not seen Will in decades. The 

Kutschenreuter boys thanked the appropriate entities 

but George concluded the presentation by thanking 

his grandmother, Nan Norris, “without whom this 

would not happen”. Thumping his heart, saying he 

could feel her here, he proclaimed, “I love you.” A 

touching moment which exemplifies all the ILYA is 

and who we are—families, old dear friends and new 

friends we meet at each event. 

listing of all the volunteers. Applause and cheers as 

Cathy Allen presented her crew with bags for the 

yearlong work to prepare for this event. And, 

speaking of accolades, the crowd gave Sally Barkow 

a standing ovation as she 

appeared numerous times 

throughout the 

regatta. Sally and 

Matt Prange 

presented at a parents 

meeting on 

Wednesday night; 

Sally presided at a 

cocktail party of the 

MYC Yngling fleet, 

lastly she handed out 

the Senior highest 

ranking female award 

to Okauchee’s Shannon 

and Bridget Smith. The 

Junior Fleet female 

trophy went to local 

Addy Ferguson with Hayley Jewett as crew. 

Kutschs' Rule! Proud Dad Jim, Michael Barr, George, Uncle Will 

and Charlie watch Joe accept the Championship Trophy. 

Photo supplied by Candace Porter. 

The Race Commitee of both fleets did a fabulous job 

of running 6 races. Tom Hodgson, Chip Mann, and 

Terry Bischoff really showed that they are truly all 

about the kids. In the Senior Fleet there were 6 

different race winners!! 

Hopefully everyone at some point will have the 

opportunity to spectate an X-Inland regatta in their 

life. These young sailors are incredibly talented and 

they will always carry with them the fun they have at 

regattas. They are the foundation of the Inland 

Association. 

History was in the making: two brothers winning the 

Champs but not to be outdone, Minnetonka made 

history with 525 participants at the Friday night 

dinner. Chairpersons Cathy Allen, Sharon Garber and 

Betsy Hannaford provided a first-rate, flawless event. 

Never has a crowd stood and applauded during the 

Eddie Cox is powered up and moving. Photo 

graciously supplied by Pat Dunsworth

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Lake Beulah was the host for the ILYA Optimist 

Championships. Taking a note from Minnetonka, 

Beulah served up the same hot weather but with a 

bit more wind to make the heat index lower. The 

air-conditioned clubhouse was a treat. They did a 

fabulous job welcoming everyone with their famous 

hospitality, great fun and non-stop fun. The raffle 

was huge with what seemed like an endless supply 

of gifts. Thanks to USODA for great raffle items 

which added to the near 100 raffle items gathered 

by Susan Clayton for great gifts for the kids.The 

sailors truly enjoyed the baggo game, graciously 

donated by the Kiernan family. Beulah served 350 

lunches and over 200 dinners to Opti sailors and families on day one. 

Minnetonka's Dave Garber took it upon himself to fix pancakes and sausage for the sailors on Wednesday 

morning. Okauchee's Tim Kay also helped him. Regatta chairmen Candace Porter, Molly and Marty Barr, 

and Cathy and Mark Kiernan put on an incredible event. 

The Green Fleet had a perfect day . Although hot, 

the day was dominated by light. steady winds. At 

end of day the 42-46 sailors (it was a moving target 

in that fleet with fear, illness and cancellation) had 

finished 4 races. 

The Green Fleet was full of talented young 

sailors. Photo supplied by Rob Hudson 

ILYA IOD Green Fleet Championships 

Pos Boat Skipper Races Score 

1. 13777 Ford Johnstone 1-1-1-1 4 

2. 10395 Will Komas 2-12-2-3 19 

3. 9843 William Curtiss 6-6-5-2 19 

4. 10835 Gregory Westin 15-3-3-5 26 

5. 9990 Alec Bischoff 8-13-8-6 35 

6. 107_8 Alex Vasiliou 4-2-16-15 37 

7. 12519 Mimi El-Khazindar 12-10-12-12 46 

8. 14885 Lydia Garlie 5-17-10-16 48 

9. 5426 Alicia Rotier 9-5-17-20 51 

10.11646 John Barr 13-20-9-9 51 

11.12162 Erin Sullivan 7-8-22-23 60 

12. 7718 Tommy Garber 27-7-7-21 62 

13. 8796 Max Bernstein 36-11-6-10 63 

14. 2679 Scott Sazama 19-14-19-13 65 

15.11037 Jer Komas 10-15-14-27 66 

16.11531 Mitchell Lee 17-9-32-11 69 

17. 9644 Erik Zettlemoyer 3-23-21-24 71 

18.13606 Connor Cain 14- 4-26-29 73 

19. 7263 Patrick Schmidt 22-22-23-7 74 

20.12354 Marisa Bernstein 16-16-24-19 75 

21. 1 Maggie Kivlin 20-19-11-30 80 

22. 2522 RJ Porter 18-30-18-18 84

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Ford Johnstone won all the races handily. In the first 

race, Will Komas gave him a run for his money. Eric 

Zettlemoyer sailed his very best to finish third. 

The second race saw Alex Vasiliou in second, with 

Gregory Westin pushing him in third. 

Following a break for lunch and relaxation in the 

club, the fleet ventured out again. Ford continued his 

winning ways as the wind remained a steady light 

breeze. Will Komas bounced back for second place 

honors. Gregory Westin sailed consistently again to 

take a trey. 

The final race of the day again belonged to Ford. 

William Curtiss sailed to a fine second place finish, 

and Will Komas rounded out a very consistent series 

with a three. 

Ford Johnstone was crowned the Green Fleet 

Champion. Ford is from Lake Forest area but trains 

with ILYA sailors at Beulah. Beulah’s Will Komas 

was second, Chicago’s William Curtiss (who also 

trains with ILYA sailors) was third. Beulah’s Gregory 

Westin was fourth and Pine’s Alec Bischoff 

(grandson of judge Terry) was fifth. Race Committee 

Suzi Reese and Leslie Barkow had their hands full 

with medium wind, varying skill levels and a huge 

fleet. Sailing school instructors were invaluable on 

the course assisting sailors from 14 lakes. 

Patrick Schmidt was all smiles! 


Alicia Rotier had a great day! She particularly enjoyed the 

swimming breaks. Photo supplied by Candace Porter 

23. 8698 Drew Komas 24-31-30-4 89 

24.13249 Tommy Calvy 35-18-31-8 92 

25.11749 Brooke Komas 31-28-20-14 93 

26. 3532 Melinda Lee 38-25-4-28 95 

27.15258 Patrick Crowley 26-39-13-17 95 

28. 7768 Catherine Dolan 11-41-27-22 101 

29. 7410 Darby Bach 28-29-15-31 103 

30. 6285 Isabel Seidel 25-24-29-26 104 

31. 6139 Nora Kiernan 34-33-25-25 117 

32. 2777 Mary-Berg 29-27-28-33 117 

33. 2195 Fritz Seidel 21-32-34-32 119 

34.10404 Avery Stuckart 23-21-42-42 128 

35. 9455 Ian Luttrell 32-36-37-36 141 

36.61395 Eric Wood 30-37-38-37 142 

37. 2096 Sarah Petelinsek 37-34-36-35 142 

38.13206 Hana Danly 33-26-42-42 143 

39.12739 Maggie Hollister 40-35-33-38 146 

40.12214 Alex Keck 42-42-35-34 153 

41. 3 Kathleen Murphy 39-38-39-39 155 

42. 6815 Maggie Murphy 42-40-42-42 166 

43.10312 Annika Ekholm 42-42-42-42 168 

44.10386 Trevor Trepton 42-42-42-42 168 

45. 5560 Kate Cox 43-43-43-43 172 

46.12439 Greta Banholzer 43-43-43-43 172


The Championship fleet was a robust 73 

sailors, chock full of talent. This regatta 

also acts as a qualifier for the USODA 

Team Trials. Sailors qualify for the right 

to attend the USODA regatta in the 

Spring that selects the national and 

international teams for the year. 

The Red, White and Blue fleet sailed four 

races the first day under the watchful eye 

of PRO Mike Sherin. George 

Kutschenreuter exploded out of the gate 

to win the first race. Chicago's Alex 

Curtis, who trains in Wisconsin, took 

second place honors. Natalie Kay had 

her best result in third place. 

The second race had Connor Trepton 

taking the gun, with Alex Curtis 

remaining consistent in second. Charlie 

Davenport got going to post a third 

place finish. 

Following a well-deserved lunch break 

from the heat, the fleet sailed the last two 

races of the day. Connor Trepton again 

displayed his winning form, running 

away with the race. Alex Curtis kept 

pace, notching another two. George 

Kutschenreuter returned to form in 

third position. 

Pos Boat Skipper Flt Races Score 

1. 14416 Connor Trepton B 5-1-1-5-19-1 32 

2. 13312 *George Kutschenreuter R 1-19-3-1-4-10 38 

3. 15581 Alex Curtiss B 2-2-2-17-1-17 41 

4. 14629 Robbie Johnson R 19-8-7-6-12-3 55 

5. 12522 *Davis Porter B 13-14-17-3-2-12 61 

6. 14421 *Nicholas Clemence B 21-30-4-2-3-2 62 

7. 13777 Hunter Johnstone W 7-15-6-9-16-9 62 

8. 9195 Parker Trepton W 11-12-10-12-11-11 67 

9. 14208 *Joe Rolander B 9-4-15-31-6-4 69 

10. 15278 Augie Dale W 12-5-13-8-15-23 76 

11. 11235 Spencer Jones R 25-18-9-11-8-8 79 

12. 14596 Andrea Sullivan W 10-7-18-19-5-25 84 

13. 15209 Will Holz B 16-23-39-4-7-5 94 

14. 11659 Charlie Morris B 8-32-8-13-26-16 103 

15. 10914 Harrison Burton R 4-16-28-28-21-7 104 

16. 15579 Clay Danly B 6-6-36-14-20-33 115 

17. 11443 Charlie Davenport W 75-3-23-7-14-6 128 

18. 11654 *Addy Ferguson B 17-17-32-21-25-19 131 

19. 9979 Natalie Kay B 3-22-29-33-18-29 134 

20. 11841 Griffin Robillard W 18-11-11-22-52-20 134 

21. 13197 Declan Armour W 34-13-14-29-23-22 135 

22. 14581 PJ Feichtmeier B 26-27-20-15-41-15 144 

With seventy three boats, there were lots of congested mark 

roundings. Photo supplied by Rob Hudson 

George won the final race of the day. 

Nicholas Clemence served notice he 

came to sail in second place. Lake 

Geneva's Davis Porter sailed well in 

third place. 

Connor Trepton (LaBelle) leads the 

day, followed by Chicago’s Alex 

Curtiss , George Kutschenreuter 3rd 

(Beulah), Hunter Johnstone in fourth

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(Lake Forest) and Pewaukee’s Augie 

Dale in fifth. 

All enjoyed the camraderie, volleyball 

and baggo game at the taco dinner. 

The winners weren’t only on the water. 

The photo of Kathryn Rusher (Jack and 

Nancy Eckert’s granddaughter) and 

friend Madalyn Crowley of Cedar shows 

champions in another realm. You might 

think Baggo is only for young adults but 

these young ladies throw a consistent 

bean bag. The hotly contested 

competition yields a Baggo game, 

emblazoned with ILYA logo, for their 

home lake of Cedar, WI. The professional 

23. 13969 *Robert Norris W 20-37-16-24-17-35 149 

24. 11109 Cullen Barr W 31-9-41-18-24-30 153 

25. 15462 Malcolm Lamphere W 30-34-33-10-39-14 160 

26. 8191 Ian Solum W 33-29-26-20-30-26 164 

27. 10081 Jake Parworth B 22-40-5-75-10-13 165 

28. 9573 Annie Johnson W 28-25-24-48-29-18 172 

29. 11920 George Kiernan W 37-10-25-35-42-24 173 

30. 1760 Colin Rowe B 23-39-19-25-34-37 177 

31. 7039 Cole Lee B 42-47-12-42-9-39 191 

32. 13137 Michael Barr W 41-24-38-27-31-31 192 

33. 10647 *Griffin Rolander W 32-31-21-40-49-21 194 

34. 14642 Matt Ripkey B 27-28-31-47-37-27 197 

35. 10710 Sam Hart B 39-33-34-30-44-32 212 

36. 10991 Jack Clayton B 50-38-27-52-22-28 217 

37. 5706 Charlie Burton B 14-51-49-26-35-48 223 

38. 5921 Alison Rusher W 15-44-54-45-13-54 225 

39. 10181 Leslie Poole B 24-54-45-23-40-41 227 

40. 10533 Kathryn Rusher B 35-45-40-32-32-45 229 

41. 10987 *Blake Kenney B 44-41-52-16-47-34 234 

42. 14127 *Anders Ekholm W 43-20-55-44-36-38 236 

43. 14871 *Sam Maxwell W 38-26-43-46-53-36 242 

44. 11987 Joey Feichtmeier W 48-36-37-37-45-46 249 

45. 11637 Mary Claire Kiernan W 36-35-30-54-46-52 253 

46. 14937 Eddie Cox B 29-21-44-41-65-59 259 

47. 10728 *Charlie Kutschenreuter W 45-46-47-56-27-40 261 

48. 9273 Jeff Sazama B 46-63-63-36-28-55 291 

49. 10935 Molly Seidel B 66-53-48-34-48-42 291 

50. 11190 Julie Clayton W 40-69-22-60-33-69 293 

51. 7588 Lucas Vroege B 52-57-42-39-75-43 308 

52. 14613 Wills Duchow W 58-62-35-49-57-58 319 

Big Fleets = Big action


game set is compliments of Beulah dad 

Mark Kiernan. 

The wind came up for day 2. The sailors 

could really stretch out in the medium to 

heavy breeze. 

Alex Curtiss took charge, getting the gun. 

David Porter shone with a second place 

finish. Nicholas Clemence stayed 

consistent with a third. 

Connor Trepton took the final race. 

Nicholas Clemence charged to a second 

and Robbie Johnson sailed extremely well 

to finish third. 

Lindsey Allen presents the coveted Allen 

Trophy to Andrea Sullivan. Photo supplied by 


Connor Trepton was crowned the ILYA 

Opti Champ. He also won the Blue Fleet. 

Beulah's George Kutschenreuter was 

second, winning the Red Fleet. Chicago's 

Alex Curtiss finished third. Robbie 

Johnson, LaBelle, sailed an extremely 

consistent series to place fourth. 

Davis Porter, Lake Geneva, was 

a strong fifth. 

Hunter Johnstone won the 

White Fleet in 7th overall 

position. All fleet winners were 

awarded the fantastic Harken 

Trophy for their respective fleet. 

Andrea Sullivan was the proud 

recipient of the Kelly May Allen 

Trophy for the top-placing female skipper. 

Robbie Johnson is working hard. 


53. 153r41 Nolan McCormick B 56-48-57-55-56-49 321 

54. 10592 Hans Vroege B 53-50-51-59-51-57 321 

55. 12669 *Bret Guild B 49-55-58-50-43-68 323 

56. 10148 Dylan Freytag W 61-49-62-43-62-47 324 

57. 13248 Madalyn Crowley B 60-56-71-53-38-50 328 

58. 9574 Griffin Struyk W 63-59-46-57-59-51 335 

59. 2811 Sam Kultgen W 60-64-59-51-58-44 336 

60. 12667 Ethan Petelinsek B 57-58-61-38-54-70 338 

61. 13119 Scotty Sullivan W 47-42-65-66-60-63 343 

62. 10902 Charlie Hollister W 55-43-67-61-68-53 347 

63. 7032 *Kat Lowry B 54-52-53-75-61-61 356 

64. 12297 Ben Garber W 51-75-50-75-50-56 357 

65. 11599 Gabby Marx W 68-71-74-68-75-75 357 

66. 10486 Morgan Keck W 59-67-56-65-55-65 367 

67. 8169 *Johnny Ferguson W 64-65-68-58-63-60 378 

68. 12214 Riley Schmidt W 65-60-60-63-66-64 378 

69. 15413 Nathan Freytag W 67-61-64-64-67-67 390 

70. 14621 Hannah Ripkey W 62-68-70-69-64-62 395 

71. 14125 Dan Groskopf B 70-66-66-62-75-66 405 

72. 7278 Ryan Colesworthy W 69-70-69-67-69-75 419 

73. 11631 Kate Klement B 75-75-75-75-75-75 432 

* = those who chose to be Team Trial eligible 

Winners All!

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by Jeff Hudson 

The Midwest Interscholastic Sailing Association 

(MISSA) kicked off the Fall season with the annual 

Sheridan Shore Kick Off Classic. Sailed on Lake 

Michigan out of Wilmette, the competitors were 

presented with wet and howling wind conditions. 

Faced with these challenging sea conditions, only the 

Laser Radial fleet completed a series. Conditions to 

his liking, Loyola Academy’s Clifford Porter took the 

title over Will Howard of Lake Forest. 

Next up was the Jimmy Talbot Memorial Regatta 

hosted by Chicago Yacht Club on Lake Michigan. 

Despite flying from Boston to Chicago on the 

morning of the event, Tabor Academy’s Gordon 

Lamphere had enough energy to place third in the 

Laser Full Rig Division. Anne Haeger of Lake 

Forest took Laser Radial honors for the second 

consecutive year, this time over Maggie Shea of New 

Trier. In the HS 420 class, Stephanie Hudson of New 

Trier took the A Division title over Latin’s Nate Swift 

and Will Haeger of Lake Forest. Latin took the team 

title over New Trier and Walter Payton. 

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The MISSA Cressy Qualifier was hosted by Crescent 

Sail Yacht Club in Grosse Pointe Farms, MI. Thirty 

three (33) sailors competed for two spots at the high 

school single handed national championships in very 

light and variable wind conditions. The Full Rig 

division was won by Brady Savage of Grosse Pointe 

North (MI) over Minnetonka’s Josh Garber and 

Wayzata’s Bill Siemers. In the Radial division, Lake 

Forest’s Anne Haeger won three of the five races 

sailed, taking first place over Stephanie Roble of 

Catholic Central (WI) and Gavin Potts of Hill-Murray 

(MI). Weeks later, Savage finished 12 th while Haeger 

finished 13 th at the Cressy Nationals hosted by Indian 

Harbor Yacht Club in Connecticut. Gordon Lamphere, 

representing NESSA, finished 16 th . 

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winds on Saturday, but lighter and shiftier 

southwesterly breezes on Sunday to take the title. 

2005 Great Oaks National Champion Wayzata (MN) 

finished second with Culver Academy (IN) finishing 

third, and Big Foot High School (WI) (Coye Harrett 

& Katie Fideler) placing fourth. 

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The Grosse Ile Invitational received a record turnout 

of 70 sailors representing nine MISSA schools who 

traveled from as far away as Erie, PA and Evanston, 

IL. Grosse Ile Yacht Club hosted the fourteen 420 

teams and six Laser sailors, double the previous high 

turnout for the regatta. Latin (IL) took the 420 team 

title over Loyola Academy and Grosse Ile. 

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Blustery northwest winds welcomed a record 142 

sailors to the Lake Forest Sailing Center on the 

western shore of Lake Michigan for the 2006 

Halloween Spectacular Regatta. The event included 

sailors from Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio 

representing ten high schools competing in Laser 

Radials and 420s. On the first day, howling winds 

gusting up to 50 knots from the North kept the sailors 

on shore where Clifford Porter of Loyola Academy 

won the costume contest. 

Following a change of the clocks for daylight savings 

time, the sailors discovered that the wind speeds had 

dropped to a more manageable westerly 10 to 15 

knots. On this day, Will Haeger/Ian Schappe of Lake 

Forest (IL), Loyola’s (IL) Clifford Porter/Leah 

Schaller, and Big Foot’s (WI) Coye Harrett/Katie 

Fideler sailed to race wins, but the top teams were 

more consistent as Grosse Ile (MI), Latin (IL), and St 

Ignatius (IL) placed one, two, and three in the overall 

team competition. 

Geneva Lake Sailing School hosted the Great Oaks 

Qualifier. Strong northwesterly winds and cold 

temperatures didn’t daunt team from the International 

School of Minnesota (ISM) as they captured first 

place. ISM competed against nine other high school 

sailing teams from Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, and 

Wisconsin in a 10-race, round robin regatta format. 

Representing ISM was the all-junior team of Erik 

Bowers and Sydney Morical, who fought 25 mph 

Temperature in the low 40’s, winds gusting over 25 

knots from the north, red hot action on the waters of 

Chicago’s Monroe Harbor! Twenty three teams 

completed in MISSA’s Great Lakes Championship 

hosted by Chicago Yacht Club’s Monroe Station. 

Representing fifteen high schools from Illinois, 

Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, and Ohio, over 120 

sailors competed in a three fleet format, with A and B 

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reported by Sharon Garber 

The Deephavern Centennial Regatta was held on 

Lake Minntonka on July 7th. The day started out 

with a calm breeze and then picked up steadily 

throughout the whole day. A record 90 boats 

participated at the TC Youth sailing event and 

everyone had a great time. Some Opti sailors used 

the day as a warm up for the USODA Upper Midwest 

regatta, which started the next day. The 32 Green 

Fleeters had a lot of fun and had to sail in after the 

second race because the wind picked up too much. 

Once we calmed the sailors down all the Opti’s 

followed Dan Crear like little ducks and sailed in 

Carson’s Bay, which was protected, from the big 

wind. The top three finishers in the Green Fleet were 

1. Marissa Bernstein of Minnetonka YC, 2. Cole Lee 

of White Bear Yacht Club and 3. Connor Slocum of 

Minnetonka YC. 

The 29 boat Championship Fleet was very 

competitive with some close finishing races. The top 

three Overall Opti’s were 1. Charlie Burton of 

Minnetonka YC, 2. Robbie Seltzer-Schultz of 

Calhoun YC, 3. Harrison Burton of Minnetonka YC. 

I don’t know which was better—the volleyball, 

swimming, or sailing! 

The 420 fleet had 15 boats, the Laser fleet had 4 - 4.7’s, 8 

Radials and 6 Full Rigs. The big kids were exhausted after 

sailing all day in the winds. The 420 sailors had some 

expert help from Molly O’Brien, a guest coach from the 

Navy collegiate sailing team. This regatta has a special 

tradition. The winners of the double-handed (420) and 

singled handed (Opti) Fleets have their names engraved on 

a special plague, which hangs at the yacht club year round. 

The winners this year were Charlie Burton for Singlehanded 

and Matt Thompson and crew for double-handed. 

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The city of Deephaven also honors the winning sailors. 

In light and variable wind conditions, Beulah’s Chris 

Colombe won three of six races, taking home his first 

Laser Radial title. Anne Franzene of Beulah won 

the last two races to place second. Will Howard of 

Lake Forest also won a race while placing third in the 

highly competitive fleet. 

divisions sailed in 420s and C division sailed in 

Laser Full Rigs. 

In A Division, the competition was very strong as 

seven different teams won races. Grosse Pointe 

North (MI) (GPN)’s Charlie Trost and crew Christie 

Listwan got off to a strong start by taking the first of 

their two wins in race one. Black River (MI)’s Alex 

Kiss/Chloe Beigley followed by outlasting the 

combined Edina/Hill (MN) team of Brady 

Hutchinson/Anne Tigelaar in race two. Later, the 

Lake Forest freshman tandem of Will Haeger/Ian 

Schappe won five races while New Trier’s Stephanie 

Hudson/Gardner Yost and Minnetonka’s Harrison 

Burton/Tess Porter each won two races. Will 

Starshak/Mary Duncan of St Ignatius and Nate Swift/ 

Emma Rovit of Latin also sailed to race wins. 

Overall, Lake Forest’s Haeger/Schappe crew, took 

the A division title with 65 points, defeating 

Stephanie Hudson/Gardner Yost of New Trier by ten. 

St Ignatius placed third with 90 points. 

Minnetonka’s Mike Hanson and Melissa Kennedy 

finished fourth with 102 points while International 

School of Minnesota’s Chris Loew-Blosser / Auriane 

Muse finished fifth with 116. 

In B division, Walter Payton’s crew took top honors 

over GPN’s team. GPN won two races as did St 

Ignatius’ Michael Lee/Molly Condon who finished 

third. New Trier also won two races, finishing fourth 

overall. Single race winners included Grosse Ile, 

Grosse Pointe South, Latin, and Minnetonka’s Brady 

Solum / Phil Holt. 

Finally, Junior Erik Bowers of International School 

of Minnesota dominated the Laser Full Rig division, 

winning seven of 14 races, en route to a 22 point win 

over GPN senior Brady Savage. Savage, who had 

won the MISSA Cressy Qualifier, finished with two 

firsts and three seconds. Josh Garber of Minnetonka 

High School (MN) also won two races while placing 

third with 77 points 

Overall, Grosse Pointe North’s team total of 239 

points bested six time defending champion New Trier’s 

248 to take the title of Great Lakes Champion by nine 

points. St Ignatius finished third with 265 followed by 

Minnetonka with 290 and Latin with 331.

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Final Results Juniors 2006 TRAP 

June 28th & 29th 

Sailed:6, Discards:1, 

Race 1 Winner - A-8 - Patrick Egan 

Races 2, 5, 6 Winner - V-62 - Nicholas 

Clemence 

Races 3 & 4 Winners - I-49 - Davis Porter 

* = 1st year skipper 

1. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 10 

2. A-8 Patrick Egan/Ali Rusher 22 

3. OO-11 Stephen Johnson/Jack Bourdo 26 

4. OO-5 Connor & Parker Trepton 26 

5. I-49 Davis Porter/Joe Rolander 32 

6. OO-21 Alex & Nicholas Jerred/ 36 

Casey Zwack 

*7. E-17 Bridget Murphy/Scott Sazama 42 

8.NO-111 Blake Kenney/Chris Hegwood 43 

9. E-2 Jacob Zea/Lillian George 45 

*10. OO-1 Kyle Stack Geraldson/Hara 46 

*11. B-333 Emily Davenport/Riley Schmidt 49 

12. N-416 Josh Lorenc/Austin Ballmann 53 

13. V-34 Jordan Kaerek/Nathan Heppe 56 

*14. B-6 Cullen Barr/Scotty Sullivan 58 

15. I-92 Michael Lee/Matt Cain 67 

16. D-7 Jessica Luttrell/Nicole Stanley 68 

17. B-111 Kate Klement/Mary Claire Kiernan 71 

*18. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 73 

19. B-313 Sammie Davenport/Teresa Westin 75 

20. V-711 Chance Dries/Taelor Ellenbecker 88 

21. NO-92 Logan & Colin Krivitz 89 

22. E-16 Lesley Smith/Jeff Sazama 98 

*23. X-51 Eliza Rolfs/Claire Tighe 104 

24. X-80 Rosie Holbrook/Piper Rosenheimer106 

25. O-88 Gretchen & Jake Remien 114 

26. E-6 Megan Smith/Morgan Napgezek 118 

27. N-113 Jack McVey/John Hougaa. 119 

*28. X-16 Michael Wheeler/Derek Pranke 122 

29. E-151 Cailey Petelinsek/Mika Franceschi 140 

30. X-777 Garret Pranke/Tommy Wheeler 142 

*31. E-15 Willie Napgezek/Morgan Wiesner 145 

*32. V-36 Megan & Maddie O’Malley 147 

33. N-116 Erin & Kelley Monahan 154 

34. J-5 Kate Wyman/Paige Whealon 156 

*35.NO-31 Quinn Krivitz/Kirstyn Wood 162 

*36.N-705 Robbie & Zach Self 166 

*37. OO-7 Spencer Haas/ 177 

38. J-80 Ricky Maki/Ben Albrecht 195 

Interlake X Regatta 


August 4th - 6th 

Pl.Sail #Skipper Races Score 

1. Z-84 Jon Osmundson 1-1-1 3 

2. M-99 Mike Hanson 4-2-3 9 

3. P-1 Chris Moen 2-7-2 11 

4. M-67 Addy Ferguson 6-3-7 16 

5. M-33 Spencer Chute 11-4-5 20 

6. W-66 Eddie Cox 5-9-6 20 

7. M-9 Charlie Burton 9-5-8 22 

8. M-44 Robbie Allen 3-6-19 28 

9. Z-23 Emily Oltrogge 12-10-9 31 

10. C-22 Mike Miller 16-12-4 32 

11. W-111 Theo Knaeble 8-13-12 33 

12. Z-7 Drake Lundeen 7-8-19 34 

13. Z-6 Nick Zachar 10-11-19 40 

14. P-45 Anders Berglund 15-15-10 40 

15. Z-1 Anne Tesar 14-16-13 43 

16. P-14 Duncan Palmer 17-17-11 45 

17. P-12 Hannah Jones 13-14-19 46 

18 P-13 Claire Peterson 19-19-19 57 

Team Standings 

1. Minnetonka ............. 95 

2. Clear Lake ............. 151 

3. Okoboji.................. 199 

4. White Bear ............ 224 

5. Calhoun ................. 260 

SCOW SLANTS 

Final Results Seniors 2006 TRAP 

June 27th & 28th 

Sailed:9, Discards:1 

Race 1 Winner - K-505 - Chris Banholzer 

Races 2 & 8 Winner - E-3 - Alex Kay 

Race 3 Winner - X-29 - Danny Tighe 

Races 4 & 9 Winner - B-12 - Will Haeger 

Races 5, 6, 7 Winner - B-3 - Joe Kutschenreuter 

1. B –3 Joe & Charlie Kutschenreuter 18 

2. E-3 Alex & Natalie Kay 32 

3. A-76 Becky Schmidt/Kay Rusher 45 

4. I-41 Coye Harrett/Mac Six 52 

5. X-29 Danny Tighe/Alec Bischoff 54 

6. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer 57 

7. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stukart 61 

8. OO-12 Robbie Johnson/Elle Kasbohm 70 

9. B-1 Will Haeger/Olivia Healey 76 

10. V-14 Ben Biwer/PJ Feichtmeier 86 

11. I-59 Harris & Hannah Buddig 96 

12. E-66 Shannon & Bridget Smith 100 

13. V-133 Alex Deguire/Samantha Kultgon 108 

14. B-88 Tommy Hiller/Gregory Westin 108 

15. J-55 Max Wyman/Jack Sitter 108 

16. V-227 Cody Ziegle/Jordan Fritz 112 

17. V-50 Drake & Annie Sprinkman 113 

18. NO-27 Brianna Dittmer/Kyle Krivitz 117 

19. OO-24 Ben Otten/Zach Mommaerts 121 

20. FD-20 Sam Whealon/Jack Goudreau 125 

21. V-26 Kelly Roy/Lauren Galante 131 

22. NO-13 Chris Hegwood/Blake Kenney 150 

23. FD-8 Michael Maas/Rex Whealon 160 

24. K-44 Michaela Marx/Gabby Marx 170 

25. V-131 Brendan & Kieran Dolan 174 

26. NO-1 Alina Dix/Kylie Wrenn 179 

27. N-116 Katie Zastrow/Alex Caffentzis 196 

28 . J-1 Jordan Reff/Michael Drummond198 

29. O-88 Jake and Gretchen Remien 240 

2006 X BOP’N Regatta - Senior Fleet 

Pine Lake Yacht Club 

July 19th 

Winner of 1st & 2nd Races - X-29 - Danny Tighe 

Winner of 3rd Race - K-505 - Chris Banholzer 



3. NO-1 Alina Dix/Hudson Bridge 11 

4. K-44 Mikaela & Gabby Marx 12 

5. NO-27 Brianna Dittmer/Kyle Krivitz 14 

6. NO-13 Chris Hegwood/Paul Parworth 15 

2006 X BOP’N Regatta - Junior Fleet 


July 19th 

Winner of 1st & 3rd Races - K-100- Aaron Sonderman 

Winner of 2nd Race - X-23 - Katherine Tighe 

1. K-100 Aaron Sonderman/Sara Barnett 5 

2. NO-111 Blake Kenney/Jake Parwor. 6 

3. X-80 Rosie Holbrook/Piper Rosenheimer 12 

4. K-50 Ellie Banholzer/Margaret Brennan 15 

5. X-51 Eliza Rolfs/Claire Tighe 17 

6. NO-92 Logan Krivitz/Colin Krivitz 18 

7. X-23 Katherine Tighe/Ingrid Mortonson 20 

8. X-777 Garrett Pranke/Tommy Wheeler21 

9. X-16 Michael Wheeler/Derek Pranke 24 

10. NO-31 Quinn Krivitz/Kirstyn Wood 29 


X Quad Lakes Regatta 2006 

Lake Beulah Yacht Club 

X Boats from Beulah, Cedar, Pine and 

Nagawicka Lakes 

Wednesday July 5th and Thursday July 6th 

All Races won by Joe Kutschenreuter - B-3 

1. B-3 Joe & Charlie Kutschenreuter 4 

2. X-29 Danny Tighe /Alec Bischoff 10 

3. A-76 Becky Schmidt /Kathryn Rusher 21 

4. A-2 Peter Studer /Brian Studer 26 

5. B-12 William Haeger /Olivia Healey 27 

6. N-74 Ryan Grosch /Alex Stuckart 31 

7. B-88 Tommy Hiller /Gregory Westin 32 

8. A- 8 Patrick Egan /Alie Rusher 36 

9. B-93 Chris Colombe /Dillion Lacke 38 

10. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte /Stephanie Leftwich 45 

11. B-11 Colin Smith /Julie Clayton 47 

12. A-3 Ryan & Steven Sacotte 50 

13. B-333 Emily Davenport /Riley Schmidt 54 

14. N-416 Josh Lorenc /Austin Ballman 61 

15. A-56 Jack Studer /Ana Genthe 62 

16. B-111 Kate Klement /Mary Claire Kiernan 63 

17. B-94 Andy Colombe /Austin Lacke 69 

18. B-6 Cullen Barr /Scotty Sullivan 70 

19. N-14 Sam Hart /Sean Nigel 74 

20. B-313 Kelsey & Charlie Davenport 79 

21. B-19 David/Andrea Sullivan 79 

/George Kiernan 

22. B-16 Michael Barr /Neal Klement 79 

23. B-303 Sammy Davenport /Teresa Westin 79 

24. X-23 Katherine Tighe /Ingrid Mortonson 87 

25. B-14 Sean Hudson /Josh Healey 92 

26. B-9 Jack Clayton /Matt Zillmer 101 

27. N-823 Katie Zastrow /Alex Caffentzis 102 

28. A-10 Dan Studer /DJ Jaessing 108 

Oshkosh Xtreme Regatta 

July 17th & 18th 

Race # 1 Winner - B-3 - Joe Kutschenreuter 

Race #2 Winner - B-11 - Anne Haeger 

Race #3 Winner - I-41 - Coye Harrett 

1. B-3 Joe Kutschenreuter 7 

2. I-41 Coye Harrett 8 

3. B-11 Anne Haeger 10 

4. K-505 Christopher Banholzer 16 

5. M-99 Mike Hanson 25 

6. FD-20 Sam Whealon 31 

7. N-74 Ryan Grosch 35 

8. OO-12 Robbie Johnson 35 

9. M-44 Robbie Allen 36 

10. OO-44 Katrina Debbink 39 

11. V-14 Ben Biwer 40 

12. B-12 Will Haeger 40 

13. J-55 Max Wyman 40 

14. A-8 Patrick Egan 41 

15. B-93 Chris Columbe 42 

16. B-94 Andy Columbe 42 

17. OO-17 Christopher Wean 47 

18. V-50 Drake Sprinkman 49 

19. OO-24 Ben Otten 52 

20. OO-4 Andy Debbink 52 

21. V-133 Alex DeGuire 55 

22. FD-8 Michael Maas 57 

23. K-44 Michaela Marx 67 

24. J-1 Jordan Reff 70 

25. J-2 John Beck 71 

26. J-5 Kate Wyman 78 

27. V-115 Catherine Haines 79 

28. J-22 Alex Swanson 79 

29. J-99 Taylor Kimberley 79 

30. N-14 Sam Hart 81 

31. J-4 Mike Swanson 92 

32. J-62 Spencer/Eckstein 94 

33. J-16 Molly Sitter 97


2006 Quint Regatta 

Okauchee Lake Yacht Club 

June 17-18 

Winner of Race #1 – N-74 – Ryan Grosch 

Winner of Races 2, 3, 4 & 5 - E-3 - Alex Kay 

1. E-3 Alex Kay & Natalie Kay6 

2. 00-12 Robbie Johnson & Ellie Kasbom 26 

3. V-14 Ben Biwer & PJ Feichtmeier 29 

4. 00-26 Christopher Wean & Joey Harvat 39 

5. E-2 Jacob Zea & Lillian George 39 

6. N-74 Ryan Grosch & Alex Stuckart 40 

7. V-50 Drake, Annie & Charlie Sprinkman 49 

8. 00-21 Alex Jerred & Nicholas Jerred 50 

9. V-26 Kelly Roy & Lauren Galante 52 

10. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst & Elanor Thomas 65 

11. 00-4 Andy Debbink & Jack Kasbohm 67 

12. V-227 Cody Fritz & Jordan Fritz 72 

13.NO-111 Blake Kenney & Jake Parworth 76 

14. N-823 John Puze & Alex Caffentzis 79 

15. V-62 Nicholas & Madiline Clemence 81 

16. V-34 Jordan Kaerek & Nathan Heppe 82 

17. 00-44 Katrina Debbink & Cari Goralski 87 

18. E-66 Shannon Smith & Bridget Smith 88 

19. NO-27 Brianna Dittmer & Kyle Krivitz 88 

20. V-711 Chance Dries & Taelor Ellenbecker 91 

21. 00-1 Kyle Stack & Kayle Geraldson 100 

22. E-18 Rob Pakalski & T.C. Pakalski 121 

23. E-89 John Schmidt & Jake Ullrich 124 

24. N-116 Missy Lorenc & Kelly Monahan 128 

25. NO-1 Alina Dix & Kylie Wrenn 130 

26. N-416 Josh Lorenc & Austin Ballman 132 

27. OO-11 Stephen Johnson & Jack Bourdo 136 

28. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 137 

29. E-81 Michael Amato & Leah Sandefur 140 

30. E-8 Andrew Amato & Evan Sandefur 143 

31. E-330 Andrew Borden & Tom Groskopf 150 

32. N-113 Jack McVey & John Hougard 157 

33. NO-13 Chris Hedwood & Paul Parworth 158 

34. E-17 Bridget Murphy & Scott Sazama 158 

35. NO-92 Logan Krivitz & Colin Krivitz 159 

36. E-6 Megan Smith & Morgan Napgezek 164 

37. E-16 Lesley Smith & Jeff Sazama 168 

38. V-43 Dominic Falsetti & Jenna Kaerek 172 

39. E-15 Willie Napgezek & Dan Groskopf 176 

40. E-151 Cailey Petelinsek & Mika Franceschi 178 

X Blue Chip Regatta 

Cedar Lake Yacht Club, WI. 

August 11th & 12th 

Winner Race #1 - E-3 - Alex Kay 

Winner of Races 2 & 4 - B-3 - Joe Kutschenreuter 

Winner of Race #3 - A-76 - Becky Schmidt 


2. B-3 Joe & Charlie Kutschenreuter 19 

3. A-76 Becky Schmidt/Kathryn Rusher 20 




7. V-227 Cody Ziegler/Jordan Fritz 42 


9. V-14 Ben Biwer/P J Feichtmeier 43 

10. I-92 Michael Lee/Matt/Cain 44 

11. M-8 David Carlson/Sam Chute 47 

12. M-99 Mike Hanson/Anders Ekholm 51 

13 B-93 Chris Colombe/Dillon Lacke 60 

14. Z-84 Jon Osmundson/Drake Lundeen 67 

15.OO-26 Christopher Wean/Joey Harvat 69 


17. M-44 Robbie Allen/Jack Carlson 73 

18. FD-20 Sam Whealon/Jack Gougreau 73 

19. OO-4 Andy Debbink/Jack Kasbohm 74 

20.. J-55 Max Wyman/Jack Sitter 77 

21. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuckart 77 

W.Y.A. X Championship 

July 21st - 23rd 

LaBelle Yacht Club 

All races won by E-3 - Alex Kay 

1. E-3 Alex Kay 0.0 

2. E-66 Shannon Smith 3.0 

3. B-3 Joe Kutschenreuter 5.7 

4. N-74 Ryan Grosch 8.0 

5. E-2 Jacob Zea 10.0 

6.OO-21 Alex Jerred 11.7 

7. K-505 Chris Banholzer 13.0 

8. B-93 Chris Colombe 14.0 

9. D-59 Harris Buddig 15.0 

10.OO-12 Robbie Johnson 16.0 

11.OO-24 Ben Otten 17.0 

12. A-8 Patrick Eagan 18.0 

13. E-8 Andrew Amato 19.0 

14. A-51 George Rolfs 20.0 

15. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte 21.0 

16.OO-26 Christopher Wean 22.0 

17.OO-11 Stevie Johnson 23.0 

18. OO-4 Andy Debbink 24.0 

19. B-12 Will Haeger 25.0 

20. E-29 Danny Tighe 26.0 

21. V-26 Kelly Roy 27.0 

22. K-100 Aaron Sonderman 28.0 

23. B-16 George Kutschenreuter 29.0 

24. B-11 Stephanie Hudson 30.0 

25.OO-44 Katrina Debbink 31.0 

26. V-14 Ben Biwer 32.0 

27. V-300 Rachael Schroeder 33.0 

28. V-227 Cody Ziegler 34.0 

29. V-133 Alex DeGuire 35.0 

30. A-2 Peter Studer 36.0 

31. B-88 Tommy Hiller 37.0 

32. N-823 John Putze 38.0 

33. B-111 Kate Klement 39.0 

34. A-56 Jack Studer 40.0 

35. A-3 Ryan Sacotte 41.0 

36. E-81 Michael Amato 42.0 

37. V-36 Megan O’Malley 43.0 

38. E-16 Lesley Smith 44.0 

39. N-416 Josh Lorenc 45.0 

40. OO-1 Kyle Stack 46.0 

41. V-711 Chance Dries 47.0 

42. B-19 David Sullivan 48.0 

43. V-115 Catherine Haines 49.0 

44. E-88 Sam Andreski 50.0 

45.OO-80 Virginia Debbink 51.0 

46. E-17 Bridget Murphy 52.0 

47. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst 53.0 

48. E-18 Rob Pakalski 54.0 

49. B-6 Cullen Barr 55.0 

50. D-49 Ellen Poole 56.0 

51. B-94 Andy Colombe 57.0 

52. D-45 Claire Compell 58.0 

53. E-66 Megan Smith 59.0 

54. E-330 Andrew Borden 60.0 

55. E-151 Cailey Petelinsek 61.0 

56. K-44 Michaela Marks 64.0 

57. V-50 Drake Sprinkman 64.0 

X Blue Chip Regatta, continued 

22.OO-12 Robbie Johnson/Elle Kasbohm 77 

23. A-3 Ryan & Steven Sacotte 78 

24. V-26 Kelly Roy/Lauren Galante 82 

25.OO-11 Stephen Johnson/Jack Bourdo 84 

26. A-2 Peter & Brian Studer 84 

27. V-133 Alex DeGuire/Samantha Kultgen 86 

28. B-94 AndyColombe/Austin Lake 188 

29. M-17 Paul Connolly/Eddie Cox 108 

30. M-5 Mary Allen/Chloe Rekow 116 

Geneva Lake Sailing School X Regatta 

July 10th-11th 

Winner Races 1 & 4 - B-3 - Joe Kutschenreuter 

Winner Race 2- X-29 - Danny Tighe 

Winner Race 3- E-3 - Alex Kay 

Winner Race 5 – I-41 - Coye Harrett 

1. M-99 Mike Hanson/Anders Ekhome 14 

2. B-3 Joe and Charlie Kutschenreuter 21 

3. I-41 Coye Harrett/Mac Six 49 

4. M-44 Robbie Allen/Jack Carlson 49 


6. OO-4 Andy Debbink/Jack Kasbohn 64 


8. OO-5 Connor & Parker Trepton 68 

9. I-818 Michael Simms/Collin Rowe 69 

10. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 71 


12. I-92 Michael Lee/Matt Cain 87 

13. M-8 David Carlson/Sam Chute 90 

14. B-12 Will Haeger /Ollivia Healy 90 

15. B-93 Chris Colombe/Dillin Lacke 92 


17. E-2 Jacob Zea/Lillian George 95 



20. V-133 Alex DeGuire/Samantha Kultgen 104 

21. FD-20 Sam Whealon/Jack Goudreau 110 

22. OO-11 Steve Johnson,/Trevor Trepton 113 

23. A-76 Becky Schmidt/Kathryn Rusher 113 

24. A-8 Patrick Egan/Alie Rusher 117 

25. I-90 Charlie Morris/Ellis Lagerhausen 125 

26. M-67 Addy Ferguson/Hayley Jewett 126 

27. J-55 Max Wyman/Jack Sitter 130 

28. V-14 Ben Biwer/PJ Feichtmeier 130 

29. M-33 Spencer Chute/Grant Dressen 130 

30. V-711 Chance Dries/Taylor Ellenbecker 136 

31. OO-12 Robbie Johnson/Elle Kasborn 140 

32. OO-26 Christopher Wean/Joey Harvat 143 

33. V-227 Cody Ziegler/Jordan Fritz 146 

34. D-7 Jessica Luttrell/Nicole Stanley 155 

35. B-94 Andy Colombe/Austin Lake 157 

36. NO-13 Chris Hegwood/Paul Parworth 163 

37. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst/Ellis Thomas 165 

38. NO-1 Alina Dix/Kylie Wrenn 176 

39. N-14 Sam Hart/Sean Nigel 181 

40. OO-24 Ben Otten/Blaine Rosch 183 

41. FD-8 Michael Maas/Rex Whealon 187 

42. M-4 Adam El-Khazinnar/Ian Solum 192 

43. I-91 Bonamico & Gavin Jacobs 196 

44. N-823 John Putze/Austen Bahlman 200 

45. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuchart 202 

46.NO-111 Blake Kenney/Jake Parworth 203 

47. B-19 Andrea & David Sullivan 204 

48. NO-27 Brianna Dittmer/ Krivitz 227 

49. I-35 Emmett & Clancy Nelson 242 

50. I-24 Griffin Rolander/Nathan Freytag 248 

51. C-22 Mike Miller/Mark Wifuat 250 

52. D-45 Claire Compall/Kim Ovitz 251 

53. I-700 Karl Nelson/Sean Kecen 260 

54. J-22 Mike Swanson/Sam Goudneau 263

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Aquatennial RWB Optimist Regatta 

Lake Calhoun, MN. 

July 14th 

Winner of Races 1 & 3 - 5305 - Robbie Seltzer-Schultz 

Winner of Race 2 - 14937 - Eddie Cox 

Winner of Race 4 - 8191 - Ian Solum 

Winner of Race 5 - 11841 - Griffin Robillard 

Winner of Race 6 - 14871 - SameMaxwell 

1. 5305 Robbie Seltzer-Schultz (R) 16 

2. 8191 Ian Solum (B) 33 

3. 14937 Eddie Cox (B) 34 

4. 13197 Declan Armour (W) 36 

5. 11841 Griffin Robillard (B) 40 

6. 11654 Addie Ferguson (B) 41 

7. 10914 Harrison Burton (R) 46 

8. 7588 Lucas Vroege (B) 50 

9. 14871 Sam Maxwell (B) 56 

10. 12297 Ben Garber (B) 62 

11. 7032 Kat Lowry (R) 62 

12. 14127 Anders Elkholm (B) 65 

13. 8169 Johnny Ferguson (W) 71 

14. 68 Adam Brandt (W) 73 

15. 13355 Colin Dean (B) 77 

16. 5706 Charlie Burton (B) 88 

17. 7016 Nicholas Price (B) 94 

18. 4 Sarkis Zenobian (B) 95 

19. 13405 Caitlin McGoldrich (B) 101 

20. 10592 Hans Vroege (R) 105 

21. 7033 Cameron Swanson (B) 113 

22. 11183 Noah Schneck (W) 118 

23. 7976 Andrei Nesmelov (R) 119 

24. 8X Ian Norman (B) 124 

25. 12512 Tim Siemers (B) 127 

26. 6999 Austin Hensley 131 

27. 12518 Elizabeth Siemers (R) 132 

28. 6909 Lee Harvener (B) 138 

29. 9574 Griffin Struyk (B) 141 

30. 12514 Chris Thompson (R) 158 

31. 3300 Sarah Rassouli (B) 158 

32. 12513 Sean Burke (W) 176 

33. 8619 Jake Holmes (B) 192 

Aquatennial Opti Green Fleet 

July 14th 

Winner of Race 1 - 12519 - Mimi El-Kahzindar 

Winner of Race 2 - 7718 - Tommy Garber 

Winner of Races 3 & 4 - 1963 - Cole Lee 

Winner of Race 5 - 5776 - Willy Crary 

Winner of Race 6 - 7029 - Connor Slocum 

Winner of Race 7 - 13793 - Isabella Loosbrock 

1. 1963 Cole Lee WBYC 20 

2. 13793 Isabella Loosbrock LMSS 23 

3. 5776 Willy Crary WBSS 24 

4. 12354 Marisa Bernstein LMSS 25 

5. 3 Eric Anderson UMYC 36 

6. 4694 Eric Johnson WBYC 40 

7. 10468 Valerie McGoldrick LMSS 42 

8. 7718 Tommy Garber LMSS 46 

9. 12519 Mimi El-Kahzindar LMSS 49 

10. 8796 Max Bernstein LMSS 50 

11. 7029 Connor Slocum MYC 55 

12. 11278 Merrit Stueven WSS 59 

13. 7967 Sebastian Campbell LMSS 66 

14. 31 Christopher Corbett UMYC 67 

15. 12515 Maya Gardiner WSS 72 

16. 7941 Brandon Brandt UMYC 77 

17. 2663 JoJo Dean WSS 99 

18. 3299 Hannah Swanson LMSS 102 

19. 703 Calvin Henderson WBYC 103 

20. 51X Max Monmont LCSS 115 

21. 10312 Annika Ekholm LMSS 116 

2006 LOP’N Opti Results 

Pewaukee Yacht Club 

June 

Senior Fleet 

Race #1 won by Spencer Jones 

Races #2 & 3 won by Nicholas Clemence 

Race #4 Won by PJ Feichtmeier 

1. 14421 Nicholas Clemence 6 

2. 11235 Spencer Jones 9 

3. 9195 Parker Trepton 13 

4. 14581 PJ Feichtmeier 20 

5. 15278 Augie Dale 20 

6. 11987 Joey Feichtmeier 26 

7. 14629 Annie Johnson 28 

8. 10710 Sam Hart 32 

9. 9979 Natalie Kay 37 

10. 15341 Nolan McCormick 42 

11. 2811 Sam Kultgen 45 

12. 9273 Jeff Sazama 51 

13. 12667 Ethan Petelinsek 51 

14. 10326 Bridget Smith 53 

15. 14125 Dan Groskopf 62 

16. 6006 Haley Thomas 62 

17. 7668 Katherine Dolan 65 

18. 1670 Jonah Sutherland 66 

19. 2478 Molly Ogden 75 

20. 1666 Zac Aasen 80 

Junior Fleet 

All Races won by Wills Duchow 

1.14613 Wills Duchow 4 

2.10386 Trevor Trepton 13 

3.13249 Tommy Calvy 13 

4. 2944 Tom Groskopf 23 

5. 2679 Scott Sazama 25 

6.10404 Avery Stuckart 26 

7. 3901 Jack Behrend 26 

8. 4747 Annie Geschke 29 

9. 5867 Margaret Rehberger 36 

10. 2529 Kali Boemer 37 

11. 6673 Nicholas Jerred 39 

12. 2096 Sarah Petelinsek 47 

13. 2445 Johnny Halaska 53 

14. 3198 Becky Biwer 60 

15.11615 Bayla Jane Waite 66 

16. 2532 Max Duchow 66 

17.13688 Taylor Just 71 

18. 8426 Julia Schoendorf 75 

19. 8112 Garrett Waite 75 

20.10073 Kelly O’Connor 81 

Race #1 won by William Curtiss 

Races #2, 3 & 8 won by Ford Johnstone 

Race #4 won by Trevor Trepton 

1. 13777 Ford Johnstone 31 

2. 7718 Tommy Garber 56 

3. 9843 William Curtiss 61 

5. 10395 Will Komas 61 

6. 11531 Mitchell Lee 64 

7. 10386 Trevor Trepton 79 

8. 12519 Mimi El-Khazindar 79 

9. 10835 Gregory Westin 93 

10. 13606 Connor Cain 104 

11. 1 Maggie Kivlin 112 

12. 11037 Jer Komas 112 

13. 7768 Katherine Dolan 117 

14. 12162 Erin Sullivan 118 

15. 7967 Sebastian Campbell 120 

2006 GLSS Dinghyfest 

Geneva Lake Sailing School 

July 12th 

Green Fleet Results 

2006 GLSS Dinghyfest 

Geneva Lake Sailing School 

July 12th 

RWB Results 

Race #1 won by Nicholas Clemence 

Race #2 won by Conor Trepton 

Race #3 won by Alex Curtiss 

Race #4 won by George Kutschenreuter 

1. B 14416 Connor Trepton 13 

2. B 11659 Charlie Morris 17 

3. R 13312 George Kutschenreuter 23 

4. B 14421 Nicholas Clemence 23 

5. B 15581 Alex Curtiss 24 

6. W 15579 Clay Danly 26 

7. B 12522 Davis Porter 34 

8. W 14596 Andrea Sullivan 37 

9. W 13777 Hunter Johnstone 40 

10. W 9195 Parker Trepton 44 

11. W 11109 Cullen Barr 48 

12. R 11235 Spencer Jones 49 

13. B 14642 Matt Ripkey 53 

14. W 14543 Malcolm Lamphere 63 

15. W 15278 Augie Dale 68 

16. W 12297 Ben Garber 68 

17. W 10647 Griffin Rolander 73 

18. B 14208 Joe Rolander 74 

19. W 10148 Dylan Freytag 80 

20. W 11841 Griffin Robilard 85 

21. B 11654 Addy Ferguson 87 

22. W 13137 Michael Barr 88 

23. B 14937 Eddie Cox 93 

24. W 13119 Scotty Sullivan 93 

25. B 8191 Ian Solum 97 

26. B 10181 Leslie Poole 101 

27. B 12587 Andrew Norris 114 

28. B 1760 Colin Rowe 115 

29. W 2531 Nathan Freytag 116 

30. W 11920 George Kiernan 117 

31. W 10728 Charlie Kutschenreuter 119 

32. B 10710 Sam Hart 123 

33. W 11443 Charlie Davenport 126 

34. B 10991 Jack Clayton 128 

35. W 8169 Johnny Ferguson 130 

36. W 14127 Anders Ekholm 131 

37. W 11637 Mary Claire Kiernan 134 

38. W 14621 Hannah Ripkey 138 

39. W 12214 Riley Schmidt 142 

40. W 11190 Julie Clayton 155 

41. W 9990 Alec Bischoff 159 

42. B 12214 Rachel Wegener 164 

43. W 2547 Kelly Monahan 172 

Race #5 won by Mimi El-Khazindar 

Race #6 won by Mitchel Lee 

Race #7 won by Tommy Garber 

16. 2522 R.J. Porter 124 

17. 7029 Connor Slocum 126 

18. 1812 Patrick Hodgman 138 

19. 8698 Drew Komas 143 

20. 9644 Erik Zettlemoyer 155 

21. 7263 Patrick Schmidt 178 

22. 11646 John Barr 179 

23. 3532 Melinda Lee 181 

24. 9455 Ian Luttrell 183 

25. 2 Angela Marozza 196 

26. 9798 Allison Marozza 197 

27. 811 Murphy O’Connor 213 

28. 6139 Nora Kiernan 215 

29. 61395 Eric Wood 219


TCYS Season Series 

420 Results 

1. 38 Ben Weidmann/ Sam Wagner WYC 137 

2. 1347 Brady Solum/ Avery Macijewski LMSS 149 

3. 36 Tricia Towey/ Robby Vernig WYC 206 

4. 33 Eric Sauter/ Hillary Kenyon WSS 365 

5. 6 Frank O’Brien/ Connor Schmieso MYC 401 

6. 2 Chris Lawrence/ Adrienne Oesterle CYC 532 

7. 37 Matthew Thompson/ Ryan Peet WYC 600 

8. 32 Sam Wyer/ Will Ladour WYC 613 

9. 34 Bill Siemers/ Katie Culhane WYC 625 

10. 4769 Kaye Siemers Becky Peet WSS 627 

11. 3 Mike Hanson/ Gordy Bouecs LMSS 636 

12. 5 Brady Hutchinson/ Conner Schwisso LMSS 637 

13. 3396 Brendan Boylan/ Brian Ciaccio LCSS 653 

14. 36A Carl Locker/ Andy Virnig WSS 689 

15. 7 Maddy Kennedy/ John Etherington LMSS 697 

16. 35 Travis Houle/ Joey O’Connel WSS 727 

17. 7A Megan Sulciner/ Taylor Sullivan LMSS 742 

18. 10 John Etherington /Ariel Feblowitz LMSS 746 

19. 31 Max Holmes/ Jan Stueven WSS 862 

20.1349A Eric Bowers/ Sydney Morical LMSS 864 

21. 37A Jake Rugland/ Robby Virnig WSS 868 

22. 32C Jimmy Paige/ Robby Virnig WSS 877 

23. 1349 Melissa Kennedy/ Syndey Moriacal LMSS 882 

24. 33B Jan Stueven/ Hilary Kenyon 886 

25. 7B Jack Schneck LCSS 893 

26. 21 Sophie Harris/ Erica Selter-Schultz LCSS 896 

27. 3A Ariel Feblowitz/ John Reed 903 

28. 25 Adam El-Khazindar/ Derek Packard MYC 910 

29. 19 Ben Markhart/ Trask Reed WBSS 910 

30. 5A Colin Thompson/ Luke Erdahl LMSS 913 

31. 32A Nick Heymer Will Rock WSS 914 

32. 6B Alex Clutchey LMSS 916 

33. 33A Neil Blaser/ Ian Ericson WSS 920 

34. 6A Koehler Adzick Nick Adzick 924 

35. 30 Ian Ericson/ Ben Bergum WYC 939 

36. 29 Will Rock/ Lucy Andrews WYC 943 

37. 1A Jamie Cutchey/ Avery Masser LMSS 953 

38. 4 Kaia Pveus/ Rosie Bubb LMSS 957 

39. 35A Dylan Carlson/ Bobby WSS 958 

40. 1 Michael Werley/ Sterling Nelson MYC 961 

41. 30A Lucy Andrews/ Andy Virnig WSS 961 

42. 29A Kaitlyn Noreen/ Caroline Burns WSS 965 

43. 3B Adam Siegel/ Rick Lindfors LMSS 966 

44. 28 Carl Numrich/ Eric Syverson WSS 973 

45. 32B Caroline Burns/ Kaitlyn Noreen WYC 975 


Laser Radial Results 

1.172521 Peter Klinkenberg LMSS 127 

2.181811 Tyler Haverstock LMSS 150 

3. 88 Gavin Potts LMSS 201 

4.162220 Bryan Markhart WBYC 220 

5.151863 Brendan Boylan LCSS 242 

6.177677 Colin Thompson LMSS 325 

7.151875 Luke Erdahl LMSS 392 

8.177372 David Thompson WBYC 438 

9.182926 Sarah Gontarck LMSS 473 

10. 44 Tyler Lavers 44 489 

11.177680 Rachel Drake WBYC 502 

12.165905 Noah McCoy WBYC 507 

13.136828 Jacob Scott LMSS 513 

14.182758 Alex Cutchey LMSS 539 

15.174281 Nick Baumgard LMSS 561 

16. 117 Adam El-Khazindar LMSS 597 

17.168229 Robbie Allen LMSS 667 

18.181233 Erik Bowers LMSS 683 

19. 74 unidentified 708 

20. 16 Bobby Virnig WSS 710 

21. 27 David Carlson LMSS 719 

22. 75 unidentified 719 

23. 73 Will Ladner WYC 742 

24. 20 Peter Albertson WYC 745 

25.181182 Nick Miller LCSS 755 

26.177671 Sam Wyer WYC 759 

27. 72 Jack Carlson LMSS 762 

28. 17 Ryan Peet WSS 771 

29.184503 Saraid Donnelly Michigan 819 

30.176244 Chris Loew-Blosser LMSS 878 

31. 18 Neil Blazer WYC 896 


RWB Results 

1. 10914 Harrison Burton LMSS R 93 

2. 5305 Robbie Seltzer-Schultz LCSS R 112 

3. 11654 Addie Ferguson LMSS B 135 

4. 14937 Eddie Cox WBYC B 136 

5. 11841 Griffin Robillard LMSS B 137 

6. 5706 Charlie Burton LMSS B 148 

7. 8191 Ian Solum LMSS B 170 

8. 13197 Declan Armour LMSS W 194 

9. 14871 Sam Maxwell LMSS B 244 

10. 7588 Lucas Vroege LMSS B 248 

11. 14127 Anders Ekholm LMSS B 255 

12. 7032 Kat Lowry LMSS R 260 

13.. 10592 Hans Vroege LMSS R 364 

14. 12512 Tim Siemers WSS B 379 

15. 7016 Nicholas Price UMYC B 381 

16. 13405 Caitlyn McGoldrick LMSS B 404 

17. 7033 Cameron Swanson LMSS B 435 

18. 12297 Ben Garber LMSS B 480 

19. 7976 Andrei Nesmelov LCSS R 499 

20. 12518 Elizabeth Siemers WSS R 509 

21. 68 Adam Brandt UMYC W 541 

22. 6999 Austin Hensley UMYC B 548 

23. 8169 Johnny Ferguson LMSS W 552 

24. 13355 Colin Dean WSS B 562 

25. 12513 Sean Burke WSS W 581 

26. 4 Sarkis Zenobian UMYC B 593 

27. 9574 Griffin Struyk LMSS B 614 

28. 8X Ian Norman LCSS B 701 

29. 12514 Chris Thompson WSS R 771 

30. 2667 Alan Rugland WSS R 809 

31. 11794 Maddie Archer-Burton WSS B 906 

32. 12719 Sam Chute LMSS B 925 

33. 11183 Noah Schneck LCSS W 936 

34. 3300 Sarah Rassouli B 956 

35. 6909 Lee Harvener WSS B 961 

36. 8619 Jake Holmes WSS B 982 

37. 81 Ryan Colesworthy UMYC W 983 

38. 6 Elsa Ericson WSS B1032 

39. 11 unknown DSSA 1093 

40. 51 Ned Hartfiel LCSS B1095 

41. 8Y Annalise Sauter WSS B1111 

42. 12517 Sam Rock WSS B1146 

43. 7 Ben Cvarch WSS B1188 


Laser Full Rig Results 

1.136616 Ben Markhart WBYC 48 

2.177712 Bill Siemers WSS 91 

3. 88 Jacob Lovald WSS 101 

4. 0 Andrew Page WSS 192 

5. 171 Eric Sauter WSS 203 

6. 1 Peter Swift WBYC 222 

7.168237 Matthew Thompson WSS 256 

8. 11 Erik Bowers LMSS 264 

9. 118 Neil Blaser WSS 285 

10. 4 Ryan Drake WBYC 306 

11.180066 Trask Reed WBYC 308 


Green Fleet 

1 12354 Marisa Bernstein LMSS 59 

2 4694 Eric Johnson WBYC 111 

3 1963 Cole Lee WBYC 132 

4 8796 Max Bernstein LMSS 167 

5 7967 Sebastian Campbell LMSS 233 

6 7718 Tommy Garber LMSS 251 

7 10468 Valerie McGoldrick LMSS 264 

8 5776 Willy Crary WBSS 290 

9 7029 Connor Slocum MYC 318 

10 31 Christopher Corbett UMYC 324 

11 11278 Merrit Stueven WSS 334 

12 7941 Brandon Brandt UMYC 399 

13 2663 JoJo Dean WSS 455 

14 14951 Scott Wheatley WSS 470 

15 6999 Cole Histon UMYC 535 

16 3 Eric Anderson UMYC 603 

17 5560 Kate Cox WBYC 619 

18 703 Calvin Henderson WBYC 629 

19 9B Ben Cvarch WYC 676 

20 50 Yosi Sela LCSS 741 

21 12519 Mimi El-Kahzindar LMSS 762 

22 51 John Reynolds LCSS 768 

23 12515 Maya Gardiner WSS 769 

24 10103 Rosie Hust LMSS 774 

25 12517 Sam Rock WSS 779 

26 4902 Nash Chute LMSS 842 

27 13793 Isabella Loosbrock LMSS 861 

28 10312 Annika Ekholm LMSS 921 

29 8116 John Anderson LCSS 930 

30 13410 Jackson Porter LMSS 980 

31 88 Sam Jaffe LCSS 987 

32 121 Alex Robbins UMYC 997 

3312515X Maria Rassouli 1040 

34 8 Madison Sligh WYC 1053 

35 51X Max Monmont LCSS 1067 

36 6 Sophia Noreen WYC 1073 

37 2842 Caroline Porter LMSS 1087 

38 3299 Hannah Swanson LMSS 1136 

39 29 unknown 1154 

40 13384 Megun Nelsen LMSS 1173 

41 13415 Clan Erhard LMSS 1184 

42 6899 Victoria Anderson LMSS 1187 

43 13356 Sam Sigel LMSS 1192 

44 13353 Zachary Weiley LMSS 1220 

45 12297 Whitney Ericson LMSS 1243 

46 13768 Christian Erhard LMSS 1249 

47 13416 Tatum Anderson LMSS 1274T 

48 3300 Sarah Rasouli 1274T

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Deephaven Regatta 

Lake Minnetonka, MN. 

July 7th 

OptimistRWB 

Race #1 won by Robbie Seltzer-Schultz 

Race #2, 4 & 5 won by Harrison Burton 

Race #3 won by Charlie Burton 

Race #6 won by Ian Solum 

1. 5706 Charlie Burton LMSS 17 

2. 5305 Robbie Seltzer-Schultz LCSS 18 

3. 10914 Harrison Burton LMSS 19 

4. 14937 Eddie Cox WBYC 39 

5. 11841 Griffin Robillard LMSS 39 

6. 11654 Addie Ferguson LMSS 58 

7. 10592 Hans Vroege LMSS 59 

8. 13197 Declan Armour LMSS 63 

9. 7032 Kat Lowry WSS 63 

10. 14871 Sam Maxwell LMSS 67 

11. 12512 Tim Siemers WSS 68 

12. 8191 Ian Solum LMSS 69 

13. 7588 Lucas Vroege LMSS 70 

14. 7033 Cameron Swanson LMSS 73 

15. 14127 Anders Ekholm LMSS 92 

16. 13405 Caitlyn McGoldrick LMSS 95 

17. 7976 Andrei Nesmelov LCSS 112 

18. 12518 Elizabeth Siemers WSS 113 

19. 7016 Nicholas Price UMYC 123 

20. 68 Adam Brandt UMYC 129 

21. 9574 Griffin Struyk LMSS 131 

22. 8X IanNorman LCSS 136 

23. 6999 Austin Hensley UMYC 144 

24. 4 Sarkis Zenobian UMYC 159 

25. 6 Elsa Ericson WSS 166 

26. 11794 Maddie Archer-Burton WSS 168 

27. 12513 Sean Burke WSS 169 

28. 8169 Johnny Ferguson LMSS 170 

29. 8Y Annalise Sauter WSS 173 

OptiGreen 

Races #1 & 3 won by Marisa Bernstein 

Race #2 won by Connor Slocum 

1. 12354 Marisa Bernstein LMSS 5 

2. 1963 Cole Lee WBYC 12 


4. 12517 Sam Rock WSS 17 

5. 11278 Merrit Stueven WSS 19 

6. 12515 Maya Gardiner WSS 20 

7. 7967 Sebastian Campbell LMSS 23 

8. 10468 Valerie McGoldrick LMSS 25 

9. 5776 Willy Crary WBSS 33 

10. 6999 Cole Histon UMYC 39 

11. 9B Ben Cvarch WYC 40 

12. 13793 Isabella Loosbrock LMSS 42 

13. 7718 Tommy Garber LMSS 45 

14. 13384 Megun Nelsen LMSS 46 

15. 703 Calvin Henderson WBYC 47 

16. 31 Christopher Corbett UMYC 50 

17. 10103 Rosie Hust LMSS 52 

18. 13415 Clan Erhard LMSS 57 

19. 6899 Victoria Anderson LMSS 60 

20. 121 Alex Robbins UMYC 60 

21. 13410 Jackson Porter LMSS 64 

22. 13356 Sam Sigel LMSS 65 

23. 2663 JoJo Dean WSS 72 

24. 8796 Max Bernstein LMSS 73 

25. 5560 Kate Cox WBYC 74 

26. 13353 Zachary Weiley LMSS 77 

27. 3 Eric Anderson UMYC 82 

28. 12297 Whitney Ericson LMSS 84 

29. 13768 Christian Erhard LMSS 90 

30. 13416 Tatum Anderson LMSS 99T 

31. 10312 Annika Ekholm LMSS 99T 

32. 2842 Caroline Porter LMSS 99T 

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Beulah Fun Regatta - RWB Results 

Lake Beulah Yacht Club 

June 26th 

Races # 1 &2 won by Nicholas Clemence 

Race #3 won by George Kutschreuter 

1. B 14421 Nicholas Clemence 5.0 

2. B 12487 Will Holz 14.0 

3. W 13777 Hunter Johnstone 15.0 

4. B 12522 Davis Porter 16.0 

5. B 15581 Alex Curtiss 19.0 

6. B 14416 Conner Trepton 21.0 

7. R 13312 George Kutschenreuter 22.0 

8. W 14596 Andrea Sullivan 28.0 

9. W 13206 Clay Danly 29.0 

10. W 15278 Augie Dale 31.0 

11. B 11659 Charlie Morris 36.0 

12. B 14208 Joe Rolander 38.0 

13. W 11109 Cullen Barr 42.0 

14. W 14543 Malcolm Lamphere 47.0 

15. W 9195 Parker Trepton 49.0 

16. B 10181 Leslie Poole 50.0 

17. W 10647 Griffin Rolander 52.0 

18. W 11190 Julie Clayton 55.0 

19. B 14642 Matt Ripkay 60.0 

20. W 13137 Michael Barr 64.0 

21. W 10148 Dylan Freytag 64.0 

22. W 1760 Colin Rowe 67.0 

23. W 10728 Charlie Kutschenreuter 70.0 

24. W 1443 Charlie Davenport 71.0 

25. B 10533 Kathryn Rusher 72.0 

26. W 14629 Annie Johnson 76.0 

27. W 10906 Max Joyce 80.0 

28. W 13119 Scotty Sullivan 81.0 

29. W 11920 George Kiernan 81.0 

30. W 11033 Bryce Andreason 83.0 

Red White & Blue Opti Regatta 

Lac LaBelle Yacht Club 

August 20 - 22 

Races 1 & 2 won by Connor Trepton 

Race 3 won by George Kutschenreuter 

Race #4 won by Will Holz 

1. 14416 R Connor Trepton 16 

2. 13777 B Hunter Johnstone 20 

3. 15579 B Clay Danly 26 

4. 14421 R Nicholas Clemence 29 

5. 13312 R George Kutschenreuter 30 

6. 14937 B Eddie Cox 32 

7. 15209 B Will Holz 45 

8. 14596 W Andrea Sullivan 45 

9. 14581 B P.J. Feichtmeier 51 

10. 10914 R Harrison Burton 51 

11. 15462 W Malcolm Lamphere 53 

12. 15278 W Augie Dale 54 

13. 11659 B Charlie Morris 57 

14. 10710 B Sam Hart 58 

15. 14127 B Anders Ekholm 62 

16. 10935 B Molly Seidel 64 

17. 9979 B Natalie Kay 67 

18. 14761 B Alison Kent 69 

19. 7039 B Cole Lee 70 

20. 10728 W Charlie Kutscheneuter 70 

21. 10081 R Jake Parworth 71 

22. 9195 B Parker Trepton 74 

23. 14629 W Annie Johnson 76 

24. 8191 B Ian Solum 82 

25. 11654 B Addy Ferguson 84 

26. 14130 R Drake Lundeen 97 

27. 5706 B Charlie Burton 103 

28. 13606 B Leslie Poole 107 

29. 12667 B Ethan Petelinsek 109 

30. 13248 B Madalyn Crowley 113 

31. 14642 B Matt Ripkey 123 

32. 9235 W Ethan Heinze 124 

33. 11599 W Gabrielle Marx 126 

34. 9772 W Emma Perry 131 

35. 1659 B Bridge Hudson 132 


31. B 13248 Madalyn Crowley 88.0 

32. W 5921 Alison Rusher 96.0 

33. B 12587 Andrew Norris 98.0 

34. W 2531 Nathan Freytag 101.0 

35. W 10486 Morgan Keck 102.0 

36. B 12667 Ethan Petelinsek 103.0 

37. W 11637 Mary Claire Kiernan 106.0 

38. W 12214 Riley Schmidt 110.0 

39. W 9990 Alec Bishoff 112.0 

40. W 5426 Alicia Rotier 120.0 

41. W 15241 Jack McKeough 124.0 

42. R 1028 Neil Finke 126.0 

43. W 7668 Katherine Dolan 127.0 

44. W 15269 Jake Bouman 136.0 

45. B 9 Meghan Bouman 141.0 

45. W 1666 Zac Aasen 141.0 

Green Fleet 

Hannah Ripkey won race #1 

Trevor Trepton won races # 2 & 4 

Will Komas won race #3 

1. 13777 Ford Jonstone 14 

2. 10386 Trevor Trepton 21 

3. 10835 Gregory Westin 25 

4. 14885 Lydia Garlie 28 

5. 9843 William Curtiss 28 

6. 11531 Mitchel Lee 32 

7. 10395 Will Komas 34 

8. 11646 John Barr 35 

9. 14621 Hannah Ripkey 38 

10. 10729 Helen Finke 45 

11. 3532 Melinda Lee 46 

12. 12162 Erin Sullivan 46 

13. 11037 Jer Komas 48 

14. USA Colin Richard 50 

15. 13120 Evan Jones 60 

16. 7410 John Riforgiate 62 

17. 1666 Zac Aasen 63 

18. 15258 Patrick Crowley 73 

19. 9644 Erik Zettlemoyer 74 

20. 13606 Connor Cain 76 

21. 8698 Drew Komas 81 

22. 6139 Nora Kiernan 84 

23. 7263 Patrick Schmidt 87 

24. 61395 Eric Wood 89 

25. 2096 Sarah Petlinsek 91 

26. 13206 Hana Danly 96 

27. 15226 Tommy McKeough 103 

28. 3724 DJ Jaessing 105 

29. 6 Marina McKeough 114


Pram Power Regatta 

North Lake Yacht Club 

August 7th 

Junior Fleet Standing 

1. Travis Theisen 

2. Nicholas Jerred 

3. Teddy Rolfs 

3. Erin Sullivan 

5. Gabrielle Marx 

6. John Barr 

6. Avery Stuckart 

8. Jack Behrend 

8. Noah Janssen 

9. Charlotte Biwer 

10. Tommy Calvy 

10. Mary Bery 

12. Lizzy Friend 

13. Tom Ehrsam 

14. Nick Rusher 

15. Kaylin Flesch 

16. Alex Keck 

17. Katherine Jorgensen 

18. Sean Delahunt 

19. Emily Behling 

20. Collin Renner 

21. Mallorie Clemence 

21. Gunther Treis 

23. Emma Schwartz 

24. Morgan Bailey 

25. Alby Rolfs 

26. Abby Dedinsky 

26. Adrienne Race 

26. Max Fellows 

29. Kylie Ballmann 

30. Rebakah Janssen 

31. Kaiser Ryan 

32. Jack Tegeder 

33. Matt Malone 

34. Zach Kubinski 

35. Carson Heinze 

Senior Fleet 

1. Trevor Trepton 

2. Ethan Heinze 

3. Molly Seidel 

4. Turner Jacques 

5. Colin Krivitz 

6. Callie Renner 

7. Ana Genthe 

7. Isabella Seidel 

9. Sean Nigel 

10. Hudson Bridge 

11. Alex Stuckart 

11. Maisy Rosenheimer 

13. Kelly Monahan 

14. Malin Ehrsam 

14. Hannah Jorgensen 

16. Nathan Dillion 

16. Katie Remien 

18. Nicolas Dermond 

19. Sophie Dermond 

20 Elizabeth Jorgensen 

21. Madeline Kohls 

22. Emily Kneiser 

3. Lauren Hepburn 

24. Carolyn Keck 

25. Rachel Fiedler 

26. Andy Behling 

27. Fritz Seidel 

28. Kara Sieth 

29. Nicklaus Kruesel 

30. Merrill Read 

31. Galen Harte 

USODA Upper Midwest Regatta 

Lake Minnetonka, MN. 

July 8th & 9th 

Races #1 & 6 were won by Will Holz 

Races #2, 3 & 5 were won by Connor Trepton 

Race #4 was won by Ian Solum 

RWB Fleet 

1. 14416 Connor Trepton LaBelle 7 

2. 15209 Will Holz MOST 18 

3. 13777 Hunter Johnstone MOST 19 

4. 11235 Spencer Jones Pewaukee 19 

5. 14543 Malcolm Lamphere Geneva 28 

6. 9195 Parker Trepton LaBelle 29 

7. 15579 Clay Danly MOST 32 

8. 10914 Harrison Burton MYC 37 

9. 11654 Addy Ferguson MYC 47 

10. 7588 Lucas Vroege MYC 51 

11. 11841 Griffen Robillard MYC 54 

12 8191 Ian Solum MYC 57 

13. 13197 Declan Armour MYC 60 

14. 14937 Eddie Cox White Bear 60 

15. 5706 Charlie Burton MYC 61 

16. 12297 Ben Garber MYC 73 

17. 14079 Adam Voortman Chicago 77 

18. 12612 Thomas Aquino Chicago 82 

19. 14127 Anders Ekholm MYC 82 

20. 14871 Sam Maxwell MYC 84 

21. 12587 Andrew Norris Delavan 86 

22. 7032 Katarina Lowry MYC 91 

23. 7016 Nicholas Price UMYC 97 

24. 7033 Cameron Swanson MYC 111 

25. 10592 Han Vroege MYC 119 

26. 7976 Andrei Nesmelov Calhoun 124 

27. 13405 Caitlin McGoldrick MYC 128 

28. 8169 Johnny Ferguson MYC 141 

29. 7278 Ryan Colesworthy UMYC 141 

30. 12719 Sam Chute MYC 156 

31. 13969 Robert Norris 160 

Green Fleet 

Races #1, 4 & 8 won by Ford Johnstone 

Races #2, 3, 5 & 7 won by Marisa Berstein 

Races #6, 9 & 10 won by Trevor Trepton 

Race #11 won by Max Bernstein 

1. 13777 Ford Johnstone MOST 17 

2. 10386 Trevor Trepton La Belle 19 

3. 12354 Marisa Berstein MYC 21 

4. 7718 Tommy Garber MYC 38 


6. 8796 Max Bernstein MYC 54 

7. 1963 Cole Lee White Bear 55 

8. 12519 Mimi El Khazendar MYC 55 

9. 7967 Sebastian Campbell MYC 57 

10. 10468 Valerie McGoldrich MYC 77 

11. 13793 Callie Porter MYC 91 

12. 2661 Rosie Hust MYC 93 

13. 13410 Jackson Porter MYC 96 

14. 556 Kate Cox White Bear 112 

15. 10312 Annika Ekholm MYC 150 

16. 13206 Hana Danly Chicago 153 

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Senior Fleet 

1. 12439 Greta Banholzer Beaver 8 

2. 9990 Alec Bischoff Pine 16 

3. 14078 Callie Renner Beaver 19 

4. 13514 Travis Theisen North Lake 21 

5. 2676 Noah Janssen North Lake 32 

6. 10599 Gabby Marx Beaver 34 

7. 6003 Mali Ehrsam Beaver 34 

8. 11417 Anna Brennan Beaver 40 

9. 1697 Kate Remien Ocon 53 

10. 12739 Maggie Holliser Pine 55 

11. 8123 Tom Ehrsam Beaver 58 

12. 2460 Maisie Rosenheimer Pine 60 

13. 6285 Isabel Seidel Pine 62 

14. 2185 Collin Renner Beaver 63 

15. 6284 Kaylin Flesch Beaver 64 

16. 2195 Fritz Seidel Pine 74 

17. 11587 Theodore Rolfs Pine 90 

18. 6932 Zach Kubinski Pine 96 

19. 11588 Alby Rolfs Pine 101 

20. 14461 Max Fellows Ocon 101 

Senior Fleet 

1. 10081 Jake Parworth North 7 

2. 10935 Molly Siedel Pine 12 

3. 10902 Charlie Hollister Pine 13 

4. 9097 Margaret Brennan Beaver 28 

5. 1659 Hudson Bridge North 30 

6. 13335 Turner Jacques Beaver 36 

7. 9638 Nathan Dillon North 37 

8. 2210 Colin Krivitz North 39 

9. 11606 Madeline Kohls North 39 

10. 11054 Reagan Schmidt Pine 43 

11. 7329 Christi Fiedler Pine 52 

12. 2530 Lauren Hepburn North 56 

13. 10978 Rachel Fiedler Pine 70

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