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FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 3520<strong>07</strong> ILYA Sanctioned Regatta Results20<strong>07</strong> ILYA A One Design ChampionshipOshkosh Yacht ClubAugust 17-19, 20<strong>07</strong>1. I-49 John Porter 1 3 9 8 3 1 252. M-1 Rob Evans 3 2 2 7 6 5 253. I-100 Andy Burdick/Galley 12 1 1 10 1 2 274. I-1 Buddy Melges/Anderson 6 10 3 3 2 6 305. I-71 Tom Freytag 2 17 7 5 4 9 446. V-880 Eric Schloemer 10 8 6 12 7 3 467. I-24 Hans Melges/Blodgett 8 7 4 1 16 13 498. I-14 Jordan Mark 5 13 14 6 8 4 509. J-311 Jay Yaeso 7 19 5 2 10 15 5810. M-4 Joel Ronning 11 5 10 9 9 14 5811. I-12 George Beukema/Whowell 14 4 8 13 5 18 6212. I-96 Chuck Lamphere 4 9 13 17 11 8 6213. V-911 Tom Sweitzer 16 6 11 19 14 7 7314. V-8 Matt Weber/Harken 9 11 15 16 12 12 7515. W-1 Lee Alnes 13 14 18 11 18 10 8416. H-714 Bill Mattison 15 15 20 4 19 16 8917. V-333 John Stark 17 12 17 15 17 11 8918. H-13 Lance Puccio 19 18 12 14 15 17 9519. M11 David Willette RD RD 16 DF 13 DF 11320. J-5 Bill Wyman 18 16 19 20 DS DS 11921. M-64 Jonathon McDonagh RAF DS 21 18 20 DF 12822. V-57 Brian Henke DF DS DS DS DS DS 13820<strong>07</strong> ILYA MC ChampionshipOshkosh Yacht ClubAugust 14-16, 20<strong>07</strong>1. 2044 Dan Fink 2 1 3 8 5 2 212. 2344 Bill Colburn 4 5 2 6 3 3 233. 2446 Rick Trester M 6 2 4 5 8 1 264. 2226 Dan Wright JR 3 4 8 2 4 7 285. 2<strong>07</strong>7 Zack Clayton 1 6 5 7 1 9 296. 2043 Aaron Mann 10 9 1 3 2 5 3<strong>07</strong>. 2429 Steve Avery GM 5 3 7 4 9 4 328. 2112 Kevin Neal 7 7 6 1 10 8 399. 2328 Kelly Hirn 8 8 9 9 6 11 5110. 1749 Christine Porter JR 9 10 11 10 7 6 5311. 2248 Christopher Gannon 11 11 10 11 11 10 6420<strong>07</strong> ILYA A Open ChampionshipOshkosh Yacht ClubAugust 11-13, 20<strong>07</strong>1. M-38 Tom Burton* 1 1 1 1 41. M-9 David Chute 2 2 2 2 82. W-28 D. Clyde Buckstaff 7\DNF 3 3 3 163. M-6 Blair Jenness 4 4 4 4 164. U-11 Geoff Catlin 3 7\DNF 5 5 205. L-100 Leo Kalous 7\DC 7\DS 7\DS 7\DC 28* A Open <strong>Scow</strong> M-38 is experimental and ineligible for trophiesILYA Melges 17 ChampionshipPewaukee Yacht ClubJuly 21-22, 20<strong>07</strong>1. USA97 Andy Labanauskus 1 1 1 1 42. USA157 Mary Anne Ward 4 4 3 3 143. USA155 August Barkow 2 2 4 9 174. USA174 Bill Fauntleroy 3 3 7 8 215. USA100 Bill Wiggins 5 9 10 2 266. USA77 Hans Meyer 8 5 8 5 267. USA71 Ken Wruk 10 12 2 7 318. USA87 Josh Smith 11 10 5 13 399. USA55 Dave Powlison 6 14 16 4 4010. USA151 Coye Harrett 7 11 6 16 4011. USA0 Clifford Porter 20 6 9 12 4712. USA163 Hans Dickel 13 13 11 11 4813. USA180 Mark Unicume 12 15 12 10 4914. USA111 Brian McMurray 15 7 13 17 5215. USA95 Heidi Schweda 9 8 22 14 5316. USA158 Jeff Lewis 14 16 18 6 5417. USA59 Charlie Harrison 19 17 14 19 6918. USA49 Davis Porter 22 20 15 15 7219. USA177 David Niemann 16 18 17 21 7220. USA137 Jim Hilgard 17 19 20 18 7421. USA145 Matt Peterson 18 22 19 20 7922. USA166 George Rolfs 21 21 21 22 85<strong>Lake</strong> Geneva’s 10th Annual Spring E RegattaGet aJUMPon it!May 17 - 18, 2008A “Don’t Miss” Premier E <strong>Scow</strong> Regatta !!The BEST in...• Race Management • Competition • Social VenueYour first opportunity to fly your new ASYMMETRICALKITE !!Call Regatta Chairman Frank Davenport (847.712.1333)or <strong>Lake</strong> Geneva Yacht Club Mgr. (262.275.2727)for further details.


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 37Melges 17(continued from page 30)Labanauskus Melges 17 train. He was rolling and going fast.Andy won the third race taking a convincing lead over AugieBarkow and Mary Anne Ward. Bill Fauntleroy struggled inrace three dragging him back to 4 th overall.One person that adapted well to the Melges 17 was SailingWorld writer Dave Powlison. He and his daughter Meredithsailed the boat for the first time and they found themselves inthe front of the fleet several times. This was great to see, and itwill probably help him write a fun article for Sailing WorldMagazine. Dave was covering the Melges 17 <strong>Inland</strong> so hecould give a report on this hot up-and-coming class, so hecould report on the famous Pewaukee Yacht Club, and so hecould feature the ILYA and their outstanding traditions. Thisteam had its moments as they worked on their boat speed.Thanks to Harken for letting Sailing World use their Melges17.Race four started and the breeze was dropping. This wasevident as we approached the end of the day. Still,Labanauskus was too slippery for the competition. He won hisfourth race and now had a commanding lead over the others.After the four races the top four were Labanauskus, Ward,Barkow, and Fauntleroy.The fleet raced in for the start of the ILYA’s party.Melges Performance Sailboats and North Sails Zenda providedgive-aways for the top boats along with the 17 th boat registered,the boat with 17 points after the first day, anyone finishing 17 thin a race…you understand. We had a 17 theme going for thisnew boat and class. Really fun as this type of presentation atnight just prior to the band was a really show stopper. TheMelges 17 made a big impression on the ILYA and the PYC.The Melges 17 band played until 12:30 am. (Thank you,Melges and North Sails Zenda). This was a blast as the fleetalong with the PYC members rocked. Dex and Tammy knowhow to put together a great party.No racing Sunday; no wind. The fleet waited until 11 am.Four championship races, though, marked a first class championship.A short fleet meeting allowed the class to develop theirfirst ILYA representatives along with a board rep. This was ashort meeting conducted by ILYA rep. and PYC commodorePJ Friend.Thank you PYC and the ILYA. Candace Porter and theILYA team then awarded the championship trophies to thefleet. The newly donated trophies put together by the PYC andLexus of Brookfield along with the new ILYA Championshiptrophies were simply breathtaking. Andy Labanauskus ishonored to have his name on the trophy for the first time. Thelist of winners will grow through the years, just like this newsportboat from Melges.The first Melges 17 ILYA Championship was awesome!ILYA Inaugural Championship complements Melges 17 growthby Mary Ann WardThis has been a fantastic year for the Melges 17, and ’08is shaping up to be even bigger. Competing in 12 regattasthis year gave the fleet lots of opportunities to show off thetrailerability, great speed, and tremendous fun these boatsprovide. Interest in the boat has increased at each regattawith the fleet happily giving rides to all comers. We expectto see a lot of participation from the Southeastern Region inthe ILYA in ’08. As a matter of fact, the interest is so greatthat Melges Boatworks will be building new boats all <strong>winter</strong>long.The group of sailors which constitutes the Melges 17Fleet truly appreciates each other and the joy of sharing “gofast”ideas. The camaraderie is unmistakable. The fleet isunlike many others in their total inclusion of women andyouth sailors. Actually the women of the 17 Fleet are a keycomponent is helping the class grow. They not only crew butdrive, call tactics, and at the party spread the word of all thefun they are having. A great example was at the <strong>Lake</strong>Murray, SC, regatta this <strong>fall</strong> when the first all female teamcompeted and the fleet renamed the boat “Giggles” for theweekend. You can be sure that boat was having a great time,and while that may be silly, consider that the number 2, 3,and 4 nationally ranked boats all have women on board.When the whole regatta can see how participation fromeveryone is part of the special dynamics at work interestcomes from women and youth as well as men.Our inaugural ILYA Championship was one of the greathighlights of the whole year. We are excited to be includedin this very prestigious group and certainly appreciate theopportunity to be part of the ILYA tradition of racing. Thehospitality was matched only by the tremendous on-thewatercompetition. Boats from as far as Florida and Californiacame to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime event and willbe back for the excitement in ’08.Now that <strong>winter</strong> is upon us we are all looking forwardto the Melges 17 Mid<strong>winter</strong>s March 7-9 at <strong>Lake</strong> Eustis,Florida. <strong>Lake</strong> Eustis is a wonderful, warm, and beautifulvenue for our first big event of the season. Turn out for thisevent has grown each year and with more boats than ever inthe south we expect this to be the biggest fleet ever. Comesouth and let us show our southern hospitality and sensationalracing conditions.Preceding this event on March 6 Melges Boatworks willsponsor Zenda University. This one day event manages tosweep away any cobwebs from the <strong>winter</strong> and allows us all toshare tips and ideas we have learned from the year before.Newcomers as well as veteran 17 sailors gain a great deal byattending this event. Time in the classroom and on the waterhelp keep this rapidly growing fleet be extremely competitive.More information about upcoming regattas and theMelges 17 are available at www.melges17.com.


Special <strong>Scow</strong> Slants Supplement for I.L.Y.A. Youth


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 39Calling all X Boaters. . .Come to <strong>Lake</strong> Winnebago for two spectacular eventsMark your calendar today!The 4th AnnualXtreme regattaJuly 14 and 15We expect lastyear’s fleet of 53boats to be over 70this year as 2008 XChamps participantstake to thelake for a littlepracticeILYA X ChampionshipJuly 23 through 26You won’t want to missthis Olympic themedexperience. Sailing, fun,and camaraderie all donein Olympic style.Visit our website at www.oshkoshyachtclub.org for more information.


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 41reported by Candace PorterThe Wisconsin Hoofers provided a new feel toan old friend, the ILYA Youth Champs. Thewinners on the water were Andrew Keane andLara Dallman-Weiss in the 420 and CarlosAbisambra in the Laser.The real winners were Matt Schmidt and AaronMann who chaired the ILYA Youth Champs atthe Hoofers sailing site. This was the first timethe event was hosted by a non-ILYA memberclub. Youth sailors spoke to the ILYA regarding“youthenizing” this regatta. Hoofer parent KarenSchmidt prepared meals on the Hoofers grill andhot plate. They created a casual, college-feelevent with the attraction of Madison’s StateStreet, Hoofers fine waterfront facility and thecity’s Rhythm and Booms fireworks showWith no complaints, the youth enjoyed the freshnew approach. The regatta was coordinated withMadison’s “Rhythm and Booms” which wasquite a draw on Saturday night. Sailors, racecommittee and parents traveled to State Streetfor an eclectic choice for dinner. Sailors wereseen everywhere for the many ethic restaurants.Sailing was challenging for PRO Russ Ackleywith wife, Nancy. Chip Mann with Kathy Reffand Candace Porter worked another boat. LarryKrause rounded out the race committee whoenjoyed a leisurely day on Saturday waiting forwind which never arrived. But early Sundaymorning, Russ got the races started for a fourraceevent.Laser ResultsAndrew Keane and Laura Dallman-Weisstopped the 420 fleet.Photo supplied by Candace Porter420 Results1. Andrew Keane/Lara Dallman Weiss 2 -1- 1 -5 92. Patti Schmidt/Beccah Steffensen 4- 2- 3- 1 103. Daniel Thompson/Wheeler Morris 1 -8 -2 -2 134. Rob Pickens/Kelsey Cramer 3- 5- 4- 7 195. Mike Schmid/Danielle Lindeman 6 -4- 5 -4 196. Matt Kirley/Carrie Bargren 5- 6- 8 -3 227. Tommy Holmberg/Patrick Richards 7 -3- 7- 8 258. Will Strehlow/Kevin Kennedy 9 -7- 6 -6 289. Jim Costakis/Annie Costakis 8- 9- 9- 9 2510. Mary Cummins/Alex Swanson 11-10-10-10 4111. Jordan Reff/Mike Drummond 10-11-11-11431. Carlos Abisambra 1 -2 -2 -1 62. Christine Porter 2 -1- 3 -2 83. Steven Anderson 3- 3 -4- 3 134. Mark Swift 5 -4 -1- 5 155. Alex DeGuire 4- 5- 5 -4 186. George Rolfs 6- 6- 6 -6 24Carlos Abisambra received the beautiful Barkowtrophy as Laser Champion.Photo supplied by Candace Porter.


PAGE 42SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>Why couldn’t the pirate get into the movie? Because it was rated ARRRRRRR.Where does a pirate shop? WalmARRRRRt(For the adult crowd- including instructors) What is a pirate’s favorite drink?Rum, because it starts with an ARRRRRR.Pirates everywhere but at day’s end it was Beulah’sBARRRRRRR who won the day at the Nochaired by the Crowleys and Garlies.Volleyball, word searches, coloring tasks,perfect day for a child to enjoy sailing.famous hospitality completed a fabulousCedar is to be complimented again for ancan be proud of his club’s fourth of fiveGabrielle Bui and the perfect choice JohnTears East. Cedar hosted a smashing eventpirate chests and candy — it was all aThere was tons of help and Cedar’sday.exceptional event. Commodore Tresterregattas this year.Local experts Dave Schmidt and Ed Eckertprovided the knowledge of that shifty,troublesome Cedar while Suzi Reese and Candace Porter provided the “fluff” to use a Reese term.The junior fleet completed fourraces to the seniors’ three due tolulls, 90 degree shifts - simply a realchallenge to the RC to make thissomewhat fair winds and yet not soserious.Senior fleet was won by Beulah’sGabrielle Bui who won on a tieGabrielle Bui sailed like thechampion she is.Photo supplied by Candace PorterSenior FleetPl. Sail# Sailor Club Races Pnts.1. 1<strong>07</strong>29 Gabrielle Bui B 1-1-16 182. 9235 Ethan Heinze N 2-11-5 183. 1<strong>07</strong>2 Sarah Kubicek B 7-12-1 204. 13514 Travis Theisen NO 12-7-2 215. 9644 Erik Zettlemoyer B 8-2-11 216. 9916 Brandon Bell R 5-6-10 217. 15258 Patrick Crowley A 9-5-8 228. 8698 Drew Komas B 6-4-15 259. 7410 John Riforgiate B 10-3-13 2610. 1<strong>07</strong>21 Alex Kent A 4-10-14 2811. 7376 Colin Richards SS 17-8-6 3112. 15501 Carolyn Keck OO 3-13-19 3513. 12478 Lizzy Friend V 11-2-4 3514. 9772 Emma Perry R 19-16-3 3815. 2719 Claire Feichtmeier V 14-17-7 3816. 2676 Noah Janssen NO 18-15-9 4217. 3910 Jeffrey Brandl E 24-14-12 5018. 12667 Sarah Petelinsek E 13-18-24 5519. 9245 Casey Harris OO 15-28-17 6020. 11044 Brian Studer A 20-9-35 6421. 0 Fin Elliott SS 16-19-29 6422. 10112 Alex Riemer V 26-22-18 6623. 9915 Connor Reynolds SS-M 21-23-22 6624. 13120 Liam Mitchell SS 22-21-23 6625. 2138 Elizabeth Hayes SS-M 27-24-21 7226. 1 Quinlan Behles SS 29-25-20 7427. 93235 Joe Chookaszian SS 23-26-26 75


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 43breaker with Nagawicka’s Ethan Heinze.Elle’s 1-1 in the morning broke the tie. In thefirst race Gabrielle was followed across theline by consistent Ethan Heinze. CarolynKeck sailed extremely well to take thirdplace honors. In the second race of the day,Lizzy Friend pushed Elle, finallysettling for a fabuloussecond.28. 12343 Melissa Quirk A 25-30-25 8029. 16291 Grace O’Rourke V 28-27-27 8230. 6819 Holly Quirk A 30-29-28 8731. 3260 Laura Rolfs A 31-31-35 9732. 1697 Katie Remien E 35-35-35 10533. 5922 Sarah Rolfs A 35-35-35 10534. 11599 Gabrielle Marx K 35-35-35 105Following lunch,Beulah’s SarahKubicek won the thirdrace for her announcedfirst race win ever.That entitles herparents to a “firstRace Party” onBeulah. TravisTheisen rocketed to asecond place. EmmaPerry sailed her bestrace of the series,posting a third.The fleet was 34 innumber on the water andstrengthened by participation by SheridanShores (brought here by a UW-Madisonsailing team member) and South Shore whocomes for its third year of participation.North <strong>Lake</strong>’s Travis Theisen crewed on an Xat WYA and returned here for 4th. Beulah’sEric Zettlemoyer talked his way around thecourse to the delight of the RC.The junior course had an early leader in AlexKeck (Peter’s son) who had a 1-1 at lunch.He ended up just nipping cousin Austin(Dave’s son) who had a sister over in thesenior fleet.John Barr started his very consistent serieswith a second place finish in the first race.Taylor Just really had the boat moving inthird place.The Junior Fleet all came away winners.Photo supplied by Candace PorterJunior FleetPl. Sail# Skipper <strong>Lake</strong> Races Score1. 11646 John Barr B 2-2-2-1 72. 12162 Erin Sullivan B 4-8-3-2 173. 16065 Mary Berg B 6-3-5-3 174. 1221 Alex Keck B 1-1-15-6 235. 12891 Austin Keck OO 10-4-6-4 246. 10404 Avery Stuckart N 7-7-4-8 267. 3901 Jack Behrend N 5-6-13-7 318. 13688 Taylor Just V 3-14-11-5 339. 5921 Nick Rusher A 11-11-9-9 4010. 7263 Patrick Schmidt B 12-5-14-13 4411. 2523 Thomas Perry R 13-9-12-10 4412. 3724 DJ Jaessing A 15-17-1-12 4513. 15433 Andy Biwer V 8-13-10-14 4514. 3211 Graham Kent A 14-12-8-11 4515. 1682 Cora Hougard N 9-15-7-16 47


PAGE 44SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>The second race again belonged to Alex Keck.John Barr continued his charge, posting adeuce. Mary Berg roared around the course totake third.Following lunch, local star DJ Jaessing tookwinner’s honors in the third race. John Barrfinished a strong second.John Barr took total charge in the final race,winning handily. Erin Sullivan took second,giving her a tiebreak advantage over MaryBerg, who finished third.With cousins and friends competing at thisearly age, is it any wonder our X fleets are sohealthy. But by the end, Beulah’s John Barrbeat fellow Beulah sailors Erin Sullivan andMary Berg to take the trophy.Pewaukee was present in full complementwith, in the editor’s opinion, the best dressedpink girls at the regatta.John Barr was never far from the lead.Photo supplied by Candace PorterPl. Sail# Skipper <strong>Lake</strong> Races Score16. 13491 Matt Malone V 16-10-17-15 5817. 14226 Molly Burns V 18-18-16-22 7418. 12439 Mary Clare Banholzer K 17-22-19-17 7519. 1689 Caroline Skotarzak B 20-19-18-19 7620. 12433 Amelia Genthe A 22-16-20-21 7921. 3543 Jack Tegeder N 19-20-24-20 8322. 1716 Kylie Ballmann N 21-21-22-23 8723. 2814 Stephanie Quirk A 24-24-23-18 8924. 6068 Anna Boehmer A 23-23-21-24 9125. 3219 Meredith Kent A 26-26-26-26 104Okoboji Yacht Club held the No Tears WestRegatta on July 16th. The Senior Fleet waswon by Ben Parks. The Junior Fleet was wonby Jacob Wessels. Everyone had a great time.Complete results follow:Pl. Flt. Sail# Sailor Score1. SR 5877 Ben Parks 42. SR 3609 Nick Holtz 83. SR 5875 Frances DeRubertis 104. SR 5797 Sawyer Harms 165. JR 2824 Jacob Wessels 166. SR 6005 Tate Nolte 177. JR 6085 Harry Whittenburg-Nelsen 218. JR 25 Daniel Waddell 229. SR 5876 Claire Huntress 22CLEAR LAKE’S OWN OPTIMIST REGATTA…..was notblown off the lake as it has been the past few years….and itwas a success with 18 boats and 30 sailors in attendance.Your overall winner was Aspen Lundeen (who also won theSenior Fleet). Jacob Wessels took honors in the Junior Fleet.


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 45Annie Kate Haeger of <strong>Lake</strong> Beulah has had quite arun. Last Spring she wasnamed to the US Sailing’sElite Youth DevelopmentSailing Team. This teamwas created for youngathletes who have beenidentified as futureOlympic prospects.Three Laser Radialsailors were selectedfrom nationwideapplicants to be on thisteam.At the Youth Champs in JuneAnne placed a strong thirdplace. Earlier in the summershe also won a silver medal at the Laser NorthAmerican Championships, in Hyannis, MA. Thatqualified her to represent the U.S. at the ISAF YouthWorlds in the Radial division.The 20<strong>07</strong> Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF WorldChampionship was held in Kingston, Ontario. Eachof the 37 countries attending sent one representative.Anne, who finished second overall, proudlyrepresented the United States!The 20<strong>07</strong> Laser RadialYouth WorldChampionship was heldin Scheveningen, TheNetherlands. More than270 sailors from 32countries competed insplit male and femalefleets for the title oversix days. Anne soared toa fourth place finish inthe 68-boat girls fleet.Anne also made anappearance at the OlympicTrials in October in Newport, RI. She finished anastounding fourth in the most competitive fleet todate. That in itself is quite an accomplishment. Notsurprisingly Anne was named to the 2008 USSailing’s Elite Youth Development Sailing Team.There will be plenty more regattas for us all to rootfor her. ILYA is very proud of her accomplishments.reported by Jeff HudsonHaving finished tenth in 2006,Stephanie Hudson (Beulah) andLaura McKenna (Chicago) traveledto Pontchartrain Yacht Club foranother go at the Ida Lewis.Sailed on the north shore of <strong>Lake</strong>Ponchartrain, the girls won two ofthe first four races to take the dayone lead under very hot andhumid conditions.On the second day, localthunderstorms delayed racing until late inthe afternoon. The storms left light andfluky winds which proved not to be likedby the girls as a missed shift droppedthem to 20 th out of 35 boats in theonly race of the day. With theirthrow out race established, the pairheld a one point lead over EmilyMaxwell and Kelly Stannard ofConnecticut with two racesremaining.Unfortunately, Maxwell / Stannardwon both races to take home the IdaLewis title by two points. Hudson /McKenna settled for a well earned silver medal.


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FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 47With only one race, the masterful Nicholas Clemencedisplayed extreme concentration in light air tocontinue a streakof the highestranking ILYAsailor nationally.Clemencereturned to hishomelake afterfinishing secondat the USODANationals.Supported by thehost lake andhomelake to him,Pewaukee,Clemence takeshome the DickBarkowChampionshiptrophy andHarken Red fleetaward.Meanwhile inthe Blue Fleetbrothers PJ and JoeyFeichtmeier were in the top five again as homelakefavorites. The Feichtmeier parents generouslydonated a sail as a gift to the regatta committee.Lucky winner of the new Olimpic sail wasPewaukee’sSpencer Jones.White Fleetwas won byGeneva’sMalcolmLamphere whosailed to secondoverall. Thirdplace went toPJ Feichtmeierafter sailing awonderfulrace.1. 14421 R Nicholas Clemence PYC 12. 15462 W Malcolm Lamphere LGYC 23. 14581 B PJ Feichtmeier PYC 34. 15277 B Parker Trepton LYC 45. 15608 B Ben Garber MYC 56. 14208 B Joe Rolander LGYC 67. 14416 R Connor Trepton LYC 78. 11987 B Joey Feichtmeier PYC 89. 11841 B Griffin Robillard MYC 910. 15517 R Spencer Jones PYC 1011. 11109 B Cullen Barr LBYC 1112. 11443 B Charlie Davenport LBYC 1213. 11659 R Charlie Morris LGYC 1314. 16067 W Johnny Ferguson MYC 1415. 13137 W Michael Barr LBYC 1516. 10386 W Trevor Trepton LYC 1617. 14761 R Alison Kent SSYC 1718. 10181 R Leslie Poole LGYC 1819. 10395 W Will Komas LBYC 1920. 13119 W Scott Sullivan LBYC 2021. 12212 W Charlie Kutschenreuter LBYC 2122. 14937 B Eddie Cox WBYC 2223. 14127 B Anders Ekholm MYC 2324. 10647 B Griffin Rolander LGYC 2425. 15209 B Will Holz CYC 2526. 10902 B Charlie Hollister PLYC 2627. 11654 R Addy Ferguson MYC 2728. 5921 W Alison Rusher CLYC 2829. 12297 B Cole Lee 2930. 13197 B Declan Armour 3031. 15413 R Nathan Freytag 3132. 10081 R Jake Parworth OLYC 3233. 156<strong>07</strong> W Tommy Garber MYC 3334. 11920 W George Kiernan LBYC 3435. 11637 B Mary Claire Kiernan LBYC 3536. 1760 B Colin Rowe LGYC 3637. 14596 B Andrea Sullivan LBYC 3738. 1<strong>07</strong>10 B Sam Hart NLYC 3839. 11631 B Kate Klement LBYC 3940. 12354 W Merissa Bernstein MYC 4041. 13249 W Tommy Calvy PYC 4142. 13405 B Caitlin McGoldrick MYC 4243. 15278 W Augie Dale PYC 4344. 13514 W Travis Theisen NLYC 4445. 7376 W Colin Richards Other 4546. 13356 W Max Bernstein MYC 4647. 14613 W Wills Duchow PYC 47


PAGE 48SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>The magnificent Allen Best Girl trophy was won byAlison Kent of South Shore YC.A strong fleet of eighty RWB and 50 Green fleeters madethis the largest event ever for an ILYA Championship.The Green fleet was hampered all day by no wind. Anattempt at 2:45 was not successful so winners werechosen by “straws” and Beulah’s Nora Kiernan waslucky enough to take home the Green trophy.Pewaukee Yacht Club under the chairmanship ofRobin Dale amazingly provided 150 gifts so eachsailor received a participation award. Gift certificates,rash guards, boat equipment, squirt guns and theFeichtmeier sail were a bonus for each youth sailor. Araffle of a new Opti was won by the Paul Biwerfamily, who can use it in the future with five littleones soon to sail. Dale and her committee handled theno-wind conditions in exceptional fashion includingthe Dale Family accepting 35 boats on its lawn to freeup the club for better usage.48. 12519 W Mimi Elkhazindar MYC 4849. 12522 W R.J. Porter LGYC 4950. 11599 W Gabrielle Marx BLYC 5051. 15728 B Sam Maxwell MYC 5152. 11425 W Kali Boemer PYC 5253. 14885 B Lydia Garlie CLYC 5354. 10533 B Kathryn Rusher CLYC 5455. 10935 B Molly Seidel PLYC 5556. 11749 W Brook Komas LBYC 5657. 15355 W Maggie Hollister PLYC 5758. 9990 W Alec Bischoff PLYC 5859. 3901 W Jack Behrend 5960. 14125 B Dan Groskopf OLYC 6061. 1440 B Will Conley PYC 6162. 15420 W Patrick Hodgman LGYC 63T63. 2811 B Samantha Kultgen PYC 63T64. 15993 W Connor Slocum MYC 63T65. 13969 B Robert Norris 63T66. 16030 R Cameron Purton 63T67. 13248 B Madalyn Crowley CLYC 63T68. 15661 B Samantha Purton 63T69. 2676 W Noah Janssen NLYC 63T70. 2268 B Jordan Fritz PYC 63T71. 12214 W Riley Schmidt LBYC 63T72. 1221 W Morgan Keck LBYC 63T73. 15630 R Courtney Lehan Other 63T74. 5867 W Margaret Rehberger PYC 63T75. 2209 B Cade Dries PYC 63T76. 10978 W Rachel Friler 63T77. 10468 W Valerie McGoldrick MYC 63T78. 6673 W Nicholas JerR LYC 63T79. 9273 W Scott Sazama OLYC 63T80. 10835 W Gregory Westin LBYC 63T81. 11190 W Julie Clayton LBYC 63T82. 2445 W John Halaska PYC 63T83. 9233 B Adam Martell 63TPRO Mike Sherin along with Russ Ackley and LarryKrause were joined by others to handle the roughestof conditions - the challenge of hot weather and nowind with the pressure to complete an event.Pewaukee hosted its second championship in thesame number of weeks for the ILYA.Congratulations to the winners and also Pewaukeefor an outstanding event.


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PAGE 50SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>According to US SAILING, “the U.S. YouthSailing Championship was started in 1973 at theSheridan Shore Yacht Club in Wilmette IL. Thetop 150 sailors from around the country, aged 19or under (ISAF World Youth Championship agelimit), were sent invitations on US Olympic<strong>Yachting</strong> Committee letterhead to attend theevent in Lasers and 470s in mid-June. From theoutset, a racing clinic and video recaps of theraces led by world class sailors have been anintegral part of the week. Buddy Melges, DaveUllman, Bruce Goldsmith, and Bruce Kirby wereinstructors in that first year. Winners werefunded to World and National Championships.The event has several goals:(a) to provide a challenge to youngsailors to grow beyond the skill levelsused to win at the local and regionallevel(b) to serve as a bridge between JuniorSailing (age 17) and College Sailing, ata time between the end of school andthe start of summer sailing instructorjobs when participants had their drivinglicenses(c) to better produce US sailors capableof winning the World YouthChampionships in big-fleet races;(d) to develop and identify talent forthe US Olympic Sailing Team, and (e)to motivate a lifetime commitment tosailing.One significant outcome of the event has been tocreate a new “class” of friends each year,coming from every sailing center in America.”This year, the championship included fourclasses – 29er, Laser Full Rig, Laser Radial Rig,and Club 420. Participating were several ILYA sailors.The event was hosted by Southern Yacht Club, just northof New Orleans on <strong>Lake</strong> Ponchartrain.The Laser Full Rig class was hotly contested,but Colin Smith (Beulah/Lauderdale) won tworaces and held on to take home both the title andthe Robert L. Johnstone III Trophy. ErikBowers (Minnetonka), Josh Garberreported by Jeff Hudson(Minnetonka), and Gordon Lamphere (Geneva)also had strong showings, finishing 7 th , 13 th ,and 25 th , respectively.The Laser Radial class also proved to behighly competitive. Anne Haeger (Beulah)won one race while earning a bronze medal forher overall third place finish. Sam Padnos(Macatawa) won two races and finished 5 thwhile Phillip Norris (Macatawa), and CliffordPorter (Geneva) finished 10 th and 14 th ,respectively.Josh Garber is pictured here at the World Championshipsin South Korea last year.Photo supplied by Sharon Garber.In the Club 420, Stephanie Hudson (Beulah)and Laura McKenna (Chicago) won one raceand finished 7 th overall.Finally, Steph Roble (Beulah) and MaggieShea (Chicago) closed strongly to finish in 8 thplace in the29er class, followed by Beulah’sWill Haeger and Joe Kutschenreuter in 16 th .Most impressively, the David M. PerrySportsmanship Trophy is awarded in each classto the sailor(s) selected by fellow competitorswho demonstrate good sportsmanship behavior.The 20<strong>07</strong> sportsmanship winner was JoshGarber (Minnetonka) in the Laser class.


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 51The ten-boat X Inter-<strong>Lake</strong> Regatta was a bigsuccess this summer, July 27-29 at OkobojiYacht Club.The first day of the regatta Friday, July 27,turned out to be quite windy on Okoboji.This was followed by a nearly windless daySaturday, although several times during the daya gentle breeze developed, which then graduallydiminished to a series of small puffs of air.Sunday, a nice breeze filled in and developedinto a steady wind which allowed a start, to bereported by Tom WiegelPl. Boat # Skipper Score1. M-44 Robbie Allen 7.02. Z-23 Emily Oltrogge 8.03. M-33 Spencer Chute 9.04. P-15 Ryan Kroese 12.05. P-12 Hannah Jones 14.06. Z-7 Drake Lundeen 16.<strong>07</strong>. P-45 Anders Berglund 18.08. Z-33 Brook Gooding 26.09. Z-1 Anne Tesar 27.010. P-1 Elizabeth Johns 28.0followed by slowly diminishing breeze into themid-morning hours.<strong>Lake</strong> Minnetonka’s Robbie Allen took home tophonors with finishes of 5–1–1. He was followedby Emily Oltrogge from Clear <strong>Lake</strong>, withfinishes of 2-3-3. Third overall wasMinnetonka’s Spencer Chute, who had finishesof 1-2-6 for the regatta.Final Team Standings for the X Fleet wereOkoboji in first with 10 points, Clear <strong>Lake</strong> insecond with 110 points and Minnetonka in thirdoverall with 115 points.The 2008 Interlake will be held at MinnetonkaYacht Club on August 1, 2 and 3.Individual standings follow:Michael and Mitchell Lee concluded the I-92 seasonwith the X Blue Chip win. This is in addition to aGLSS win and a second at the ILYA Champs.Geneva’s Lee wonsoundly with 11total points to topjunior sailorNicholasClemence withsister Madelinewith 28 points.Cedar’s KatieSacotte withStephanieLeftwich won thefirst race and heldon for third.Beaver’s Chris andGreta Banholzer (ILYA Sr. Champs) was fourth andNagawicka’s Ryan Grosch with Alex Stuckart. Anaside - nineteen of the 60 sailors were female andseven of the 30 teams were siblings sailing together,six of the 30 were past ILYA champs in X or Opti.See complete results on page 56


PAGE 52SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>reported by Jeff Hudsonreported by Jeff HudsonGeneva’s Clifford Porter and Gordon Lamphereplaced first and second at the Area K eliminationshosted by Columbia Yacht Club in Chicago, thusqualifying them for the U.S. Junior Single HandedChampionship hosted by Mantoloking Yacht Club inNew Jersey.At the championship, Clifford raced out to acommanding lead with three wins, two seconds, anda third in the light to medium winds. Despite anStephanie Hudson (CYC/Beulah) and LauraMcKenna (CYC) won five out of nine races tooutlast Minnetonka’s Erik Bowers and SydneyMorical and win the Area K eliminations. In thefleet of twenty two boats, Bowers/Morical won theother four races. By placing in the top two, bothteams qualified to represent Area K in the U.S.Junior Double Handed Championship hosted by BayHead Yacht Club in New Jersey.Stephanie Hudson and Laura McKenna started wellon day one with two firsts, a third and an eighth inthe first four races. Unfortunately, a twelfth in thefinal race of the day dropped them into second placeoverall. In what proved to be a very competitivefleet, the pair led the regatta as the second day cameto a close.OCS in race eight and windy conditions on the finalday, Porter held on to take both gold medal and theD. Verner Smythe Trophy, making him the first ILYAyouth sailor to win this event!The US Sailing website press release states, “Porter’sperformance in the Laser class was textbook smoothon the first two days, which saw light breeze in themorning replaced by moderate afternoon seabreeze.“I didn’t make too many mistakes [on the first twodays], and I played the shifts,” said Porter. Entering thelast day, his one discard was already spent on an OCS inRace 8. On the final day, “I just had to make sure Iwasn’t over the line. . . “ he said. An 8-11 in the last tworaces earned Porter the singlehanded championship andthe D. Verner Smythe Trophy.” Clifford is the firstILYA youth sailor to win this event!Lamphere liked the stronger winds and finishedstrongly to take 11 th place in the twenty boat fleet.Entering the final day, four points separated first andfourth place with Bowers / Morical just fourteenpoints back in sixth place. Winds had freshenedovernight bringing breezy conditions which laterproved to be to the liking of Connecticut’s BrendanKopp and crew Michael Costello. The crewproceeded to win both of the final races and lookbehind them to see if it would be enough to take thetitle. Hudson/McKenna stayed close in race ninewith a second place, reducing their lead to just threepoints. In the final race, the strong breeze proved toomuch for ladies, dropping them into second place, butearning them a silver medal. Bowers and Morical alsosailed well, finishing sixth overall.


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 53Seventy sailors arrived at <strong>Lake</strong> Beulah to compete forthe USODA Midwest Championship. The RWBFleet consisted of 58 sailors representing Canada,Illinois, Ohio, NewYork, Michigan,Minnesota, RhodeIsland, and Wisconsin.With winds rangingfrom 5 to 15 knots, thecompetition was verystrong as five differentskippers won races.Entering the eighth andfinal race, local Beulahfavorite GeorgeKutschenreuter held aslim one pointadvantage overPearson Potts, amember of the USODA World Team. These twosailors raced nose to nose around the course, nevermore than four boat lengths apart. Finally near thefinish line, George crossed Pearson for the final time,reported by Jeff Hudsontaking both the race and the regatta. Upon crossingthe line, George was overheard claiming that he hadjust “retired”. Youngsters Malcolm Lamphere ofGeneva and CharlieKutschenreuter ofBeulah took Blue andWhite fleet titles,respectively. AndreaSullivan took the titleof Top Girl.Meanwhile, the GreenFleet proved to be justas competitive as theChampionship Fleet.Six different skipperswon races includingErin Sullivan (3), ErikZettlemoyer (3), DrewKomas (2), Jer Komas (2), John Riforgiate (1), andJulia Fuller (1).Green Fleeters accept their well earned awards. Photo by Jeff HudsonSee complete results on page 54The day following the USODA MidwestChampionships, twenty seven sailors competed inreported by Jeff Hudsonthe fifteenth annual Beulah Optimist and Fun Regatta.With the “retirement” of George Kutschenreuter, thefield was wide open for a new champion.Temperatures were hot and winds light, but the racecommittee was able to complete two races before lunch.In the afternoon, winds did not fully cooperate, forcingthe cancellation of a third race after just one leg of thecourse.Nicholas Clemence of Pewaukee took the title by twopoints over Beulah’s Michael Barr, followed by a tie forthird by Mary Claire Kiernan and her X boat skipper,Kate Klement. Charlie Morris rounded out the top five.Clemence, Barr, and Kiernan also took the Red, White,and Blue titles, respectively.On the Green Fleet course, Geneva’s Eric Woodborrowed the old “Kingfisher” Optimist and took homethe title. See complete results on page 54


PAGE 54GLSS InvitationalOpti RWB<strong>Lake</strong> Geneva Yacht ClubJuly 11thRaces #1, #2 & #3 were won by MalcolmLamphereRace #4 was won by Alex CurtisRace #5 was won by Parker TreptonPl.Flt Sail # Skipper Score1. B 15277 Parker Trepton 182. R 14421 Nicholas Clemence 223. B 15581 Alex Curtiss 244. W 15462 Malcolm Lamphere 275. B 13777 Hunter Johnstone 276. R 14416 Connor Trepton 357. R 10181 Leslie Poole 518. B 1760 Colin Rowe 559. B 14208 Joe Rolander 6310. W 15697 Alex Vasiliou 6411. W 16477 Ford Johnstone 7112. W 13119 Scott Sullivan 8413. R 11659 Charlie Morris 8414. R 11654 Addy Ferguson 8515. W 12214 Riley Schmidt 8816. W 10386 Trevor Trepton 9517. W 15608 Ben Garber 9518. R 14937 Eddie Cox 97Beulah Fun Regatta - RWB FleetRace #1 was won by Nicholas ClemenceRace #2 was won by Charlie KutschenreuterPl. Flt. Sail # Sailor Score1. R 14421 Nicholas Clemence 42. W 13137 Michael Barr 63. B 11637 Mary Claire Kiernan 124. B 11631 Kate Klement 125. R 11559 Charlie Morris 136. B 14596 Andrea Sullivan 137. B 1760 Colin Rowe 158. R 10181 Leslie Poole 169. W 12212 Charlie Kutschenreuter 1710. B 11443 Charlie Davenport 1711. W 11920 George Kiernan 2212. B 10647 Griffin Rolander 2413. W 13119 Scotty Sullivan 2414. W 11749 Brooke Komas 2515. B 11109 Cullen Barr 2616. B 14208 Joe Rolander 2917. W 11033 Bryce Andreasen 3318. B 10533 Kathryn Rusher 3919. W 12214 Riley Schmidt 4020. B 1<strong>07</strong>10 Sam Hart 4221. W 11190 Julie Clayton 4322. B 5426 Alicia Rotier 4623. W 1221 Morgan Keck 4724. B 13248 Madalyn Crowley 4725. B 14885 Lydia Garlie 4726. W 9990 Alec Bischoff 4827. W 10835 Gregory Westin 49USODA Midwest GreenPL. SAIL # Skipper Score1. 12162 Erin Sullivan 272. 9644 Erik Zettlemoyer 313. 8698 Andrew Komas, 334. 11891 Mallorie Clemence 425. 11037 Jer Komas 446. 11646 John Barr 5<strong>07</strong>. 7410 John Riforgiate, 548. 7263 Patrick Schmidt 639. 2777 Mary Berg 7310. 7797 Julia Fuller 7511. 6139 Nora Kiernan 9712. 61395 Eric Wood 106SCOW SLANTS19. B 15209 Will Holz 10120. B 11109 Cullen Barr 10221. B 11631 Kate Klement 10622. B 10647 Griffin Rolander 1<strong>07</strong>23. B 14596 Andrea Sullivan 11224. W 156<strong>07</strong> Tom Garber 12225. B 15413 Nathan Freytag 12526. W 12212 Charlie Kutschenreuter 12827. W 13137 Michael Barr 12928. W 11920 George Kiernan 13429. R 13312 Cole Lee 13630. B 11637 Mary Claire Kiernan 14131. B 14127 Anders Ekholm 14632. B 5426 Alicia Rotier 15233. W 9990 Alex Bischoff 15434. W 1221 Morgan Keck 15635. W 11034 William Curtiss 15936. B 1<strong>07</strong>10 Sam Hart 16137. W 8169 Johnny Ferguson 16238. W 10395 Will Komas 16339. W 12519 Mimi El-Khazindar 18240. W 10835 Gregory Westin 18641. W 11749 Brooke Komas 19342. W 10404 Avery Stuckart 20343. B 11054 Reagan Schmidt 20644. W 10914 Rosie Hust 20845. W 3901 Jack Behrend 21546. B 15406 Zachary Wilder 229USODA Midwest Regatta<strong>Lake</strong> Beulah Yacht ClubJune 23rd & 24thRaces #1 & 4 were won by Pearson PottsRace #2 was won by Alex CurtisRaces #3, #5 & #8 were won by GeorgeKutschenreuterRace #6 was won by Charlie MorrisRace #7 was won by Malcolm Lamphere1. R 13312 George Kutschenreuter 252. R 14770 Pearson Potts 273. R 15581 Alex Curtiss 304. B 15462 Malcolm Lamphere 395. B 13777 Hunter Johnstone 406. B 15209 Will Holtz 587. R 14416 Connor Trepton 618. B 15277 Parker Trepton 619. B 14594 Drake Lyon 6210. R 11659 Charlie Morris 7011. B 14596 Andrea Sullivan 9112. B 14346 Fiona Paine 9413. R 16016 Blair Listwan 10214. B 10647 Griffin Rolander 1<strong>07</strong>15. W 12212 Charlie Kutschenreuter 13416. R 14208 Joe Rolander 13417. B 11631 Kate Klement 14318. B 13197 Declan Armour 14519. R 10181 Leslie Poole 15020. B 11443 Charlie Davenport 15321. R 15050 Max Simmons 15422. W 13137 Michael Barr 15423. B 13969 Anthony Norris 16624. B 15511 Madison Gates 168FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>GLSS Invitational Green FleetRaces #1, #2 & #3 were won by John BarrRaces #4 & #7 were won by RJ PorterRaces #5 was won by Patrick SchmidtRace #6 was won by Drew KomasPl. Sail # Sailor Score1. 12522 RJ Porter 202. 7263 Patrick Schmidt 243. 11646 John Barr 274. 11531 Mitchell Lee 315. 8698 Drew Komas 406. 3532 Melinda Lee 537. 12687 Eric Wood 618. 13514 Travis Theisen 719. 10651 Will Barrett 7510. 15406 Zachary Wilder 8011. 10486 Alex Keck 8412. 2676 Noah Jansen 8513. 15420 Patrick Hodgman 9514. 6673 Nicholas Jerred 9615. 11037 Jer Komas 9816. 15433 Andy Biwer 9817. 6139 Nora Kiernan 10818. 7410 John Riforgiate 11419. D 88 Angela Marozza 12020. 154<strong>07</strong> Allison Marozza 12121. 2478 Emma Grace Schw 13922. 9909 Mark Davies 14023. 811 Murphy O’Connor 15324. 1 Zach Rozdolsky 16625. B 1760 Colin Rowe 17826. B 15608 Ben Garber 18227. B 15278 Augie Dale 18828. R 14930 Ian Robison 19229. W 16477 Ford Johnstone 19330. B 9152 India Johnstone 19431. R 15288 Tristan Paine 19732. R 1<strong>07</strong>22 Sarah Fuller 19733. B 14670 Tristan Sess 20034. B 15601 Anoush Longerstaey 20835. W 12214 Riley Schmidt 21836. B CAN Berezin Linor 22237. R 13161 Ryan Reffner 22338. W 11033 Bryce Andreasen 22439. W 11190 Julie Clayton 24340. B 14<strong>07</strong>9 Adam Voortman 24941. B 15697 Alex Vasiliou 25042. W 10386 Trevor Trepton 25543. W 156<strong>07</strong> Tommy Garber 26444. B 11637 Mary Claire Kiernan 26745. B 15929 Jonathan Pope 26946. W 11749 Brooke Komas 28147. B 11109 Cullen Barr 28148. W 11034 William Curtiss 28849. B 15936 Michael Duncan 29250. W 13119 Scotty Sullivan 29751. R 12669 Brett Guild 30352. W 9990 Alec Bischoff 30453. W 10395 Will Komas 34554. R 17 Alden Crowe 34755. R 10816 Isaac Peterson 35956. B 14 Stefan Peterson 36457. W 10835 Gregory Westin 36558. W 14766 David Hein 394


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 55Pl. Sail# Skipper Score1. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuckart 32. B-16 George & Charlie Kutschenreuter 28.73. B-12 Will Haeger/Olivia Healey 28.74. OO-12 Robbie &Annie Johnson 36.75. B-93 Chris Colombe/Ian Beal 39.76. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer 457. NO-111 Blake Kenney/Travis Theisen 468. E-3 Natalie Kay/Morgan/Napgezak 529. E-2 Jacob Zea/Lillian George 5610. OO-1 Kyle Stack/Jack Kasborn 56.711. V-227 Cody Ziegler/Jordan Fritz 5812. B-111 Kate Klement/Mary Claire Kiernan 5913. V-50 Drake & Charlie Sprinkman 6114. E-17 Bridget Murphy/Allen Prange 6315. OO-11 Stephen Johnson/Noah Finkel 6416. E-66 Shannon Smith/Evan Standafor 6617. OO-24 Ben Otten/Zack Mommaerts 6818. B-88 Tommy Hiller/Gregory Westin 70.719. B-66 Michael Barr/Neal Klement 7320. E-8 Michael Amato/Tommy Groskopf 8221. B-6 Cullen Barr/Scotty Sulllivan 8622. B-94 Andy Colombe/Morgan Beal 8823. B-303 Sammy Davenport/Teresa Westin 8924. V-133 Marco DeGuire/Joey Feichtmeier 9125. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte/Stephanie Leftwich 9126. V-26 Kelly Roy/Lauren Galante 9327. B-19 David & Erin Sullivan 9428. E-51 Ethan & Sarah Petelinsek 9929. V-7 Alli Gutenkunst/Elle Thomas 9930. N-823 John Putze/Jack Behrend 10131. K-50 Ellie Banholzer/Margaret Brennan 104WYA X Championship<strong>Lake</strong> Beulah Yacht ClubJuly 21st & 22ndRace #1 was won by Blake KenneyRaces #2 & 3 were won by Ryan Grosch32. V-23 PJ Feichtmeier/Samantha Kultgen 10633. A-8 Patrick Egan/Ali Rusher 11534. V-34 Jordan Kaerek/Dominic Falsetti 11735. E-6 Megan Smith/Michael Thompson 11836. V-36 Megan & Maddie O’Malley 13137. V-151 Brittany Weber/Margaret Rehberger 13338. B-21 George Kiernan/Patrick Schmidt 13539. B-11 Andrea Sullivan/Elle Bui 13940. OO-44 Katrina Debbink/Carri Goralski 13541. A-56 Jack Studer/Anna Genthe 14342. E-26 Bridget Smith/Annie Geshke 14643. V-711 Chance Dries/Taelor Ellenbecker 15144. E-16 Lesley Smith/Allie Andreski 15245. E-18 Rob & Teresa Pakalski 15446. B-333 Emily Davenport/Riley Schmidt 15547. V-43 Nathan Heppe/Jenna Kaerek 15648. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 15949. OO-80 Virginia Debbink/Ali Haskell 16050. D-42 Rachel Beers/Taylor Wilder 16151. B-35 Rachel Wegener/Alicia Rotier 17052. B-10 Jack Clayton/Matt Zillmer 17353. NO-1 Alina Dix/Hedley Steger 17454. N-44 Michaela & Gabrielle Marx 17555. B-323 Charlie Davenport/Erik Zettlemoyer 17656. V-500 Annie Sprinkman/Maddie Schroeder 17757. A-28 Lydia & Sam Garlie 17958. D-45 Claire Compall/Molly Maher 17959 V-722 Molly Ziegler/Becky Biwer 18560. D-50 Zachary Wilder/Nick Niglose 19661. OO-26 David Wean/Alex Adler 19862. E-35 Mika Franceschi/Morgan Wiesmer 204Trap Senior RegattaPine <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubJune 27th & 28thRace #1 was won by Chance DriesRaces #2, #3, #4 and #8 were won by Chris BanholzerRace # 5 was won by Ryan GroschRace #6 was won by Tommy HillerRaces #7 & #9 were won by George KutschenreuterTRAP Junior RegattaJune27th & 28thRaces #1 #2, #3, #4 & #5 were won by ConnorTreptonRace #6 was won by George KiernanRace #7 was won by Kathryn RusherRace #8 was won by Jacob Zea1. OO-5 Connor & Parker Trepton 272. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 353. E-3 Natalie Kay/Morgan Napgezak 384. NO-111 Blake Kenney/Travis Theisen 545. E-2 Jacob Zea/Lillian George 556. B-21 George Kiernan/Patrick Schmidt 577. A-13 Kathryn & Nick Rusher 648. E-36 Jeff & Scott Sazama 679. V-34 Jordan Kaerek/Spencer Jones 7410. E-17 Bridget Murphy/Victoria Pavelic 8211. E-0<strong>07</strong> Jake & Paul Parworth 8512. B-11 David & Andrea Sullivan 8913. B-66 Michael Barr/Neal Klement 9714. N-14 Sam Hart/Austin Freeman 10015. E-26 Bridget Smith/Annie Geschke 1<strong>07</strong>16. V-51 Augie Dale/Cade Dries 11417. X-51 Eliza Rolfs/Tommy Wheeler 11518. OO-26 David Wean/Bryan Bishop 11919. J-5 Molly & Cabell Sitter 12720. E-16 Lesley Smith/Allie Andreski 13321. X-80 Rosie Holbrook/Piper Rosenheimer 14222. K-50 Ellie Banholzer/Margaret Brennan 14523. B-333 Emily Davenport/Riley Schmidt 15024. X-5 Molly & Isabel Seidel 15325. V-151 Brittany Weber/Carolyn Wahlen 15726. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 15927. E-89 John Schmidt/Jake Ulrich 16028. OO-14 Joe Harvat/Nick Jarred 16029. E-8 Michael Amato/Dan Grosskoff 16130. B-6 Cullen Barr/Scottie Sullivan 16831. E-15 Willie Napgezek/Zach Aasen 17332. E-51 Ethan & Sarah Petelinsek 18933. N-113 Jack McVey/Irene Hougaard 19134. A-28 Lydia & Sam Garlie 19535. X-99 Charlie Hollister/Owen Bradley 21036. V-500 Annie Sprinkman/Madie Schroeder 22637. N-427 Austen Ballmann/Andrew Pla 23338. N-45 Sean Nigel/Andy Behling 23939. X-29 Claire Tighe/Ingrid Mortonson 24640. V-722 Molly Ziegler/Tom Calvy/Becky Biwer 24741. V-102 Molly Ogden/Abby Connor 25342. B-35 Rachel Wegener/Alicia Rotier 25443. FD-20 Rex Whealon/Nicholas Wrasse 27644. J-99 Ella Kimberly/Jessie Hertel 28345. NO-9 Sam Smith/Allie Jorgensen 311Pl. Sail # Skipper/Crew Score1. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer 162. B-16 George & Charlie Kutschenreuter 203. OO-12 Robbie & Annie Johnson 284. V-50 Drake & Charlie Sprinkman 505. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuckart 576. E-66 Shannon Smith/Evan Sandefur 577. V-227 Cody Ziegler/Jordan Fritz 668. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte/Stefanie Leftwich 679. A-8 Patrick (Moose) Egan/Ali Rusher 7110. V-711 Chance Dries/Taelor Ellenbecker 7211. V-26 Kelly & Lauren Roy 7412. OO-1 Kyle Stack/Jack Kasback 8113. B-88 Tommy Hiller/Gregory Westin 8514. X-16 Michael Wheeler/Theodore Rolfs 10915. E-18 Rob & Teresa Pakalski 11416. V-43 Nathan Heppe/Jenna Kaerek 12217. V-133 Mark DeGuire/Joey Feichtmeier 12718. X-23 Katherine Tighe/Maisie Rosenheimer 13519. NO-1 Alina Dix/Natalie Profio 14020. E-151 Cailey & Sam Petelinsek 14121. V-115 Catherine Hines/Kristen Sarganese 14722. J-5 Kate Wyman/Jack Sitter 15723. N-56 John & Tom Hougard 16124.FD-20 Paige Whealon/Abi Shippee 16425. N-44 Michaela & Gabby Marx 17526. E-3 Mika Franceschi/Morgan Wiesner20127. E-6 Megan Smith/Michael Thompson 23227.X-888 Melissa Schultz/Sarah Bruk 232Connor and Parker Trepton acceptcongratulations from Dick Barkow,regatta founder.Photo supplied by Margaret Hollister


PAGE 56SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>Quad X RegattaCedar <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubJuly 2nd & 3rdRace #1 was won by Ryan GroschRaces #2, 3 & 4 were won by GeorgeKutschenreuterRace # 5 was won by Eliza Rolfs1. B-16 George & Charlie Kutschenreuter 82. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuckart 193. A-8 Patrick Egan/Ali Rusher 304. B-93 Chris Colombe/Ian Beal 325 A-13 Katherine & Nick Rusher 336. N-14 Sam Hart/Tom Hougard 377 A-56 Jack Studer/Ana Genthe 398. B-111 Kate Klement/Mary Claire Kiernan 419. B-88 Tommy Hiller/Gregory Westin 4210. X-51 Eliza Rolfs/Tommy Wheeler 5111. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte/Stephanie Leftwich 5112. X-80 Rosie Holbrook/Piper Rosenheimer 5913. B-94 Andy Colombe/Morgan Beal 6014. B-11 Andrea Sullivan/Elle Bui 6115. A-20 Madalyn & Patrick Crowley 6216. A-28 Lydia & Sam Garlie 8117. N-44 Michaela & Gabrielle Marx 8518. N-113 Jack McVey/Irene Hougard 8819. A-21 Danny Fossati/Alex Kent 9220. N-427 Austen Ballmann/Andrew Pia 9421. A-25 Lizzy Sobotta/Christina Boemer 9822. A-4 Richard & William Thoma 105X Blue ChipCedar <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubAugust 9th - 11thRace #1 won by Katie SacotteRace #2 won by Michael LeeRace #3 won by Nicholas ClemenceRace #4 won by Natalie KayPl. Boat # Skipper/Crew Score1. I-92 Michael Mitchell Lee 112. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 283. A-22 Katie Sacotte/Stephanie Leftwich 314. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer 355. N-74 Ryan Grosch/ Alex Stuckart 356. B-16 George & Charlie Kutschenreuter4<strong>07</strong>. B-12 Will Haeger/ Olivia Healey 428. M-27 Harrison Burton/ Ben Garber 429. M-44 Robbie Allen/ Johnny Ferguson 4710. E-3 Natalie Kay/ Morgan Napgezak 4811. A-8 Patrick Egan/ Alie Rusher 4812. OO-12 Robbie & Annie Johnson 5113. V-26 Kelly Roy/ Lauren Galante 5714. M-67 Addy Ferguson/Hayley Jewett 5915. D-7 Jessica Luttrel/ Clancy Nelson 5916. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst/ Elle Thomas 6117. W-66 Eddie Cox/ Cole Lee 6318. I-59 Harris Buddig/ RJ Porter 6819. E-66 Shannon Smith/ Evan Sandefur 6820. V-711 Chance Dries/Taelor Ellenbecker 7321. V-227 Cody Ziegler/ Jordan Fritz 7322. OO-11 Stephen Johnson/ Trevor Trepton 7323. V-133 Mark Deguire/ Joey Feichtmeier 8024. B-88 Tommy Hiller/ Greg Westin 8925. I-49 Davis Porter/ Joe Rolander 9126. E-18 Rob & Teresa Pakalski 9127. M-33 Spenser Chute/ Grant Dressen/T$ 9728. V-50 Drake & Charlie Sprinkman 9829. N-823 John Putze/ Jack Behrend 10230. OO-24 Ben Otten/ Zach Mommaerts 103Xtreme RegattaOshkosh Yacht ClubRace # 1 was won by Robbie JohnsonRace #2 was won by George KutschenreuterPl. Sail # Skipper & CrewScore1. M-44 Robbie Allen & Johnny Ferguson 62. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer 83. V-50 Drake & Charlie Sprinkman 104. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 165. I-92 Michael & Mitchell Lee 166.OO-12 Robbie & Annie Johnson 177. V-227 Cody Ziegler & Jordan Fritz 178.NO-111 Blake Kenney & Travis Theisen 189. B-16 George & Charlie Kutschenrueter 2010. OO-1 Kyle Stack & Cary Zwart 2111. V-133 Marco DeGuire & Joey Fiechtmeier 2112. B-12 William Haeger & Olivia Healey 2813. E-51 Ethan & Sarah Petelinsek 2914. A-8 Patrick Egan & Alie Rusher 2915. B-93 Chris Colombe & Ian Beal 2916. B-94 Andy Colombe & Morgan Beal 3217. I-59 Harris Buddig & RJ Potter 3718.OO-24 Ben Otten & Zach Mommaertz 3919. I4-9 Davis Porter 4020. J-22 Alexandra Swanson & Lindsey Eierman 4121. E-2 Jacob Zea & Lillian George 4322. N-74 Ryan Grosch & Alex Stuckart 4423.OO-11 Stephen Johnson & Trevor Trepton 4524. V-7 Allie Gutenkunst 4525. E-16 Leslie Smith & Ali Andreski 4726. V-34 Jordan & Jenna Kaerek 5027. I-35 Emmett & Maeve Nelson 5728. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 5829. E-66 Shannon & Bridget Smith 6030.FD-20 Paige Whealon & Abi Shippee 6231. N-823 John Putze & Jack Behrend 6332. B-88 Tommy Hiller 6333. K-50 Ellie Banholzer & Margaret Brennan 6634. D-42 Rachel Beers 6635. I-7 Jessica Luthell & Clancy Nelson 6936. W-4 Erik Brust 7237. B-66 Michael Barr & Neal Klement 7438.OO-26 David Wean & Nicholas Jerred 7539. N-44 Michaela & Gabrielle Marx 7740. I-266 Matt & Connor Cain 7941. B-6 Cullen & John Barr 7942. A-56 Jack Studer & Ana Genthe 8043. J-5 Kate Wyman & Jack Sitter 8244.OO-80 Virginia Debbink & Ali Haskell 8545. J-55 Sam & Jack Goudreau 8746. J-60 Molly & Cabell Sitter 9147. J-2 Elliot Wrasse & Kelsea Kierstead 9248. N-705 Robbie Self & Austin Anderson 9449. V-500 Annie & Maddie Schroeder 9650. J-1 Kort Frueh & Clayton Grunewald 9651. J-4 Michael Swanson & Olivia Hoopman 9752.N-416 Joshua Lorenc & Alex Caffentzis 9853. FD-8 Rex Whealon & Nicholas Wrasse 10154. J-99 Ella Kimberly & Korbin Kierstead 106Quint RegattaLac LaBelle Yacht ClubJune 16th & 17thRaces #1 & 2 were won by Robbie JohnsonRace #3 was won by Connor TreptonPl. Sail# Skipper & CrewScore1.OO-12 Robbie & Annie Johnson 62. OO-5 Connor & Parker Trepton 83.OO-11 Stephen Johnson, Trevor Trepton 11& Carolyn Keck4. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 135. V-50 Drake & Charlie Sprinkman 256. V-227 Cody Ziegler & Jordan Fritz 327. V-26 Kelly Roy & Lauren Galante 378.OO-24 Ben Otten & Blaine Rosch 379. V-711 Chance Dries, Tale & Ellen Becker 3810. N-74 Ryan Grosch & Alex Stuckart 3811. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst & Elli Thomas 4012. E-2 Jacob Zea & Lillian George 4013. E-17 Bridget Murphy & Victoria Pavelic 4114.OO-21 Alex Jerred & Austin Keck 4115. E-66 Shannon Smith & Jeff Sazama 4216. N-823 John Putze & Jack Behrend 4317. N-416 Josh Lorenc, Ethan Heinze 47& Alex Caffentzis18. OO-1 Kyle Stack & Jack Kasbaum 4819.OO-44 Katrina Debbink & Cari Goralski 5120. N-14 Sam Hart & Austin Freeman 5421. E-89 John Schmidt & Jake Ulrich 6022. E-0<strong>07</strong> Jake & Paul Parworth 6523.OO-26 David Wean, Bryan Bishop 70& Molly Harvat24. NO-1 Alina Dix & Natalie Profto 7325.OO-80 Virginia Debbink & Ali Haskell 7526. E-88 Sam & Casey Andreski 7527. V43 Nathan Heppe & Jenna Kaerek 8228. V-722 Molly Ziegler & Becky Biwer 8229. V-133 Marco DeGuire & Joey Feitchmeier 8430. V-34 Jordan Kaerek & Dominic Falsetti8531. E-18 Rob & Teresa Pakalski 8932. E-15 Willie Napgezek & Zach Aasen 9133. N-44 Kyla & Gabby Marx 9134. E-16 Lesley Smith & Allie Andreski 9435. E-6 Megan Smith & Michael Thompson 10236.NO-113Hudson Bridge & Noah Jannesen 10337. V-500 Anni Sprinkman 10938.OO-14 Joey Harvat & Nick Jerred 11039. N-705 Robbie Self & Erin Monahan 11240. N-427 Austen Ballman & Andrew Pla 117


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 57Pram Power RegattaSenior FleetNorth <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubAugust 9thPl. Sail # SkipperHomeScore1.14<strong>07</strong>8 Callie Renner K 0.752.11891 Mallorie Clemence V 23.15517 Noah Janssen NO 34.15501 Carolyn Keck OO 45. 6673 Casey Zwart OO 56.13514 Travis Theisen NO 67.12478 Lizzy Friend V 78.11615 Bayla Waite V 89.10978 Rachel Fiedler X 910.11599 Gabrielle Marx K 10Pram Power RegattaJunior FleetNorth <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubAugust 9thPl Sail # Skipper Club Pts.1. 12891 Austin Keck OO 0.752. 14788 David Winquist V 23. 13688 Taylor Just V 34. 12478 JP Friend V 45. 4610 Nick Rusher A 56. 6673 Nicholas Jerred OO 67. 1823 Robbie Lindemann X 78. 2478 Emma Schwartz NO 89. 11588 Abby Rolfs X 910. 6003 Tom Ehrsam K 1011. 2671 Alex Crucius N 1112. 2674 Malloy Murphy N 1213. 6284 Kaylin Flesch K 1314. 11587 Theodore Rolfs X 1415. 3745 Ryan Kaiser K 1516. 12439 Mary Clare Banhozer K 1617. 1671 Jonathan Bailey NO 1718. 1716 Kylie Ballmann N 1819. 3901 Jack Behrend N 1920. 12928 Henry Chapman N 2021 13491 Matthew Malone V 2122. 10404 Avery Stuckart N 2223. 10987 Harrison Burkwald NO 2324. 7579 Rebekah Janssen NO 2425. 2127 Kendall Bast NO 2526. 1662 Annika de Vogel NO 2627. 3744 Kenyan Harte NO 2728. 3724 DJ Jaessing A 2829. 3543 Jack Tegeder N 2930. 13514 Tyler Theisen NO 3031. 1713 Carson Heinze N 3132. 1661 Foster Bolker Sheb 3233. 14461 Max Fellows O 3411. 6003 Mali Ehrsam K 1112. 3744 Calvin de Vogel NO 1213. 2210 Colin Krivitz NO 1314.11606 Madeline Kohls NO 1415. 5445 Isabelle Carroll NO 1516. 1671 Morgan Bailey NO 1617 9235 Ethan Heinze N 1718. 2674 Mathis Murphy N 1819. 1660 Vince Jennaro NO 1920. 2127 Galen Harte NO 2021. 7329 Christi Fiedler X 2122. 1682 Hannah Frankowski NO 2223. 1661 Mikaela Bolker Sheb 2324. 1935 Domenic Macaione O 2625. 4692 Michael Thorsen O 26LOPN Opti RegattaNagawicka <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubJune 21stJunior FleetPl. Sail# Skipper Score1. 10404 Avery Stuckart 52. 3901 Jack Behrend 113. 9245 Casey Harris 144. 12891 Austin Keck 165. 15433 Andy Biwer 176. 6673 Nicholas Jerred 257. 2532 Max Duchow 288. 8426 Julia Schoendorf 319. 13688 Taylor Just 3710. 1716 Alex Crucius 4211. 11891 Mallorie Clemence 4512. 3543 Jack Tegeder 46Senior FleetPl. Sail# Skipper Score1. 10081 Jake Parworth 92. 1<strong>07</strong>10 Sam Hart 123. 14416 Nicholas Clemence 144. 15278 Augie Dale 155. 14613 Wills Duchow 196. 9273 Scott Sazama 227. 14125 Dan Groskopf 278. 10386 Parker Trepton 319. 13249 Tommy Calvy 3610. 9235 Ethan Heinze 3711. 2944 Tom Groskopf 4012. 3910 Jeffrey Brandl 5013. 5867 Margaret Rehberger 5414. 11425 Kali Boemer 5415. 5798 Andrew Behling 5916. 15501 Carolyn Keck 6117. 6138 71USODA Great <strong>Lake</strong>sMacatawa Bay Yacht ClubJuly 7th & 8thRaces 1, 2, 4 won by Max SimmonsRace #3 won by Sarah DouglasRace #5 won by Malcolm LamphereRace #6 won by Connor BradyRaces # 7 & 8 won by Hunter JohnstonePl. Fl Sail # Skipper Club Score1. B 15462 Malcolm Lamphere MOST 19.02. B 13777 Hunter Johnstone MOST 24.03. R 15581 Alex Curtiss MOST 28.04. R 104 Sarah Douglas 33.05. R 13362 Connor Brady SCYC 34.06. R 15050 Max Simmons FAST 57.<strong>07</strong>. B 14594 Drake Lyon BYC 67.08. R 1214 Emily Nicoll IYC 74.09. R 15510 Frank Cash Team 4 78.010. B 1366 Austin Stein RHYC 82.011. B 15210 Mitchell Kiss MOST 84.012. B 15661 Samantha Purton DIYC 87.013. B 15209 Will Holz MOST 92.014. R 16016 Blair Listwan GPYC 92.015. B 1266 MeRith Megary RHYC 101.016. R 13414 Connor Mangan BCC 104.017. R 16030 Cameron Purton DIYC 112.018. R 14930 Ian Robinson GPYC 120.019. B 15757 Geoffrey Nelson CLYC 123.020. R 14610 Brooke Lyon BYC 125.021. B 15697 Alex Vasiliou MOST 131.022. R 16013 Stephen Nelson CLYC 137.023. B 1287 Bruce Gordon RCYC 166.024.. R 18414 Peter Mangan BCC 182.025. W 16477 Ford Johnstone MOST 185.026. B 14751 Alison Knoles BYC 186.027. R 11385 Mike Gemperline EYC 188.028. B 7068 Brooke Griggs DIYC 193.029. B 13969 Anthony Norris DIYC 197.030. B 1285 Zac Buam RHYC 202.031. R 1376 Emily Merry RHYC 206.032. R 14116 Connor Flaska GPYC 209.033. B 11002 Adrianna Slater MBYC 209.034. B 14168 Gretchen Bauermeister BYC 214.035. B 14306 Christopher Buhler GPYC 219.036. B 8827 Stuart Wallace EYC 233.037. B 1297 Andrew Hodgson RHYC 238.038. B 13982 Alex Brown MBYC 243.039. W 11034 William Curtiss MOST 254.040. B 12777 Nicholas Lojek LEHYC 258.041. R 12669 Bret Guild CYC 262.042. B 10975 Robert Radway CYC 275.043. W 14766 David Hein CYC 280.044. B 15936 Michael Duncan CYC 285.045. B 7 Alex Matthews SYC 291.046. B 1288 Adam Koch RHYC 293.047. B 2217 Tyler Hagedom CYC 299.048. B 12550 Ian Marzke SJRYC 310.049. R 13151 Jeff Zita SYC 318.050. W 13984 Pasha Vreeken GPYC 334.051. B 14353 Archer Hauck GPYC 353.0


PAGE 58SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>Aquatennial RWB OptiRaces #1, #5 & #6 were won by Anders ElkholmRace #2 was won by Eddie CoxRace #3 was won by Ben GarberRace #4 was won by Johnny FergusonPl Sail # Skipper Total1. 11841 Griffin Robillard 152. 14127 Anders Ekholm 163. 14937 Eddie Cox 204. 15608 Ben Garber 225. 5776 Cole Lee 266. 11654 Addy Ferguson 297. 8191 Ian Solum 348. 13197 Declan Armor 379. 14871 Sam Maxwell 3910. 8169 Johnny Ferguson 4811. 9574 Griffin Struyk 5112. 7588 Lucas Vroege 6413 7016 Nick Price 7114. 15993 Conner Slocum 7415. 12519 Mime El-Khazindar 7616. 12513 Adam Brandt 7617. 1 Willy Crary 7718. 156<strong>07</strong> Tommy Garber 7819. 13405 Caitlin McGoldrick 8120. 2667 Dane Alexander 8321. 12354 Marisa Bernstein 9022. 11279 Merit Stuven 9223. 54 Andrei Nesmelov 10124. 12517 Kaitlyn Noreen 10125. 6 Austin Hensley 1<strong>07</strong>26. 13355 Colin Dean 11227. 14951 Scott Wheatley 11828. 8 Sophia Noreen 11929. 12514 Chris Thompson 13230. 2663 Jojo Dean 14031. 7967 Sebastian Campbell 153Aquatennial Junior RadialRaces #1, #2 and #3 were won by Adam El KhazinderRaces # 4 & #5 were won by Charlie BurtonRace #6 was won by Harrison BurtonPl. Sail # Skipper Pnts.1. 2823 Adam El Khazindar 82. 168209C Charlie Burton 103. 168209 Harrison Burton 124. 162220 Bryan Markhart 175. 18 Ryan Peet 216. 181182 Mike Miller 29Aquatennial Junior LaserRaces #1, #2, #4, #5 & #6 were won by Joeseph PerisRace #3 was won by Tricia TowneyPl. Sail # Skipper Pnts.1. 188843 Joeseph Peris 52. 119 Tricia Towney 9Aquatennial Green FleetRace #1 was won by Calvin HendersonRaces #2 & #3 were won by John HartfielRace #4 was won by Matt MitchellRace #5 was won by Isabella LoosebrockRace #6 was won by Zachary WerleyPl Sail # Skipper Total1. 13415 Isabella Loosebrock 142. 13416 Matt Mitchell 163. 51 John Hartfiel 174. 10468 Valrie McGoldrick 195. 7008 Calvin Henderson 266. 16130 Corbin Burdick 3<strong>07</strong>. 16172 Zachary Werley 318. 5560 Kate Cox 349. 12512 Aidan Burke 4210. 52 Solomon Polansky 4311. 10592 Ellen Vroege 4312. 7039 Conner Lee 5013. 16037 Sam Sigel 5914. 13384 Sydney Maxwell 7115. 12515 Sarah Uttormark 7216. 54 Sam Hedlund 7417. 5654 Susie Voltz 7718. 55 Cezary Atsidacos 7919. 50 Filip Atsidacos 8720. 6909 Austin Haag 140Aquatennial 420Races #1, #4 & #5 won by Sam WyerRace #2 won by Kaye SiemensRace #3 was won by Ben WeldmannRace #5 was won by Eric SauterPl Sail Skipper Total1. 4 Ben Weidmann 92. 38 Sam Wyer 113. 4769 Kaye Siemers 124. 35C Eric Sauter 275. 9 Adam Siegel 286. 36 Tim Siemers 327. 36C Bobby Meller 358. 2 Johnny Ethington 369. 37 Elizabeth Siemers 4010. 5X Maddy Kennedy 4311. 7C Molly Forbes 5312. 3C Maggie Nolting 5313 20 Conner Corgard 5514. 2C Liga Krievans 5915. 39C Robby Virnig 6416. 32C Ryan Stowe 6817. 4C Auriane Muse 7118. 6C Lydia Hannah 8119. 21 Elliot Sarver 87RWBlue Chip RegattaLac LaBelle Yacht ClubAugust 19th - 21stRaces #1 was won by Nicholas ClemenceRace #2 was won by Charlie MorrisRace #3 was won by Eddie CoxRaces #4 & #5 were won by Connor TreptonRace #6 was won by Joey FeichtmeierPl. Sail # Fl Sailor Club Score1. 14416 R Connor Trepton OO 132. 15277 B Parker Trepton OO 193. 11659 R Charlie Morris I 294. 13197 B Declan Armour M 335. 15278 B Augie Dale V 406. 15728 B Sam Maxwell M 437. 15608 B Ben Garber M 448. 14421 R Nicholas Clemence V 489. 11987 B Joey Feichtmeier V 5010. 10181 R Leslie Poole I 5011. 14581 R PJ Feichtmeier V 5412. 13137 W Michael Barr B 5513. 1760 B Colin Rowe I 5614. 12212 W Charlie Kutschenreuter B 6215. 11654 R Addy Ferguson M 6316. 11109 B Cullen Barr B 6517. 14596 B Andrea Sullivan B 7718. 10386 W Trevor Trepton OO (8019. 7016 R Nick Price UM 18020. 8191 B Ian Solum M 8421. 11841 B Griffin Robillard M 8722. 14937 R Eddie Cox W 9923. 14761 R Allison Kent SS 10924. 9273 W Scott Sazama E 111225. 11033 W Bryce Andreasen LF 11526. 16067 W Johnny Ferguson M 11627. 14127 B Anders Elkholm M 12028. 13514 W Travis Theisen NO 12229. 15209 B Will Holz CYC 12230. 11443 B Charlie Davenport B 12531. 10935 R Molly Seidel X 13132. 12297 R Cole Lee W 13733. 1<strong>07</strong>10 B Sam Hart N 14434. 11599 W Gabby Marx K 14735. 10081 R Jake Parworth E 15036. 13119 W Scotty Sullivan B 15937. 10395 B Will Komas B 16138. 13045 B Hunter Crizer SS 16239. 15501 W Carolyn Keck OO 19440. 9643 B Chris Bocciardi RYC 19741. 9772 W Tom Perry R 20342. 12819 G Dave Keck OO 209GLSS Dinghyfest - Laser Division<strong>Lake</strong> Geneva Yacht ClubJuly 13thRaces #1, #3, #4 & #5 won by Will HaegerRace #2 won by Davis PorterPl. Sail # Skipper Flt. Score1. 181720 William Haeger Rad 62. 182737 Matt Ripkey Rad 173. 159008 Michael Lee Rad 194. 179500 George Rolfs Full 205. 177001 Davis Porter Rad 216. 187123 Chris Banholzer Full 23


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 59Pl. Sail # Skipper Club Score1. 10377 Jordan Hatt Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 42. 5925 Adam Lonner Grand Rapids 73. 106<strong>07</strong> Chris Lopez White <strong>Lake</strong> 104. 10366 Scott Anderson Grand Rapids 145. 10387 Lauren Hatt Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 146. 3 Elissa Walter Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 177. 2112 Connor Davis Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 188. 10646 Eric Rivard Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 249. 9584 Boumin Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 2510. 10609 Charles Hallett Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 2611. 10513 Sam Gill White <strong>Lake</strong> 2712. 10626 Spencer Powell Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 3113. 1<strong>07</strong>18 Jack Kerby-Miller Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 3114. 10330 Mats Lindfors White <strong>Lake</strong> 3715. 2787 Chad Lucas Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 3816. 106 Tim Lucas Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 4417. 10462 Reid Munroe White <strong>Lake</strong> 4518. 10632 Abby Beauchamp Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 4619. 1<strong>07</strong>52 Alison Price Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 4620. 1<strong>07</strong>17 Taylor Moore Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 4921. 7 John Howe Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 5122. 33 Jack Greve Muskegon 5423. 10554 David Gates White <strong>Lake</strong> 5524. 17 Drew Peterson Leland 5625. 377 Reed Lorimer Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 5726. 10618 Andy Wynkoop Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 5727. 14 Grant Peterson Leland 6328. 10497 Jack Hamilton Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 6429. 1<strong>07</strong>04 Maggie Kloote Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 6430. 1995 Jack McKeough Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 6831. 10630 Elizabeth Bald Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 6832. 10458 Jake Boumin Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 7133. 10544 Stephen Nelson CLYC 7234. 10139 Sandi Fredricks Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 73Junior Butterfly NationalsJuly 17 th – 19 thCrystal <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubRace #1 was won by Jordan HattRace #2 was won by Adam Lonner35. 9093 Adam Hohmeyer Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 7836. 10631 Pearce Pomerleau Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 7837. 10650 Collin Bettin Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 8138. 11 Andrew Ragains Leland 8339. 18327 Matt Wipper Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 8440. 1200 Cecilia Breland Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 8741. 86 Megan Wipper Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 8842. 10488 Pete Kerby-Miller Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 9043. 2929 Ethan Battani Grand Rapids 9144. 10432 Leif Vanderwerff Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 9345. 10489 Mary Haley Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 9646. 10545 Jak Hutchinson Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 9747. 1<strong>07</strong>19 Lizzy Hamilton Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 9748. 10483 Tom Munroe White <strong>Lake</strong> 9849. 10496 Haley Moore Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 9850. 7549 Dany Chappell Grand Rapids 10051. 10565 Greta Williams Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 10252. 10580 Jack Faulkner Grand Rapids 10453. 10498 KK Doyle Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 10554. 9546 Matt Marino Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 1<strong>07</strong>55. 10434 Chloe Polikoff Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 11156. 10698 Grant Lorimer Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 11257. 9 Preston Cory Leland 11358. 10433 Ellie Suse Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 11359. 10477 Jacklyn Hallett Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 11360. 10383 Grant James Spring <strong>Lake</strong> 11561. 10485 Lauren Honer Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 12162. 10645 Elle Rivard Glen <strong>Lake</strong> 12363. 8504 Calen Terry <strong>Lake</strong> Dubay 12464. 4 Connor WynkoopCrystal <strong>Lake</strong> 12565. 13 Caroline Lindquist Leland 13066. 7267 Anders Lu Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 13267. 10568 Jack Hamaty Torch <strong>Lake</strong> 13368. 10600 Sam Ralston Grand Rapids 13469. 325 Wesley Williams Crystal <strong>Lake</strong> 140White <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht ClubWmya Championship RegattaAugust 2,3,4 & 5, 20<strong>07</strong>Races # 1, #3 & #5 won by Sam GillRace #2 was won by Jordon HattRace # 4 was won by Connor DavisPl Sail # Skipper From Tot1. 10513 Sam Gill WLYC 72. 10366 Scott Anderson GRYC 363. 10139 Sandi Fredricks SLYC 384. 2112 Connor Davis SLYC 395. 1995 Jack Mckeough SLYC 426. 9584 Meg Bouman SLYC 427. 10554 David Gates WLYC 548. 10377 Jordan Hatt SLYC 569. 10650 Collin Betten SLYC 6010. 106<strong>07</strong> Chris Lopez WLYC 6111. 10462 Reid Munroe MYC 6212. 10387 Lauren Hatt SLYC 6613. 1<strong>07</strong>52 Allison Price SLYC 6814. 1<strong>07</strong>04 Maggie Kloote SLYC 7115. 10330 Mats Lindfors WLYC 7316. 10555 Colin SchweigertWLYC 7617. 5925 Adam Lohner GRYC 7918. 33 Jack Greve MYC 7919. 10458 Jake Bouman SLYC 8220. 5102 Frank Reeg SLYC 8921. 69 Andy Lauten GRYC 9622. 10483 Tom Munroe, Jr MYC 10123. 10437 Erik Vanfossen MYC 10324. 9093 Adam Hohmeyer SLYC 11425. 9 Harrison Barzyk WLYC 11826. 73 Stuart Winters MYC 12827. 1<strong>07</strong>24 Olivia Snyder WLYC 13328. 16 Sam Currier WLYC 13529. 8789 Haley FauntelroyWLYC 13730. 10136 Larry Brand WLYC 14031. 711 Lauren Nelson WLYC 14232. 139 Miranda Jacobs WLYC 14633. 10600 Sam Ralston GRYC 15134. 1043 David Griswold MYC 167The ILYA runs a US SailingInstructor clinic every June. Thisyear we had 12 eager candidates.Pewaukee Yacht Club graciouslyhosted the event, and membersgenerously allowed the class to usetheir personal X boats.We think it is important to get ournew instructors the best oftraining. The clinic runs four daysand stresses on-the-water groupmanagement and instructiontechniques. This four-day fortyhour course covers: Teaching from and using aSafety Boat. Use of land and on-thewaterdrills.Sports psychology andphysiologyLesson PlanningClassroom teachingtechniques for eye-handcoordination skillsRisk management and otherlegal issuesSafety considerationsRainy day activitiesFor more information check outussailing.org/education or contactSuzi Reese at suzireese@aol.com.Next year’s schedule will beavailable at the Winter <strong>Inland</strong> andon our website, ilya.org.


PAGE 60SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>reported by Wendy LuttrellBy all accounts, the 20<strong>07</strong> ILYA X Championship regatta was something special on so many levels. DLYC washonored and touched by how many of our youth sailors participated, coming from as far away as western Iowaand Upper Minnesota! Thank you for your confidence in the regatta committee!The sailors got in a festive mood right away! Delavan rolled out the red carpet for its guests. The pirate themecarried through everywhere. They even brought back retired manager Dave Becker to ensure everything wentsmoothly – and it did!After a hot and humid Registration day, Day 1 of racing saw wind! Each fleet got in 4 races.Geneva showed they were a force to bereckoned with in the Juniors bywinning three of those four. The firstrace was won by the dynamic duo ofEddie Cox and Cole Lee, W-66.Kathryn and Nick Rusher, A-13, sailedtheir best race to a second place finish.Addy Ferguson and Hayley Jewett,M-67, served notice to the rest of thefleet in third.Junior Fleet ResultsPl. Sail# Skipper/Crew Races Score1. I- 49 Davis Porter / Joe Rolander 5-4-1-1-6-23 172. M-67 Addy Ferguson / Hayley Jewett 3-2-5–2-14-9 213. E-3 Natalie Kay / Morgan Napgezek 4-6-2–17-12-2 264. W-66 Eddie Cox / Cole Lee 1-28–7-16-4-1 295. V-62 Nicholas & Madeline Clemence 7-10-9-9-2-4 31Charlie Morris and Colin Rowe, I-90,took charge of the second race andcontinued on page 62Charlie Morris and Colin Rowe take the gun.6. OO-5 Connor & Parker Trepton 9-5-8-20-3-7 27. I -90 Charlie Morris / Colin Rowe 6-1–26-15-1-19 428. M-9 Charlie Burton / Sam Maxwell 12-8-27-3-10-18 519. E-2 Jacob Zea / Lillian George 11-11-24-4-41-5 5510. NO-111 Blake Kenney /Travis Theisen 10-24-12-13-8-12 55continued on page 62


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PAGE 62SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>continued from page 60didn’t let go. He was followed acrossthe line by Addy and Hayley.It doesn’t get better than this!Photo supplied by Larry KmiecikBreathing right down their neck wasthe B-333, sailed by Emily Davenportand Riley Schmidt.Following lunch, Davis Porter and JoeRolander started their charge, winningRace #3. Natalie Kay and MorganNapgezcek, E-3, got it going to takethe second spot. Chris Columbe andIan Beal, B-93, sailed beautifully tothird.Davis and Joe were really dialed in,taking the day’s finale. Addy andHayley were really fast in second,nipping out teamates Charlie Burtonand Sam Maxwell.Friday arrived with plenty of sunshine,but light winds. Each fleet got in only1 race. Charlie Morris and ColinRowe, on I-90, got used to being infront on Thursday. They kept it goingand bested the fleet in Race #5.Nicholas and Madelind Clemence,V-62 continued their extremelyconsistent ways, posting a deuce.continued on page 63continued from page 60Pl. Sail# Skipper/Crew Races Score11. B-6 Cullen Barr /Scotty Sullivan 18-9-28-5-21-6 5912. B-93 Chris Colombe / Ian Beal 21-12-3-25-16-47 7713. V-23 PJ Feichtmeier / Luke Wahlen 14-18-30-45-7-8 7714. N-14 Sam Hart /Austin Freeman 20-30-4-11-33-16 8115. X-80 Rosie Holbrook/Piper Rosenheimer 13-7-21-21-19-568116. B-111 Kate Klement /Mary Claire Kiernan 19-32-6-12-13-38 8217. GL-6 Alexandar & Natalia Driessen 40-19-31-10-9-13 8218. B-333 Emily Davenport / Riley Schmidt 15-3-33-24-49-10 8519. B-19 David & Andrea Sullivan 26-52-15-22-15-11 8920. E-17 Bridget Murphy / Victoria Pavlic 32-20-13-30-25-3 9121. E-0<strong>07</strong> Jake & Paul Parworth 35-37-18-27-5-20 10522. B-94 Andy Colombe / Morgan Beal 27-14-19-37-42-24 12123. A-13 Kathryn & Nick Rusher 2-16-34-55-26-44 12224. B-303 Sammie Davenport /Teresa Westin 8-22-32-19-47-43 12425. E-51 Ethan & Sarah Petelinsek 39-17-37-8-30-37 12926. B-66 Michael Barr / Neal Clement 25-23-41-6-49-35 13027. Z-23 Emily Oltrogge / Brittanie Holtz 50-21-20-40-18-31 13028. W-7 Willy Crary / Susie Voltz 16-26-14-49-49-33 13829. E-8 Michael Amato / Tommy Groskopf 48-47-17-23-38-14 13930. J-22 Alexandra Swanson / Maggie Urben 22-25-48-31-44-17 13931. E-15 Willie Napgezek / Danny Groskopf 31-13-38-14-49-45 14132. V-34 Jordan Kaerek / Dominic Falsetti 29-15-53-47-20-30 14133. E-26 Bridget Smith / Annie Geschke 37-42-10-28-27-56 14434. B-21 George Kiernan / Patrick Schmidt 17-39-22-34-46-36 14835. OO-80 Virginia Debbink / Elle Kasbohm 24-54-25-62-32-15 15036. E-16 Lesley Smith /Allie Andreski 36-27-29-36-39-29 15737. D-42 Rachel Beers / Taylor Wilder 29-44-45-32-28-26 15938. K-50 Ellie Banholzer / Margaret Brennan 41-31-40-18-31-50 16139. M-2 Sam & Nash Chute 30-34-16-42-43-42 16440. E-36 Jeff & Scott Sazama 44-40-23-33-29-54 16941. E-89 John Schmidt/Jake Ullrich 28-33-55-35-45-28 16942. X-51 Eliza Rolfs / Tom Wheeler 55-55-11-44-35-25 17043. M-99 Anders Ekholm / Woody Hust 54-43-47-26-24-32 17244. B-10 Jack Clayton/Matt Zillmer 45-46-35-7-49-52 18245. M-8 Jack Carlson / Eric Kvam 56-48-64-39-23-21 187continued on page 63


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 63Connor and Parker Treptonrocketed to a three spot.Pl. Sail# Skipper/Crew Races Score46. V-151 Brittany Weber / Carolyn Whalen 43-57-36-56-11-46 19247. J-60 Molly & Cabell Sitter 52-35-43-41-34-39 19248. I-266 Matt & Connor Cain 53-50-57-51-17-22 19349. OO-26 David Wean / Molly Harvath 38-41-46-29-49-53 20350. E-88 Sam & CaseyAndreski 23-51-49-43-49-48 21251. P-12 Hannah Jones / Sarah Vander Laan 57-45-51-48-22-56 222Volleyball is taken VERY seriously by the sailors.Photo supplied by Larry KmiecikA lot of great volleyball action tookplace on Friday afternoon, whilewaiting for wind that didn’t come.Parents took that time to get reacquaintedwith friends from otherlakes! The final volleyball game, heldat <strong>Lake</strong> Lawn Resort that night duringthe Pirates of the Caribbean party, waswon by LaBelle. Congratulations tothem! Dave Becker did anoutstanding job of organizing andrefereeing the tournament; our hats areoff to you, Dave!Saturday arrived with overcast skiesand again, little wind. Both fleetsmanaged to get a race in, but it was acontinued on page 6452. B-323 Charlie Davenport / Erik Zettlemoyer 34-29-56-54-49-56 22253. N-113 Jack McVey /Irene Hougaard 51-38-50-46-37-51 22254. J-4 Michael Swanson/Olivia Hoopman 42-49-52-38-49-49 22755. V-722 Molly Ziegler / Becky Biwer 60-53-39-52-49-34 22756. V-500 Annie Sprinkman/Maddie Schroeder 46-56-44-58-40-41 22757. M-24 Nicholas Baumgard / Will Crandall 33-64-54-61-36-56 24058. A-28 Lydia & Sam Garlie 59-36-60-50-49-56 25059. J-55 Sam & Jack Goudreau 49-59-61-63-49-40 25860. V-48 Nolan McMormick / Routes 58-58-42-53-49-64 26061. D-50 Zachary Wilder / Nick Noglows 47-64-59-59-49-56 27062. Z-1 Anne Tesar / Lea Biebesheimer 62-61-58-57-49-56 28163. N-427 Austen Ballmann / Andrew Pla 61-60-62-60-49-56 286The LaBelle volleyballteam proudly took homethe championship after ahard-fought tournament.Photo supplied byLarry Kmiecik.The following perpetual trophies were awarded to the Junior Fleet:Dr. and Mrs. C.Y. Wiswell Trophy – Ist Overall ... I-49 ......... Davis PorterCharles Maier Trophy – Top Female .................M-67 .....Addy FergusonHaeger-Hodgson Trophy – Top Skipper 13 or underM-67 . Addy FergusonCedar <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 1 st RaceW-66............Eddie CoxWicks Trophy – Winner 2 nd Race........................ I-90 ...... Charlie Morris<strong>Lake</strong> Geneva Yacht Club Trophy– Winner 3 rd RaceI-49 ......... Davis PorterErnst C. Schmidt Trophy– Winner 4 th Race ......... I-49 ......... Davis PorterLac LaBelle Yacht Club Trophy - – Winner 5 th RaceI-90 ..... Charlie MorrisThe Schneider Trophie - Winner of the sixth race W-66 ............Eddie Cox


PAGE 64SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>struggle for the Juniors! For them, adifficult course in a tight section of thelake proved a challenge. AddieFerguson and Hayley Jewett, on M-67,seemed to have the race in hand untilthe wind evaporated on that side of thecourse! W-66, the dynamic duo ofEddie Cox and Cole Lee from WhiteBear, took that race. The E-3, sailed byNatalie and Morgan hung on for asecond place finish. Bridget MurphyandVictoria Pavlic, E-17, finished on ahigh note with a third.The Junior Champion was Davis Porterand Joe Rolander, sailing an extremelyconsistent series. They nipped AddieFerguson and Hayley Jewett by justfour points. Natalie Kay and MorganNapgezek finished a srong third.Eddie Cox and Cole Lee and Nicholasand Madeline Clemence rounded outthe top five.Over in the Senior Fleet, the first 4races Thursday were each won bydifferent lakes. The home laketeam of Michael Lee and brotherMitchell, sailing under I-92, tookRace 1 solidly. Will Haeger andOlivia Healy, B-12, were a strongsecond. Robbie and Annie Johnsonworked hard to finish third.Ben Otten and Zack Mommearts,OO-24, had the thrill of a lifetime,taking on the best and winning.Ryan Grosch and Alex Stuckartsailed fast to a second place.Robbie and Annie Johnson stayedconsistent with another 3.Pl. Sail# Skipper/Crew Races Score1. K-505 Chris & Greta Banholzer 4-5-6-1-11-5 212. I-92 Michael & Mitchell Lee 1-13-5-4-17-9 323. N-74 Ryan Grosch/Alex Stuckart 6-2-13-3-12-21 364. OO-12 Robbie & Annie Johnson 3-3-9-23-19-4 385. OO-11 Stephen Johnson/Trevor Trepton 14-10-2-27-2-14 426. V-227 Cody Ziegler/Jordan Fritz 7-16-29-12-4-3 427. M-44 Robbie Allen/Johnny Ferguson 8-18-3-35-8-6 438. M-27 Harrison Burton/Ben Garber 10-11-19-34-3-1 449. B-16 George & Charlie Kutschenreuter 24-12-1-13-1-18 4510. B-12 William Haeger/Olivia Healy 2-14-16-2-16-11 4511. OO-24 Ben Otten/Zack Mommearts 19-1-8-5-18-17 4912. I-59 Harris Buddig/Rj Porter 5-17-17-9-9-12 5213. V-711 Chance Dries/Taelor Ellenbecker 23-8-7-17-20-2 5414. D-7 Jessica Luttrell/Clancy Nelson 15-21-11-28-7-8 62continued on page 65


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 65Race 3 was taken by George andCharlie Kutschenreuter, sailing B-16.Steven Johnson and Trever Trepton,OO-11, put it in gear for a second.Past Junior champion Robbie Allenand Johnny Ferguson, M-44, foundthe speed to finish third.15. A-22 Kaitlyn Sacotte/Stephanie.Leftwich16-23-4-15-6-22 6316. V-26 Kelly Roy/Lauren Galante 12-4-26-11-14-31 6717. V-50 Drake & Charlie Sprinkman 11-6-12-22-22-23 73Finishing out the day with a win inRace 4 was Critter and GretaBanholzer on K-505. He trackeddown Will Haeger and Olivia Heal,who settled for a two spot. RyanGrosch and Alex Stuckhart continuedtheir consistent ways to tally a three.X friendships last a lifetime. Danny Tighe (Pine), Moose Egan (Cedar) andDrake Sprinkman, Pewaukee enjoy the day. Photo supplied by Candace Porter18. N-823 John Putze/Jack Behrend 21-24-10-18-10-16 7519. A-8 Patrick Egan/Alie Rusher 13-7-15-19-23-40 7720. V-7 Allison Gutenkunst/Ellethomas 20-9-22-21-28-7 7921. B-88 Tommy Hiller/Gregory Westin 9-20-21-33-5-33 88Will Haeger, B-12, had a great day, postingtwo dueces. Photo supplied byCandace PorterThe lone race of the day in theSenior Fleet on Friday was wonby B-16 and the Kutschenreutergents. Second place honors wentto Steven Johnson and TrevorTrepton. Harrison Burton and BenGarber, M-27, sailed really fast inthird.<strong>Lake</strong> Lawn Resort was the placeto be on Friday night for thePirates of the Caribbeanextravaganza. Over 500 peopleenjoyed fabulous weather; ayummy dinner; the volleyballfinals; miniature golf; bean bagtoss games; and a great 1-manband. How special it was for somany parents and sailorscontinued on page 66


PAGE 66SCOW SLANTSFALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong>to wander the grounds making newfriends and catching up with old ones.Pewaukee families really got in thespirit of things with eye patches andpirate scarves.The Seniors were very efficient, gettinga race in quickly. Perhaps they wereespecially motivated to get out of thewater first! Harrison Burton and BenGarber, on M-27, had a great race,taking that win. Chance Dries andTaelor Ellenbecker, V-711, went out instyle, taking a second. He was closelyfollowed by teamates Cody Ziegler andJordan Fritz, who quietly sailed afabulous regatta.Racing was really tight in the Senior Fleet.Photo supplied by Candace PorterPl. Sail# Skipper/Crew Races Score22. V-133 Mark Deguire/Joe Feichtmeier 38-22-32-7-25-15 10123. E-66 Shannon Smith/Evan Sandefur 17-33-20-6-30-47 10624. E-18 Rob & Teresa Pakalski 29-25-31-10-47-19 11425. X-16 Michael Wheeler/Theodore Rolfs 22-38-24-14-21-42 11926. OO-1 Kyle Stack/Jack Kasbohm 26-15-33-32-27-20 12027. M-33 Spencer Chute / T$/Grant Dressen 30-30-52-26-24-13 12328. OO-44 Katrina Debbink/Cari Goralski 18-37-37-30-13-30 12829. Z-7 Drake Lundeen/Harrison Southwick 28-27-34-40-37-10 13630. I-91 Bonamico & Aiden Jacobs 25-26-48-8-42-36 13731. NO-1 Alina Dix/Hadley Steger 27-28-25-29-31-35 14032. A-56 Jack Studer/Anna/Genthe 31-19-27-31-49-38 14633. V-43 Nathan Heppe/Jenna Kaerek 32-31-18-25-41-41 14734. I-39 Ellen & Leslie Poole 34-41-28-24-33-28 14735. M-17 Paul Connolly/Teddy Ankeny 40-29-14-39-34-32 14836. E-6 Megan Smith/Michael Thompson 33-40-23-45-35-25 156Harrison Burton with Ben Garber(Minnetonka) won race 7 of the ILYAChamps. This year the Bilge Pullersdonated twin trophies for races 7 inrecognition of the dedication to theILYA from Snake and Snuff (shownwith wife “Lefty” Lavern) Schneider.The Schneider twins served the ILYAfor well over 50 years in racecommittee work for all fleets. Theirservice to the X fleet was their truelove. Son Mike and daughter SueSweitzer along with spouses andchildren and the Sweitzer parents werepresent to share in the presentation ofcontinued on page 67


FALL/WINTER 20<strong>07</strong> SCOW SLANTS PAGE 67the new awards. Eddie Cox (W-66)with Cole Lee won the Snake andSnuff Trophies in the junior X fleet.Critter and Greta Banholzer werecrowned the deserving champions.Michael and Mitchell Lee sailed sowell in second, as did Ryan Groschin third. Robbie and Annie Johnsonsailed a fabulous regatta to finishfourth overall. Steven Johnson wasproud to take home fifth.The top female skipper in the SeniorFleet honor went to Jessica Luttrellon D-7. Jessica and her crew,Clancy Nelson, sailed a consistentregatta! Especially touching to seewas the standing ovation that Critterand Greta Banholzer got for winningthe Senior Fleet. Michael Leecontinues to make his sailing talentknown to everyone, also. Michaelhas consistently moved up over thelast 3 years, placing 5 th in the JuniorFleet at Pewaukee in 2005; placing2 nd in the Junior Fleet at Minnetonkain 2006; and placing 2 nd in theSenior Fleet at Delavan in 20<strong>07</strong>.DLYC served between 325-400lunches all 3 days; enjoyed thecompany of 512 people for thePirate party; served a first nightdinner with productive meetings forall on Wednesday night; and most o<strong>fall</strong>, enjoyed the opportunity to hostthis very special regatta for ouryouth sailors. Planning began 1 yearin advance, and the regattacommittee was grateful for thepatience exhibited by most of thesailors and parents. Every event canbe improved upon, but we do hopethat the regatta was a pleasant andfun experience for the sailors, mostof all.37. N-416 Josh Lorenc/Alex Caffentzis 35-44-30-16-43-39 16338. N-44 Michaela & Gabrielle Marx 36-36-42-36-36-29 17339. W-4 Erik & Kristina Brust 43-39-39-20-39-37 17440. X-9 Garrett Pranke/Conor O’Malley 44-42-40-38-32-24 17641. V-36 Megan & Maddie O’Malley 41-32-35-43-26-53 17742. N-56 John & Tom Hougard 48-49-46-46-15-43 19843. E-151 Cailey & Sam Petelinsek 45-46-38-42-29-46 20044. I-26 Gavin Jacobs/Matthew Bunsness 42-43-43-41-40-34 20045. V-115 Catherine Haines/Kristen Saragnese 37-35-47-37-44-48 20046. D-45 Clair Compall/Caleb Dauce 49-48-41-48-38-26 20147. J-5 Kate Wyman/Jack Sitter 39-63-45-49-45-27 20548. FD-20 Paige Whealon/Abi Shippee 47-34-36-47-48-45 20949. X-23 Katherine Tighe/Maisie Rosenheimer 46-47-44-44-46-44 22450. E-35 Mika Franceschi/Andrew Borden 50-45-49-50-50-50 24451. D-84 Jessica Noglows/Sarah Gross 51-50-50-51-51-49 251The following perpetual trophies were presented to the Senior Fleet:<strong>Inland</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Yachting</strong> Club Championship Trophy K-505 Chris BanholzerArthur C. Stamm Memorial Trophy - Second Overall I-92 Michael LeeMargaret Wahburn Hunt Trophy –Top Female Skipper D-7 Jessica LuttrellCedar <strong>Lake</strong> Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 1 st Race I-92 Michael LeeCalhoun Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 2 nd Race OO-24 Ben OttenMinnetonka Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 3 rd Race B-16 George Kutschenreuter<strong>Lake</strong> Geneva Yacht Club Trophy – Winner 4 th Race K-505 Chris BanholzerOscar Mayer Mendota Trophy – Winner 5 th Race B-16 George KutschenreuterSchneider Trophy - Winner of 6th Race M-27 Harrison Burton

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