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2016 Hobie 16 and Hobie 18 North American Championships - Day 3

by Rich McVeigh on 13 Oct 2016
2016 Hobie 16 and Hobie 18 North American Championships Duane Darling
Day 3 of the 2016 Hobie 16 and Hobie 18 North American Championships light winds. Racing started promptly at 11:00 AM in seven knots of wind.

The Hobie 16 class continues with general recalls as the theme and eventually gets started under U flag. The light air shuffled the standings some and the light air specialists had their day. Current was a factor today as well. Only one race was completed in the morning before sailors were sent to the beach under postponement. Late in the afternoon a second race was attempted but had to be abandoned when the wind completed died.



In the Hobie 16 class Francisco Figueroa and Jolliam Berrios (PUR) lead followed by Tom Korzeniewski and Karen Grisko (USA). The Hobie 18 class leaders are Ken Marshack/Valerie Pioszak (USA) followed by Jim and Barbie Doty (USA). Racing continues through Friday.



Results:

Hobie 16 - Series Standing - Six races scored

Pos, Sail, Skipper, Results, Total Points
1. PUR 340, Francisco Figueroa/Jolliam Berrios, 12-1-2-1-1-[25]- ; 17
2. 20474, Tom Korzeniewski/Karen Grisko, 3-6-6-2-[7]-4- ; 21
3. 114728, Jeffrey Newsome/Michelle Eatough, 4-3-4-[8]-3-8- ; 22
4. 104641, Daniel Borg/Liana Giovando, 8-[44/OCS]-1-4-6-14- ; 33
5. 108000, Patrick Porter/Darcy Porter, 1-[18]-12-9-14-3- ; 39
6. 67, Ken Hilk/Sarah Kraft, 6-4-[17]-6-15-9- ; 40
7. 114396, Nicolas Liebel/Laurence Liebel, 13-8-7-5-[21]-13- ; 46
8. 114238, Rich McVeigh/Carol McVeigh, 14-2-3-12-16-[22]- ; 47T
9. 11, Herb James/Marie Donigan, 9-16-11-7-4-[23]- ; 47T
10. 114535, Mike Montague/Kathy Ward, [17]-12-13-3-13-7- ; 48
11. 113702, Steve Leo/Jan Leo, 10-9-8-23-[24]-5- ; 55
12. 114705, Blair Wallace/Sasha Wallace, [18]-13-10-18-5-11- ; 57
13. 113562, Bill Hardesty/Mandi Hardesty, 19-[32]-9-17-2-12- ; 59
14. 114610, Jim Sajdak/Teri McKenna, 21-11-5-13-10-[32]- ; 60
15. 114104, Peter Nelson/Laura Sullivan, 7-7-44/DNE-[14]-11-1- ; 70
16. 110430, John Hoag/Jennifer Hoag, 2-19-20-[44/DSQ]-12-19- ; 72T
17. 114571, David Sparkuhl/Sandra Tartaglino, 11-5-23-16-[44/OCS]-17- ; 72T
18. 123559, Tony Krauss/Debra Mancini, 5-[30]-16-11-27-15- ; 74
19. 114729, John Williams/Jacques Bernier, [36]-10-14-21-31-2- ; 78
20. 111680, Rex Miller/Lydia Brown, [27]-24-19-10-17-10- ; 80
21. 110074, Paul Carter/Josh Markovich, [32]-20-15-15-30-6- ; 86
22. 2016, Jeff Perlmutter/Susan Stockdale, 26-21-21-20-8-[30]- ; 96T
23. 92, Dan DeLave/Eileen Haubl, 23-17-22-[25]-18-16- ; 96T
24. 111906, Daniel Jarrett/Reye Wilson, 20-25-[26]-24-9-24- ; 102
25. 112226, Van Parseghian/Shawn Bates, 33-15-18-22-22-[36]- ; 110
26. 11444, Susan Korzeniewski/Glenn Holmes, 22-14-[35]-26-26-29- ; 117T
27. 114414, Quinn DeAngelis/Rachel DeAngelis, 15-26-[30]-30-20-26- ; 117T
28. 114583, Roger Brown/Ann Sullivan, 24-[28]-25-28-23-20- ; 120
29. 113828, J Rosenbach/Jessie Markovich, 28-23-24-19-32-[34]- ; 126
30. 114771, Christina Bradshaw/Ruth Branscombe, 30-22-27-29-25-[35]- ; 133
31. 114779, Mark Ashburn/Makaela Wallace, [31]-29-28-27-28-27- ; 139
32. 110209, Robbin Mocarski/Bill Whalen, 25-[40]-37-36-29-18- ; 145
33. 111826, Roger Taha/Christopher ONeil, [34]-33-31-33-19-31- ; 147
34. 114551W, Joel Hutchings/Joyce Hutchings, 29-[37]-32-32-34-21- ; 148
35. 114551G, Alan Jones/Kailey Jones, 16-36-[44/DNC]-30/RDG-30/RDG-38- ; 150
36. 102676, Michelle Rathkamp/David Cerdas, 39-27-29-31-33-[44/UFD]- ; 159
37. 66, Roger Hensler/Patti Hensler, 35-31-33-[44/DNF]-35-28- ; 162
38. 112224, Chris Dunn/Ginny Dunn, [42]-35-34-34-36-37- ; 176
39. 13651, Joe Markee/Erin Markee, 38-34-38-35-37-[44/UFD]- ; 182
40. 108111, William Groesz/Jeannie Groesz, 37-39-[44/DNS]-39-38-33- ; 186
41. 110451, Robert West/Dave Fisher, 40-38-36-37-39-[44/UFD]- ; 190
42. 02799, Jim Stohlquist/Emma Richards, 43-41-39-38-40-[44/DNS]- ; 201
43. 114066, Todd Morrill/Alex Williamson, 41-42-[44/DNF]-44/DNC-44/DNC-39- ; 210

Hobie 18 - Series Standing - Six races scored

Pos, Sail, Skipper, Results, Total Points
1. 16996, Ken Marshak/Valerie Pioszak, 1-1-1-1-1-[5]- ; 5
2. 17060, Jim Doty Jr/Barbie Doty, 3-2-2-2-3-[6]- ; 12
3. 16918, Rex Mitchell/Andrea Carvallo, 6-4-[7]-4-5-3- ; 22
4. 16735, Martin Hollinworth/Jez Bull, [10]-3-4-3-7-9- ; 26
5. 3456, Brian Heffernan/Heather Heffernan, 2-5-5-[16/DNF]-16/DNC-1- ; 29
6. 17102, Scott Erwin/Kathy Erwin, 9-8-3-6-[11]-4- ; 30
7. 16942, Stephen Cooley/Terri Reuwsaat, 4-10-10-[16/DNF]-6-2- ; 32
8. 17081, Tom Sinnickson/Alexandra LIGUORI, [12]-6-6-5-4-12- ; 33
9. 1800, Steve Murray/Dray Murray, 7-7-8-7-[10]-7- ; 36
10. 16928, Gillian Thomson/Zoe Roberts, [14]-11-9-7/RDG-2-8- ; 37
11. 17104, Alan Monson/Barbara Perlmutter, 8-9-[11]-8-8-11- ; 44
12. 17020, Shaun Roberts/Alex Roberts, 5-13-12-9-9-[14]- ; 48
13. 6640, Kurt Larson/Nathalie Criou, 11-12-[14]-10-13-13- ; 59
14. 15925, John Eger/John Knipp, 13-14-[15]-12-14-10- ; 63
15. 17074, David Myers/Jeff Maul, [15]-15-13-11-12-15- ; 66

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