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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.

2016 Hobie 16 & Hobie 18 North American Championships © Rich McVeigh
2016 Hobie 16 & Hobie 18 North American Championships © Rich McVeigh



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.

2016 Hobie 16 & Hobie 18 North American Championships © Rich McVeigh
2016 Hobie 16 & Hobie 18 North American Championships © Rich McVeigh



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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