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Jud Smith wins North American Etchells

by Tom Kenney on 24 Sep 2006
Jud Smith wins his third North American title in a row Fran Grenon Spectrum Photos
Reigning North American Etchells Champion Jud Smith has served notice that he will be a major force at the upcoming Audi Etchells Worlds in Fremantle, with a heavy weather win at the 2006 North American Championship.

Buzzards Bay! A South wind blowing' 20-25 with gust to 35 set the stage for the final day of racing in a series that was still up for grabs. Add in some rain and a six foot chop, and you had a very exciting and challenging day indeed.

As a precaution, the racing started early, at 9:30 AM, and the racing circle was moved to a more sheltered area off New Bedford's Ft. Taber. Despite these efforts, by the end of the day 12 boats experienced equipment failures. 'We had to have some boats towed in, but more importantly, there were no injuries', said Roy Tangen, the event Chairperson.

Reigning Etchells North American Champion, Jud Smith made it three in a row with a 2nd and a 1st in the last two races of the 2006 Etchells North American Championship.

Jud's crew, Henry Frazer and Mike Craig were also part of the 2005 North American Championship team. Jud will be competing in the 2006 Etchells World Championship to be held in Fremantle Australia this coming November.

South Dartmouth's Rob Hitchcock and crew were awarded the Corinthian Cup, donated by Pat Stadel, for the top finishing amateur skipper and crew. Rob finished an impressive sixth overall with his all New England team, (Ted Scott of South Dartmouth, Neal Fowler of Cape Cod and Nicole Jacques of Portland, ME.), sailing particularly well in the big wind today with a fourth and a third.

Canada’s Hank Lammens, Dirk Kneulman and Steve Girling finished second behind Jud, adding another outstanding New England performance to their first place finishes in the New England Championship and the Atlantic Coast Championship.

Marvin Beckmann, New Zealander Cam Appleton and 2005 World Champion Bill Mauk performed consistently throughout the regatta and finished third, fourth and fifth respectively.

The call from the crowd during the awards ceremony encouraged the New Bedford Yacht Club to submit a bid for the 2010 Etchells World Championship.

'This was a great regatta with a wide range of wind and conditions that tested everybody's abilities', said Bunny Wayt, the Executive Secretary for Etchells International Class Association.

Etchells North Americans

Series Standing - 7 races scored

Information is provisional and subject to modification
Regatta results saved: Saturday, September 23, 2006 3:28:58 PM EDT

Division: Etchells (46 boats)

Pos Bow/Sail   Boat   Skipper      1         2         3         4         5         6         7      Total
 Points 
Pos
1   48/ 1348   Oriental Express   Smith, Jud   2   1   [13]   5   1   2   1   12.00   1
2   28/ 1328       Lammens, Hank   1   6   1   [22]   16   9   6   39.00   2
3   32/ 1232   Keep Sailing   Beckmann, Marvin   3   3   [17]   11   4   11   7   39.00   3
4   65/ 1265   Fresh Guidance 2   Appleton, Cameron   6   16   11   1   9   1   [47/DNF]   44.00   4
5   92/ 928   Rumb Line   Mauk, Bill   5   11   6   9   11   [12]   5   47.00   5
6   05/ 1105       Hitchcock, Rob   13   12   [24]   13   5   4   3   50.00   6
7   85/ 1285   Rossmoor   Golison, Bruce   11   23   [27]   4   15   3   2   58.00   7
8   18/ 1008       Goldfarb, Michael   [36]   22   2   17   8   5   10.8/RDG   64.80   8
9   15/ 1153   Junk Yard Dog   Bainton, Joseph   14   9   [39]   3   10   6   24   66.00   9
10   33/ 1223   Phoenix   Coyer, Chuck   16   19   [22]   10   6   8   8   67.00   10
11   50/ 1350   Gone Grey   Burton, Bruce   [27]   13   7   8   13   21   10   72.00   11
12   38/ 1238   Annie   Gilbert, Gary   9   2   8   [25]   14   24   17   74.00   12
13   12/ 1212   Carina   Nye, Jonathan   [26]   4   16   16   3   14   22   75.00   13
14   09/ 1309   Victoria   Cribb, Buddy   7   18   9   12   17   [31]   13   76.00   14
15   49/ 1248       Birch, William   24   17   3   14   [32]   10   11   79.00   15
16   60/ 1260   Mahi Mahi   Garland, Phil   29   5   [33]   21   2   7   16   80.00   16
17   77/ 877   Razzle Dazzle   Allen, Scott   4   14   12   [35]   30   17   12   89.00   17
18   69/ 1169   Wiki Wiki   Hughes, Tom   10   21   21   18   [33]   23   4   97.00   18
19   55/ 1055   Vice   Brooks, Paige   [40]   27   14   7   25   13   15   101.00   19
20   37/ 1137   La Tormenta   Bush, Shannon   17   8   [35]   20   21   18   23   107.00   20
21   11/ 1100       Keyworth, Tim   18   10   28   2   31   19   [47/DNF]   108.00   21
22   52/ 1252   TInker   Lacy, Alex   15   34   4   [47/DNF]   7   32   19   111.00   22
23   10/ 1310   Stingwray   Wray, Robert   22   15   18   27   24   15   [47/DNF]   121.00   23
24   08/ 1308   Fresh Guidance   Williams, Simon   [31]   30   20   6   29   30   9   124.00   24
25   07/ 1307   Peligrosa   Nehms, Jeff   20   24   38   [47/OCS]   19   22   14   137.00   25
26   63/ 1063   2TH' Max   Amendola, John   [33]   20   23   32   28   16   18   137.00   26
27   04/ 1304   Encore   Hertz, Ralph   35   36   19   23   [40]   25   21   159.00   27
28   96/ 1096   Moment   Shillenburg, Donald   43   39   15   26   12   26   [47/DNF]   161.00   28
29   84/ 1284       Poindexter, Chuck   12   32   36   30   23   28   [47/DNF]   161.00   29
30   53/ 1053   Slim   Gray, Allan   21   25   [40]   28   37   33   20   164.00   30
31   26/ 1126   NinKasi   Kaiser, Rick   38   29   5   39   34   20   [47/OCS]   165.00   31
32   13/ 1313   Triskaidekaphobia   Stadel, Patricia   41   31   10   34   38   35   [47/DNF]   189.00   32
33   21/ 1221   Riva   Edwards, Wade   37   7   30   [47/OCS]   22   47/DNF   47/DNS   190.00   33
34   97/ 797   Isabelle   Kringlen, Knut   39   28   [44]   36   26   40   25   194.00   34
35   14/ 149   Harpoon   Durant, Peter   30   41   37   15   27   45/40%   [47/DNF]   195.00   35
36   76/ 1076       Harrington, Raymond   8   43   29   31   39   [47/DNS]   47/DNS   197.00   36
37   20/ 1200   Tern   Coffey, John   28   40   46   41   18   29   [47/DNF]   202.00   37
38   42/ 1342   Orange Whip ?   Dawson, Thomas   45   26   42   19   36   37   [47/DNF]   205.00   38
39   57/ 575   Perezoso   Luckes, Mark   23   33   45   [47/OCS]   20   38   47/DNF   206.00   39
40   88/ 988   DESTINY   Beckwith, Sted   32   35   25   33   44   39   [47/DNF]   208.00   40
41   40/ 1040       Knowles, Simon   25   [47/DNF]   31   24   35   47/DNF   47/DNF   209.00   41
42   99/ 1299       Fulp, Jerry   34   38   34   29   41   34   [47/DNF]   210.00   42
43   24/ 1224       Winkelmann, Kurt   19   [47/DSQ]   26   47/OCS   43   47/DNS   47/DNF   229.00   43
44   98/ 1298   Cruel Jane   Hodkinson, Greg   42   42   32   40   45   36   [47/DNF]   237.00   44
45   75/ 75   VooDoo   Carpenter, Ralph   44   44   41   37   [47/DNS]   47/DNS   47/DNS   260.00   45
46   46/ 46       Ho, Eugene   [47/DNF]   37   43   47/ZFP,20%   42   47/DNS   47/DNS   263.00   46

Notes
- Scoring System is ISAF Low Point 2005-2008
- Finishes in [brackets] denote throwouts
- Time limit penalty is: DNF

Information is provisional and subject to modification



The 2006 Etchells North American Championship was hosted by the New Bedford Yacht Club and the Etchells Buzzards Bay Fleet 19. Sponsors include R&W Rope Warehouse of New Bedford, Doyle Sailmakers, Pusser's-Rum, Samuel Adams Brewery, the Martignetti Companies, Hall Spars, Annapolis Performance Sailing, Forespar, North Sails, New England Ropes and West Marine.
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