15 boats, 8 modified olympic races (6 Saturday, 2 Sunday)

Conditions Saturday - cloudy with 15 -22 knot northwest wind. Conditions Sunday- sunny with 5-12 knot northeasterly-north occilating breeze.

Standings after 8 races

7 pts- Stan and Peyton Hassinger
24 pts- Brent Creelman and Taylor
25 pts- Roger and Gini Mays
32 pts- John O'Connor and Bonnie Chang
55 pts- Patrick Moore and Erika Glander
57 pts- John Worcester and Marty Brown
62 pts- Bill Wiggins and Tommy Mercer
73 pts- Dave Gross and Courtney Whistler
75 pts- Geoff Handsfield and Billy Arrington
86 pts- Doug and Michell Shilladay
89 pts- Peter Crumley and Sarah Schoffler
95 pts- Tim Crowder and Hugh Smyth

"Club" fleet- (three boats with short sails used by the Mariners Museum to teach double handed dinghys were sailed by local teens with their own start and scoring)

This fleet sailed one race on Saturday and 2 on Sunday and the chase race on Sunday.

5 pts- Nicholas Zaradka and Virginia Wilkerson
6 pts- Isaac Nissen and Patrick O'Reilly
12 pts- David Springle and Rentz Wilkerson

Local fleet honors were decided by a "chase" race where the starts were handicapped using saturday's standings with 10 minutes between the first starters and the fastest sailors. The handicapped worked somewhat since 4 boats finished within a few seconds, but the last starters caught the fleet at the halfway point so the handicap was probably about 1/2 long enough.... this race was fun!

1- Stan and Peyton Hassinger
2- John O'connor and Bonnie Chang
3- Patrick Moore and Erika Glander
4- Roger and Gini Mays
5- Geoff Handsfield and Billy Arrington
6- Brent Creelman and Taylor
7- Doug and Michelle Shilladay
8- Peter Crumley and Sarah Schoffler
9- Nicholas Zaradka and Virginia Wilkerson
10- Isaac Nissen and Patrick O'Rielly