HHSA: Thursday's results

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File: HHSA 2025 ALL RACES

2025 All Races

Class: 2025 Season Races. PHRF (Time on distance)

7/24 #0W 3.7: Wind Speed 18: Direction SW

Start Time: Thursday, July 24, 2025 17:05:00: Distance 3.7

Pos

Boat

Skipper

PHRF Delta

Type

Finish Elapsed Corrected Score

1

JULIA LEE

BOWMAN,WOODY

389

-15 21' Catboat

18:00:54 00:55:54 00:32:50

11

2

TRINITY IV

McDONOUGH,DAVID

44

J 42

17:46:13 00:41:13 00:38:30

10

3

TAMU

WESCOTT,TOM

56

ALERION 28

17:47:25 00:42:25 00:38:58

9

4

EVENING STAR

GORDON,BRIAN

26

REDLINE 41

17:45:43 00:40:43 00:39:07

8

5

PENELOPE

FLAM,MO

50

ALERION X 28

17:48:26 00:43:26 00:40:21

7

6

TRUCKIN'

MELENY,ZANDER

-49

J70

17:42:57 00:37:57 00:40:58

6

7

MAITLAND

HAMMARLUND,KARENA

100

-60 B BAY 25

17:49:04 00:44:04 00:41:36

5

8

ARTFUL DODGER POWERS,MIKE

37

-15 TARTAN 3500

17:48:27 00:43:27 00:42:06

4

9

VHYC-GUEST

VHYC,GUEST

34

SONAR

17:49:19 00:44:19 00:42:13

3

10

SILHOUETTE

COLSON,BECK

13

ALERION 33

17:48:13 00:43:13 00:42:25

2

11

VHYC-PH

HOWELL,PETER

10

SONAR

17:48:59 00:43:59 00:43:22

1

Printed on 07/24/25 19:24:50    Scoring program: RaceSail (1.2.42)

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Pos

Boat

Skipper

PHRF Delta

Type

Finish Elapsed Corrected Score

Speed as VMG of winning boat: 4.0 knots

Race Officer: RGBecker

Printed on 07/24/25 19:24:50    Scoring program: RaceSail (1.2.42)

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Ahoy!

11 boats came out for the run around the triangle in 15-20 knots of wind from the SW.   The fleet made fast work of the affair and the boats crossed the finish line within 17 minutes and the ratings closed that gap to about 10 minutes.  Julia who we thought was stifled by the "3-wins-in-a-row" penalty, over came that handicap and won this one.  Artful Dodger is the second in the fleet to be penalized by that rule and suffered a hit this evening....though it seems there were other issues keeping him back.  Evening Star made his first race this evening with a fourth place.  

Sunday's forecast calls for a little less wind...hopefully enough to get out of the Harbor. 

See you there, 

Roger.