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Sss Three Bridge Fiasco (Tbf) Race Entries SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - SINGLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 1-Multihull KATIE KATSIUDZINSKI, JOE SEAWIND 1000 CATAMARAN 1071 162 2006 PUPPETEERDAVIS, THOMAS CORSAIR F24 MK II 284 69 2006 2 total, 1-Multihull CLASS 2-PHRF 99 & Under AROWANARILEY, LARRY DIVA 39 8 87 2006 LANIKAICALDWELL, GARRETT C&C 44 25091 75 2005 LARRIKINTAYLOR, STUART J/105 337 78 2006 RAZZBERRIESNESBIT, BRUCE OLSON 34 97479 99 2005 TIGER BEETLEMACFARLANE, ROB N/M 45 77985 42 2006 5 total, 2-PHRF 99 & Under Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 1 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - SINGLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 3-PHRF 100-160 ALCHEMYKITTERMAN, JOSEPH OLSON 25 18252 159 2005 ANIMAL CRACKERSLYMBERG, JOHN OLSON 25 87863 159 2005 ERGOMERRICK, WILLIAM ERICSON 35 MII 97050 156 2005 FIREFLYCASE, CHRIS DEHLER 34 174 129 2005 RAGTIME!JOHNSTON, BOB J /92 18 102 2005 SAIL A VIEMacFARLANE, PHIL ERICSON 35 MK II 184 150 2005 SHARK ON BLUEGRASSMEISSNER, FALK OLSON 25 18201 159 2005 7 total, 3-PHRF 100-160 CLASS 4-PHRF 161 & Over EGRETBOUSSIE, TOM TARTAN 30 445 183 2005 EMERALDJONES, PETER YANKEE 30 37894 174 2005 EYRIEPETROKA, SYNTHIA HAWKFARM 6100 165 2005 SHTP ENTRY COMING FIGADEWANE, TERRENCE J/24 1878 168 2006 GALAXSEAWILLEY, DANIEL NAUTICAT 44 28743 180 2005 SAILFISHPARSONS, LEE MERIT 25 28887 168 2006 TRAVIESOALVAREZ, DANIEL ERICSON 30+ 561 171 2005 7 total, 4-PHRF 161 & Over Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 2 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - SINGLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 5-Non-Spinnaker CAPE FAREWELLCARNALL, MIKE WESTSAIL 32 38408 225 2006 HORIZONWHITE, WILLIAM (BILL) ISLANDER 28 6375 207 2006 KRISSYCOOPER, ALLEN ERICKSON 35-3 195 132 2005 LIBATIONS TOOROLLINS, RICHARD PERSON 323 349 189 2006 SIRIUSTYNG, MICHAEL C&C 37 28127 114 2006 SOBRANTEDESCALSO, PAUL CATALINA 320 850 156 2006 SVENSKAMINNING, FRED PETERSON 34 18686 123 2006 TAINGIELATWOOD, MEL NEWPORT 28 II 18393 195 2006 TIZNALUNA, GEORGE MORGAN 24 195 240 2005 9 total, 5-Non-Spinnaker CLASS Sportboat CRAZY RHYTHMSIMPSON, JOHN SANTA CRUZ 27 18771 141 2006 CURMUDGEONLEVY, ANDRE EXPRESS 27 18436 129 2005 HURRICANEGERMAIN, AL MOORE 24 77776 150 2005 IDAOWENS, SCOTT HOLDER 20 28139 192 2005 MIRAGECOBB, TERRY EXPRESS 27 8477 129 2005 SLEEPING DRAGONHALMAN, MARK HOBIE 33 69232 84 2005 STARBUCKNELSEN, GREG BLACKSOO MOD 8666 135 2005 7 total, Sportboat Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 3 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - SINGLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS WylieCATS 30 ONLY UNOWONNER, STEVE WYLIECAT 30 2 135 2005 1 total, WylieCATS 30 ONLY Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 4 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 1-Multihull ADRENALINEERKELENS, BILL D - CLASS CAT 44 -84 2006 BAD BOYHELMS, GARY CORSAIR F28 2 30 2006 BASTETWIEGMAN, KIT HOBIE 20 512 -18 2006 NEED CERT BUSTER3SCHIMPF, ERNIE F 25C 6 -6 2004 NEED 05 OR BETTER CERT CHAT DE MERBRODEUR, LEO FP BALIZE 43 40 135 2006 LIL BEARAUSTIN, DAVID CORSAIR 31R-1D 252 -3 2005 MOOD INDIGOKERBAVAZ, RICH GEMINI 105 715 177 2006 ORIGAMISTEIN, ROSS CORSAIR F-24 357 69 2006 PAPILLONSCOTT, ANDREW F 27 277 51 2006 SALLY LIGHTFOOTMARTSON, PAUL CORSAIR 31 27051 9 2006 THREE SIGMAHARVEY, CHRISTOPHER F-27 28557 45 2006 TWO SIGMAKALININ, VLADIMIR SEAWIND 24 347 135 2006 WINGITWELLS, RAY F/27 74 51 2006 13 total, 1-Multihull Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 5 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 2-PHRF 99 & Under AUSPICECOGGAN, JAMES SCHUMACHER 40 42941 75 2005 BEAR BOATKOENIG, PAUL JEANNEAU 38403 96 2006 DOKEMCKELVY, DORIAN SWAN 44 MKII 28518 72 2005 EURYDICE IIBIERY, GEORGE ROSS 930 79747 84 2006 FAYAWAYKEECH, TED SIGMA 41 87298 87 2005 ISISBUSCH, BRENDAN SANTA CRUZ 52 0 -12 NEED CERT MARISHANNAFREEMAN, JOHN WYLIE 39 87197 75 200 NEED CERT MARRAKESHPEREZ, CRAIG EXPRESS 34 3 99 2005 OZONEBAUER, CARL OLSON 34 28134 99 2006 PEGASUSSYKES, MARC J/35 28390 72 2006 PRINCESSMUNRO, BRUCE SABRE 40-2 28876 75 2006 PUNK DOLPHINLIVINGSTON, JONATHAN WYLIE 39 18481 72 2005 QUIVERMCCORD, JEFF MAREK 36 28669 48 2005 SHAMROCKCONNELLY, JIM C&C 41 69473 75 2005 TIMBER WOLFHODGES, DAVID FARR 38 67519 84 2006 TIVOLIBENTSEN, JUDY BENETEAU 46612 69 2005 TUPELO HONEYSHERIDAN, GERARD ELAN 40 28908 66 2005 TWISTBRUCK, TIMO J 120 28442 48 2005 WILLOWBRAID, BOB CENTURION 40S 38300 75 2006 Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 6 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP YUCCAEASOM, HANK 8 METRE 8526 90 2005 20 total, 2-PHRF 99 & Under Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 7 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 3-PHRF 100-160 AGENT SMITHGREGORY, JIM ETCHELLS 1242 120 NEED 05 OR BETTER CERT ARDEABOISSIER, JIM TARTON 37 281 129 2006 AT EASECHRISTLE, JEFF SANTANA 35 59911 114 2005 AZUREPIMENTEL, RODNEY CAL 40 72 114 2005 BAD PUDDY CATSIDDENS, MATT C&C 37 31536 108 2006 BLACK SHEEPCAVANAUGH, SEAN BENETEAU 25 88 120 2006 BLUE NOTECANHAM, RENE CAL 3-30 6533 159 2005 BOSPORUS IIWALLACE, RICK COLUMBIA 36 97145 159 2006 BREAKOUTHIXSON, STEVE SANTANA 35 18679 114 2004 NEED CERT 05 OR BETTER CARMELITALEWIS, CHRISTIAN CATALINA 42 131 102 2006 COAST STARLIGHT LTDENGLISH, JOHN DAY MORGAN 382 8238 156 2005 DONA MIA IIISARGENT, VAN CATALINA 34 883 150 2006 FREYABEAN, GEORGE CATALINA 34 1476 147 2006 FRIDAY HARBORRADKE, RYLE BENETEAU 323 28580 141 2006 HAMBURGER HAUSJENSEN, JENS OLSON 25 28258 159 2005 HARPMANNIX, MIKE CATALINA 38 18003 117 2005 HOOLIGANMARTIN, ALICE WESTSAIL 11.8 18157 138 2005 KELIKAWEAVER, MICHAEL HUNTER 33.5 28815 144 2005 LEILANICAPELL, JAY CAL 40 125 114 2006 Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 8 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP PERSEVERANCEBERMAN, JEFFREY CATALINA 36 II 28706 144 2005 RANGERPARTRIDGE, WILSON CAL 40 7801 114 2006 RED SKYBOSCHMA, BRIAN OLSON 34 28340 105 2006 SHAMANWATERLOO, STEVE CAL 40 5166 114 2005 SHENANIGANSFIORITO, DAVID C&C 36 28167 129 2005 SPIRIT OF ELVISLANIER, LEWIS SANTANA 35 67630 114 2005 VALHALLAROTHE, JOSHUA BENETEAU F 38 18308 102 2005 VIVACENELSON, LARRY OLSON 25 18336 159 2005 VOYAGERHOCKING, STEVE BENETEAU 345 38345 132 2006 28 total, 3-PHRF 100-160 Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 9 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 4-PHRF 161 & Over AUGGIETAYLOR, SALLY SANTANA 22 476 234 2006 BLACK FEATHERSCRAWFORD, ROBERT CAL 20 14 267 2006 CHESAPEAKEFAIR, JAMES MERIT 25 18245 168 2006 CRINANBLOOD, DON C&C 30 18098 177 2005 CRIOSAIDHROHDE, GREG CATALINA 22 4640 270 2006 DIRE STRAIGHTSBAYLES, STEVE J 24 8264 168 2005 DUMBOTORRISI, DAVE CATALINA 22 4330 270 2005 EL GAVILANNASH, CHRIS HAWKFARM 6116 162 2005 ELAINEBRODERICK, PATRICK SANTANA 22 38000 234 2006 EMILYCRAMER, ALLEN SANTANA 22 67645 234 2005 FLYING CLOUDBAKER, BRUCE RANGER 23 28525 210 2005 KRISTINAGRAINGER, BRIAN RANGER 26 269 198 2005 LATIN LASSCHAPMAN, BILL CATALINA 27 6090 204 2005 LELO TOOCARLES, EMILE TARTAN 30 16354 180 2005 PAPPYHAYNES, DANIEL WILDERNESS 21 105 222 2005 QUICKSILVERSTAFFORD, JERRY CATALINA 30 28045 189 SAGITTAGEORGE, WALTER ISLANDER 28 6332 201 2005 SEA WITCHBOYNTON, ROBERT YANKEE 30 8855 183 2006 SERENACALVERT, NEIL CAL 29 6624 180 2005 Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 10 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP SLIPAWAYOPHEIM, DAVID ODAY 27 445 204 2006 SLOW CURVEATKINSON, RICHARD HUNTER 306 41 207 2005 SPINDRIFTERSKABO, PAUL TARTAN 30 77658 180 2005 STRIKE SLIPCAMERON, BRAD MERIT 25 28071 168 2006 SUNSET WOMANKRUK, LOUIS HUNTER 31 705 165 2006 SYNERGIZERRILEY, JOHN ERICSON 28 28091 183 2005 TRICAPSWILSON, WARREN RANGER 26 5850 198 2005 WUDA SHUDAPAGE, CRAIG SOVEREL 26 20354 171 2005 WUVULUNEW, JOHN ISLANDER BAHAMA 30 61 180 2005 YACHYD DAGILL, JACK NEWPORT 30 II 6874 174 2005 29 total, 4-PHRF 161 & Over Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 11 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS 5-Non-Spinnaker AFTER MATHHORN, DICK CUSTOM 28399 111 2006 ALLONS-YHARTINGER, ART RANGER 26 5828 204 2006 ATHENA PYREUSDOOLITTLE, BEN CATALINA 34 38034 156 2005 CHAI D.M.SWERKES, VINCENT ERICSON 28565 186 2006 GAVILANLEWIS, BRIAN WYLIE 39 CUSTOM 28439 81 2006 GREEN ONIONSTUMA, JOHN ALERION EXPRESS 28 28493 159 2005 MACUSHLALEARY, BRIAN BRISTOL 35.5 32 150 2006 MOUETTEWATT, LAURA TRIPP 30 15 225 2005 NOW AND ZENBOURQUE, TONY NEWPORT 30 P11 6883 177 2006 PAINKILLERALLEN, RICK CATALINA 34 746 162 2006 PRELUDEWESSEL, ROBERT COLUMBIA CHALLENGER 4788 261 2005 QISAACSON, GLENN SCHUMAKER 40 CUST 28901 54 2005 TACKFULLAWLER, FRANK SANTANA 22 581 240 2005 TRUE NORTHDUNNAVANT, JEFF BALTIC 42 DP 18127 72 2005 WESTERLYWILSON, STEVE WESTSAIL 39 11.8 135 2006 15 total, 5-Non-Spinnaker Friday, January 27, 2006 12:38:38 PM Page 12 of 20 SSS THREE BRIDGE FIASCO (TBF) RACE ENTRIES DIVISION - DOUBLEHANDED BOAT NAMENAME BOAT TYPE SAIL# PHRF CERT FOLLOW-UP CLASS Antrim 27 ALWAYS FRIDAYLIEBENBERG, JOHN ANTRIM 27 28454 75 2005 ARCH ANGELANTRIM, JIM ANTRIM 27 3 75 2005 CASCADERIENHART, STEVE ANTRIM 27 13 75 2006 MAXWADE, BRYAN ANTRIM 27 25 75 2006 4 total, Antrim 27 CLASS Exp 27 ARCHIMEDESBALDERRAMA, JOE EXPRESS 27 18355 129 2005 DESPERADOBRUZZONE, MICHAEL EXPRESS 27 77539 129 2005 DIANNEKATZMAN, STEVE EXPRESS 27 0 129 2005 EL RATONLOTTO, RAY EXPRESS 27 28050 129 2005 KOLIBRIIPAVIC, TIBOR EXPRESS 27 28859 129 2005 MOTORCYCLE IRENEPAXTON, WILL EXPRESS 27 28137 129 2006 OPA'HINTZ, TOM EXPRESS 27 18070 129 2005 PEACHESRIVLIN, JOHN EXPRESS 27 18364 129 2005 TRUE GRITSMONTGOMERY, JAY EXPRESS 27 29 129 2005 WETSUKRASNER, PHIL EXPRESS 27 70 129 2005 WILE E.
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