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PPYC Portsmouth Ratings by Owner PPYC Portsmouth Ratings by Owner--PPYC Members Non-Spinnaker Only Current PPYC Members are Listed 2/10/2016 ------------------------Adjusted Ratings------------------------ Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Co-Owner Non- WHC1 WHC2-3 WHC4 WHC5-9 Last Name Last Name Boat Type Adj. Spin. Class (1-4 MPH) (4.1-12 MPH) (12.1-18.9 MPH) (19+ MPH) Arena Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 Bartrom Beneteau 235 WK Yes NS 93.11 92.70 91.09 88.88 Beckman Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 Blue Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 Burk Catalina 27 Tall Rig (CAT27H) Yes NS 92.70 89.82 86.50 84.64 Chandler Mariner 19 (CB Ver.) Yes NS 108.15 106.19 102.31 99.99 Cooper Lovelace Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 Cooper O'Day 23 Yes NS 102.28 101.87 100.67 99.28 Deck Beneteau 235 WK Yes NS 93.11 92.70 91.09 88.88 Farris J/24 ODR Yes NS 85.80 84.36 82.01 78.78 Gallagher Catalina 34 Yes NS 87.86 86.73 83.64 82.32 Gatlin F28R (Non-Spin) Yes NS 69.83 68.60 66.10 61.91 Havens Catalina Capri 14.2 Yes NS 101.10 100.70 100.20 99.21 Johnson Ranger 22 (Non-Spin) Yes NS 95.79 95.17 93.33 91.20 Klich Capri 26 (Non-Spin) Yes NS 97.54 95.28 90.98 89.69 Lackey Com-Pac 16 Yes NS 111.96 110.73 107.41 105.85 Lewis Capri 18 Yes Yes NS 108.42 106.94 102.71 99.69 Lipsey Laguna Windrose 24 Yes Yes NS 108.00 106.53 102.51 100.50 Matlock O'Day 25 Yes NS 100.32 98.57 96.90 94.54 McCullough Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 Mitchell O'Day 222 Yes NS 102.90 102.07 99.25 97.29 Pack Capri 26 (Non-Spin) Yes NS 97.54 95.28 90.98 89.69 Painter Catalina 30 TM BS FK Yes NS 88.58 86.73 84.86 82.82 Pilcher Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 PPYC Catalina 22 SK ODR Yes NS 98.40 96.30 95.30 95.10 PPYC O'Day 23 Yes NS 102.28 101.87 100.67 99.28 PPYC S2 7.3 (Non-Spin) Yes NS 100.43 99.09 97.10 95.45 Robbins Ranger 22 (Non-Spin) Yes NS 95.79 95.17 93.33 91.20 Roberts O'Day 31 Yes NS 90.35 88.58 85.53 83.84 Searson Laguna 22 Yes NS 106.71 105.58 102.82 100.79 Shamblin Merit 25 (Non-Spin) Yes NS 86.31 85.80 84.76 82.42 Tathwell Cal 22 FK Yes NS 100.73 99.60 96.39 94.94 Wilson Northstar 500 ODR (Non-Spin) Yes NS 96.72 95.17 92.21 90.40 PPYC Portsmouth Ratings by Owner--PPYC Members Spinnaker Only Current PPYC Members are Listed 2/10/2016 ------------------------Adjusted Ratings------------------------ Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Co-Owner Spin. WHC1 WHC2-3 WHC4 WHC5-9 Last Name Last Name Boat Type Adj. Class* (1-4 MPH) (4.1-12 MPH) (12.1-18.9 MPH) (19+ MPH) Arnold Doran Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Arnold Impulse 21 Yes A 82.42 82.40 81.58 81.80 Arnold Impulse 21 ODR (provisional) A 86.20 85.20 82.40 81.80 Beckworth J/22 ODR A 84.20 82.70 82.20 82.00 Bourquin Harrison J/22 ODR A 84.20 82.70 82.20 82.00 Brown Vastano Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Campbell Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Dooley S2 7.9 ODR A 83.70 82.20 80.10 78.20 Freeman J/22 (155% Genoa) Yes A 80.92 80.38 81.38 82.00 Freeman J/22 ODR A 84.20 82.70 82.20 82.00 Gatlin F28R (Spinnaker) A 67.80 66.60 64.80 61.30 Giarratana J/22 ODR A 84.20 82.70 82.20 82.00 Girone J/70 ODR (provisional) A 75.00 74.00 72.70 72.00 Hellerqvist S2 7.9 ODR A 83.70 82.20 80.10 78.20 Johnson Ranger 22 (Spinnaker) B 93.00 92.40 91.50 90.30 Klich Capri 26 (Spinnaker) B 94.70 92.50 89.20 88.80 Latour S2 7.9 ODR A 83.70 82.20 80.10 78.20 Lindstrom Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Neergaard J/22 ODR A 84.20 82.70 82.20 82.00 O'Dell S2 7.9 ODR A 83.70 82.20 80.10 78.20 Pack Capri 26 (Spinnaker) B 94.70 92.50 89.20 88.80 Pitts Frazier Northstar 500 Yes B 98.27 95.59 91.81 90.00 PPYC Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Robbins Ranger 22 (Spinnaker) B 93.00 92.40 91.50 90.30 Shamblin Merit 25 (Spinnaker) A 83.80 83.30 83.10 81.60 Storm Catalina 25 FK Yes B 95.64 94.45 93.46 92.07 Weil Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Wherry Northstar 500 ODR B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50 Wilson Northstar 500 ODR (Spinnaker) B 93.90 92.40 90.40 89.50.
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