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Stage 2 One Pager Js LOA TEAM NAME HULL# VESSEL NAME TYPE DESIGN HULL COLOR SAIL COLOR #Crew A Pirate Looks at 30 50 Grin #285 30.5' Mono Etchells White #285 3 Grey Kevlar, Blue Ain't Brain Surgery 42 MA'S Rover 31' Tri Corsair F31R Flying Tiger, Blue Spinnaker 3 Alula 7 Alula 27' Tri Corsair Trimaran White 3 Angus Rowboats 3 Row Cruiser 19' Row RowCruiser White w Red Deck White w/ red stripes 1 Bad Kitty 37 Bad Kitty 34' Cat Custom Uthoff Yellow/Gray #49401 4 Big Broderna 35 Big Broderna 31' Tri Corsair F31R White 3 Bunny Whaler 2 Bunny Whaler Mono Boston Whaler Harpoon 5.2 Jaundiced White 2 Can't Anchor Us 66 1 Coastal Express 16 Mirror Mirror 16' Mono Mirror 16 White, brown Red, #261 2 Excellent Adventure 24 Pacific 17' Mono Montgomery 17 white, green stripe White 2 Fly 20 Fly 27' Tri Corsair F27 Trimaran White hulls, yellow decks Off White, #777 3 Ghost Rider 12 Nice Pair 38' Cat Crowther Super Shockwave Black, "Nice Pair" Kevlar 6 Gold Rush 26 Gold Rush 19' Tri TriRAID 560s Pearl Gray 1 Heart Of Gold 23 Heart of Gold 17.5' Row (SUP) SUP Blue N/A 1 Hot Mess 8 38 Double D 30' Mono Olson white, gray deck black spars, 38 4 Blue/Navy stripe, black Jungle Kitty 38 Ocelot 48' Mono Schooner Cr. Fox 44 bottom 8 Ketchikan 32 Kermit 27' Mono Santa Cruz 27 Green/ White 3 Kraken Up 9 Onward 28' Mono Traditional Sailing Dory White/green trim Traditional Ketch 9 Liteboat 6 Liteboat 19' Tri LiteRace White 1 LOST Boys 5 Tiger Lily 24' Tri Corsair F-24 White, Black net Blue Dodger 3 MAD Dog Racing 25 Mad Dog Racing 32' Cat Marstrom M32 Catamaran RED CLEAR 3 Madrona 48 Madrona 40' Mono Custom White White #79067 6 Mail Order Bride 31 Mail Order Bride 28' Tri Farrier F85SR White #10, Kevlar 4 Nordica 56 Fair Warning 16' Mono Nordica 16 Maroon/White 2 Onism 21 Coyote 24' Tri Custom Tri white w black 3 Pure & Wild 39 Mama Tried 28' Tri Custom 8.5 class White Kevlar, Red Spinnaker 3 Salish Express 18 Libra 27' Mono Santa Cruz Ultralight ULDB White, blue stripe 3 clear main/jib, blue Genaker Sea Runners 22 Sea Runner 18' Mono SeaScape 18 White, Safety Orange Keel Fish on sail 1 Shadowfax 53 Shadowfax 16' Cat Hobie 16 White WHITE #111502 1 Sistership 4 Sistership 27' Tri Corsair F-27 White White 4 Squamish 36 Linda May 20' Mono Y6M White White 2 Super Friends 61 Super Friends 26' Mono Thunderbird Dark Blue 3 Tritium 64 Tiawana 32' Tri F32 Carbon FS Orange Black 5 Turn Point Design 33 Felix 24' Cat Custom Carbon fiber Black, silver top Kevlar 3 Un-Cruise Adventures 46 25' Tri Farrier F 25C White Kevlar 3 Vantucky 15 Emma Doll 17' Tri Windrider 17 Blue White, blue jib 2 White, blue seats, open Wabi-sabi 40 21'9" Mono Drascombe Longboat boat 2 Why not? 19 20' Mono Cal 20 Off white, gray stripe White #118 2 R2AK 2016 CHEAT SHEET Printed 6/26/16 Page 1 of 1.
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