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AYC Trophies 1 Perpetual Trophies WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERIES TROPHIES Charles Dell Trophy Presented by Past Commodore Charles Dell. Best Performance in Fleet, Wednesday Night Series. 1975 S. Thomas Wheatley 1996 Robert Reeves A Train 1976 not awarded 1997 Brad Parker Sugar 1977 Kenneth Jones Copasetic 1998 Caple/Hughes Syn. Zulu Warrior 1978 not awarded 1999 Peter Schellie Freedom 1979 Arthur C. Holmes Sherlock 2000 John Sherwood Grace 1980 not awarded 2001 Jeff Todd Hot Toddy 1981 Chuck Millican Class 2002 Jim Konigsberg Inigo 1982 C. R. Smith, Jr. Uh Oh 2003-2004 not awarded 1983 Larry Leonard, Jr. Down Under 2005 Peter Schellie Freedom 1984 Lauck Lanahan Seawitch 2006 Steve Bardelman Valhalla 1985 David Saunders Air Mail 2007 Kevin McNeil Frequent Flyer 1986 Ben Michaelson Quintessence 2008 Tom Walsh Four Little Ducks 1987 Ladd/Muller Timberwolf 2009 Jim Konigsburg Inigo 1988 Bruce Johnson Pussycat 2010 Walsh/Potvin Slam Duck 1989-1990 Muller/Staley Only Child 2011-2012 S. Kaminer/J. Christofel Aunt Jean 1991 Ben Michaelson Quintessence 2013-2017 Salvesen/Lewis Synd. Mirage 1992 Len Eastman Hilite 2018 Gisela Shaughnessy Swiss Miss 1993 B. Miles Sidekick 2019 Lewis/Salvesen Mirage 1994 Steve Hiltabidle Crescendo 2020 T. Carter / A. Libby DogHouse 1995 Arthur Libby Results Harvey Clap Memorial Trophy Presented by Mrs. Harvey Clapp. Wednesday Night Series, IMS First Place. Rededicated in 2005 for Best Performance in the Etchells Fleet, Wednesday Night Series. 1985 Alan Harquail Blue Fish 2008 B & T Syndicate 1153 1986 Ben Michaelson Quintessence 2009-2011 Jose Fuentes Caramba 1987 Bert Jabin Ramrod 2012-2013 Ed Holt Special Ed 1988 Halle/MacQuill Leading Edge 2014 Jose Fuentes Caramba 1989-1990 Closs/Closs Fun 2015 C. & C. Brady Razzle Dazzle 1991 Ben Michaelson Quintessence 2016 Jose Fuentes Caramba 1992 Len Eastman Hilite 2017 Christopher Brady R & D 1993-1994 Steve Hiltabidle Crescendo 2018 Jose Fuentes Caramba 1995 trophy retired 2019 Jonathan Forsberg Solsidan 2005 Tom Schubert Lion’s Paw 2020 Todd Lalumiere Marge 2006 Chuck Coyer Phoenix 2021 2007 Tom & Matt Schubert Lion’s Paw Commodore W. A. “Bing” Downing Perpetual Trophy Wednesday Night Series, J/24 Overall. 1979 Arthur Libby Hussy 1987 D. Delorme P.D.Q. 1980 not awarded 1988-1989 K. & T. Yeoman White Knight 1981 Chuck Millican 1990 D. Delorme No Smoking 1982 Hillman/Nicoll 1991 Dave Scheidt AJ 1983 Larry Leonard, Jr. Down Under 1992-1997 not awarded 1984 Larry Leonard, Jr. LL Express 1998 Beatrice Mowry Swag 1985 Al Goldin Price of Eggs 1999-2016 not awarded 1986 David Nicoll Tantrum 2017 inactive AYC Perpetual Trophies – Roster of Winners – updated July 2021 2 Fred W. Carlson Perpetual Trophy Originally presented by Mrs. Fred Carlson Lowry in 1979 for the winner of the MHS/Delta Class, IOR Class, Wednesday Night Series. Replacement contributed by Kathy & Ward Anderson, who won this Michelob Bell on their Pearson 30, Pequot, in the 1978 pursuit race from Oriental to New Bern, NC. Rededicated in 2020 to 1st place ORC overall, Wednesday Night Series. 1979 Kenneth M. Jones Copesetic 1986 C. R. Smith, Jr. Uh Oh 1980 not awarded 1987 David Saunders Air Mail 1981 C. R. Smith, Jr. Uh Oh 1988 D. Ciuffreda Air Mail 1982 Ben Michaelson Quintessence 1989 trophy retired 1982-1983 C. R. Smith, Jr. Uh Oh 2020 Rod Jabin Ramrod 1984 Lauck Lanahan Seawitch 2021 1985 David Saunders Air Mail Daniel M. Spadone Perpetual Trophy Best Overall Performance in Wednesday Night Series Herreshoff 12.5 Fleet 2016-2017 Cindy Weber Hubcap 2018-2020 Peter King Emma Lou Geiger Memorial Perpetual Trophy Presented by Rear Admiral Robert Geiger. Wednesday Night Series, PHRF Overall. 1985 Arnold Gay Little Girl 2005 Neil Sullivan M-Fatic 1986 Chuck Millican Class 2006 Ken Comerford Jubilee 1987-1988 Bruce Johnson Pussycat 2007 Garth Hitchens First 10R 1989 Muller/Staley Only Child 2008 Robert Muller Stingray 1990 S. Mandel Silent Thunder 2009 Michael Lahowin Spaceman Spiff 1991 Bill Sutton Eroica 2010 G. Hitchens Yankee Zulu 1992-1993 B. Miles Sidekick 2011 C. & D. Saunders Monkey Dust 1994 Ben Michaelson Quintessence 2012 Rod Jabin Ramrod 1995 Guy Collins Quicksilver 2013-2014 Paul Ford/Scott Parker WildCard 1996 Bert Jabin Ramrod 2015 C. & D. Saunders Monkey Dust 1997-1998 Brad Parker Sugar 2016 Sheldon Mandel Silent Thunder 1999 Bert Jabin Ramrod 2017 Rod Jabin Ramrod 2000 Lahowin/Malkin Grand Poobah 2018-2019 Gisela Shaughnessy Swiss Miss 2001 Brad Parker Sugar 2020 C. Troxell/G. Zercoe Where Egos Dare 2002 Don Zinn Captain Tripps 2021 2003-2004 not awarded Cannonball Trophy Presented by Mrs. Robert Gunther. Wednesday Night Series, MORC Overall. 1983 Uyemura/Coxe Syn. Shogun 1996 Robert Reeves A Train 1984 not awarded 1997-1999 Caple/Hughes Syn. Zulu Warrior 1985 John Aras Stingray 2000-2001 John Sherwood III Grace 1986 Robert Muller Max Fun 2002 Lees/Gastrau Invincible 1987 Ladd/Muller Timberwolf 2003-2004 not awarded 1988 David Lewis Mirage 2005 Peter McChesney Esprit de Corp II 1989 not awarded 2006 Brainard Parker Spice 1990-1991 Paul Anderson Posse 2007 Geoff Stagg Whispers 1992-1993 J. Kenily Dilema 2008-2016 not awarded 1994 Lewis/Salvesen Mirage 2017 inactive 1995 not awarded AYC Perpetual Trophies – Roster of Winners – updated July 2021 3 ANNAPOLIS TO NEWPORT PERPETUAL TROPHIES Chip Thayer Perpetual Trophy Dedicated to Chip Thayer, who served as Race Committee Chair at AYC for 20 years. Awarded to the non-foiling mono- hull yacht with the best elapsed time of all yachts starting on the first day of the Race. First awarded in 2019. 2019 Christian Hoffman Gallant 2021 George Collins Chessie Racing The Commodore Peter H. Magruder Memorial Trophy Awarded to the Monohull boat in the Annapolis-Newport with the best elapsed time of boats starting on Saturday. 1947 Henry C. Taylor Baruna 1985 A.G. Van Metre Blade Runner 1949 Henry C. Taylor Baruna 1987 B.A. Eissner Starlight Express 1951 John Nicholas Brown Bolero 1989 B. Koeppel Congere 1953 John Nicholas Brown Bolero 1991 B. Koeppel Congere 1955 DeCoursey Fales Niña 1993 Jim Muldoon Donnybrook 1957 Walter H. Wheeler Jr. Cotton Blossom IV 1995 Jim Muldoon Donnybrook 1959 Walter S. Gubelmann Windigo 1997 Fred Detwiler Trader 1961 DeCoursey Fales Niña 1999 George Collins Chessie Racing 1963 George F. Johnson Challenge 2001 Joseph Dockery Carrera 1965 Peter W. Grimm Escapade 2003 Jim Muldoon Donnybrook 1967 Thomas J. Watson Jr. Palawan 2005 Jim Muldoon Donnybrook 1969 Ted Turner American Eagle 2007 Stephen Murray Decision 1971 James F. Baldwin Sorcery 2009 George David Rambler 1973 John T. Potter Equation 2011 George David Rambler 100 1975 John B. Kilroy Kialoa 2013 George David Rambler 1977 Eric Ridder Tempest 2015 Byron Ehrhart Lucky 1979 Sumner A. Long Ondine 2017 Stephen Murray Warrior 1981 C. Van Reitschoten Flyer 2019 Chris Schoen Phantom 1983 Albert Van Metre Running Tide 2021 Shelter Island Transatlantic Partner Prospector Gaither Scott Trophy Awarded to the boat or individual who in the opinion of the Race Committee has demonstrated the spirit of Corinthian Competition as promoted by Commodore Gaither Scott in his lifetime. 2001 Kurt Muller Valkyrie 2013 Kristen Berry Fireball 2003 Jim Thompson Ariel 2015 Mike Cranfield & Nick Illiff Alaris 2005 Henry Morgan Dolphin 2017 Hartmut & Welf Ludwig Pegasus 2007 Mark Myers Tonic 2019 Laurent Givry La Defonce 2009 Stephen Sherwin Nasty Medicine 2021 Tapio Saavalainen Kalevala II 2011 Michael & Connie Cone Actaea James Allsopp Seafarer Trophy Presented to individuals whose boats have the best combined performance in the current Annapolis-Newport Race and the previous year’s Newport-Bermuda Race. 2013 PHRF Doug Jurrius Belle Aurore 2017 PHRF Greg Leonard Heron IRC Leonard Sitar Vamp IRC Chris Lewis Kenai 2015 PHRF Glenn Doncaster Nanuq 2019 ORR Thomas Campbell Nicole IRC Rives Potts Carina 2021 Not awarded due to cancellation of 2020 Bermuda race AYC Perpetual Trophies – Roster of Winners – updated July 2021 4 City of Annapolis Trophy Awarded to the yacht club with a team of three boats with the lowest combined score of corrected finish positions. 2005 Annapolis Yacht Club Donnybrook 2015 Naval Academy Sailing Squadron Defiance Downtime Integrity Pamlico Swift Yellow Jacket 2007 Cruising Club of America Dolphin 2017 Naval Academy Sailing Squadron Gallant Grey Ghost Hooligan Upgrade Integrity 2009 Annapolis Yacht Club Dolphin 2019 Naval Academy Sailing Squadron Defiance Flying Jenny VI Gallant Windborn Zephyr 2011 Annapolis Yacht Club Kalevala II 2021 Annapolis Yacht Club Kalevala II Windborn Sly Vento Solare ZUUL 2013 New York Yacht Club Cygnette Jacqueline IV Privateer ANNUAL REGATTA TROPHIES J. M. Elizalde Perpetual Trophy for the 20’ Round Bottom Class (Philippine Commissioner to the United States) Rededicated in 1947 to the Comet Class. Rededicated in 1990 to PHRF B in the Spring Race. Rededicated in 2000 to the Annual Regatta J/105 Class. 1941-1942 Edmund W. Hartge 1978-1989 not awarded 1943-1944 not awarded 1990 Larry Kumins Pollywanacracka 1945 E. H. Hartge 1991 Don Zinn Goldfish 1946 Buddy Hartge 1992 not awarded 1947-1948 O. P. Merrill 1993 J. Dorton 1949 L. H. Lekson 1994 not awarded 1950-1952 C. W. Lyon, Jr. 1995 C. Chamberlin Alize 1953 T. J. Malone 1996 K. Smith Gaylark 1954 Robert C. Orme 1997 Bruce Gardner L’Outrage 1955 L. H. Lekson 1998 Ron & Debbie Weed Trouble 1956 T. L. Malone 1999 not awarded 1999 1957 T. Malone 2000 Groobey-Hronek Java 1958-1959 Jack Peters 2001 J. Brohawn Le Renard 1960 John Swain, Jr. 2002 Steven Adams Le Renard 1961 D. Oberg 2003 not awarded 1962 R. C. Judd 2004 Lewis/Salvesen Mirage 1963 Edward S. Valliant 2005 P. Schellie Freedom 1964 John Swain, Jr. 2006-2007 R. Marsh Blow Boat! 1965 Ebbey DuPont 2008 C. & S. Gitchell Tenacious 1966 W. Diller 2009 M. O’Toole Varmint 1967 T.
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