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2018 Santa Barbara to King Harbor 2018 Santa Barbara to King Harbor Entries By Boat Name BOATNAME SAIL# CLASS RATING MANUFACTURER MODEL LOA FIRST NAME LAST NAME CLUB A Cappella 56127 PHRF D 150 Catalina C320 32.5 Denny Browne King Harbor YC Amazing Grace 18949 PHRF A 17 Custom Farr 57 57 Jim Puckett California YC Annapurna USA 05 ULDB C -6 Jim Betts Farr 36 OD 36 Greg Nuss Wayzata Yacht Club, Minnesota Argo 3 USA 89 ULDB D 27 J-Boat J-111 37 Kenny Kieding / John Vincent Santa Barbara YC Avanti 56594 PHRF B 72 Jeanneau DS54 54 Jim LaBarge California YC Blade 2 37 ULDB C -6 Carol Marine Farr 40 40.5 Michael Shlens Cabrillo Beach YC / King Harbor YC Bolt 43690 ULDB D 12 Yachting Dvlpmnts Tripp 43 Craig Reynolds Balboa YC Bretwalda 3 USA 50030 ULDB B -48 CMI Rogers 46 46 Robert Pethick Waikiki YC Brown eyed girl 7750 PHRF B 55 Beneteau 44.7 44.7 Erik Waelput South Shore YC Buena Vista 97620 PHRF A 48 Olson Olson 40 40.33 Dwight Rowe Ventura YC Bully 87840 PHRF B 72 WD Schock Schock 35 35 Darcy Barrington BucYC Captain Sluggo 77870 ULDB E 45 Hobie Hobie 33 33 Richard Yabsley Santa Barbara YC Carbon Footprint USA 7787 ULDB B -42 CMI Rogers 46 46.03 James Devling Balboa YC Celebrity 7950 PHRF D 138 Jensen Marine Cal 40 40 Jerry Finnegan King Harbor YC Chim Chim 6202 ORCA -54 Gunboat GB62 62 John Gallagher Mission Bay YC Cipango 46065 ULDB B -18 Andrews Andrews 56 56 Shawn Bennett San Francisco YC / St. Francis YC Coeur De Lion 36039 PHRF C 105 NY 36 NY36 sloop 35.7 Lucien Hall Redondo Beach YC Cowabunga 50995 ULDB D 36 Viper Viper 830 27 Tom Blanton Alamitos Bay YC Cuchulainn USA 601 ULDB E 84 JBoats J/105 34.5 Daniel Murphy Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association Destroyer 75553 ULDB A -87 Cookson TP52 52 Jim Bailey Newport Harbor YC / Lido Isle YC DistraXion 4417 PHRF A 30 X Yachts Xp44 44 Jeffery Coyle King Harbor YC Double Down 7914 ULDB E 90 J-boats J-92 30 Brian Kerr Santa Monica Windjammers YC Duchess 56700 PHRF C 117 Catalina 42 MkII 42 Ron Jacobs Del Rey YC El Encanto 57143 PHRF D 150 Catalina C320 32.5 Jeff Gentry Redondo Beach YC Emirage II 48003 ULDB B -27 1D 48 48 David Bassett-Parkins Alamitos Bay YC Encore USA 5206 ULDB A -87 Neville Hutton Judel Vrolijk/TP 52 52 John McEntire California YC Eos 59115 PHRF B 57 C&C C&C 115 37.75 Stephen Lemon Santa Barbara YC Epic 87646 PHRF D 132 Laser International Laser 28 28.4 Vance Newell Santa Barbara YC Expression Session 56221 PHRF B 54 Alsberg Brothers Express 37 Modified 38.5 Mark Keller Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association Fang'Dango 27064 ORCA -41 Corsair F31R 31 James Legge King Harbor YC Fast Exit 7447 (d) ULDB C 3 James Betts AND40 39.7 John Raymont Balboa YC Fast Reorrg 56054 Cruising 39 Hunter HC 50 50 Ron Orr Santa Monica Windjammers YC Flying Dutchman 87027 (a) ULDB E 51 Hobie Hobie 33 33 Jason Herring King Harbor YC Foil 50060 ULDB C -6 Carol Marine Farr 40 40.5 Gordon Leon Cabrillo Beach YC Forgiveness 56192 PHRF A 42 J Boats J124 41 Scott Torrance California YC Freedom 60814 Cruising 78 Beneteau Ben55OC 55 David Normandin Dana Point YC French Kiss 56336 PHRF A 39 Beneteau First Series 44.7 Christopher Hillseth California YC Fusee 76454 PHRF C 108 Beneteau BEN38S5 40' Bob Keener Little Ships Fleet YC Galene 56648 Cruising 175 Catalina Catalina 320 32.5 Kenneth Recla Pierpont Bay YC Horizon 18926 ULDB C -6 Santa Cruz SC 50 52 John Shulze Balboa YC It's OK 7249 ULDB B -51 Dencho Andrews 50 50 Lewis Beery Balboa YC Jib & Tonic USA7128 ULDB E 81 J/Boats J/100 32.7 Doug Stelck Santa Barbara YC Kai Uli 105 ORCA 52 Corsair Dash 750MKII 24.1 Steve McLelland Ventura Sailing Club katana 51483 ULDB C -6 Carroll Marine Farr 40 40.7 John Seitz Dana Point YC Katin 56942 PHRF C 114 Jenneau Sunfast 3200 33 Jason Sarner King Harbor YC Leilani 56690 PHRF D 150 Hunter Hunter 34 34.4 John Rushing Del Rey YC Lodgehall 7395 ULDB D 30 Farr Farr 395 39.5 Guy Rosenlof Navy YC Long Beach Macondo 52304 PHRF B 60 Beneteau First 47.7 47.7 Mike Sudo Marina YC Macs' 46048 PHRF B 72 J Boats J35 35 Eric & Steve McClure McClure Alamitos Bay YC Margaritaville 1.5 50100 ULDB B -66 And's And's 52 52 Jay Steinbeck California YC Marisol 56443 (b) ULDB D 36 J/Boats J/124 40/1 Seth Hall Cortez Racing Association Medicine Man 97777 (B) ULDB A -93 Dencho And 63 63.39ft Robert Lane Long Beach YC Mental Floss II USA 27091 ORCA -42 CORSAIR MARINE Corsair 37 42 Jeff Cohen Alamitos Bay YC Mexican Divorce USA 35010 ULDB D 34 Carroll Marine 1D 35 (modified) 35 Neil Fraser Del Rey YC / South Bay Yacht Racing Club Midnight Run 56782 PHRF D 150 Catalina C320 32 John Dean King Harbor YC Miha 7979 Cruising 78 Beneteau Sense 49.2 Clayton Varga Jonathan Club YC Mirage 28115 ULDB A -81 Santa Cruz Yachts Santa Cruz 70 68.03 David Clark Newport Harbor YC Mistral 7255 ULDB E 63 Tartan Tartan 101 Dan McGanty California YC Mr. Bill USA 685 ULDB A -86 Dencho Andrews 68 68 David Happ LA Yacht Club NIMBUS 52221 ULDB A -93 J/V TP52 52 Eduardo Saenz San Diego YC No Compromise USA100 ULDB E 66 J-Boats J/105 34.5 David Gorney Anacapa YC Onde Amo 28423 PHRF B 57 Beneteau First 40.7 40 Stephen Ashley SYC Paradise Found 18460 Cruising 117 C&C C&C 37 sloop 37 Jimmy Albert Ventura YC Patricia Ann 47002 ULDB B -12 Carroll Marine Concordia 47 47 Dale Winson South Bay Yacht Racing Club Picosa USA 120 ULDB D 27 CCFCI J-111 36.5 Doug Jack Jorgensen Los Angeles YC Pole Dancer 46714 PHRF A 36 JBoats J120 40 Tom & Terri Manok Oceanside YC Privateer II 46730 PHRF A 36 JBoats J120 40 Jack Rose SICYC Psyche's Song 97704 PHRF D 144 Tillotson Pearson Freedom 38 38 Jody Rawles Cabrillo Beach YC Ralphie 56229 PHRF C 114 Jensen Marine Cal 40 40 Taylor Pillsbury St. Francis YC Rascal 56653 PHRF D 129 Hunter Legend 37.5 Kathy St. Amant South Coast Corinthian YC Redline 18332 PHRF D 120 Schock Santa 30/30 Grand Prix 29.99 Derek Heeb California YC Rock & Roll 7311 ULDB D 27 J- Boats J-111 36.5 Bernard Girod Santa Barbara YC Rubicon III 63163 PHRF D 141 Jeremy Rodger Contessa 33 32.6 Rodney Percival Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association Shockwave 8391 PHRF C 105 Newport Newport 41S 41 Mike Grijalva Arizona YC Some Tuesday 27120 ORCA 129 Lagoon 450S 45 Steve Dunlap Little Ships Fleet YC Stray Dog 53555 ULDB B -15 Farr 11s 36.5 Cowbell Sailing Del Rey YC Sundowner 7403 ULDB D 18 McConagy MC31 30 Dirk Freeland Santa Barbara YC TBD 60412 ULDB E 45 Synergy Synergy 1000 32.83 John Staff California YC Tiburon 38042 ULDB D 27 Santa Cruz SantaCruz 37 37 Douglas Steele California YC Tigger 42757 PHRF C 81 Jboats J33 33 Fred / Suzanne Cottrell King Harbor YC Timeshaver 7065 ULDB C -9 J-Boats J125 41 Viggo Torbensen Dana Point YC TKO 60122 PHRF A 18 J Boats J/122 40 Glenn Griley King Harbor YC Trident 5 ORCA 35 Corsair F-28 CC 28 Terry Argast South Bay Yacht Racing Club Tuck & Roll 56628 Cruising 168 Hunter 35.5 legend 35.5 steve onderko Channel Islands YC Twelve Bar Blues 46287OD PHRF C 84 J/Boats J/105 34.5 Chuck Spear Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association Twister 46705 PHRF A 18 Sydney Sydney 41 41 David Duket Oceanside YC Uhambo 56134 PHRF A 40 Fast Yachts Fast 42 42.16 David Chase Ventura YC Uncle Bob 87694 PHRF B 72 Schock Schock 35 35 Larry Leveille Santa Barbara YC Vela 51000 ULDB B -12 Santa Cruz Santa Cruz 52 53 Steve Davis King Harbor YC Velocity 56943 ULDB E 81 Hobie Sloop 33 Thomas Wilson Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association Vesper 52007 ULDB A -100 Botin Carkeek TP52 52 David Team Newport Harbor YC Virtu 7932 PHRF C 114 Jeanneau Sunfast 3200 33 Peter Weisskopf California YC Wahoo 27070 ORCA -38 Current Marine Schionning G-Force 1400 46.7 Bill Gibbs Pierpont Bay YC WARRIOR 7125 ULDB C -9 j boats J125 41 dr laura schlessinger Santa Barbara YC Wasabi 52006 ULDB A -90 Hakes TP52 52 Dale Williams Newport Harbor YC / St. Francis YC Weegie 60449 ULDB E 48 ColumbiaYachts Carbon 32 32’ Vincent Valdes Newport Harbor YC White Light 56032A PHRF C 98 J Boats J40 40.1 Tom Hinkle Santa Barbara YC Wolfhound 28236 ULDB E 66 11 Meter OD 33.8 Jamie Myer Del Rey YC Woolly Bully 40033 ULDB C -6 Farr 40 Farr 40 40 Paul Zambriski King Harbor YC Zephyr 7306 PHRF B 69 J Boats J109 35 Jack Mayer Del Rey YC.
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