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2021 Roster of the Dixie Sailing Club 2021 Roster 2021 Roster of the Dixie Sailing Club 767 New Hope Church Rd. Alexander City, AL 35010 Formed in 1960 Incorporated in 1961 “...a Club for the purpose of fostering and promoting the Corinthian sport of sailing” (From the minutes of the first meeting) Mailing address: P.O. Box 241714 Montgomery, AL 36124-1714 www.dixiesailingclub.com https://www.facebook.com/dixiesailingclub/ 2 Club Officers and Board of Directors Board Term Expiration Commodore Jim Simons 2023 Vice Commodore Scott Roberts 2021 Rear Commodore Keith Bennett 2022 Secretary Jim Shepard 2022 Treasurer Matthew McGinness 2023 Director Tony Berry 2022 Director Luke Bloodworth 2023 Director Ron Jenkie 2021 Director Roger Smith 2021 Standing Committees & Chairperson As defined in Bylaws Article VIII, Sections 2-7 Long-Range Planning Board of Directors [email protected] Race Committee Keith Bennett [email protected] House & Grounds Scott Roberts [email protected] Ramps & Docks Jim Simons [email protected] Race Policy Keith Bennett [email protected] Publicity Suzanne Scholz [email protected] 3 Past Commodores 1960’s 1970’s 1960 Bill Aicardi 1970 Jerry Mitchell 1961 Bill Aicardi 1971 Bob Elliott 1962 Tandy Little 1972 “Chick” Lanphier 1963 Taylor Dawson 1973 Joe McFadden 1964 Mose Stuart 1974 Jim Ballentyne 1965 Dave Stein 1975 Dave Stein 1966 Dudley Griffin 1976 Dave Ramsey 1967 Jack Von Gal 1977 Homer Cook 1968 Euel Screws 1978 Walter Mills 1969 Bob Boggan 1979 Ev Johnson 1980’s 1990’s 1980 Wally Smith 1990 Dave Stein 1981 Ken Morris/ Wally Smith 1991 Scott Hanson 1982 Bill Chappelle 1992 Joe McFadden/ Ev Johnson 1983 Tom Hartrick 1993 Mike DuBose 1984 Joe McFadden 1994 Charlie French 1985 Bob Boggan 1995 Jan James 1986 Bill Newman 1996 Ron Jenkie 1987 Dave Stein 1997 Alan Hackel 1988 Gene McNeil 1998 Alan Hackel 1989 William North 1999 Dick Cline 2000’s 2010’s 2000 Henry North 2010 Mark Cline 2001 Dick Cline 2011 Charlie French 2002 R. Cline/R. Jenkie 2012 Mark Cline 2003 Ron Jenkie 2013 Mark Cline 2004 Dick Cline 2014 Mark Cline 2005 Keith Bennett 2015 Roger Smith 2006 Keith Bennett 2016 Roger Smith 2007 Keith Bennett 2017 Allen Kennedy 2008 Keith Bennett 2018 Allen Kennedy 2009 Mark Cline 2018 Keith Bennett 2019 Roger Smith 2020’s 2020 Dick Cline 4 DSC Fleet Captains MC Scow Fleet 39 Dick Cline Catalina 22 Fleet 96 Luke Bloodworth Laser Fleet Sarah Childers Handicap/Open Fleet Dave Hilgendorf Cruising Committee Chairperson Suzanne Scholz MC Scow - Fleet 39 Sail # Skipper Boat Name 583 R. Jenkie 1332 R. Black 1429 R. Haire 1789 M. Hardy 1840 E. Loewenstein Dea Latis 2713 D. Cline Game On 5 Handicap/Open Fleet Boat Skipper Boat Name Ajax 28 Burl Murphy Hangge Uppe Buccaneer 18 Paul Childers Wailin’ Jenny Capri 22 Grace Giles Capri 25 Allen Kennedy Catalina 25 Rusty Black Sew What Catalina 25 Roger Smith Surprise Catalina 25 Steve Phillabaum Renascent Catalina 27 Suzanne Scholz Fine Line Catalina 27 Brian King Chrysler 26 Dave Harle Honesty Columbia 7.6 Stephanie Childers Molly Brown Com-Pac 16 Jake Easter Com-Pac 23 Dave Hilgendorf Coronado 25 Mark Brunton Dufour 27 Robert Britton Fantasea Freedom 21 Matthew McGinness Freedom Hobie 14 Robin Jaffe Marimba Hunter 26 Mike Pair Lucky Pair Hunter 25.5 Matt Wood Hunter 25.5 Darryl Riggs J22 Randy McDaniel Two Hot J24 Austin Harper Muddy Paws MacGregor 26S Brannon Bowman Dawn Treader Nacra 5.5 Patrick Vamosy O’Day 240 Douglas Morgan O’Day 25 Frank Savage Precision 165 Hans Noffsinger Precision 23 Jim Shepard Just So Precision 27 Dan Wracker Soling US 451 George Mardre Southcoast 22 Josh Tilton Spindrift 22 Roger Smith Ma’ Cherie Stiletto 27 Lonnie Carden Saint Dixie Victoria 18 Ken Veazey Kittyhawk Windrider 17 Don Connolly Y-Flyer Bob Boggan 6 Catalina 22 - Fleet 96 Boat Skipper Boat Name 8 Mickey Richardson Mischief II 31 Dick Cline Wave Maker 38 Keith Bennett Screamin’ II 116 Mike Strength 143 Allen Kennedy Lucille 165 Scott Roberts Half Fast 166 John Turner Plan B 242 Mickey Richardson Mischief 275 Roger Smith Ole Gray Dog 443 John Barnett Sleeper 1378 Ken Veazey 1394 Dick Cline Chasing Bullets 4829 Ed Loewenstein Pteropus 6175 Dick Cline Ga Ya Nu La 6420 Randall Haire Rattle & Hum 7452 Ron Jenkie Therapy 7750 Bobby Edmond Full Tilt II 7961 Matt Wood 8491 Luke Bloodworth Journey 9368 Jim Simons 9590 Jennifer Bennett Fancy That 9761 Jim Garner Knot@Work 9819 Jorge Hernandez 10262 Tony Berry Pelican 11021 Roger Smith Aurora 12362 Allen Mote Shazzam Laser Fleet Boat Skipper Boat Name Radial Laser Sarah Childers Radial Laser Ethan Childers Standard Laser Stephanie Childers Standard Laser Brent Deangelis 7 Flying Scot - Fleet 85 Sail # Skipper Boat Name Bruce Campbell 3268 Burl Murphy Isle of Skye 3269 Reed Smith DSC Youth Program Fleet Class and Year Manufacturer Capri 16.5 94 Catalina Yachts Capri 14.2 91 Catalina Yachts Force 5 79 AMF Inflatable SB 275 08 West Marine Hunter 140 08 Hunter Marine Laser 73 Performance Sailcraft Quebec Laser 74 Pacific Skiffs, LLC Laser 79 Les Voiliers Performance Inc Laser 79 Les Voiliers Performance Inc Laser 80 Les Voiliers Performance Inc Opti 05 (4 boats) McLaughlin Boat Works Opti 92 Laser Performance, LLC Opti 07 Laser Performance, LLC Opti 11 McLaughlin Boat Works Rebel 82 Spindrift Donated Boats – to refurbish and sell Coronado 27 Coronado Yachts Catalina 27 Catalina Yachts Capri 25 Catalina Yachts 8 Club Trophies and Awards Nora Munger Trophy This award is made annually to the winner of the Labor Day Regatta. The trophy is awarded to the winner of a one-day regatta, open to all club members, and sailed on an open basis. The trophy will be suitably engraved with the winner’s name and shall remain in the future clubhouse. A keeper trophy may also be awarded. McFadden Trophy This award is made annually to the winner of the Memorial Day Club Regatta in memory of Joe and Marianne McFadden, former members of the Club, who loved racing and the DSC. The trophy is awarded to the winner of a one-day regatta, open to all club members, and sailed on an open basis. The award is presented by the Rear Commodore and a permanent trophy has been placed at the club for the winners’ names to be inscribed. The club will present a keeper trophy to the winner at the club’s discretion. Robert Perry Trophy This award is made annually to the outstanding Junior who shall not have reached their 17th birthday. Consideration for the award will be based on outstanding achievement in overall activities. The award will be presented at the Labor Day Regatta, if one or more Juniors have demonstrated satisfactory accomplishments during the preceding year. The trophy will remain in the future clubhouse and will be suitably engraved with the winner’s name. C. Parker Smilie Trophy This award is made annually to the winner of the largest one-design mono-hull class sailing in the Punch Bowl Regatta. The trophy will be suitably engraved with the winners’ name and shall remain in the future clubhouse. Keeper trophies may also be awarded at the discretion of the Race Committee. Rene Leveque Participation Award This award is presented to the “skipper” who sailed the most races over the racing season and will be presented at the Commodore’s Banquet. Club Champion Award A Club Champion Award is presented each year as described in this roster on page 12. 9 2021 DSC Sailing Program 1. Race Schedule Club racing will be scheduled in harmony with all our other activities. Races will be scheduled on Saturdays, but not in any weekend order. Be sure to keep a calendar handy with these dates so you don’t miss the race days starting in March and running thru November. A skippers’ meeting may be held to determine the details for that day’s racing. No races will be scheduled on Sunday. 2. Scheduled Race Starting Time and Format The scheduled Saturday races will begin at 11:00 A.M. as follows: A. The Spring series will be conducted without Race Committee due to the ongoing pandemic unless otherwise noted by an announcement to members. • The Start line will be between 2 permanently anchored orange buoys between the Pavilion & New Hope Church. • The start line will also serve as a gate in the event of a 2 lap race. • The start sequence will be the normal 5 minute start. 1 horn to indicate the Start sequence. There will be no horn at the Start. • One of the day's racers will be in charge of the start sequence each week. A horn will be provided and stored in the committee shed. • The racers should arrive no later than 10 a.m. to help set up the course. • There will be one course mark set by the racers prior to the start of the first race. • The number of laps will be determined by the racers. • The racers will keep up with their own finishing positions and/or time and report them to the race scorer at [email protected]. • Any racer not reporting his finishing position and/or time to the score keeper before the following Wednesday will not be scored. B. For the Fall Series, the Race Committee Chairman and Assistants will use the club boats to set the marks for the day’s racing. Skippers will launch their boats and meet on the water with the Race Committee Chairman (RCC) to determine the course for the day. Three races will be run back-to-back, weather permitting. Additional races MAY be held at the discretion of the race chair if the racers request more and time permits.
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