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2013 Annual Report 2013 Leadership, Integrity and Advancement for the sport of

1 ussailing.org Dear Member

On behalf of the US Sailing staff, board of directors, committee members challenges. The 2014 Sailing Leadership Forum was an example of all the and all of our dedicated volunteers around the country, we thank you for your different elements and players in sailing coming together to discuss common membership in US Sailing. Your support allows us to continue improving our challenges. With incredible support from our volunteers, the industry, and the core programs and develop new initiatives to grow sailing into the future. We sailing community at large, we organized this inaugural event that brought hope you enjoy the 2013 Annual Report that represents a new approach, one together key constituents and leaders in sailing for three days of networking, that looks at who we are and what we do in relation to the key issues facing workshops, and insight from true innovators. sailing: access and opportunity, simplifying sailing and racing, community connections, and young sailors. After a good deal of analysis and planning, in 2013 we implemented the new Olympic strategy that focuses on domestic training, developing a culture of In 2013, we improved the overall US Sailing member experience, and became technical excellence, and establishing a clear pathway for sailors with Olympic more valuable and relevant resource for sailors of all types (new, experienced, aspirations. We introduced Vision 2024 to lay out this path, and identify how competitive, recreational, etc.), local sailing organizations and schools, current junior programs and one design classes are not only integral, but instructors and coaches, and race officials. While there is still much to be done, critical components. We also sharpened our focus on the other areas of youth we made significant progress. One result of this work is our new website, sailing, and will continue to develop tools and support for young sailors with recently launched after more than a year in development. other competitive aspirations (big boat, high school/college, team/match racing, etc.) as well as for those that just want hang out and have fun on the In conjunction with the America’s Cup, we launched StartSailing.org to water with their friends. promote sailing to a new audience and give them a guide to get started. This will be an important element for us moving forward as we look to be Volunteerism continues to thrive within US Sailing, and we would like to more proactive in growing participation. The Reach program (sailing and thank our incredible community of passionate volunteers who dedicate tens STEM education) continues to expand, engaging more instructors, teachers of thousands of hours. By working together we can accomplish great things. and middle schools students across the country. With the leadership from From all of us at US Sailing, thank you for helping us make the progress we did the Sailors with Disabilities Committee, we published the Adaptive Sailing this year, and laying the course for continued success in the future. Handbook to guide organizations interested in supporting disabled sailing. Finally, we implemented Chart Your Course, the new expanded certification path for sailors who want to become US Sailing Certified Instructors and Sincerely, pursue a career in the sailing industry.

US Sailing continued to place safety at the forefront of our educational research. The Safety at Sea Committee released new Safety Equipment Requirements, simplifying ISAF’s Offshore Special Regulations, and providing race organizers and sailors with a tool to improve safety. They also released a Coastal Safety at Sea program that addresses a much broader audience of cruising and coastal racing sailors. For the big boat sailors, we introduced a service to help local PHRF fleets and sailors manage their certificate processing and administrative tasks.

We understand that sailing is local and that sailing organizations (clubs, public programs, schools, etc.) have strong ties with their communities. As a national organization, it is not always easy to have our finger on the pulse, so we put an emphasis on community connections and meeting in-person with Jack Gierhart Tom Hubbell local sailing organizations around the country to learn about their needs and Executive Director of US Sailing President of US Sailing

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 2 Your Membership Matters US Sailing made strides in enhancing the overall member experience in Enhance the Member Experience 2013. We continue to make consistent improvements in streamlining the Members of the sailing community are, by nature, hands-on people. We membership process through online technology to meet our members’ at US Sailing strive to utilize the power of technology to put tools into the interests and needs with more customized communications. hands of our staff to better serve sailors. US Sailing visited with local community sailing centers and yacht clubs With this goal in mind, we introduced many new online utilities and around the country to assess their needs and expectations from their services this year. Here are a few examples of tools we’ve built that help National Governing Body. By listening and learning more about all types the sailing community get things done. of sailors’ interests, we have been able to work through our various committees with key constituents and subject experts to provide more • Organizations can now take advantage relevant resources for members. of enhancements to our Member Value Program sign-up, and monitor their We launched several pilot programs in 2013, and we are in the process of memberships and credits online via testing and fine tuning key membership initiatives for full implementation “My US Sailing”. in 2014. • All members can now securely add their events to the US Sailing Our membership growth and retention plan is strong: calendar, and can also incorporate these events into their own websites. • Retention rates are impressive, ranging from 72.7% to 90.5%. • Instructors can now recertify online in minutes. • At the end of 2013, US Sailing membership totaled 43,158 - • Sailors can now search “Where to Sail” by region. a 2.9% increase over 2012. • PHRF boat owners can quickly and easily edit boat data and revalidate online. FamilyFamily IndividualIndividual

12,000 12,000 FamilyFamily IndividualIndividual Much of 2013 was also spent preparing for two large initiatives: 11,500 11,500 20,500 20,500 12,000 12,000 11,000 11,000 20,000 20,000 • Moving our web hosting facility, as well as overhauling our website and 11,500 11,500 10,500 2013 20,500 20,500 2013 10,500 2013 19,500 2013 11,000 11,000 10,000 19,500 improving it with a new platform. The hosting move is an important step 10,000 20122012 20,000 20,000 2012 10,500 10,500 9,500 2013 2013 19,000 19,000 2013 20132012 in our long-term plan to improve stability, responsiveness, and 9,500 19,500 19,500 10,000 10,000 9,000 9,000 2012 2012 18,500 18,500 2012 2012 preparation for disaster recovery. 9,500 9,500 19,000 19,000 Jan Jan July Jan Nov July Mar Jan Nov May July Mar Sept Nov May July Sept Mar Nov May Mar Sept May 9,000 9,000 18,500 18,500 Sept Jan Jan Jan Jan July July Nov Nov July July Mar Mar • Updating our website to WordPress not only provides us with a more Nov Nov May May Mar Mar Sept Sept May May Sept Sept powerful and mobile-friendly hosting platform, but allows us the

Youth ContributingContributing opportunity to reorganize our website through the eyes of those who Youth use it. The new website was launched in June 2014. YouthYouth 1,150 1,150ContributingContributing 3,600 3,600 1,100 1,100 1,150 1,150 3,400 3,400 1,050 1,050 3,600 3,600 3,200 3,200 20132013 1,100 1,100 20132013 1,000 1,000 3,400 3,400 3,000 3,000 1,050 1,050 20122012 2012 3,200 3,200 2,800 2013 2013 950 950 2013 20132012 2,800 1,000 1,000 3,000 3,000 2,600 900 2,600 2012 2012 900 2012 2012 2,800 2,800 950 950 Jan July Jan Nov Mar May July Sept Nov Mar May 2,600 2,600 Sept 900 900 Jan Jan July July Nov Nov Mar Mar May May Sept Sept 3 ussailing.org

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS • MEMBERSHIP MATTERS

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 4 COMMUNICATIONS & OUTREACH • COMMUNICATIONS & OUTREACH • COMMUNICATIONS & OUTREACH

Thank You to all our sponsors For years, US Sailing has hosted successful events for all types of sailors, said Jack Gierhart, Executive Director of US Sailing. There are common issues and shared goals associated with these events, such as the Sailing Leadership Forum, National Sailing Program Symposium, One-Design Sailing Symposium and the Yacht Club Summit. We want to create a R unique setting that enables leaders from

RESPECT THE ELEMENTSTM all areas of our sport to interact, discover and learn from one another.

5 ussailing.org Communications and Outreach US SAILING’S STEM EDUCATION SERIES

There are many ways sailors can access US Sailing information, news and program. Thanks to funding from the John B. and resources. Our social media presence is at an all-time high. Be sure to follow Nelly Llanos Kilroy Foundation, Reach challenges us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Flickr for a lively interactive today’s youth to reach higher academically, further online community of sailors, real-time updates, and outstanding video and intellectually and develop a daily practice of photography from US Sailing events. discovery, while learning how to sail. The Reach program made tremendous strides in 2013: The US Sailing Blog is a popular home to a collection of interesting, though- • The Reach Educator Guide was created as both a provoking news and features, including College Sailing’s Chalk Talk series and resource for programs and as the textbook for our the 2013 West Coast Tour. rotacudE ediuG new STEM Educator Course. The course provides Middle School Modules 1-10

US Sailing’s West Coast Tour Coordinator Kate Sheahan visited with community training for middle school teachers and sailing The National Standard in Integrating Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) with the Sport of Sailing sailing centers and yacht clubs throughout the West Coast focusing on signature instructors collaborating to implement Reach regattas, junior and adult learn-to-sail clinics, community outreach programs, • 47 educators nationwide attended the STEM Educator Course. US Sailing Speaker Series, Regional Sailing Program Symposiums, Safety at Sea • Over 7,500 students were impacted through Reach in one-day programs. Seminars, and more. She shared her experiences and take-aways on the US • 1,300 scholarships were provided for students in 7 leading sailing centers. Sailing Blog. National Sailing Program Symposium (NSPS) In partnership with the America’s Cup we NSPS remains the premier event for sailing education in the launched startsailing.org that focuses on U.S. It is the only conference of its kind that brings together introducing people to sailing and educates program directors, instructors, volunteers, parents and industry them on their options to getting started. representatives to share and learn best practices about running, Insurance maintaining and improving sailing programs. NSPS 2013 was hosted by the Clearwater Beach Marriott Suites on Sand Key (Fla.). In addition to supporting our meetings and • Over 270 program directors, instructors, parents and volunteers symposiums, the Gowrie Group and Chubb from yacht clubs, community sailing programs, camps and other boating provide comprehensive insurance programs organizations attended. that benefit our members and member organizations. Regional Sailing Program Symposiums • 991 organizations participated in Gowrie’s Burgee Program Inspired by NSPS, the Regional Symposium provides an opportunity for • Over 150 classes participated in the one-design boat insurance program organizations to share ideas and concerns about sailing education and Community Connections programming at the local level. Safety management served as the seminal topic for most of these symposiums. Reach, fundraising, travel teams and new US Sailing put an emphasis on in-person interaction with local community sailing programming ideas were also discussed. centers and yacht clubs around the country. We came together with these • 9 Regional Symposiums were held at yacht clubs and community sailing organizations to better assess their needs and understand their challenges to centers around the country. determine how US Sailing can provide the right support. Here are some examples of progress that US Sailing achieved through these Sailing Leadership Forum 2014 specific community outreach programs and events: The framework was put in place for US Sailing to host the first ever Sailing Leadership Forum at the Hilton San Diego Resort. The Sailing Leadership Forum Reach – US Sailing’s STEM program was created to connect leaders from all aspects of our sport such as sail training and A nationally recognized movement to improve STEM education, yacht club and sailing organization management, racing associations and skills (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) in organizations including one-design and handicap classes, race officials, and industry today’s youth inspired US Sailing to create the Reach professionals. Over 600 sailors from 250 organizations attended.

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 6 Pioneering Safety Standards

Safety is paramount to US Sailing. Perhaps no other subject The 2013 Islands Race Organizing Authorities of the San is more vital to the health of our sport than ensuring our Diego Yacht Club and Newport Harbor Yacht Club jointly waterways are safe and sailors are educated on how to requested that US Sailing conduct an independent handle hazardous situations. US Sailing takes the lead in review of the accident. The panel was responsible for researching safety procedures, protocol and equipment. researching the factors pertaining to the accident by Our Safety at Sea experts set high standards for the most reviewing safety policies, procedures and equipment. authoritative and proven methods for keeping sailors safe. Countless hours of research conducted by our The panel identified a set of recommendations for dedicated volunteers has allowed US Sailing to provide consideration to help prevent similar future tragedies. instructional materials, publications, courses and seminars The panel shared their report with the Organizing for all interested sailors. Learn more about our safety Authorities, crew of Uncontrollable Urge, and family initiatives in 2013: members of the deceased sailor.

Safety at Sea Seminars US Safety Equipment Requirements • 18 Safety at Sea Seminars were conducted with more than 1,800 US Sailing’s Safety at Sea Committee conducted an overhaul of ISAF’s attendees. Offshore Special Regulations, which describes the gear required to be • 247 participants received full ISAF compliant training. used on when racing in most local and offshore races in the U.S. The U.S. Safety Equipment Requirements document is intended to be • In support of coastal races and cruising, US Sailing now offers Coastal used by race organizers, owners and boat inspectors, and far more user Safety at Sea Seminars. friendly • 100 attended the new Coastal Safety at Sea Seminars. • 9 Junior Safety at Sea Seminars with over 200 young men and Smallboat Safety Clinic women participating. US Sailing piloted a Smallboat Safety Clinic at Nyack Boat Club (N.Y.), bringing together experts from the Safety at Sea Seminars as well as Accident Reports smallboat and powerboat training programs, to provide club race officers Unfortunately, a sailing tragedy occurred off the coast of Southern and support boat operators with hands-on training for a coordinated, California on March 8, 2013. Uncontrollable Urge lost her while strategic accident response plan during race course emergencies. This competing in the Islands Race – an event that starts in Long Beach, goes seminar will serve as the launching pad for similar offerings at yacht clubs around San Clemente Island and finishes in San Diego. Uncontrollable and sailing centers throughout the U.S. Urge was washed onto the island and one crew member drowned.

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Chuck Hawley, US Sailing’s Safety at Sea Committee Chairman:

One of the functions of the Safety at Sea Committee is to promote equipment requirements that are appropriate for the conditions, easily verified, and not excessive. I believe that the new USSERs meet those criteria, and will serve offshore sailors well. We encourage all Organizing Authorities to use them, edited if the local conditions warrant, so that races in the U.S. are sailed under consistent equipment rules.

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 8 ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY • ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY • ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY

9 ussailing.org Access and Opportunity US Sailing is creating new and innovative pathways for all types of individuals • Our Olympic and high performance coaches participated in, and to get out on the water. From our Learn to Sail program to our 16 National contributed to, the new courses. Championships, US Sailing considers all types of sailors and levels of ability when developing events, courses and other sail education programs. Find out how we Adaptive Sailing make access and opportunity a priority: The new Adaptive Sailing Resource ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY • ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY • ACCESS & OPPORTUNITY Manual was created in conjunction with the Keelboat Programs International Association for Disabled Sailing. • Updated Basic Cruising The manual was followed by the launch of and Bareboat Cruising an Adaptive Sailing Center Accreditation books were produced. program which identifies programs that are offering high-quality adaptive programming. • 2,914 Basic Keelboat The manual is now being used as a global student certifications APTI benchmark for sailing organizations D VE were issued. A around the world. • 96 Basic Keelboat • People from 27 states and 19 Instructors were countries downloaded the new certified and will teach manual for free. at our network of 66 S accredited schools. AILING US Powerboating • The International Proficiency Certificate that we issue for thosehartering c overseas was expanded to include Powerboat Cruising certifications. • Record year for US Powerboating - 90 new Powerboat instructors were certified from 15 courses. Smallboat Programs • There are 26 US Powerboating Training Centers – 12 centers were added in 2013. • 123 Level I Instructor Certification Courses were held throughout the country. • 1,659 powerboat operators were certified at142 Safe Powerboat • 1,350 sailors participated in the Level I Instructor Certification Course Handling courses hosted by partner yacht clubs and community centers. • Our new certification pathway, Chart Your US Powerboating, an affiliate of US Sailing, addresses the educational needs Course, introduced a new of powerboat owners and operators in the U.S. Courses are offered by Level 2 Instructor course participating schools, community programs and clubs, with a focus on on-the- that focuses on safety, water training for recreational powerboat operators, rescue boat operators, emergency response race support boat officials and instructor candidates. Courses progress into and advanced sailing skills. advanced boat handling, cruising, and applied piloting and navigation. • We introduced the new Level 3 Coach Workshop. The course helps sailors develop performance boathandling and

racing skills with a focus POWERBOATING on the importance of sportsmanship.

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 10 Race Official Certifications 2011-2013 1200

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0 Total Judges Umpires Race Officers Certifications 2011 252 63 549 864 2012 272 70 593 935 2013 288 79 656 1023

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Fair Sailing US Sailing is committed to making our sport more inviting and welcoming Resources for Race Officials for all sailors. From teaching beginners to race and understand the rules to • Race Committee 101 is a new streamlining our yacht rating services, US Sailing continues to make strides in presentation that introduces simplifying sailing. concepts such as types of boats and racing, the purpose and

Race Official Training duties of the race committee, equipment and jobs of the race

US Sailing certified race official programs continue to expand offerings and committee, and what to expect out on the water. It offers an overview training opportunities so that the rules are properly interpreted and enforced of race committee functions for those who want to learn more. on the race course. Members can download “RC 101” for free from the US Sailing website. • 75 race official seminars and clinics trained 885 race management • Appeals Book for 2013-2016, Judges Manual for 2013-2016 and the volunteers Race Official CertificationsRace Management 2011 Handbook-2013 (sixth edition) were completely revised and are available, both as printed books and as free PDF downloads. • Certifications of race officials grew to1,023 – an increase of 9%1200 over 2012 and 18% over 2011 • The number of club Judges more than doubled in 2013, and we1000 expect vigorous growth again in 2014. 800 • The race official training committees have introduced continuing education offerings for officials who need to renew or upgrade their certifications600

• Online study materials are available for most courses, and the committeesCertifications 400 continue to develop 21st century learning opportunities. • Online assessment was introduced in the spring of 2013 for the Club200

Race Management Seminar, and is planned for more courses late in0 2014. Total Judges Umpires Race Officers Race Official Certifications 2011-2013 Certifications 2011 252 63 549 864 1200 2012 272 70 593 935 2013 288 79 656 1023 1000

800 Total Race Official Certifications 600 2011-2013 Certifications 400 1050 200 1000 950 0 Total 900 Total Judges Umpires Race Officers Certifications 850 Certifications 2011 252 63 549 864 800 2012 272 70 593 935 750 2013 288 79 656 1023 2011 2012 2013

11 ussailing.orgTotal Race Official Certifications 2011-2013 1050 1000 950 900 Total 850 Certifications 800 750 2011 2012 2013

FAIR SAILING • FAIR SAILING • FAIR SAILING • FAIR SAILING • FAIR SAILING

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 12 YACHT RATING SERVICES • YACHT RATING SERVICES • YACHT RATING SERVICES

PHRF-MA has been using the US Sailing’s PHRF Support Service for the last two years. This service has taken away the time-consuming job of tracking, printing and emailing members’ certificates from our volunteers. The response time from US Sailing to our members has been well above our expectations. Once we uploaded our database with base ratings and adjustments, things have run very smoothly and now our certificates go out much faster than when we did all the work. I would recommend this service to any PHRF fleet.

Jim Walsh, Treasurer of PHRF-Mid Atlantic

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41 PHRF fleets that represent over12,500 Yacht Rating Services boats are supported by US Sailing. US Sailing administers rating rules for ORR, IRC and the . We provide a national forum, publish handicapping reports YACHT RATING SERVICES • YACHT RATING SERVICES • YACHT RATING SERVICES US Sailing launched a new PHRF Support and newsletters for the U.S. PHRF fleet, as well as support for the Service designed to manage North American Portsmouth Yardstick Handicap for centerboard boats, data and rating information for fleets in multihulls, keelboats, and offshore classes. 2013. Participating fleets have the ability to perform their own handicapping, while 2013 Certificates issued US Sailing manages fleet information with guaranteed security and protection. Fleets IRC – 411 including the PHRF of the Mid-Atlantic and ORR – 736 PHRF of Hawaii became our first users.

What does this service do? US Sailing administered rating rules for these 2013 US Sailing’s Support Service… IRC events: • collects, stores and manages important PHRF fleet data • Ft. Lauderdale - Key West Race • provides fleet members access to their boat’s information so they can • Key West Race Week renew online, make changes or register a new boat • New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta • creates, modifies, and issues rating certificates • Annapolis to Newport Race • allows race organizers and scorers to download handicaps efficiently • Marblehead to Halifax Race through the PHRF Support Service website • Block Island Race • The Vineyard Race Universal Measurement System (UMS) • Rolex Big Boat Series Offshore boat owners are faced with obtaining rating certificates for • US - IRC East Coast Championship multiple rules depending on the rule choice of events they compete in. To make this process easier, US Sailing has formed a partnership with the RORC and ORC with the goal of… US Sailing administered rating rules for these 2013 ORR events: • training measurers to be proficient in all of these rules • Marion to Bermuda Race • creating a common form for the measurers to report the data, which will be stored in an interactive database made available to all of the rule • Newport Beach to Cabo San Lucas Race authorities in their format • Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac • Transpacific Yacht Race Boat owners/captains can obtain rating certificates for the rules they will • California Cup Regatta be racing under. • Long Point Race Week • The Acapulco Regatta Series

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 14 Kids in Sailboats Young sailors in search of great competition, quality coaching and a fun 2013 US Sailing Youth Championship Events time on and off the water will find a special experience at US Sailing youth US Sailing has been coordinating first-class championship regattas racing events. The USA Junior Olympic Sailing Festival (JO) and the US for junior sailors since 1921. These championships are hosted by local Sailing Championships series collectively comprised 27 regattas around yacht clubs and sailing organizations around the country, and they the country for youth sailors in 2013. offer a wide variety of opportunities to participate. Each championship is steeped in its own unique tradition. A long, distinguished line of 2013 USA Junior Olympic Sailing Festivals the best sailors in the world has sailed through the ranks of our youth The USA Junior Olympic Sailing Festival championships. These prestigious events provide junior sailors with an completed its 17th season in 2013. This opportunity to test their skill at the national level. Each championship program is a nationwide series of regattas has three days of racing, often preceded by a clinic under the guidance for youths aged 8 to 21. Each event in this of coaches, who are provided by US Sailing. family of regattas is hosted by a different club or organization, but all events share a Junior Big Boat Sailing common goal: to promote the enjoyment Utilizing donated 35 to 45 foot well-outfitted sailboats, young adults of sailing and development of skills for learn to sail with an instructor or coach. The program allows new sailors young sailors as well as provide an Olympic to learn the ropes on a big boat platform, and experienced junior sailors pathway for talented junior sailors. can apply their small boat sailing skills in a new and challenging way. • 50,000 youth sailors have participated at Junior Olympic Festivals • 12 organizations in 9 states ran our new JBBS program. since their inception. Learn more about this program at: http://www.ussailing.org/education/ • 23 JO regattas were held in 2013. junior-big-boat • The 2013 season ended on a high note with record attendance at December events. CleverPig.org JO PARTICIPATION $60,000 US Sailing has formed a new 4500 4370

4070 3939 3993 partnership with Clever Pig 3830 3901 4000 3680 3723 3747 $50,000 3489 3559 3622 to reinforce their outreach to 3421 3500 3312 3259 the youth sailing community 3000 $40,000 2640 2409 by combining resources and 2500 sharing expertise. CleverPig. $30,000 2000 org is a website designed Numberof Participants 1500 1218 specifically for aspiring youth $20,000 1000 sailors who want to take their competitive sailing careers 500 $10,000 to the next level. US Sailing 0 6 13 18 20 19 19 21 25 24 25 22 21 25 25 25 26 22 24 initiated a major overhaul for 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 $- CleverPig.org in 2013, which Number of Events per Year re-launched in July 2014. 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013

15 ussailing.org Photo courtesy: Nevin Sayre KIDS IN SAILBOATS • KIDS IN SAILBOATS • KIDS IN SAILBOATS • KIDS IN SAILBOATS

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

17 ussailing.org 2013 US Sailing National Championships

The US Sailing Championships continue to provide sailors with opportunities to race against high-level national competition that is based purely on skill, teamwork and sportsmanship. Our championship hosts continue to Congratulations to our 2013 Champions set the standard in regatta management, while providing participants with skill development opportunities, outstanding hospitality, and a rewarding October 24-27 August 22-25 Championship of Champions U.S. Adult Sailing Championship experience on and off the water. Columbia Sailing Club Rochester Yacht Club • Over 1,800 adult and youth sailors participated in 16 US Sailing Brian Keane, Steve Hunt & Victor Diaz Ventura Yacht Club: David Klatt, Lane De Leon Desborough, Garrett Baum & David Paudler Championships in 2013. October 4-6 August 12-16 Several of our national championships were restructured to offer more openings U.S. Team Racing Championship U.S. Youth Sailing Championship for participation and to evolve with current needs of the racing sailor in the U.S. Newport Harbor Yacht Club Corpus Christi Yacht Club Ladies and Gentlemen: Justin Law, Michael - Mitchell Kiss Menninger, Tyler Sinks, Adrienne Patterson, Radial - Luke Muller U.S. Youth Championships Marla Menninger & Lucy Wallace C420 - Nicholas Sertl & Elizabeth Pemberton The premiere youth racing event in the country was reinstated as a mandatory I420 - Wade Waddell & Henry Fernberger qualification event for the 2014 U.S. Youth Worlds Team. These improvements September 26-29 F16 - Ravi Parent & Nico Schultz U.S. Offshore Championship - Duncan Williford & Matthew Mollerus support the U.S. Olympic Sailing Team’s revamped youth development strategy. US Naval Academy Sailing Squadron RS:X - Pedro Tomas Pascual The regatta expanded to include more sailors utilizing high-performance boats. Steve Travis, Rob Mitchell, William Heston, Ken Blalock, Bryan Rhodes, Harry Dursch, August 5-9 • The 2013 edition of this championship featured 160 sailors representing John Bowen & Nick Padleckas Chubb U.S. Junior Championship 7 classes, including the 29er, Club 420, , International 420, Houston Yacht Club Laser, and RS:X. September 18-22 & Texas Corinthian Yacht Club U.S. Match Racing Championship Singlehanded - St Petersburg Yacht Club: • Applications to the U.S. Youth Championships were increased by 33%. Sail Sheboygan Nic Baird Pequot Yacht Club: Dave Dellenbaugh, Doublehanded - San Francisco Yacht Club: Rebecca Dellenbaugh, Janel Zarkowsky & Kristopher Swanson & Alexander Ron U.S. Adult Championships Amanda Callahan Triple/Quadruplehanded - San Francisco This historic championship unveiled a new and exciting format for competitive Yacht Club: Jack Barton, Sammy Shea, Alex adult women and men. Women have always been racing at this championship, September 11-14 Moody & Sam Barton U.S. Singlehanded Sailing Championships formerly known as the U.S. Men’s and Women’s Sailing Championships. In the Manasquan River Yacht Club July 14-19 U.S. Men’s Sailing Championship, women were permitted to race only as crew. Women - Simone Staff U.S. Junior Women’s Singlehanded The new U.S. Adult Sailing Championship has no gender restrictions on Men - Clay Johnson Championship helmsperson or crew. Only weight limits apply. Also, the championship is no Beverly Yacht Club - Dana Rohde September 5-8 longer a resume event and skippers must be invited or sail-in to compete. U.S. Disabled Sailing Championships June 22-27 Milwaukee Community Sailing Center U.S. Junior Women’s Doublehanded Here is a rundown of US Sailing Championship updates from 2013: Singlehanded - John Ruf Championship Doublehanded - Sarah Everhart-Skeels & Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club • US Sailing teamed with many one-design classes to integrate our qualifiers Gerry Tiernan Carolyn Smith & Bayley Davidson with their larger events to streamline the process of sailing into a US Sailing Championship. September 4-7 June 13-16 U.S. Multihull Championship U.S. Women’s Match Racing Championship • The U.S. Offshore Championship integrated navigation and distance Sausalito Yacht Club Chicago Match Race Center racing along with shorter races. Enrique Figueroa & Carla Malatrasi Jennifer Wilson, Sally Barkow, Katherine Pettibone, Krista Paxton & Sandi Svoboda • The coaching hiring process has been professionalized. • USOC SafeSport initiatives have been incorporated into our championships.

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 18 Awards

US Sailing’s 2013 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman One-Design Awards of the Year Awards The 2013 One-Design Awards recognize outstanding individuals, From a deep field of contenders, classes and clubs by highlighting role models of creative leadership in Brian Porter of Fontana, Wisc. and one-design sailing: Jody Starck of Amherst, N.Y. were • Service: Barney Harris / Peter Duncan, Albacore Class named US Sailing’s 2013 Rolex • Leadership: Jon Deutsch Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year. • Club: San Diego Yacht Club • Regatta: Charleston Race Week Porter, a first-time nominee, • Creativity: OptiNews - Betsy Altman, editor / publisher skippered to win the Sperry- From left to right – Thomas Hubbell – President of Top Sider Melges 24 World US Sailing; Justin Hogbin - Rolex Vice President of Communications; Jody Starck – Yachtswoman St. Petersburg Yacht Club Trophy YACHTSMAN & YACHTSWOMEN OF THE YEAR • YACHTSMAN & YACHTSWOMEN OF THE YEAR Championship, and Starck, of the Year; Brian Porter – Yachtsman of the already a two-time winner Year; Peter Nicholson – Rolex Senior Advisor for The Sandusky Sailing Club of Sandusky, Ohio, was awarded the St. of the Rolex honor, won the Communications. Petersburg Yacht Club Trophy for their outstanding organization and World Championship as crew and the Lightning Atlantic Coast execution in race management and operations for the 2013 Thistle Championship as skipper. Porter and Starck were formally recognized Nationals. during a luncheon at the St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco. Harman Hawkins Award Herreshoff Trophy Peter “Luigi” Reggio was awarded the Harman Hawkins Award for his Past president and ISAF VP, Dave Irish, was awarded the Nathanael G. outstanding contributions to the advancement of competitor-friendly Herreshoff Trophy for outstanding contribution to the sport of sailing. race management.

Service Leadership Club Regatta Creativity

Peter Duncan, Patty Lawrence, Barney Harris Margaret Podlich, Jon Deutsch Chuck Sinks, Tom Hubbell Randy Draftz, Justin Scott Craig Leweck, Betsy Altman

19 ussailing.org Community Sailing Awards Training Awards • Marty A. Luray Award for Outstanding Support of Public Access Sailing Captain Joe Prosser Award for Excellence in Sailing Instruction Stu Gilfillen (Tiverton, R.I.) Annapolis Yacht Club (Md.) “This year’s award winner fielded one of the most complete and experiential junior sailing and racing • Outstanding Community Sailing Program programs in the country and conducted learn-to-sail, learn-to-race New England Science and Sailing (Stonington, Conn.) and advanced skills development programs for adults.” • Outstanding Community Sailing Program Director Margie Graham (Conway, Mich.) Virginia Long Sail Training Service & Support Award • Excellence in Instruction Lynn Lynch (Chicago, Ill.) Lynn Lynch received this award for the Matt Schulz (Van Nuys, Calif.) outstanding leadership of Chicago Yacht Club’s junior sailing program’s activities and training, management of personnel, and • Outstanding Outreach & Inclusion operations of the race committee’s responsibilities for both one- Caitlyn Ridgely (East Boston, Mass.) design and offshore events. • Creative Innovations in Programming Kurt and Meka Taulbee, SailFit (Sand Key, Fla.)

YACHTSMAN & YACHTSWOMEN OF THE YEAR • YACHTSMAN & YACHTSWOMEN OF THE YEAR

2013 US Sailing Annual Report 20 US Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider 2013 Steady Progress for the US National Sailing Team Notable Results: The US Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider continued its efforts to strengthen • 2012 Olympian Paige Railey (Clearwater, Fla.) added to her Olympic and Paralympic sailing in the United States, building on the US formidable collection of career accomplishments by winning a Olympic Sailing Program’s High Performance Plan for Rio de Janeiro 2016. bronze medal at the Laser Radial World Championships in Rizhao, Central to this effort was the release of Vision 2024, a ten-step plan to China. Railey, who has won a World Championship in addition to reshaping the pathways to the Olympic podium. Vision 2024 represents a ISAF World Sailor of the Year and US Sailing Rolex Yachtswoman of long-term road map to attaining sustainable success in US Olympic sailing the Year awards, has said that medaling at The by creating an environment where athletes can build key skills, attain represents “unfinished business.” technical excellence and train effectively within the US, instead of overseas. • Two-time Olympian Stuart McNay (Providence, R.I.) and new crew David Hughes (Miami, Fla.) finished an impressive 6th place at the Another key aspect of building 470 class World Championships held in La Rochelle, . The the pool of American Olympic experienced pair had been racing together for less than than a year talent is to inspire and energize prior to the event, and the strong showing at the Worlds provided an the larger base of US sailors, immediate boost to their nascent Rio de Janeiro 2016 campaign. and to facilitate this US Sailing launched the National Team Tour • At the 2013 ISAF Youth World Championships in Limassol, Cyprus, sponsored by Chubb Personal the US team enjoyed a strong showing, with five top-ten finishes. Insurance and the Gowrie Group. The best American performance of the event came from Marion Aiming to bring the excitement Lepert (Belmont, Calif.), who finished 4th overall in the RS:X girl’s of high-performance sailing to class. Over 350 sailors from 61 nations competed in the 43rd running clubs and sailing organizations of the regatta. across the country, the National Team tour started in November at the St. Francis Yacht Club, a US Sailing • At the 24th running of ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, the premier Team Sperry Top-Sider Gold Medal partner club. The tour will continue at Olympic-classes regatta in the US, American athletes shined on the multiple locations per year through the Summer of 2016. waters of Biscayne Bay in Florida. US athletes won gold in the (Caleb Paine), Men’s 470 (Stuart McNay and David Hughes), the Several key corporate partners joined the US Sailing Team’s effort to win (Sarah Newberry and John Casey), Laser Radial (Paige in Rio de Janeiro. Jaguar Therapeutics announced an extension of its Railey) and the (Fred Strammer and Zach Brown). Silver medals partnership with the team, and opened a new 3200 square-foot Miami, were won in the 49erFX (Anna Tunnicliffe and Molly Vandemoer), Florida fitness facility. Additionally, Yale Cordage 49er (Ryan Pesch and Trevor Burd) and the Nacra 17 (Sarah Streater was named the official High Performance Line and Matthew Whitehead). The US also took bronze in the Laser and Rope Supplier of the US Sailing Team Sperry (Charlie Buckingham), 49erFX (Kristen Lane and Molly Carapiet) Top-Sider through 2016. Chubb Insurance and and the Nacra 17 (Taylor Reiss and Sarah Lihan). The Gowrie Group came onboard to support the National Team Tour, and Oakcliff Sailing was named an official training center of the team.

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2013 US Sailing Annual Report 22 BOARD OF DIRECTORS DIVISION CHAIRS STAFF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS Championships Jack Gierhart Amy Larkin Thomas Hubbell, President Shannon Bush Executive Director Marketing Bruce Burton, Vice President Education Liz Walker Patty Lawrence, Secretary Georgia McDonald Charlie Arms Championships Taran Teague, Treasurer Membership & Development Jack Gierhart, Executive Director Inshore / Smaller Boat Sailing Diana Kareta Dan Nowlan Josh Adams, Managing Director Brian Hawboldt Finance Director Offshore of US Olympic Sailing Management Charlie McKee Josh Adams Sarah Alger High Performance Director MEMBERS Olympic Sailing Steve Benjamin Offshore / Big Boat Sailing Jeff Kerins Matthew Hill John Craig Bill Lee Information Technology Race Administration JJ Fetter Race Administration Lee Parks George Hinman Stu Gilfillen Hank Stuart Inshore Sheila McCurdy Training Director Maureen McKinnon Sailing Venues Ben Richardson Jim Tichenor Dawn Riley Dave Ullman Jim Walsh

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William D. Alcott Davis Clement John V. Hanson Terry J. Kohler David A. Rosow Peter A. Allen Steve Colgate Robert H. Hobbs Robert H. Lane John Drake Ross Paul J. Ansfield PhD George Collins Richard Hokin Philip A. Lotz Timothy Joseph Rutter James Barnes George Coumantaros Eugene P. Holland John C. Luppens Arthur J. Santry III John H. Batts Ruth Creighton Stephen Howe John W. Martin Jr. Huntington Sheldon MD Janet C. Baxter Norwood H. Davis Jr. Thomas P. Hubbell William C. Martin Frank R. Shumway Jr. L. Harrison Bernbaum Joseph T. Dockery Michael S. Hudner Edward R. H. McDowell Janice A. Smith Arthur A. Birney James L. Dolan Lawrence S. Huntington Juliette Clagett McLennan William N. Steitz James D. Bishop William A. Douglass David H. Irish Joseph C. Melino Hank Stuart J. A. Blake Michael L. Dow Stephen Benjamin Jeffries Clay Mock Taran Teague Gino C. Bottino MD E. Llwyd Ecclestone Jr. Lucille M. Jewett James P. Muldoon Raymond J. Teborek Albert G. Boyce Jr. Jeff Ecklund Gary Jobson Amy Neill John B. Thomson Jr. John W. Braitmayer Bruce A. Eissner Robert L. Johnstone III Carl A. Olsson MD James H. Tichenor Henry G. Brauer Lawrence Ellison William H. Jolley John D. Osmond III Peter P. Tong Roger K. Brown John Fauth David Jones Charles M. Parrish Stuart B. Townsend Lawrence Z. Bulman Thompson Fetter Serge D. Jorgensen Dennis H. Pennell Robert C. Towse Malin Burnham Austin T. Fragomen Philippe Kahn Beth Pfeiffer R. E. Turner III Shannon W. Bush Steve Frank Stephen G. Kasnet Marda P. R. Phelps J. Craig Venter John R. Caldwell Esq Waddy Garrett Zoltan Katinszky Rives Potts David D. Verdier MD Michael J. Campbell Lawrence R. Glenn Breene M. Kerr John D. Ralls James Walsh Jim Capron Barry Gold Michael L. Kettenbach John S. Rando Talbot Wilson George W. Carmany III S. Carter Gowrie III John B. Kilroy Jr. Peter Reichelsdorfer Ronald Louis Zarrella Dayton T. Carr Richard D. Grow John B. Kilroy Sr. Randolph W. Robinson William Michael Zeitler Thomas Carruthers Sr. Brenton S. Halsey John W. King Yandell Rogers III Mason R. Chrisman Richard Hanneman Charles E. Kirsch David D. Rosekrans

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Benefactor

Lauretta J. Bruno George C. Francisco IV James Linville Charles A. Robertson Jay Steinbeck Henry T. Chandler Barbara B. Herman William J. Mayer Paula Schaefer Thomas H. Story Bobby Cox Robert L. Hughes Scott McDaniel James M. Schoonmaker Samuel W. Wakeman Peter Daitch Glenn Hill Lattimore Richard Joseph Murphy Leonard J. Sitar Charles S. Weiss Michael Deck MD Bruce Lee Matthew Pike Philip Jones Smith James A. Wilson Ted Etheridge Richard K. Lintern Albert Charles Rees

Supporting

Ace Acebedo Sanders Davies Terry Greenfield Francie Lufkin Stan Rogovin Fred Allardyce Donatello De Gregorio Raffaella Gunay John C. MacLaurin Timothy Rumph Frances C. Ashley Doug L. DeReu David Halliwill Andrew Mason Todd Schiller Peter Austen Gonzalo E. Diaz Knut Henrik Hammarskjold Darren Scott Mason Michael T. Schoendorf William C. Ballard William Dietz Jr. Dick Hampikian Doug McCree Michael B. Schoettle Carl J. Beck William T. Doelger Paul Henrys MD Lloyd B. McManus Jr. Thomas E. Shadden John B. Bennet Jr. Glenn William Doncaster William R. Hough Daniel Maxwell Meyers Bob Simpkins Christopher L. Bensabat Scott Douglas William K. Jackson MD Paul Milo Jr. David V. Smalley Ronald J. Boehm Grant Edgcomb Robert L. James George Moll Rod Spearin Bradford Bolger Scott Edgcomb Richard Jepsen Jose M. Morales Edmund Kelsey Steedman Jr. Philip D. Briggs Eric Eichler John Johns David Murphy John M. Steele Ernest Brody Perry Ercolino Charles Q. Kamps Jeffrey George Neuberth Jim Stephen Grayson S. Carter IV Robert S. Erskine Jr. Martin J. Kelly Joseph Obermeyer Bill Stump James M. Clark Thomas P. Fendler Alfred Franz Kirsch Eric A. Oesterle Stephen Takach James P. Considine Peter R. Fenner Simon Kleinman Paxson H. Offield Charles Townsend Paulette Considine Brad Ferrer Dina Horwitz Kowalyshyn Nancy E. Pettengill E. Geoffrey Verney Edmund B. Cronin Jr. Peter Hargitt Foley Tad Lacey Albert Polk Patricia Westbrook Pierre Crosby Greg Gigliotti Fern Loeb David W. Ray Christopher M. Wick John J. Cummiskey Bernard Girod Steven Loeb Esq Raymond L. Redniss George S. Writer Murray S. Danforth John C. Goodman Alfred L. Loomis III Daniel R. Reichelsdorfer J. Gale Yetman Glenn M. Darden Marvin A. Gordon Ray W. Lotto Michou J. Reichelsdorfer Jane Zirnkilton George A. L. David

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Sustaining

Lou Adiano Mark H. Baxter Jr. James V. Burch III Robert M. Creps Philip B. Elledge Greg Alden Ruth Baxter Valarie Burgess Edward C. Crist R. Skip Elliott John C. Alexander Jr. Cynthia Becton Jerry Burr Tracy Crossland Skip Ely Michael L. Allard Laura Baron Bellome Donald Cairns Brad Cummings Jason Luke Engeriser Eric Allen Brian Clark Benamati I. Douglas Campbell James J. Cummiskey David Englehart Greg Ames Robert T. Bennett Bert W. Carp Brian P. Curtis Jerry Engstrand Iain Anderson Alton A. Berg Russell M. Carr Carl M. Curtis Orhan Ergun Arma E. Andon Barry Berger Ann Carroll Susan F. Daly Alex H. Etemad Nicki Arendshorst Beth Berkobein Ralph R. Carruthers Peter B. D’Amario Jack Eunson Alex Arnold Selig A. Berman Nick Carter Hill Danforth Joy A. Evans A. Alexander Arnold III Philip C. Berolzheimer Michael A. Catalano Peggy Davison Mike Evans Nicholas Vito Augelli Wilbur G. Berry Phyllis Chang Scott T. Deardorff Kurt Eve Carolyn Avellino William Scott Bertrand Clark E. Chapin Ralph Di Mattia Terry L Taylor Farquharson Robert Awalt Fin Beven Michael J. Chapman Jose Diego-Arozamena Bruce Faust Arthur B. Baer Bill Biersach Loys Charbonnet III Jim Dingwall Wayne A. Fenton David A. Baer Henry Biner Christopher Church Robert M. Donahue Richard J. Ferris John C. Bailey Harold C. Blanchard Chris Claremont Ellen Cluett Donnelly William P. Ficker Nicholas Baker Lara K L H Blum John H. Clark George L. Dow Anne R. Filbert Ruthann S. Baker Richard Bockman MD Malcolm D. Clarke Jr. Frances Doyle Donald B. Finkle James D. Barbee III Gary Bodie Colleen Ferrel Clay Douglas G. Draper Brian Finn Daniel P. Barbiero Scott Boger Chris Clement Gerald B. Dubey Gerald Ingolf Fischer Charles A. Barclay T. James Bourg Daniel Heder Clinger Sr. Dennis Durgan Michael S. Flynn Charles M. Barclay Nanette H. Bourne Robert Cole N. David Durment Nancy Foote Henry C. Barkhorn J. Hollis Bower Jr. Timothy Higby Cole John R. Dye Robert Forman Herbert B. Barlow O. Douglas Boyce Jr. Douglas R. Coleman Jr. Gerard Eastman Jr. Erik Forsberg John Baroni Dan Boyd Beckett Casper Colson Gerard Eastman Lars Forsberg Christopher Barrett William Bremer Wendell B. Colson Erik Andrew Eaves EJ Foss Jon M. Barrett Michael Briggs Garry P. Condon Jeffrey L. Eberle Ben Fouts Robert S. Barron Michael Brotz Paul Connell Brian Ebner Cece Fowler Joseph M. Barry Craig Brown Charles E. Cook James A. Eddy Happy Fox Pamela Wiggin Barry David L. Brown Janice Cook Fred D. Egley John W. Fox William R. Barton Aaron M. Brummitt Brainard Cooper Jr. Byron Ehrhart Meta Frasch Clarke C. Bassett Alexander Robert Brusewitz Anne L. Coulombe Robert McGraw Eichler Martin W. Fraser William R. Bates Gilman Budar Donald P. Courtsal John E. Eielson Terence Fraser Linton W. Batten Winston Bumpus Michael J. Cox James John Eischen Carl Freeman John K. Baxter Walter E. Bundy III Marcus Crahan Howard Eisenberg Louis A. Freeman

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Steven Friedlander Michael Hanlon Anthony J. Iaconis Jeffrey Charles Krotine Sr. Victoria Marquez Peter O. Frisch Bruce Harris Ian Ikeda Charles V. Krylo Gerald R. Martin Robert C. Fritz Joseph Harrison Nathan Hearst Ikeda Karl C. Kwok Richard F. Martin Stephen J. Furnary Mark Hasslinger Reginald H. Imamura James W. La Baugh William Mason Robert T. Gales Janet Hawkins John Irvine Michelle L. Labrie-Ripple Brian Lee Mayhugh Lawrence Garber Fisk Hayden Dan Jackett Jack Lampman Christopher B. Mays Francisco J. Garcia Eugene H. Healey MD Joseph M. James Nolan Richard Kalani Laramore Scott McBurney Robert B. Geary Chuck Henderson Thompson Pearson Jarvis III Scott Latham Blanche DeLeta McCloskey Benjamin Casey Gent Kate Henderson Patricia Jayson Victoria Latham James D. McCully Frank B. Gibney Jr. Shirley Anne Henderson Craig H. Johnson Bennett Lavenstein Roger C. McDonald Brian Gibson Thomas Henderson Daniel Johnson Bruce Lawrence Francis X. McGowan Jr. Frederick M. Gibson Ted Herlihy MD Rodney S. Johnstone Eric Layton Linda McGrath Dan Gilligan Eric L. Herndon Roy Jones Andrew Lee Michael McIvor Richard Gleason Charles H. Hertz Stanley Jones Jonathan Francis Lee William J. McKenzie Daniel P. Goldberg Michael K. Hertz Steven Jones Luke Leffingwell Charles S. McLaughlin Jr. Joli K. Goldberg Kjeld Hestehave Peter H. Jost Richard J. Lehmann John Terry McSweeney Thomas Langston Goldenberg Frederick W. Hibbert Charles Kalko Michael Leland James C. Meade Josh Goldman Brad E. Hill Sandra Kaplan William Lewis Frank Meldau Melissa Gordon Christopher Hillios Stephanie Katz William Alex Lieber William E. Menninger John S. Gorski Jacquelyn Hillios Darius Keblinskas Peter Liguori Ulf I. Merenius David Goss William J. Hines Scott Keck Sonia Catrina Lingos-Utley John Merrill Christopher Grant Matt Hirsch George H. Keeber Alastair Hugh Livingstone Lan Mershon Russell Grant Barbara L. Hite Glen Alan Kelley David Cameron Livingstone Griffin Dakota Meyer Graham Green Virgil Hobbs Jr. Andrew G. Kelly Bruce Lockwood Kert Meyer Jr. Gary Greenwood Leah Carl Hoepfner David Kelly Bruce Long Jack Mezzetti Robert C. Griggs James A. Holcomb James Kemp Michael P. Long Clarence F. Michalis Richard D. Groff Frederick R. Holt Joseph M. Kiel Dan W. Lorimer Carolyn Michas Laura Thompson Grondin Stephen B. Homer Daniel B. Killeen Ethan Richard Lounsbury Nancy L. Mignon Katie Gundlach Eric Hood Brian King Rachel Marie Lounsbury Douglas D. Miller Tom Gunzelman Jack E. Horrell Terence J. Kirby Robert Louton David M. Millett Susan Claire Gurney Dean Horrocks Joseph Kirk Charles Luke Pam Dpdd Millett Karl Haflinger S. Fredric Horwitz Henry E. Kirschner Margaret Elizabeth Lumkes Paul C. Moccia Homer J. Hagedorn Garry Hoyt Robert W B Kits van Heyningen Charles O. MacBain Jason Moore Patricia Kirlin Hagedorn Eugene C. Hu Kenneth S. Klaus Keith C. MacBeth Susan Moore Adelaide M. Hale William L. Hudson J. Arvid Klein Andrew MacDonald Michael F. Moran Erik Halverson C. Hadlai Duffy Knoll Walter M. Maclean Robert W. Morton Jack Hamilton Glenn Hummel Leslie P. Kohler J. Robert MacNaughton Luke Muller Marcie Handler Scott Alfred Hundahl MD Tomasz Jakub Kokocinski Sean Carey Manchester Nic Muller Michael Handler Caroline Hunt James L. Konigsberg Russell March Jr. James D. Murphy Jr. Emily Hanlon Laurie Hunt David Korb Justin Marciano Joseph Thomas Murray

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2013 US Sailing Annual Report 28 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC PROGRAM DONORS

Gold Medalists - $75,000+ Silver Medalists - $50,000 Bronze Medalists - $25,000 Medalist Committee Anonymous Terry & Mary Kohler Anonymous Josh Adams Malin Burnham Sailing Foundation of NY Henry G. Brauer Bruce J. Burton J. Hap & Geren Fauth Jane & Bruce Burton Dean Brenner Austin & Gwen Fragomen Stephen J. Cucchiaro Benjamin Kinney Peter Kellogg Ray & Barbara Dalio Benjamin Richardson Hunt Lawrence Leslie & John Dane III Russell & Kristina Lucas Family Fund Downing Family Foundation St. Francis Yacht Club Tom & Jane Fetter James M. Schoonmaker Michael & Tovi Kiss Donald Wilson

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$15,000 Randy Repass John C. Luppens Nick Bowen Michael McCann Southport Sailing David Rockefeller Jr. Andrew Macfie John W. Braitmayer John McGowan Foundation, Inc. Maureen M. Rosenfield Trustee John W. Martin Jr. John D. Carruthers Juliette Clagett McLennan Timothy Joseph Rutter Sheila McCurdy Phyllis Collins Lloyd B. McManus Jr. $1,000 - $9,999 Huntington Sheldon MD Stephanie W. McLennan Nick Craw Douglas D. Miller Helen Buchanan Susan Trotman Dawn Riley Jean DeFontenay Larry Munns Bruce J. Burton Stephen K. Wrigley Donald Santa Jr. Glenn William Doncaster Yoshihiko Murase Shannon W. Bush Peter Schmidt Laurie E. Duncan David Murphy Bruce A. Cook $500 - $999 Francois Screve Linda F. Epstein Philip C. Pape Community Foundation Laura Baron Bellome Jan Smeets Perry Ercolino Nancy E. Pettengill Santa Cruz County: Hawley Albert G. Boyce Jr. Thomas H. Story Christopher A. Faris The Robert L. and Family Fund Scott Bradley Kieran Sweeney John E. Feavearyear Elizabeth C. Alexander Michael L. Dow Robert Brenner Taran Teague Bruce A. Gates Family Foundation Susan R. Epstein James Buckingham Edward H. Thomson III Christine Gordon Keith Edward Seiler Robert Forman Henry T. Chandler Matthew F. Whitlock John F. Gross Robert H. Siegel George R. Hinman Peter Daitch William Witchger II Wallace Hepkema John Simms Jr. Robert H. Hobbs Charles Doolin Stuart S. Wright Niels M. Johnsen Jim Stephen Lotz Family Foundation George Fearons Ralph C. Jones Jefferson S. Strider The McCurdy Family Mark Foster $250 - $499 Gary Knappenberger Anthony Allen Tabb Foundation Byron J. Gierhart Jr. Robert R. Adams Peter Alan Kuhn Doug Taylor James P. Muldoon Peter D. Goldman Sandy Adzick Erwan J.E. Le Gall Joanna Tunnicliffe Paxson H. Offield David H. Irish John E. Aruny Robert Leviton Nancy Van Duyne Carl A. Olsson MD Richard Jepsen Peter P. Benedetto Sr. Jonathan Litt Charles E. Wert Marda P R Phelps Edward Michael Kaye MD Arthur A. Birney Steven Marenakos Peter Wood Eric Reinke Richard Leland Jr. Louis A. Borrelli Jr. Patrick Gerard Mauro II

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$100 - $249 Edmund B. Cronin Jr. Richard Harries Robert Metzen Brian Paul Simmons Geraldine Abdoo Joseph Michael Crowe Jr. David C. Hoff Michael L. Michel Sabrina Simon Alpena Racing Fleet Brian P. Curtis Kevin Holmberg Preston R. Miller Jr. Lynn Simpson Hobie P. Alter Ed Dailey Stephen Horwitz MD Paul Milo Jr. David M. Sinclair Eric Anderson Murray S. Danforth Randy Hough Charles Gale Moore Chris Slagerman Arma E. Andon Hill Danforth James Henry Howard John L. Myles Jr. David V. Smalley Robert H. Anschuetz Norwood H. Davis Jr. Garry Hoyt David Nelson Mac Smith Stephen Apodaca Means Davis Jr. W. Jeffery Hudson III Paul C. Nicholson Jr. Tom Smith Robert W. Atkins Jeffrey Debevec Daniel M. Hurley Ned N. Nielsen John Staff Robert Awalt Charlie Dickey William H. Hyslop Peter Nissen David Starck David A. Baer Bob Dillon Hugh B. Irvine George R. Norcross David K. Storrs John Baker Scott Douglas Peter Jencks John T. O’Flaherty Norris Strawbridge Herbert B. Barlow Arthur P. Draper Gary Jobson Joseph V. O’Loughlin William Striegel C. Alan Baske Roland Duphily Albert Johnson Emily P. Overstreet Roger Strube John Belle John W. Eilers Peter H. Jost Jeff Padnos Ravi Subramanian C Bryce Benjamin Howard Eisenberg Douglas Joyce Mark T. Palermo Martin Sutter James Bennett Mark Ellman Diane Kampf Dave Parkes Rod Swift Alton A. Berg Lenita M. Emanuelsen William R. Kauffman Lee Parks James Sykes Donald Raymond Bernhardt Aileen Eppig Brian G. Kennedy Deborah Parsons John J. Taylor Carl Bihlmeyer Robert S. Erskine Jr. Arthur Kessler L. Howard Payne J. Kirk Taylor Phillip C. Bills Maris Eshleman Simon Kleinman Sarah Pedersen Todd Thibodo James D. Bishop Jr. Joshua Ewen Jonathan Kurtz Warren Person Samuel F. Thomas Jr. Thomas Andrew Blasco MD Marc Ewing Robert H. Lane Ray Peters Spencer A. Thomason Gary Bodie Antoinette Fallon Larry Langford Michael A. Pick Richard Ignatius Torpey Jr. John M. Bradley Alex Fasolo Charles S. Langston MD Randolph H. Pike Stuart B. Townsend Marc O. Breitling Peter Feick Michael H. Lattimore O. L. Pitts Charles Tracy Ronald Brewer Brian S. Feil Patty Lawrence Joe Plymesser Michael Trznadel Jerry W. Brower JJ Fetter Michael Leland John Poimiroo Leon T. Tyszka John Michael Brown Fidelity Charitable: Huber Tom Lewin Ricardo Poli Mark Upham Michael S. Bruno III Charitable Fund Richard H. Lillie Jr. Magdelaina Putnam Janelle Van Rensselaer Jocelyn L. Buckingham Gene Fiese Ferguson Locke Benjamin Quamina Daniel Van Starrenburg Wayne L. Burdick Robert P. Fisher Ray W. Lotto Marshall F. Reutlinger Samuel Veilleux Rod Bussell Mike Fisher Michael Ludtke Benjamin Richardson Joel VerPlank Carolin Raleigh Buttrick Richard T. Fleming Susan Lyons Eric Roberts Nancy V. Waggoner Albert E. Carpenter Jr. Doug Forster Caroline A. Macaulay David D. Rosekrans Edward B. Wagstaff Charles H. Carpenter Jr. John F. Foster Charles S. Macaulay John Drake Ross Stuart H. Walker Grayson S. Carter IV Cece Fowler E. David MacDonald Ronald G. Ross Ben Houston Walker Jr. Veronica A. Cavalla John W. Fox John C. MacLaurin John Ross-Duggan MD Robin Wallace David B.H. Chaffe III Tony Gambacurta Gerald F. Madigan Dunne Saal Leo Wardrup Hugh P. Chandler Harold L. Gilreath Jr. Don Major David Saxby R David Warters Clark E. Chapin Stephen Girling Andy Marcus Steffi Schiffer Jonathan Weil Anthony A. Chiurco Bernard Girod Matthew Marshall Todd Schiller Charles H. Weiner Michael Clark Robert S. Grant Darren Scott Mason J. Chris Schoen Gordon Brittain Whelpley Jr. William S. Clarke Theodore F. Green II James Mattingly Benjamin Schwartz Alan Wirtanen Stephen R. Cloud Gary Green Peter McCausland Jonah Seiger Stephen W. Wolfe Robert Cole Gary Gregory Bryan McDonald Tom Seip Ken Womack Allison Coleman Richard D. Griffiths Georgia McDonald Jerrold Senser Robert Renton Worsfold William L. Conley Dawn R. Grob Devin McGranahan Cory Sertl Bob Wright Chris J. Constant Homer J. Hagedorn Bill McJames Kirk Severson Tim Yanda James Lee Cooper Michael A. Hajdu Robert McManus David Sexton Jack R. Yoes Robert J. Counihan Nicholas Hajdu John McPherson Sumio Shimoyama Peter Zarcades Russ Crane Brenton S. Halsey Hart Mehler Shirley Shumway Jan Paul Zonnenberg C Douglas Creelman Russell G. Hanley Linda Merkle Joy Siegel 2013 US Sailing Annual Report 30 DONORS AND ANNUAL GIVING

Donors John C. Adair Michael E. Blackford Elizabeth I. Cochran Gregg K. Dietrich Robert Gaffney Josh Adams David R. Blackman Jonathan P. Cody Mark Dietzen Natalia Gagliano Lisa Adams Harold C. Blanchard William Cohee Jacob Dimare Miguel Gambetta AG AerOceanis Cos Ltd. Karly Amber Bland Harvey E. Cohen William DiSanto Jonathan Gathrid Brian E. Agar William T. Blencowe Jeffrey K. Cole Kathleen A.M. Doetzer Brendan Gay Francis X. Albert Richard Boden Elizabeth Cole Matthew Doherty Richard Gedney Betsy Alison Steve Boice Kyle L. Collins Aram Donabed Jr. Robert Geraghty Graham R. Allan Christopher Borovsky Richard S. Collins Jacob A. Donkersloot Frank B. Gibney Jr. John E. Allen Gregory Bosdet Paul Connell Ellen Cluett Donnelly John W. Gifford Dwight M. Allgood Todd Bosgraaf James P. Considine Bryan Donovan Brian T. Gillen George Kenneth Anderson Declan Richard Botwinick Anne Talbot Converse Cara Mackenzie Dooley Peter Glick Wilmo Andollo Jim Boughton Russell Cook Fredrick R. Dorr Thomas Shircliff Glover Thomas Richard Andreas Tim Bounds Colleen M. Cooke Gerard B. Douglas Edward R. Godfrey III Joel Clayton Andrews Oren K. Boynton Dan J. Cooney Ray Douglas Julia B. Goetschius David Angelo Kevin Bracy Carter J. Cooper William P. Dragan Laurens W. Goff Paul Anstey John Bradshaw Lauren Cotta Alexander Dubois Dan Goldberg Tor B. Arneberg Scott Brady John Coumantaros Caroline B. Dunbar Josh Goldman E Thomas Arnn Jeff Brauch Donald P. Courtsal Michael H. Duran Stefan Golicz Amy A. Arrington William Bredenberg Alexander Louis Cowan Philip Ecklund Fiona Gordon Matthew L. Arthur Kenneth Brookes Jeffery Coyle Diane M. Economides Stanley & Jacquelyn Gottlieb Stephen W. Ash Mark D. Brunsvold Anne Coyne Chester Ensign Merlin R. Grade Edward Bailey Madeline Monet Bubb David Cranston Paul M. Erickson Robert Grammatica James D. Barbee III Bruce Busbey Joseph E. Cresci Alain I. Espin Russell Grant William S. Barber Kent B. Buska George G. Crocker Louis Ethridge Elliot Alexander Greenwald Christopher R. Barclay Joseph P. Butala David Crockett Barbara J. Evans Roy Greenwald Chris Bardwell-Jones Duncan Cameron Jan Crosbie-Taylor Mike Evans Kevin John Grice Crispin Barker Richard C. Campbell Craig Wood Cullen Jr. Penny Everett Adam Gudat John B. Barkett Lee Campbell Margo Currey Sarah Everhart-Skeels Miller Guice Joseph S. Barr Jr. Francesca Cappellini Stuart Anthoney Dahlgren Patton Michael Ewing William Lee Guice III Ellen Bar-Zemer Holland C. Capper Sr. Susan F. Daly Kukii Falahee S. Murton Guild Jr. Lawrence Richard Baun Eric Caris Michael J. Daly Lannell Farmer Priscilla Gulliver Kathleen Ann Baushke Ryan Carlucci Glenn M. Darden Joe Farrell Tom Gunzelman Janet C. Baxter Mary Alice Fisher Carmichael Thomas E. Dauch Jr. Kevin Farrell Jordan Guzak James K. Beaty James Carroll Marion Al Davidson Ryan Feeley Ava Brittany Haag Rich Becker Kenneth Phillip Cartisano Simon J. Davidson Peter Feinstein John Hackl Cynthia Becton Vincent Casalaina Susan Davidson David Fell John William Hackland John Beeman Charles Casey Thomas Davies H Martin Fetsch Cliff T. Haddox Curtis Behre Michael Cavanaugh Steven Christopher Davis Donald Fiander FRCSC Frederick H. Hagedorn Charles F. Benson Elmo J. Cerise Jr. Larry E. Dawes Rusty Field Dan Halama Rick Benson Michael James Cervinka Tony De Luca Donald B. Finkle Laura Hallowell Brendan Benson Richard Chandler Paul Joseph de Souza John N. Fisher Jr. Lisa M. Hamar Sydney Beres Samuel C. Chase Mary Ellen DeFrias Gregory V. Fisher Krista Hankins Jeffrey L. Bernier Eric Richard Chen Gary Derrick William Robert Fitzpatrick Dean C. Hanley Alexander Corbett Berry Connor Chung David P. Desmond Christopher J. Fletcher Robert Harding David Bertsch Charles Peter Cihak Douglas Deterding Erik Forsberg Ernest E. Hardy Rohan Bhatia-Newman John H. Clark Jack Detweiler John Foster IV Lester Hardy Daniel Birmingham Kyle Clarke John T. DeWaal William Fountain Paul Harris Birmingham Mark Clayman Jim R. DeYoung Gina Fridley Randolph Carter Harrison Matthew Bixler Carol A. Cleave Sofia Miranda Diaz del Valle Peter O. Frisch Gregory Joseph Hart KHS

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Barbara Railey Frederic M. Schaefer Michael Springer Joseph R. Valante Jr. Richard Charles Witzel Jr. Rod Ratcliffe Jamie Schafer Edward L. St George Steve Valentor Cindee A. Wolf John A. Ravizza Edward H. Schenck Ethan George Stahl Jan van den Kieboom Michael Wolfe Thomas Redmond Steven A. Schick George Isaac Stanley Gary Van Dis Warren Wong Raymond L. Redniss Harald Schmid Richard A. Starita Ella van Gool Shay Amanda Wood Brooks Reed Anthony J. Schornak John Stedman Leo Vandenthillart Ronald K. Wood Hank Reffner Craig Schrauf Chuck Stephens William L. VanEe Douglas R. Work James M. Regan Eric Schreck Jr. Anna Stevens Kiira Vazales Francis D. Wright Michou J. Reichelsdorfer Mike R. Schultz Ken Stevens Tamara Vermette Willie F. Wright Jr. Harry Thomas Rein Burton W. Scott A.G. Stitt John Vermeulen Paul Wunsch Wayne Ronald Reis David Scott David Stittsworth Peter J. Vessella Stephen Wyse Karen F. Reisch Collin Scoville Emily Anne Stokes Thomas Vickers Jack Yaissle Michael Rettie Richard I. Sears Jr. John Storey Violeta Villacorta Carmen John Yannelli Paul A. Reynolds Lars Seemann Matthew Strand Manuela Elizabeth Villafana Robert David Yell John Rice Hans William Seidenberg Christopher Straub Robert Arthur Wagenseil Julie Zanze Robin Lynette Richards Mark R. Selisker Roger Sulhoff Tracy L. Wahl Michael Zavell Jim R. Richter Pat Sellenraad Michael James Sullivan Fritz Wahl Bill J. Zeiler Don Riechel Peter Sereda Frank Swigonski Madeline Marie Wakenight Zachary Zee Zerman Chase Rief Matthew Sessions Alan Tannous Dan Walker Donald Zink Dykes James Riggs Charles L. Shackelford Jr. Edmund C. Tarbell Taylor Jack Walshe Jason M. Zorfas Ivan Rimar Randell Sharpe Catherine Tardy Mary Warburgh Howard B. Rinehart Paul D. Shein Caleb Tarleton Robert L. Waring III John A. Ritter Nicholas P. Shepherd Emily Taylor Michael Oliver Warren Bo Robinson Joseph H. Horst Tebbe Roberta Warren David B. Roderick Frederick James Shinske William Laurens Tebrake Benjamin Robert Watson Katie Rodger Robert Silber Juan A. Teixidor Robert H. Weaver William J. Roman Harold Raymond Simmons William A. Thayer Gail Weinberg Renee A. Romer Jonathon Yancey Simmons Joan Thayer Charles S. Weiss Joseph Roos Alexander Simon Charles A. Therriault Robert Joel Welbon R. Edward Rose Jr. Grace Siwicki Walter Thirion Glenn E. Welch Jr. C. Tanner Rose Jr. George D. Slater Forrest Thomas Peter Stuart Wemple Peter C. Ross Joseph S. Slawinski Douglas Thompson David Wentworth Tom Royal Robert E. Smalley Robert E. Thomson Jr. Frederick M. Werblow Leslie Ruhland Lauren A. Smith Barbara J. Thoney Thomas R. Weschler Vernon Russell Kenneth B. Smith Jr. Hank Thorburn Len West Michael Rutledge Lindsay C. Smith Lisa Thornton Gerton Westerop Timothy Scott Rutler William J. Smith Mark Tieszen Don Whelan Maureen Emily Ryan Gerald Stephen Smith John Todd Wayne White Gordon Ryan Christopher VB Smith Maggie Toombs Robert W. Whitman Tapio Saavalainen Diane Smith Emilio J. Torres-Requena Ken Whitt Edwin L. Salva Jr. Ian Smith Claudia Traudt Barry Whittall Gabrielle Salvaterra Madeline Rose Smith Samuel B. Trickey Christopher M. Wick Bernard H. Salzberg Quinn Smyth Peter Trogdon Brady Wilcox Francis Samson David W. Snyder Brian R. Tulloch MD Roger Will Charles A. Samuelson Chris Southern Timothy Lee Turnbull Henry W. Williams Jr. William Sandman III Keri Lynn Spiller David D. Tyler Jeffrey W. Willis Clayton R.S. Sasaki Thomas Spoelman Frederic A. Tyszka Mike Wilson John Scarborough Carolyn A. Spragg Madeline J. Vachon Larry Wise

33 ussailing.org FINANCIALS REVENUE - $9,122,562 BALANCE SHEET (audited) As of December 31, 2013 3% 16% ASSETS 2013 2012 Current Assets 2,004,908 1,901,609 Property & Equipment, NET 1,155,478 870,811 28% Sponsorship Long-term investments 3,253,640 3,241,293 Membership Pledges Receivable 571,581 320,702 Fundraising TOTAL ASSETS 6,985,607 6,334,415 USOC Support 21% LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Programs Current Liabilities 1,687,875 1,389,348 Investments Deferred Membership Fees 339,303 254,748 Capital Lease Obligation 21,553 28,233 14% TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,048,731 1,672,329 18% NET ASSETS 4,936,876 4,662,086 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 6,985,607 6,334,415

EXPENSES - $8,367,692 1% FINANCIAL SUMMARY 1% For the years ending December 31, 2013 and 2012 8% 1% REVENUES 2013 2012 Sponsorship Operating 5,544,539 5,512,019 Membership Olympic 3,578,023 3,139,958 Fundraising TOTAL REVENUES 9,122,562 8,651,977 Team Support* EXPENSES Programs Operating 5,556,156 5,260,869 Investments Olympic 2,811,536 3,305,941 34% * 100% of Team Support TOTAL EXPENSES 8,367,692 8,566,810 expenses are funded 55% by private donations CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 754,870 85,167 and sponsorships.

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