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PDF-SASC-By-Member-May-23 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA Cur Anv. Meb Gold Lord Other Immed Regt Past Hon. Chair Lengt Year Medal - Howe Last Vice Rear Hon. year Joi typ: Kelly Syd. sources: Hon A Director Com . Past Hon Hon joined Ann. Year Comm Comm Rac. Racin h in n HL LM Boat Name Sail Year & Cup Island Hob.- 100bk, Life & (First & Last Comm. Sec. Capt. 1st Member Name Club in mod. (Years (Years Tres. g FT Rep LMA Div. Win Visits 125bk, Life Year on (Years Sec. (Years in 2nd or Non Memb. Boat Owner Yr (sail # added to name) No years (Years in (Comm (Years in (Years Start Open (per A OM IM (ex Jubilee (Year) (C=Crew Anv Ann. Mem Board) in in in (Years office) in ? Yr Skip. Office) enced Office) in boat 3rd R) AM & Cent. on yacht Regat, Rep. b. Office) office) Office) in ers Office) class (Aust. ACM Plate HB) shown) Trove in office) 1 Day CRW 1962) Regatt 2 Abbott T K 1932 ? 1932 Lydiard 3 Ada W L 1932 1954 Bellbird(A42) A42 4 Adams D 1956 1983 The General(2522) 2522 5 Adams G K 1935 1959 Careel(MH13) MH13 6 Adams J A 1956 1957 Nerani(34) (Star Class) 34 2008 LM cb p172 1956 1958 A30 2008 LM 30' 7 Adams J A Hoana(A30) 175p 8 Adams J A 1956 1974 Hoana(A41) A41 2008 LM 30' 9 Adams J A 1956 1979 Hoana(A45) A45 2008 LM 30' 10 Adams J A 1956 1979 Wahoo(A10) A10 2008 LM 11 Adams J A 1956 1980 Tebroca(A45) A45 2008 LM 12 Adams J A 1956 1987 Tebroca(A10) A10 2008 LM 13 Adamson B M 1992 1993 OM Sorine(3644) 3644 2020 14 Adamson E 2002 2003 Merinda(A17) A17 2008 15 Adamson H 1996 1997 Merinda(A17) A17 16 Adzerson H 2011 2012 2012 17 Ahlers G 1977 1978 Apples(A133) A133 18 Ahlers J A 1977 1979 Apples(A132) A132 19 Aikman G 1932 ? 1932 Apache(A7) A7 20 Ainge S 1995 1997 White Cap(A104) A104 21 Ainsworth J P 1979 1979 Pajo(A170) A170 22 Albert A F Sir 1920 1921 Boomerang(C3) C3 2016 LM 21' 23 Albert A F Sir 1920 1921 Norn II 2016 LM 24 Albert A F Sir 1920 1932 Norn 2016 LM 1993 HT Sir 1920 1954 7 2016 LM 25 Albert A F Norn(7) 1995 HT 26 Albert M F 1920 1954 Boomerang(C3) C3 LM 27 Albert M F 1920 1954 Rawhiti 1932 LM 1993 HT 1997 1999 OM 7 2020 28 Albert R O Norn(7) 1995 HT 29 Alberti J 1926 1954 30 Alberts M A 1974 1977 Preussen(A100) A100 31 Alberts V D 1972 1977 Bismarck II(A123) A123 1973 ES HB 32 Alderton G 1920 1954 33 Alderton J 1872 1921 Gumleaf(C5) C5 CB 21' 34 Alderton O J 2005 2006 OM Gumleaf(A40) A40 2020 35 Aldis R 2013 2013 Big Fish(A41) A44 2014 36 Aldous G J 1963 1977 Tainui(A18) A18 37 Alexander H J 1945 1957 Mandy A(A56) A56 38 Alexander H J 1945 1971 Ragtime(MH69) MH69 39 Alexander M S 1966 1966 Pania(VY270) VY270 1970 D5 HB A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA Cur Anv. Meb Gold Lord Other Immed Regt Past Hon. Chair Lengt Year Medal - Howe Last Vice Rear Hon. year Joi typ: Kelly Syd. sources: Hon A Director Com . Past Hon Hon joined Ann. Year Comm Comm Rac. Racin h in n HL LM Boat Name Sail Year & Cup Island Hob.- 100bk, Life & (First & Last Comm. Sec. Capt. 1st Member Name Club in mod. (Years (Years Tres. g FT Rep LMA Div. Win Visits 125bk, Life Year on (Years Sec. (Years in 2nd or Non Memb. Boat Owner Yr (sail # added to name) No years (Years in (Comm (Years in (Years Start Open (per A OM IM (ex Jubilee (Year) (C=Crew Anv Ann. Mem Board) in in in (Years office) in ? Yr Skip. Office) enced Office) in boat 3rd R) AM & Cent. on yacht Regat, Rep. b. Office) office) Office) in ers Office) class (Aust. ACM Plate HB) shown) Trove in office) 1 Day CRW 1962) Regatt 402 Alexander M S 1966 1977 Pania II(A122) A122 1981 D4 HB 41 Allan R G 2017 2018 Solveig(A50) A50 2019 42 Allard G G 1879 1921 Mia 1939 HB 43 Allen N F 1957 1958 44 Allen R G 1978 1979 Tapestry(A57) A57 45 Allison B S H 2020 2020 CRW 2020 46 Allison S H 1995 1997 Eunice May(A62) A62 47 Allsopp L J 1928 1954 48 Allum A H 1920 1921 49 Alpe R E 1999 2011 2011 50 Alsop J H 1929 1954 51 Alsop O H 1932 1932 Inez(A48) A48 CB p15 2B 1872 1872 1872-75 1872-75 52 Amora J H Capt. Inca p1p 53 Amora J H Capt. 1872 1873 Stormy Petrol CB p15 1872-75 1872-75 54 Anderson A P 1930 Colleen 1930 55 Anderson C 1996 2019 ACM 2020 56 Anderson D R 2001 2002 Sunbeam(A30) A30 2010 57 Anderson J F 1955 1958 58 Anderson J H 1970 1971 Mulloha(A112) A112 59 Anderson J H 1970 1971 Penguin(A26) A26 60 Anderson L R 2004 2019 2019 61 Anderson R J 1994 1995 ACM Monsoon(A9) A9 2020 62 Anderson R J 1994 2009 ACM Irene(A11) A11 2020 63 Anderson R J 1994 2009 ACM Skagerrak(A72) A72 2020 64 Anderson R N 1921 ? 1921 CB 65 Anderson W M 1961 1962 Blue Moon(A16) A16 2018 LM 66 Anderson W M 1961 1965 Restless II(A16) A16 1965 D3 HB 2018 LM 67 Anderson W M 1961 1974 Granny Smith A16 2B p116p 2018 LM 68 Anderson W M 1961 1982 King Fisher(A16) A16 2018 LM 69 Anderson W M 1961 1983 Encore(A16) A16 1985 OS HB 2018 LM 70 Anderson W M 1961 1989 Encore II(A16) A16 1985 2018 LM 71 Anderson W M 1961 1994 Wide Load(A16) A16 2018 LM 72 Anderson-Stuart A P 1932 ? 1932 Colleen(A6) C6 73 Andreas F P 1923 1954 Prince Alfred(P1) P1 1932 74 Anning J A 1960 1961 Jo Jon(A10) A10 75 Anredson C 1996 2003 ACM Waitangi(R13) R13 2B p125p 2020 76 Anstee I B & W B 1985 1986 OM Ankira(A78) A78 1987 D7 HB 2020 1987-93 1990-91 77 Anstee I B & W B 1985 1995 OM Caballero(A150 A150 1997 HD HB 2020 1987-93 1990-91 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA Cur Anv. Meb Gold Lord Other Immed Regt Past Hon. Chair Lengt Year Medal - Howe Last Vice Rear Hon. year Joi typ: Kelly Syd. sources: Hon A Director Com . Past Hon Hon joined Ann. Year Comm Comm Rac. Racin h in n HL LM Boat Name Sail Year & Cup Island Hob.- 100bk, Life & (First & Last Comm. Sec. Capt. 1st Member Name Club in mod. (Years (Years Tres. g FT Rep LMA Div. Win Visits 125bk, Life Year on (Years Sec. (Years in 2nd or Non Memb. Boat Owner Yr (sail # added to name) No years (Years in (Comm (Years in (Years Start Open (per A OM IM (ex Jubilee (Year) (C=Crew Anv Ann. Mem Board) in in in (Years office) in ? Yr Skip. Office) enced Office) in boat 3rd R) AM & Cent. on yacht Regat, Rep. b. Office) office) Office) in ers Office) class (Aust. ACM Plate HB) shown) Trove in office) 1 Day CRW 1962) Regatt 782 Anstee I B & W B 1985 2005 OM Mystic II(A150) A150 2020 1987-93 1990-91 1985 2020 OM PB03N 2020 1987-93 1990-91 79 Anstee I B & W B Willo(PB03N) 2018 2020 AM PB03N 2020 80 Anstee W B Willo(PB03N) 81 Archibald S 2018 2020 OM 2020 2B p122 1978 82 Ardouin L Lakatoi p21 83 Argyrous G 2013 2020 OM 2020 84 Arkins E D B 1952 1954 Lorre(A96) A96 85 Arkins E D B 1952 1957 Sabra(A96) A96 86 Armitage E 1964 1971 Springbok(A33) A33 87 Armstrong A 1983 1983 Protagonist(KA20) KA20 88 Arnold C 2014 2020 OM 2020 89 Arnott A E 1921 ? 1921 Ruhia(A48) A48 CB 22'6" 90 Arnott P S 1926 ? 1971 Wattle(K.Cup 1926) 1926 CB 21 91 Arnott W F 1923 1971 Nettle(K.Cup 1924) 1924 CB 21.5 92 Arthur D 1958 1960 93 Arthur T J 1974 1977 Merlin(A137) A137 94 Arthurson J L 1954 1958 95 Arthy D 1963 1965 Caravelle 1965 D2 HB 96 Arthy D 1963 1966 Beguine(202) 202 97 Ashcroft G 2011 2014 Running Away(A35) A35 2018 98 Asher M W 1908 1910 HB 1958 HL 1910-26 1910-26 99 Ashleigh W A 1958 1971 June Bird(A19) A19 HL 1982 C 1958 1979 A96 2B p25p HL 100 Ashleigh W A Carefree(A96) Rebecca 101 Aspinall H M 1928 1932 Junn Bird(A19) A19 1931 1938 LM 1932 102 Atkins J E N 2020 2020 CRW 2020 1981 MD 1980 1980 KA27 HB 103 Atkins K N Nemesis(KA27) 1982 MD 104 Atkins K N 1980 1982 Beagle(1290) 1290 105 Atkins K N 1980 1985 Yolanda(A196) A196 106 Atkins K N 1980 1988 Nemesis(A196) A196 107 Atkins K N 1980 1995 Cassandra(A196) A196 108 Atkins K N 1980 1998 Aotea(A31) A31 109 Audsley M S 1947 1961 Platypus 110 Audsley W A 1946 1958 111 Austin S B 1990 1997 112 Aylmer D F 1981 1982 Believe Me(A158) A158 113 Aylmer D F 1981 1986 Prolemy(3307) 3307 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA Cur Anv.
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