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2018 Santa Barbara to King Harbor Class Assignments 2018 Santa Barbara to King Harbor Class Assignments CLASS BOATNAME RATING SAIL# MANUFACTURER MODEL LOA FIRST NAME LAST NAME CLUB PHRF A Amazing Grace 17 18949 Custom Farr 57 57 Jim Puckett California YC PHRF A TKO 18 60122 J Boats J/122 40 Glenn Griley King Harbor YC PHRF A Twister 18 46705 Sydney Sydney 41 41 David Duket Oceanside YC PHRF A DistraXion 30 4417 X Yachts Xp44 44 Jeffery Coyle King Harbor YC PHRF A Pole Dancer 36 46714 JBoats J120 40 Tom & Terri Manok Oceanside YC PHRF A Privateer II 36 46730 JBoats J120 40 Jack Rose SICYC PHRF A French Kiss 39 56336 Beneteau First Series 44.7 Christopher Hillseth California YC PHRF A Uhambo 40 56134 Fast Yachts Fast 42 42.16 David Chase Ventura YC PHRF A Forgiveness 42 56192 J Boats J124 41 Scott Torrance California YC PHRF A Buena Vista 48 97620 Olson Olson 40 40.33 Dwight Rowe Ventura YC PHRF B Expression Session 54 56221 Alsberg Brothers Express 37 Modified 38.5 Mark Keller Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association PHRF B Brown eyed girl 55 7750 Beneteau 44.7 44.7 Erik Waelput South Shore YC PHRF B Eos 57 59115 C&C C&C 115 37.75 Stephen Lemon Santa Barbara YC PHRF B Onde Amo 57 28423 Beneteau First 40.7 40 Stephen Ashley SYC PHRF B Macondo 60 52304 Beneteau First 47.7 47.7 Mike Sudo Marina YC PHRF B Zephyr 69 7306 J Boats J109 35 Jack Mayer Del Rey YC PHRF B Avanti 72 56594 Jeanneau DS54 54 Jim LaBarge California YC PHRF B Bully 72 87840 WD Schock Schock 35 35 Darcy Barrington BucYC PHRF B Macs' 72 46048 J Boats J35 35 Eric & Steve McClure McClure Alamitos Bay YC PHRF B Uncle Bob 72 87694 Schock Schock 35 35 Larry Leveille Santa Barbara YC PHRF C Tigger 81 42757 Jboats J33 33 Fred / Suzanne Cottrell King Harbor YC PHRF C Twelve Bar Blues 84 46287OD J/Boats J/105 34.5 Chuck Spear Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association PHRF C White Light 98 56032A J Boats J40 40.1 Tom Hinkle Santa Barbara YC PHRF C Coeur De Lion 105 36039 NY 36 NY36 sloop 35.7 Lucien Hall Redondo Beach YC PHRF C Shockwave 105 8391 Newport Newport 41S 41 Mike Grijalva Arizona YC PHRF C Fusee 108 76454 Beneteau BEN38S5 40' Bob Keener Little Ships Fleet YC PHRF C Ralphie 114 56229 Jensen Marine Cal 40 40 Taylor Pillsbury St. Francis YC PHRF C Katin 114 56942 Jenneau Sunfast 3200 33 Jason Sarner King Harbor YC PHRF C Virtu 114 7932 Jeanneau Sunfast 3200 33 Peter Weisskopf California YC PHRF C Duchess 117 56700 Catalina 42 MkII 42 Ron Jacobs Del Rey YC PHRF D Redline 120 18332 Schock Santa 30/30 Grand Prix 29.99 Derek Heeb California YC PHRF D Rascal 129 56653 Hunter Legend 37.5 Kathy St. Amant South Coast Corinthian YC PHRF D Epic 132 87646 Laser International Laser 28 28.4 Vance Newell Santa Barbara YC PHRF D Celebrity 138 7950 Jensen Marine Cal 40 40 Jerry Finnegan King Harbor YC PHRF D Rubicon III 141 63163 Jeremy Rodger Contessa 33 32.6 Rodney Percival Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association PHRF D Psyche's Song 144 97704 Tillotson Pearson Freedom 38 38 Jody Rawles Cabrillo Beach YC PHRF D A Cappella 150 56127 Catalina C320 32.5 Denny Browne King Harbor YC PHRF D El Encanto 150 57143 Catalina C320 32.5 Jeff Gentry Redondo Beach YC PHRF D Leilani 150 56690 Hunter Hunter 34 34.4 John Rushing Del Rey YC PHRF D Midnight Run 150 56782 Catalina C320 32 John Dean King Harbor YC CLASS BOATNAME RATING SAIL# MANUFACTURER MODEL LOA FIRST NAME LAST NAME CLUB ULDB A Vesper -100 52007 Botin Carkeek TP52 52 David Team Newport Harbor YC ULDB A Medicine Man -93 97777 (B) Dencho And 63 63.39ft Robert Lane Long Beach YC ULDB A NIMBUS -93 52221 J/V TP52 52 Eduardo Saenz San Diego YC ULDB A Wasabi -90 52006 Hakes TP52 52 Dale Williams Newport Harbor YC / St. Francis YC ULDB A Destroyer -87 75553 Cookson TP52 52 Jim Bailey Newport Harbor YC / Lido Isle YC ULDB A Encore -87 USA 5206 Neville Hutton Judel Vrolijk/TP 52 52 John McEntire California YC ULDB A Mr. Bill -86 USA 685 Dencho Andrews 68 68 David Happ LA Yacht Club ULDB A Mirage -81 28115 Santa Cruz Yachts Santa Cruz 70 68.03 David Clark Newport Harbor YC ULDB B Margaritaville 1.5 -66 50100 And's And's 52 52 Jay Steinbeck California YC ULDB B It's OK -51 7249 Dencho Andrews 50 50 Lewis Beery Balboa YC ULDB B Bretwalda 3 -43 USA 50030 CMI Rogers 46 46 Robert Pethick Waikiki YC ULDB B Carbon Footprint -42 USA 7787 CMI Rogers 46 46.03 James Devling Balboa YC ULDB B Emirage II -27 48003 1D48 48 David Bassettt-ParkinsAlamitos Bay YC ULDB B Cipango -18 46065 Andrews Andrews 56 56 Shawn Bennett San Francisco YC / St. Francis YC ULDB B Stray Dog -15 53555 Farr 11s 36.5 Cowbell Sailing Del Rey YC ULDB B Patricia Ann -12 47002 Carroll Marine Concordia 47 47 Dale Winson South Bay Yacht Racing Club ULDB B Vela -12 51000 Santa Cruz Santa Cruz 52 53 Steve Davis King Harbor YC ULDB C Timeshaver -9 7065 J-Boats J125 41 Viggo Torbensen Dana Point YC ULDB C WARRIOR -9 7125 j boats J125 41 dr laura schlessinger Santa Barbara YC ULDB C Annapurna -6 USA 05 Jim Betts Farr 36 OD 36 Greg Nuss Wayzata Yacht Club, Minnesota ULDB C Blade 2 -6 37 Carol Marine Farr 40 40.5 Michael Shlens Cabrillo Beach YC / King Harbor YC ULDB C Foil -6 50060 Carol Marine Farr 40 40.5 Gordon Leon Cabrillo Beach YC ULDB C Horizon -6 18926 Santa Cruz SC 50 52 John Shulze Balboa YC ULDB C katana -6 51483 Carroll Marine Farr 40 40.7 John Seitz Dana Point YC ULDB C Woolly Bully -6 40033 Farr 40 Farr 40 40 Paul Zambriski King Harbor YC ULDB C Fast Exit 3 7447 (d) James Betts AND40 39.7 John Raymont Balboa YC ULDB D Bolt 12 43690 Yachting Dvlpmnts Tripp 43 Craig Reynolds Balboa YC ULDB D Sundowner 18 7403 McConagy MC31 30 Dirk Freeland Santa Barbara YC ULDB D Argo 3 27 USA 89 J-Boat J-111 37 Kenny Kieding / John Vincent Santa Barbara YC ULDB D Picosa 27 USA 120 CCFCI J-111 36.5 Doug Jack Jorgensen Los Angeles YC ULDB D Rock & Roll 27 7311 J- Boats J-111 36.5 Bernard Girod Santa Barbara YC ULDB D Tiburon 27 38042 Santa Cruz SantaCruz 37 37 Douglas Steele California YC ULDB D Lodgehall 30 7395 Farr Farr 395 39.5 Guy Rosenlof Navy YC Long Beach ULDB D Mexican Divorce 34 USA 35010 Carroll Marine 1D 35 (modified) 35 Neil Fraser Del Rey YC / South Bay Yacht Racing Club ULDB D Cowabunga 36 50995 Viper Viper 830 27 Tom Blanton Alamitos Bay YC ULDB D Marisol 36 56443 (b) J/Boats J/124 40/1 Seth Hall Cortez Racing Association ULDB E Captain Sluggo 45 77870 Hobie Hobie 33 33 Richard Yabsley Santa Barbara YC ULDB E TBD 45 60412 Synergy Synergy 1000 32.83 John Staff California YC ULDB E Weegie 48 60449 ColumbiaYachts Carbon 32 32’ Vincent Valdes Newport Harbor YC ULDB E Flying Dutchman 51 87027 (a) Hobie Hobie 33 33 Jason Herring King Harbor YC ULDB E Mistral 63 7255 Tartan Tartan 101 Dan McGanty California YC ULDB E No Compromise 66 USA100 J-Boats J/105 34.5 David Gorney Anacapa YC ULDB E Wolfhound 66 28236 11 Meter OD 33.8 Jamie Myer Del Rey YC ULDB E Jib & Tonic 81 USA7128 J/Boats J/100 32.7 Doug Stelck Santa Barbara YC ULDB E Velocity 81 56943 Hobie Sloop 33 Thomas Wilson Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association ULDB E Cuchulainn 84 USA 601 JBoats J/105 34.5 Daniel Murphy Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association ULDB E Double Down 90 7914 J-boats J-92 30 Brian Kerr Santa Monica Windjammers YC CLASS BOATNAME RATING SAIL# MANUFACTURER MODEL LOA FIRST NAME LAST NAME CLUB ORCA Chim Chim -54 6202 Gunboat GB62 62 John Gallagher Mission Bay YC ORCA Mental Floss II -42 USA 27091 CORSAIR MARINE Corsair 37 42 Jeff Cohen Alamitos Bay YC ORCA Fang'Dango -41 27064 Corsair F31R 31 James Legge King Harbor YC ORCA Wahoo -38 27070 Current Marine Schionning G-Force 1400 46.7 Bill Gibbs Pierpont Bay YC ORCA Trident 35 5 Corsair F-28 CC 28 Terry Argast South Bay Yacht Racing Club ORCA Kai Uli 52 105 Corsair Dash 750MKII 24.1 Steve McLelland Ventura Sailing Club ORCA Some Tuesday 129 27120 Lagoon 450S 45 Steve Dunlap Little Ships Fleet YC Cruising Fast Reorrg 39 56054 Hunter HC 50 50 Ron Orr Santa Monica Windjammers YC Cruising Miha 78 7979 Beneteau Sense 49.2 Clayton Varga Jonathan Club YC Cruising Freedom 78 60814 Beneteau Ben55OC 55 David Normandin Dana Point YC Cruising Paradise Found 117 18460 C&C C&C 37 sloop 37 Jimmy Albert Ventura YC Cruising Tuck & Roll 168 56628 Hunter 35.5 legend 35.5 steve onderko Channel Islands YC Cruising Galene 175 56648 Catalina Catalina 320 32.5 Kenneth Recla Pierpont Bay YC.
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