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Fleet Boat Sail # Owner Keel Rig Mods New BASE PHRF Adjust Boat Information 2018 PHRF Ratings Adjustments All Jib New Assigned O.S. Jib Dacron O.S. 130% Roller Non IB Fleet Boat Sail # Owner Keel Rig Mods BASE Adjust PHRF Head <130 Cruising Spin to Furler Spin Prop PHRF Rating Sail % Blue / Pole 145% White -3 +6 +9 +3 +6 +12 -3 +6 Blue/White Catalina 22 2191 Kroh Swing Std No 270 12 282 12 Blue/White Catalina 22 Sport 15582 Fox Swing Std No 252 12 264 12 Blue/White Catalina 25 3736 Hollingsworth Swing Tall No 240 27 267 6 3 6 12 Blue/White Catalina 25 5101 Hickok Swing Std No 243 18 261 6 12 Blue/White Catalina 25 5130 Earnhart Swing Std No 243 18 261 6 12 Blue/White Catalina 25 5884 Kelly Wing Tall No 246 21 267 3 6 12 Blue/White Ericson 23-2CB 252 Brickley CB Std No 240 15 255 9 6 Blue/White Hunter 216 H216 Zimmowitch CB Std No 222 18 240 6 12 Blue/White Lindenberg 22 22189 McGarvey Retract FR No 216 0 216 Blue/White MacGregor 26 4393 Grant Swing Std No 240 27 267 9 6 12 Blue/White O'Day 23 834 Orndorff Swing Std No 255 21 276 3 6 12 Blue/White O'Day 23 Imler Swing Std No 255 21 276 6 3 12 Blue/White Precision 23 38 Clark Swing Std No 246 21 267 3 6 12 Blue/White Ranger 22 216 Chapman Fin Std No 225 12 237 12 Blue/White S2 6.9 66 Miller Retract FR No 219 12 231 12 Blue/White S2 6.7 67 Wright Retract FR No 213 0 213 Blue/White S2 7.3 IB 1 Newgent Fin MH No 243 27 270 3 6 12 6 Blue/White S2 7.3 24 Holland Fin MH No 243 18 261 6 12 Blue/White S2 7.3 McCoun Fin MH No 243 18 261 6 12 Blue/White Seaward 26 179 Conrad Retract Std Yes 249 15 264 3 12 Green-1 Hobie 16 540 Robertson NA Std No 132 Green-1 Hobie 16 111976 Robertson NA Std No 132 Green-1 Hobie 18 ? Graef NA Std No 99 Green-1 Hobie 20 511 Hickok CB ODR No 60 Green-1 NACRA 5.2 2112 Wishart CB ODR No 102 Green-1 Prindle 19MX 916 Bretlman NA Std No 60 Green-2 Finn 996 Myers CB/DB ODR No 216 Green-2 Flying Scot 3157 Goff CB ODR No 216 Green-2 Flying Scot 4278 Endris CB ODR No 216 Green-2 Flying Scot 4578 Truax CB ODR No 216 Green-2 Highlander 861 McCoun CB ODR No 216 Green-2 Highlander 934 Cameron CB ODR No 177 Green-2 Highlander 947 Zimmowitch CB ODR No 177 Green-2 MC Scow 2247 Lauer CB ODR No 204 Green-2 Precision 185 Imler Drop Std No 228 24 252 9 3 12 Green-3 Ghost 13 994 Selig CB Std No 0 276 Red Capo 26 31984 Dorsa Fin Std No 165 -3 162 -3 Red J-22 38 Berner Fin ODR No 183 Red J-22 440 Leeman Fin Std No -3 180 -3 Red J-22 491 Hubbard Fin ODR No 183 Red J-22 610 Kohne Fin ODR No 183 Red J-24 1473 Douglas Fin ODR No 174 Red J-24 1745 Cameron Fin ODR No 174 Red J-24 2607 Graef Fin ODR No 174 Red J-24 2783 Hickok Fin ODR No 174 Red J-24 4146 Schulze Fin ODR No 174 Red J-24 4305 Wishart Fin ODR No 174 Red Merit 25 300 Hale Fin ODR No 171 Red S2 7.9 73012 Goff Drop Std No 171 0 171 KEY ODR = One Design Rating MH = Mast Head Rig / FR = Fractional Rig / CB = Center Board O.S. = Over-sized / IB = Inboard / WB = Whisker Pole.
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