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2021 SRR Fleet List SRR Fleet SRR No. 1 FAR & AWAY Tom Jackson, Brooklin ME Nomans Land Boat, 17’8”, designed by Beetle, built by Tom Jackson, launched June 2008 SRR No. 2 ROSIE David Wyman, Castine ME Cat yawl, 13'6", designed by David Wyman, built by David Wyman, launched 2017 SRR No. 3 KESÄ Paul LaBrie, West Gardiner ME Cape Split Peapod, 17', designed by Paul LaBrie, built by Paul LaBrie, launched 2013 SRR No. 4 RIVUS Steve Brookman, Blue Hill ME Melonseed skiff, 16', designed by Marc Barto hull John Brady rig, built by Steve Brookman, launched August 30, 2014 SRR No. 5 OCARINA Jack Silverio, Lincolnville ME Shearwater, 18’, designed by Joel White, built by Eric Dow, launched 1997 SRR No. 6 JOSEF W. Ben Fuller, Cushing ME Delaware ducker, 15, designed by Traditional, built by Apprenticeshop, launched 1978 SRR No. 7 Arrow Ben Fuller, Cushing ME from the quiver, 19', designed by , built by , launched SRR Fleet SRR No. 8 RAN TAN Antonio Dias, Narragansett RI Harrier, 17’6”, designed by Antonio Dias, built by Apprenticeshop, Rockland, launched June 2000 SRR No. 9 FRISKY LADY Mike Duncan, Annandale VA Gaff sloop, 15'6", designed by William Chamberlin, built by Salt Marine, launched 1978 SRR No. 10 FOGG Tom Pamperin, Chippewa Falls WI Alaska (Don Kurylko), 18', designed by , built by Tom Pamperin, launched SRR No. 11 Coquina Rusty Morrison, Harpswell ME Coquina, , designed by , built by , launched SRR No. 12 60 GRIT John Gibbons, St. Louis MO Devlin Nancy's China, 15'2", designed by Sam Devlin, built by John Gibbons, launched SRR No. 13 PHOEBE Andrew Kitchen, Irondequoit NY Cape Cod Oyster Skiff, 15, designed by Kitchen after Parker/Chapelle, built by Andrew Kitchen, launched 2013 SRR No. 14 GOWAN Raymond Danforth, Shelburne NH Daisy dory-skiff, 15’, designed by Harry Bryan, built by Raymond Danforth, launched August, 2005 SRR Fleet SRR No. 15 SEATURTLE Wayne Blanchard, Bellows Falls VT Northeaster Dory, 17', designed by CLC/John Harris, built by Wayne Blanchard, launched 2011 SRR No. 16 GINGER Jim Arthur, Philadelphia PA Coquina, 16'8", designed by N.G. Herreshoff, built by Jim Arthur, launched 2015 SRR No. 17 EMERSON ALBURY Wade Smith, North Franklin CT , , designed by , built by , launched SRR No. 18 GANNETT Steve Woll, Pembroke MA Atlantic 17 gunning dory, 17’, designed by Jon Person, built by Steve & Peg Woll, launched July 2008 SRR No. 19 CLOVER Matt Clouse, Takoma Park MD Caledonia yawl, 19’6”, designed by IainOughtred, built by Geoff Kerr, launched MAY 30, 2004 SRR No. 20 MEANDER Michael Howard, Amherst MA Matinicus peapod, 16’, designed by Walt Simmons, built by Michael Howard, launched 2006 SRR No. 21 HARMONY David Maclean, Cataumet MA Washington county peapod, 13'6", designed by David Maclean, built by David Maclean, launched September 2016 SRR Fleet SRR No. 22 ALOSA Michael Hearn, Dover NH Marblehead gunning dory, 18'3", designed by John Gardner, built by Michael Hearn, launched 2017 SRR No. 23 SUNDOWNER Ed Storey, New Hampton NH Ness yawl, 19'2", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by WoodenBoat School, launched 2012 SRR No. 24 VELELLA VELELLA Tom Sgouros, Wickford RI Sea Pearl, 21’, designed by Ron Johnson, built by Marine Concepts, launched 1994 SRR No. 25 NIP Peter Gottlund, Kutztown PA Caledonia Yawl, 19’6”, designed by Iain Oughtred, built by Geoff Kerr, launched 2011 SRR No. 26 ANCHOVY Bill Theurkauf, Sterling MA Sailing wherry, 16' , designed by Bud McIntosh, built by , launched SRR No. 27 PROUD MARY II Richard Honan, Winthrop MA Melonseed skiff, 16', designed by Marc Barto, built by Richard Honan, launched 2014 SRR No. 28 UNA Garry Sherman, Dedham MA Skimming-dish racing catboat, 16'6", designed by Robert Fish (1852), built by Garry Sherman, launched 1852 SRR Fleet SRR No. 29 KUPUNA Bill Edwards, Norwich VT Ness yawl, 19'2", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by Geoff Kerr / Bill Edwards, launched 2019 SRR No. 30 PUFFIN Robert Hazard, Brunswick ME Scamp, 11'11", designed by John Welsford, built by Rob Hazard, launched 2016 SRR No. 31 VACILANDO Tony Aman, Savo 575s, 18'10", designed by Ruud Van Veelen, Puuvenepiste, built by Anthony Aman, launched soon SRR No. 32 MABU Harris Bucklin, Williamsburg VA Caledonia yawl, 19'6", designed by Iain Oughrtred, built by Two Daughters/VT, launched June 2015 SRR No. 33 No name Swampscott Charles Jones, South Burlington VT Swampscott sailing dory, 16', designed by John Gardner, built by George Thomas, launched 2013 SRR No. 34 MARRINER Justin Gibbons, New York NY Baybird, 18', designed by W. Starling Burgess, built by , launched 1997 SRR No. 35 IMP Erick Singleman, Rensselaer NY Pooduck skiff, 13', designed by Joel White, built by , launched 2001 SRR Fleet SRR No. 36 STORMY Peter Reich, Shelter Island Hts. NY Caledonia yawl, 19'6", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by Fulton Composites, NB, Canada, launched SRR No. 37 CYGNET David Bridges, Niantic CT Sharpie, 15'6", designed by , built by , launched SRR No. 38 LILT Dan Streeter, Newbury MA Oughtred Arctic Tern, 18'2", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by Dan Streeter, launched 2016 SRR No. 39 OBADIAH Pete Peters, Washington Crossing PA Marsh cat, 15', designed by Joel White, built by , launched SRR No. 40 BINNACLE BAT Allan Pickman, Temple NH Thistle, 17’, designed by Gordon (Sandy) Douglas, built by Douglas & McLeod, launched 1962 SRR No. 41 WIZARD Rusty Morrison, Harpswell ME Herreshoff Coquina, 16'8", designed by N.G. Herreshoff, built by Vagn Worm, Hylan kit, launched 2007 SRR No. 42 HOLD THE HAGGIS John Henderson, Wayne NJ Sea Pearl, 21’, designed by Marine Concepts/Herreshoff, built by Marine Concepts, launched 1989 SRR Fleet SRR No. 43 LUCY II Josh Gerritsen, Lincolnville ME Oxford wherry, 15'10", designed by Angus Rowboats, built by Josh Gerritsen, launched SRR No. 44 WINTER'S DREAM Lawrence Haff, Westborough MA Northeaster Dory, 17', designed by John Harris CLC, built by Lawrence Haff, launched 5-15-16 SRR No. 45 POLARIS Dr. Julius Krevans, Bar Harbor ME DeBlois Street Dory, 18'8', designed by Clint Chase, built by Julius Krevans, launched 2015 SRR No. 46 LILLY Allen Head, Concord NH Rowing skiff, 19', designed by Allen Head, built by Allen Head, launched 2003 SRR No. 47 TERN Bill Rutherford, Stonington CT Beach pea, 13' , designed by Doug Hylan, built by , launched SRR No. 48 SHARE ALIKE Mark Hopper, Schenectady NY Beachcomber Dory, 20'6", designed by John Gardner, built by Hopper/Sutherland, launched 1985 SRR No. 49 ROSS G. LEONARD Glenn Osoling, Tarpon Springs FL Crotch Island pinky, 21', designed by Peter Van Dine, built by Peter Van Dine, launched SRR Fleet SRR No. 50 CLARISA Christoph Harlan, Pittsburgh PA Ilur, 14'7", designed by François Vivier, built by Christoph Harlan, launched 2017 SRR No. 51 PEPITA Michael Wick, Moorestown NJ Melonseed skiff, 15, designed by John Brady, built by Carl Weissinger, launched 1995 SRR No. 52 BONNIE SEA Nathan Rome, Winchester MA Kingston lobster boat, 15’10”, designed by Arthur Rogers, built by Nathan Rome, launched 2008 SRR No. 53 NO WHARRIES Doug Welch, CLC Wherry, , designed by , built by , launched SRR No. 54 2nd WIND Bill Real, Henniker NH Caledonia yawl, , designed by , built by , launched SRR No. 55 FEE-FI Ted Walsh, Conway NH Oughtred "penny-fee", 15'11", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by , launched 2012 SRR No. 56 SWEET ANNIE Chris Callahan, West Windsor VT Shellback dinghy, 12', designed by Joel White, built by Chris Callahan, launched 9-21-2014 SRR Fleet SRR No. 57 LATIS David Grimason, Shelburne VT John dory, 18'3", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by David Grimason, launched 2014 SRR No. 58 CLOUD ATLAS Peter Mumford, Ilur, 15', designed by François Vivier, built by Geoff Kerr, launched Boston SRR No. 59 ELYSSA Susan Downs, Needham MA Yawl dory, 22’, designed by Roger Long, built by Paul Rollins, launched 2011 SRR No. 60 No name Daniel Nelson, Groton CT CLC Southwester Dory, 18'10", designed by John Harris, CLC, built by owner, from kit, launched 2016 SRR No. 61 MOLLY Keneth Brown, Cleveland TN Drascombe Lugger, 18’9”, designed by John Watkinson, built by Honnor Marine, launched 1980 SRR No. 62 PIQUANT Glen Mittelhauser, Gouldsboro ME Drascome longboat, 21'9", designed by Drascombe, built by , launched SRR No. 63 RED DWARF Steve Dahms, Manchester NH Goat Island skiff, 15'6", designed by Michael Storer, built by , launched 2014 SRR Fleet SRR No. 64 PATIENCE Timothy Oh, No Mans Land boat, 18', designed by Oxner & Story, built by , launched 1932 SRR No. 65 SKIP Mike Jungers, Tyngsborough MA Oughtred Fulman, 16'7", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by , launched 2018 SRR No. 66 LOIS Walter Rybka, Erie PA Penobscot 14, 14', designed by Arch Davis, built by , launched 2009 SRR No. 67 LOKI Bruce Pyle, Pittsfield VT CLC skerry, 15', designed by John Harris/CLC, built by , launched 2019 SRR No. 68 SIN RUMBO Nick Robinson, Brooklin ME Goat Island skiff, 15'6", designed by Michael Storer, built by Nick Robinson, launched SRR No. 69 J'OLLIE Gregory Taylor, Tom Cat, 12'4", designed by William Garden, built by Gregory Taylor, launched 2020 SRR No. 70 BLEAT Clint Chase, Biddeford ME Goat Island Skiff, 15'6 ', designed by Clint Chase, built by Clint Chase, launched 2012 SRR Fleet SRR No. 71 MELEANA Gordon Greene, Spring Creek WI Havilah Hawkins skiff, 13'6", designed by , built by , launched SRR No. 72 VIVIAN ROBBINS Gardner Pickering, Steuben ME Caledonia yawl, 19'6", designed by Iain Oughtred, built by Gardner Pickering, launched 2014 SRR No. 73 MOLLY Joel Jensen, Falmouth ME Peapod, 18', designed by Paul LaBrie, built by Paul LaBrie, launched 2010 SRR No.
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