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2014 ETCHELLS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP -‐ Entries As of 6 2014 ETCHELLS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - Entries as of 6-18-14 at 1500 Bow # MNA Sail # Boat Name Skipper co-Skipper Crew Crew Crew Corinthian Masters Seniors Grandmasters 01 AUS 401 Ozzi Al Harrison Ian Staples Brady Lowe Yes Yes 02 UAE 1400 African Queen Jan Muysken Gavin Brady Brad Farrand Yes Yes 03 SUI 1403 no dramas James (Seamus) McHugh Andy Beadsworth Simon Fry 04 USA 1404 Lifted Jim Cunningham Jeff Madrigali Mark Ivey Bryn Bachman Yes 05 USA 1305 Clean Execution Michael Gavin William Abbott Paul Davis Yes 07 USA 1307 Nemesis Jeff Nehms Bill Johns Tim Banks Eligible Yes Yes Yes 08 USA 1308 KGB Senet Bischoff Ben Kinney Clay Bischoff Eligible 09 USA 1309 Landed Gentry Don Brush Ken Felis Kevin Hawko Eligible Yes Yes 10 USA 1103 Indefinitely Todd Lalumiere Matthew Lalumiere Charlie Lalumiere John Storck III Yes 11 USA 1198 America Jane 11 Scott Kaufman Justin Law Jesse Kirkland Austen Anderson Yes Yes 12 USA 1012 Natasha Ted Hardenbergh James Hardenbergh Mark Hardenbergh Eligible Yes Yes 13 USA 1313 Triskaidekaphobia/CrapshootPatricia Stadel Ralph Carpenter Andrew Coldicutt Eligible Yes Yes Yes 14 NZL 1114 Windward Charles Maud Luke Carter Scott Clark Yes Yes Yes 15 USA 1405 Caramba Jose Fuentes Geoff Ewenson Greg Hryniewicz Yes 16 GBR 1036 Esprit Robert Elliott Mark Cartwright Sam Richmond 17 UKR 1297 Arctur Vasyl Gureyev Andriy Shafranyuk Vitalii Kushnir Eligible Yes 18 USA 988 USA 1185 Tomas Hornos Josh Revkin Chris Poole 19 USA 819 Make Mine a DoubleJeff Borland Reid McLaughlin Brian Robinson Eligible Yes 20 USA 1208 Gumption3 Kevin Grainger Max Skelley Karl Anderson 21 USA 1221 Riva Wade Edwards Timo Platt Ben Newman Eligible Yes 22 AUS 1022 Screaming Plum Doug Kerr Greg Kerr Luke Paterson Yes 23 USA 1199 USA 1199 W. Jay Mills Christopher Constant William J. Mills III Luke Reich Eligible 24 AUS 1124 Gumption Michael Morris Geoff Masters Joshua Singh Maclean Paton Yes Yes 25 AUS 1025 Walk on Water Glenn Norton Peter Rattray Richard Hodgson Yes Yes Yes Yes 26 HKG 1269 RX2 Mark Thornburrow Bucky Smith Malcolm Page Simon Cooke Yes 27 CAN 1327 Blackadder Andrew Cumming Brian Kamilar Eric Aronsohn Victor Diaz de Leon Yes 28 USA 1328 Hat Trick Mark Toso Terry Naylon Joshua Toso Eligible Yes Yes 29 USA 1229 Viva Don Jesberg Scott Mason Ed Wright Yes 30 USA 1300 USA1300 Michael Dressell Ernie Pomerleau Chris Morgan Justin Callahan 31 CAN 931 Impudence David Lowther Anthony Lowther Andrew Lowther Eligible Yes 32 AUS 932 Karabos Paul Garaty Dean Blatchford Richard Allanson Yes 33 HKG 1333 Swedish Blue Ante Razmilovic Chris Larson Stuart Flinn 34 HKG 1344 Mind the Bumps John Breen Denis Martinet Mike Huang Chandler Gregoire Eligible 2014 ETCHELLS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - Entries as of 6-18-14 at 1500 Bow # MNA Sail # Boat Name Skipper co-Skipper Crew Crew Crew Corinthian Masters Seniors Grandmasters 35 GBR 1354 Strait Dealer David Franks Graham Sunderland Bleddyn Mon Amy Prime 36 USA 1363 Untouchable Justin Palm Chris Clark Tom Dawson Eligible Yes 37 USA 1137 La Tormenta Shannon Bush Brad Boston Curt Oetking 38 AUS 1383 Triad John Bertrand Grant Simmer Andrew Palfrey Yes Yes Yes 39 CAN 1396 CAN 1396 Hank Lammens Jens Bojsen-Moller Steve Girling Eligible 40 SIN 1340 Matatu Nils Razmilovic Brian Hammersley Andrew Mills 41 USA 1411 Elizabeth Tom Carruthers Chris Busch Andrew Campbell Yes 42 USA 398 skanky gene Jay Cross Jeremy Wilmot Aubrey Mayer Lauren Gillooly Yes 43 GBR 1407 Ice Andrew Cooper James Downer Robert O'Leary Eligible Yes Yes 44 USA 944 Firefly Meredith Carroll Peter Carroll Allan Terhune Alix Israel 45 BER 1412 Tiberon Mark Watson Dirk Kneulman Andreas Josenhans Yes Yes 46 AUS 1325 Iris III Peter McNeill David Gleadhill Phil Smidmore Yes Yes 48 USA 1248 USA 1248 Will Ricketson Annie Haeger Luke Ramsay Addison Caproni Eligible 49 BER 1249 Thrash Tim Patton Peter Martin Jason Owen Yes Yes 50 AUS 1150 Chelsea Lady Bill Steele Jake Gunther David Heritage Yes Yes Yes 51 AUS 511 Grand V Gordon Hinds Stephen Ingate Nicholas Ingate Yes Yes 52 USA 1222 Marx Bros Chris Marx Tom Marx Dan Ronan Eligible 53 USA 1228 Terrapin Stephen Benjamin Moose McLintock Phil Trinter 54 USA 54 Christine Francis Daniel Smith Sara Smith Gregory Hoyt Eligible Yes 55 USA 1355 Lucky Bryon Ehrhart Rodney Hagebols Chris Lefferdink 56 GBR 1329 Stampede Rob Goddard Scott Findley Nigel Wakefield Eligible Yes Yes Yes 57 USA 575 Perezoso Mark Luckes Rick Humphrey Josh White Eligible 58 AUS 1306 The Hole Way Cameron Miles Grant Crowle David Sampson Yes 59 USA 1238 Whirlwind Christopher Brady Catherine Guiader James McKenna Melissa Deveney Eligible 60 USA 1260 Playmaker Alan Kelly Jonathan Forsberg Robbie Brown Yes 61 USA 1061 Panache Paul V. McLaughlin Rob Gorman Wayne Huntley Eligible Yes Yes Yes 62 USA 1262 Scimitar Stewart Neff Will Welles Henry Brauer Yes 63 AUS 963 The Rat Grantham Kitto Bradley Moore Tim Ward Rachel Mullins Eligible 64 HKG 1364 1364 Frank Van Kempen Gregory Kearns Ronan Collins Eligible 65 AUS 1165 Kirribilli Doug Flynn Alex Flynn Andy Green Yes Yes 67 CAN 968 JRWOneDesign Jerry Wendt Alex Baker TBD Yes 68 USA 1168 Mahalaga Peter Vessella John Callahan Tracy Usher Eligible Yes 69 NZL 1348 NZL 1348 Andrew Wills Anatole Masfen Matthew Kelway 2014 ETCHELLS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - Entries as of 6-18-14 at 1500 Bow # MNA Sail # Boat Name Skipper co-Skipper Crew Crew Crew Corinthian Masters Seniors Grandmasters 70 USA 971 Miss Murphy Kjeld Hestehave Ian Storer Lynne Shore Yes Yes 71 USA 1371 1371 Ken Womack Watt Duffey Cary Tripani Yes Yes 72 USA 1372 Aretas Skip Dieball Jon McClean Jeff Eiber 73 USA 1373 Victory Buddy Cribb Eamonn deLisser Stuart deLisser Yes 74 USA 1085 Cougar Ethan Doyle Will Graves Matt Szala 75 USA 1375 1375 Argyle Campbell Robert Kinney Payson Infelise Yes Yes Yes 76 USA 1376 Arethusa Phil Lotz Eric Doyle Rodrigo Meireles Yes 77 USA 1149 Moneyball Blaine Pedlow Danny Pavel Justin Boitano Eligible 78 USA 1378 The Martian Marvin Beckmann Steve Hunt Ezra Culver 79 USA 979 Line Honors Bill Hardesty Taylor Canfield Stephanie Roble Marcus Eagan 81 USA 1301 Mary Ann Peter Shumaker Lindsey Horvat Kenneth Flaska Eligible Yes Yes Yes 82 USA 1212 Carina Jonathan Nye Ray Harrington Karl Fjeld Eligible Yes Yes 83 NZL 1083 echelon Gavin Gerrard Richard Bouzaid Ross Bannan Troy Bannan Yes 84 AUS 1384 Panther Steve O'Rourke Terry Yuill Burke Melia Eligible Yes Yes Yes 85 USA 1285 Midlife Crisis Bruce Golison Bill Lynn Richard Clarke Dina Corsi Yes Yes 86 AUS 868 Yandoo XX Jeanne-Claude Strong Neville Wittey Marcus Burke Tiana Wittey Yes Yes 87 IRL 987 bedrock David Burrows Richard Burrows Samantha Burrows Eligible Yes Yes 88 USA 1388 Annie Gary Gilbert Mark Mendleblatt Luke Lawrence Yes 89 USA 928 Something Good Tito Gonzalez Trinnidad Gonzalez Bill Mauk Ched Proctor Yes Yes 90 USA 1097 Eduardo Especial Ed Holt Ernest Freeland Sarah Russell Eligible Yes 91 AUS 1391 Tango Chris Hampton Ben Durham Matt Johns Yes 92 AUS 1393 Bootross Mark Bradford Brad Butterworth Will McCarthy 93 GBR 992 China Wight Nicholas Stagg Kim Ridge David Bedford Yes Yes 94 USA 1394 Amercian Baby George Francisco Michael Guerriero Zach Railey Yes 95 AUS 1395 Should'a Gone Left Peter Coleman Iain Gartley Wayne Dixon Eligible Yes Yes 96 USA 1296 Appreciation Jeffrey Siegal Tim Healy Willem Van Waay Sarah Callahan 97 USA 1397 Raging Rooster Peter Duncan Thomas Blackwell Judson Smith Yes 98 USA 1398 Firing Line Bruce Burton Glenn Burton Jon Easley Yes Yes 99 AUS 1399 Thats Life Ian Crisp Marcus Sill Fergus Forbes Eligible Yes Spare bow numbers: 06, 47, 66, 80 for Corinthian TropHy: Group 1 - Expired for Worlds No classification under review.
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