Racing Team: Keith Midgette

JD, John, Ryan, Joey and Tommy crewed. A little chily with a strong wind, but with a bright sun it ended up being a nice sail. 

Missed the first two races, TLE'd in Race 3, placed 3rd in Race 4 and placed 4th Overall.John, Ryan, Greg, Joey, Tommy crewing

Started off in good wind and had a great start, once past the CBBT the tide changed and wind began to lessen and the effects of an adverse tide began to imoact us along the Virginia Beach costline. We finished last. Dead last. Very disappointing race considering the good start we had going to the Bridge Tunnel.  JD, John, Ryan, MarryAnne, and Tommy crewed. Got deluged by a cold, hard rain on the way back to Little Creek to add insult to injury- and then missed the party. 

8th in Spin Class, but OPCYC (Army) managed to take the Tri-Service Cup away from NNSA (Navy)

10th on Saturday, 8th on Sunday.

Little Creek Racers beat Willoughby Racers...again

Placed 5th...light air...ugh

Swcond Place in ORC 

First bullet of the year

Managed to scratch out a rare second place in NSII. 

Wish I could have used my Blooper too!

Third place finish

Raced on my younger brother's Trimarran

Crewed on Jason Abernathy's Loose Cannon

Line Sighter at the Finish Line for the Dana Dillon Memorial New Years Day Madness Race 

3rd Place in Non-Spin

Last....again...:(

Strong winds and large swells marked this race. Not so much the race itself as after passing Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel it was a spinnaker run to the finish line. But, the trip back was pretty bumpy with gusts to 29 knots and swells at least 5 feet if not higher. It took 4:15 for the racw and 7:28 to sail back to Hampton, fighting an adverse current and beating back to CBBT and Hanmpton. 

Crusing 2 4th overall, 2 days of light air racing marked by 1 abandoned race, 1 heartbreaking TLE where we were less than a boat length from the finish line and there wasn't een a wisp of breeze to get us across the finish line. Still, a great wekend of sailing and (maybe too much) partying. 

Standard TLE Day 1- tate start, hit the pin, wind died before we got within 2 miles of the finish line. Day 2 we actually had some wind and we finished. Great weekend

6 of 6

At 0300, having just rounded York Spit Light, the wind died to zero and forecast indicated that there wouldn't be any wind until 1030, so we retired. Race Committee took a nice pic of us motoring past the finish line headed back to OPCM. 

3rd of 3 

20 Skippers and one crew!!!!