Good Trade, led by Nicole Breault and Bruce Stone, won the J/105 North American Championship hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA from September 5-8. Conditions were considerably lighter after Hurricane Dorian passed by the day before, with winds from the west. Taking the first race of the fourth and last day of competition (race seven) was Ken Horne Continue Reading...
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- Stone/Breault Team Wins J/105 North American Championship
- J/105 wins Cleveland CupEdgewater Yacht Club hosted their final offshore race of the Cleveland Sailing Association season—The Cleveland Cup. The J/105 FALL LINE, skippered by Chip Schaffner, took an early lead and extended against the rest of the J/105 fleet and PHRF overall to take home the trophy for a four-peat. The win also secured the 2019 Boat of the Year Award for Continue Reading...
- Stone/Breault Team Remains in Lead After Day 2 of J/105 North American ChampionshipGood Trade, led by Nicole Breault and Bruce Stone, is in first place with 12 points after day two of the J/105 North American Championship hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA on Friday. Conditions were considerably stronger than on day one, with steady winds from the Northeast and ENE between 10-15 knots and building as the day went Continue Reading...
- J/105 North American Championship Launches in MarbleheadEighteen teams gathered for excellent fall conditions in Massachusetts Bay on the initial day of the J/105 North American Championship hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA. Winds predictably started off from the Northeast and clocked East and Southeast as the day went on. CYC PRO Mark Toso got off three races for an action-filled first day of competition. Continue Reading...
- Blustery Ted Hood RegattaEastern Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA hosted its annual Ted Hood Regatta in conjunction with the Corinthian Yacht Club and the Boston Yacht Club for a fleet of both one-design racers and offshore PHRF handicap sailors. Friday’s racing saw light winds, followed by a beautiful day with very lumpy, shifty northeast winds on Saturday. Racing was cancelled on Sunday due Continue Reading...
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