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Bay-Waveland Yacht Club
Lat. 30° 19.5’N. Long. 89° 19.6’W.
THE JIB SHEET
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January 2013
Flag Officers
COMMODORE
Cary A. Trapani VICE COMMODORE Claude H. Dannemann, Jr. REAR COMMODORE Richard S. Heausler SECRETARY—Yvonne R. Gelpi TREASURER— John P. Baxter
Board of Governors
Rowe S. Crowder III, MD William A. Gordon Charles T. 'Tommy" Elkins Richard S. Heausler Com. Basil T. Kennedy. Amy Graham Kramer Com. Peter A. "Pete" Morrill George B. Riviere Susie Pringle Seal Dina Hitt Rosetti Rodney C. Stieffel George E. Williams
General Manager
George Constance, CCM, CCE
Club Hours:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed
Closed
1000-2200
1000-1900
1000-2200
1000-2000
1000-1900
Restaurant Hours
Lunch: Thurs.l 1:30-1:30pm Lunch: Sat.& Sun. 11:30-2pm Dinner Wed. & Fri. 6-9pm
Eagan Brothers Marcus and Andrew with their Father Marc Placed 2nd in the
2013 Audi Melges 20 Winter Series Event #1
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From left are Marc, Marcus and Andrew Eagan with their 2nd place and
Top Corinthian Award in the Audi Melges 20 Winter Series Championship Event #1 at
Coconut Grove Sailing Club, Miami, FL , December 8-9, 2012, 4 races, 42 boats.
Skipper Marcus Eagan with his brother Andrew and his father Marc crewing for him earned a 2nd place overall finish in the 2013 Audi Melges 20 Winter Series Event #1 Championship hosted by the Coconut Grove Sailing Club at Miami, FL December 8 — 9, 2012. It was a 4 race-42 boat winter international sailing event where the Bay-Waveland Yacht Club competitors had finishes of 4 6-8-3 for 21 points. Russell Lucas sailing Shimmer with Harry Melges III and Fede-
rico Michetti won the event with finishes of 9-2-1-2 and 14 points. John Kilroy with finishes of 7-7-4-9 and 27 points placed 3rd overall and Alessandro Rombelli was 4th with finishes o f 3-8-18-1 and 30 points.
“The Eagan family (Marcus, Andrew and Marc) on Cajun Underwriting, a total Corinthian boat, finished with a well deserved and highly respected second place trophy. They also were named top
Corinthian. Competition was intense for the forty-two boats in attendance, enjoying numerous lead changes and struggling with the challenging light air conditions. Congratulations to all participants for a job well done”.
Complete racing results, race reports, press releases and photos are available at mel-ges20.com.