The Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race: Racing to Save the Bay

2009 GCBSR Results

Class AA, 127 nm
Place	Schooner	Captain/Owner	Home Port
1	Lady Maryland	Rich Hilliman	Baltimore, MD
2	Pride of Baltimore II	Jan Miles	Baltimore, MD
3	Virginia	Hank Moseley	Norfolk, VA
Class A, 127 nm
1	Prom Queen	Roger Worthington	Cambridge, MD
2	Woodwind	Ken & Ellen Kaye	Annapolis, MD
3	Juno	Scott DiBiaso	Vineyard Haven, MA
Class B, 80 nm
1	Adventurer 65	Mark Faulstick	Norwalk, CT
2	One World	Brian Duff	Road Harbor, BVI
3	Sally B	Daniel MacLeod	Galesville, MD
Class C, 80 nm
1	Green Dragon	Allan Bezanson	Manchester, MA
2	Susan B Merryman	Peter Hegeman	Havre de Grace, MD
3	Quintessence	Paul Gray	Forked River, NJ
Class Catamaran, 127 nm
1	Mouzzer	Ron Hall	South River, MD

The complete 2009 Official Race Results may be viewed as a PDF file.

2009 Awards

The Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race Perpetual Trophy was awarded to Prom Queen (A Fleet), Roger Worthington at the helm, with the best corrected time of 8 hours, 43 minutes and 32 seconds.

The Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race Clock, awarded for line honors at Thimble Shoals — the fastest schooner in the race, went to Pride of Baltimore II (AA Fleet), Captain Jan Miles, with an elapsed time of 14 hours, 3 minutes and 20 seconds.

The Howdy Bailey Buckle, awarded to a B or C Fleet schooner for line honors at Windmill Point, was given to Sally B (C Fleet), sailed by Dan MacLeod, with an elapsed time of 12 hours and 17 minutes.

The Black Dog Trophy was created to honor the individual(s) who supports the Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race in the spirit of Captain Lane Briggs (1932-2005), the founder of the GCBSR. In 2009, Bob Kay, captain of Martha White, received this recogniton.

2009 Entry Form

2009 Schedule

2009 Race Handbook

2009 SpinSheet Official Preview Program

2009 Race Results