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| - | 04/26/15 #17300 | + | 04/26/15 #17300 |
| - | Thanks to all for a great turn out on a great day for saltwater racing (although a bit more wind would have made it perfect). I was thinking, after the race, how lucky we all are to have such a great community of paddlers. But then I realized that it doesn't really have much to do with luck, rather, you all made it that way (wonderful) through your volunteerism, joyful participation, encouragement, willingness to help new paddlers, enthusiasm and dedication to a healthy and athletic life on and about the water. Great too that we can share all of this with our equally fine neighbors to the north. | + | Thanks to all for a great turn out on a great day for saltwater racing (although a bit more wind would have made it perfect). I was thinking, after the race, how lucky we all are to have such a great community of paddlers. But then I realized that it doesn't really have much to do with luck, rather, you all made it that way (wonderful) through your volunteerism, joyful participation, encouragement, willingness to help new paddlers, enthusiasm and dedication to a healthy and athletic life on and about the water. Great too that we can share all of this with our equally fine neighbors to the north. |
| - | So, what made this race stand out? It was good to see the return of tribal canoes, historic participants in this race but absent for the last several years due to a their busy racing season. Baharav's juniors are becoming frequent participants now and it won't be long before they take the baton from the likes of Don K., Eric W., Kirk, DJ, the Nelsons and all of the other top dogs. It is the natural order of things. The race was so heated that two experienced racers were swimming even before the race started (I shall not name names). Steve Scoggins is moving rapidly up the field, finishing in the top 10, with only a few surf skiers left to pick off. I dropped the ball with 60+ division and, honestly, I don't even know who is 60+ anymore, the ranks swell. I actually tried to buy a stuffed murrelet to create a traveling Ancient Murrelet trophy, but it's surprisingly difficult to find one on Ebay, or anywhere else. Good times, good times. Thanks to all of the volunteers, and our sponsor WECU. Also great to be partnered with the Bellingham Bay Community Boating Center. | + | So, what made this race stand out? It was good to see the return of tribal canoes, historic participants in this race but absent for the last several years due to a their busy racing season. Baharav's juniors are becoming frequent participants now and it won't be long before they take the baton from the likes of Don K., Eric W., Kirk, DJ, the Nelsons and all of the other top dogs. It is the natural order of things. The race was so heated that two experienced racers were swimming even before the race started (I shall not name names). Steve Scoggins is moving rapidly up the field, finishing in the top 10, with only a few surf skiers left to pick off. I dropped the ball with 60+ division and, honestly, I don't even know who is 60+ anymore, the ranks swell. I actually tried to buy a stuffed murrelet to create a traveling Ancient Murrelet trophy, but it's surprisingly difficult to find one on Ebay, or anywhere else. Good times, good times. Thanks to all of the volunteers, and our sponsor WECU. Also great to be partnered with the Bellingham Bay Community Boating Center. |
| - | I've posted the results below, although this web page messes up the format. A cleaner version will be posted to the Dan Harris web page shortly. Sean Stimac and Vanessa Haycock received 3 minute bonus deduction for stopping to help a paddler in minor distress. Let me know if their are errors. Thanks. | + | I've posted the results below, although this web page messes up the format. A cleaner version will be posted to the Dan Harris web page shortly. Sean Stimac and Vanessa Haycock received 3 minute bonus deduction for stopping to help a paddler in minor distress. Let me know if their are errors. Thanks. |
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| Long Course | Long Course | ||
| - | Place Time Name Class Place in Class | + | Place Time Name Class Place in Class |
| - | 1 1:06:41 Rikkole Cree CC WC 1 | + | 1 1:06:41 Rikkole Cree CC WC 1 |
| - | 2 1:06:52 Rikkole Cree CC ?3 WC 2 | + | 2 1:06:52 Rikkole Cree CC ?3 WC 2 |
| - | 3 1:09:48 E. Ecker/Wermis HPK2(MX) 1 | + | 3 1:09:48 E. Ecker/Wermis HPK2(MX) 1 |
| - | 4 1:10:45 B. Nelson/J. Ecker HPK(Jr) 1 | + | 4 1:10:45 B. Nelson/J. Ecker HPK(Jr) 1 |
| - | 5 1:12:41 Kielsing HPK 1 | + | 5 1:12:41 Kielsing HPK 1 |
| - | 6 1:12:46 Christensen HPK 2 | + | 6 1:12:46 Christensen HPK 2 |
| - | 7 1:13:06 Klein HPK 3 | + | 7 1:13:06 Klein HPK 3 |
| - | 8 1:13:27 Cryder HPK 4 | + | 8 1:13:27 Cryder HPK 4 |
| - | 9 1:14:14 Scoggins HPK 5 | + | 9 1:14:14 Scoggins HPK 5 |
| - | 10 1:14:18 Woodman HPK 6 | + | 10 1:14:18 Woodman HPK 6 |
| - | 11 1:14:26 Olney HPK 7 | + | 11 1:14:26 Olney HPK 7 |
| - | 12 1:14:46 Lee/Boatman OC2 1 | + | 12 1:14:46 Lee/Boatman OC2 1 |
| - | 13 1:15:05 Hansen/Jones HPK2M 1 | + | 13 1:15:05 Hansen/Jones HPK2M 1 |
| - | 14 1:15:17 Dobrovolny HPK 8 | + | 14 1:15:17 Dobrovolny HPK 8 |
| - | 15 1:15:30 Marcus HPK 9 | + | 15 1:15:30 Marcus HPK 9 |
| - | 16 1:15:35 Lipp/Gerstl OC2 2 | + | 16 1:15:35 Lipp/Gerstl OC2 2 |
| - | 17 1:15:45 Love HPK 10 | + | 17 1:15:45 Love HPK 10 |
| - | 18 1:15:49 Wells/Starbuck OC2 3 | + | 18 1:15:49 Wells/Starbuck OC2 3 |
| - | 19 1:15:52 Jordan HPK 11 | + | 19 1:15:52 Jordan HPK 11 |
| - | 20 1:16:34 Bruce HPK 12 | + | 20 1:16:34 Bruce HPK 12 |
| - | 21 1:16:36 Remmler HPK 13 | + | 21 1:16:36 Remmler HPK 13 |
| - | 22 1:17:13 Wonham/Hope HPK2MX 2 | + | 22 1:17:13 Wonham/Hope HPK2MX 2 |
| - | 23 1:17:17 H. Nelson HPKW 1 | + | 23 1:17:17 H. Nelson HPKW 1 |
| - | 24 1:17:22 Putnam HPK 14 | + | 24 1:17:22 Putnam HPK 14 |
| - | 25 1:18:22 Landboe HPKW 2 | + | 25 1:18:22 Landboe HPKW 2 |
| - | 26 1:18:35 George HPK 15 | + | 26 1:18:35 George HPK 15 |
| - | 27 1:18:28 Schultz HPK 16 | + | 27 1:18:28 Schulz HPK 16 |
| - | 28 1:19:02 Swetish/Swetish HPK2MXJr 1 | + | 28 1:19:02 Swetish/Swetish HPK2MXJr 1 |
| - | 29 1:19:04 Bussinger HPK 17 | + | 29 1:19:04 Bussinger HPK 17 |
| - | 30 1:19:22 Whitlock HPK 18 | + | 30 1:19:22 Whitlock HPK 18 |
| - | 31 1:19:46 Scherrer HPK 19 | + | 31 1:19:46 Scherrer HPK 19 |
| - | 32 1:20:05 Cooksey HPK 20 | + | 32 1:20:05 Cooksey HPK 20 |
| - | 33 1:21:29 Conroy 1X-R11 1 | + | 33 1:21:29 Conroy 1X-R11 1 |
| - | 34 1:21:39 Howat HPK 21 | + | 34 1:21:39 Howat HPK 21 |
| - | 35 1:22:04 Goolsby HPK 22 | + | 35 1:22:04 Goolsby HPK 22 |
| - | 36 1:22:30 Hammer OC1 1 | + | 36 1:22:30 Hammer OC1 1 |
| - | 37 1:23:08 S. Stimac HPK 23 | + | 37 1:23:08 S. Stimac HPK 23 |
| - | 38 1:24:42 V. Haycock HPKW 3 | + | 38 1:24:42 V. Haycock HPKW 3 |
| - | 39 1:26:04 Prichard HPK 24 | + | 39 1:26:04 Prichard HPK 24 |
| - | 40 1:26:28 Tollefson HPK 25 | + | 40 1:26:28 Tollefson HPK 25 |
| - | 41 1:27:21 Nelson/Stacey OC2 4 | + | 41 1:27:21 Nelson/Stacey OC2 4 |
| - | 42 1:28:50 House/Wyatt HPK2MX 3 | + | 42 1:28:50 House/Wyatt HPK2MX 3 |
| - | 43 1:30:44 Gregory HPK 26 | + | 43 1:30:44 Gregory HPK 26 |
| - | 44 1:31:58 McBeath OC1 2 | + | 44 1:31:58 McBeath OC1 2 |
| - | 45 1:32:02 Cantrell OC1 3 | + | 45 1:32:02 Cantrell OC1 3 |
| - | 46 1:33:54 Lamb HPK 27 | + | 46 1:33:54 Lamb HPK 27 |
| - | 47 1:34:54 Morane HPK 28 | + | 47 1:34:54 Morane HPK 28 |
| - | 48 1:35:02 Ronayhan HPK 29 | + | 48 1:35:02 Ronayhan HPK 29 |
| - | 49 1:59:34 Bednark Paddleboard 1 | + | 49 1:59:34 Bednark Paddleboard 1 |
| - | 50 2:03:22 Perkins Paddleboard 2 | + | 50 2:03:22 Perkins Paddleboard 2 |
| Short Course | Short Course | ||
| - | 1 31:18 Katz HPK 1 | + | 1 31:18 Katz HPK 1 |
| - | 2 33:08 Reeves/Anderson OC2W 1 | + | 2 33:08 Reeves/Anderson OC2W 1 |
| - | 3 33:17 Brown FSK 1 | + | 3 33:17 Brown FSK 1 |
| - | 4 33:29 Wright HPK 2 | + | 4 33:29 Wright HPK 2 |
| - | 5 34:36 Bunn HPK 3 | + | 5 34:36 Bunn HPK 3 |
| - | 6 36:01 D. Stimac HPK 4 | + | 6 36:01 D. Stimac HPK 4 |
| - | 7 36:33 BBOP OC6 1 | + | 7 36:33 BBOP OC6 1 |
| - | 8 38:20 Froula HPK 5 | + | 8 38:20 Froula HPK 5 |
| - | 9 38:47 S. Scoggins HPKW 1 | + | 9 38:47 S. Scoggins HPKW 1 |
| - | 10 40:14 Gilliard FSKW 1 | + | 10 40:14 Gilliard FSKW 1 |
| - | 11 41:51 Smart SUP14 1 | + | 11 41:51 Smart SUP14 1 |
| - | Reply\\ | + | **Reivers Dustin** \\ |
| - | Like\\ | + | 04/26/15 #17301 |
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| - | Reivers Dustin\\ | + | |
| - | 04/26/15 #17301 | + | |
| - | This is just all wrong. The pecking order is suppossed to stay the same until I get back into it. You've got people finishing way faster than they should be. There are upsets all over the place. Change is nOt good. | + | This is just all wrong. The pecking order is suppossed to stay the same until I get back into it. You've got people finishing way faster than they should be. There are upsets all over the place. Change is nOt good. |
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| - | \\ | + | **Re: Dan Harris Challenge Results\\ |
| - | Dan Harris Challenge\\ | + | dnjacobson79** \\ |
| - | Dale McKinnon\\ | + | 04/27/15 #17304 |
| - | 04/26/15 #17302 | + | |
| - | You can get the results at http://www.danharrischallenge.com/Results_2015.pdf | + | Watch out, I hear those youngsters are getting fast! Steve even says they're learning how to jump the starting gun, something about Duncan doing some secret sessions with them…dj |
| - | \\ | + | **Think International Scoring after Leg 1: Dan Harris Challenge\\ |
| - | Re: Dan Harris Challenge Results\\ | + | John Rybczyk** \\ |
| - | dnjacobson79\\ | + | 05/01/15 #17327 |
| - | 04/27/15 #17304 | + | |
| - | Watch out, I hear those youngsters are getting fast! Steve even says they're learning how to jump the starting gun, something about Duncan doing some secret sessions with them...dj | + | As usual, the home team dominated. USA took the top seven places and was helped immensely by having five women and two juniors participate. Score USA 74, Canada 190 (low score is better). The second leg of the Challenge, the Tour de Indian Arm (May 9th), the home team is Canada, so expect to see a reversal of scores. It should be close. To win, bring three doubles and a lot of women and children to the race! |
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| - | Think International Scoring after Leg 1: Dan Harris Challenge\\ | + | |
| - | John Rybczyk\\ | + | |
| - | 05/01/15 #17327 | + | |
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| - | As usual, the home team dominated. USA took the top seven places and was helped immensely by having five women and two juniors participate. Score USA 74, Canada 190 (low score is better). The second leg of the Challenge, the Tour de Indian Arm (May 9th), the home team is Canada, so expect to see a reversal of scores. It should be close. To win, bring three doubles and a lot of women and children to the race! | + | |
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