Following are individuals available to Crew in Harbor 20 regattas. If you need Crew, contact any of the individuals listed below. If you would like to be added to this list, submit your request using the form on the bottom of this page.
Bill McNamara, 949-360-8448
Availability: Entire Weekend Regattas, Entire Week Night Series
Experience: Harbor 20 racing crew under:
Harbor 20 Training Seminars and on the water events:
Linda Marie Ignatius, 714 730-3524
Availability: Anytime
Experience: I am a skipper with the Oasis sail club on the Catalina 34mkii and a Hunter 326. Also,I sail the J-24, tiller/outboard for the disabled.
I have about 80 hours on the Shields. I am a pretty good sail setter and would like the opportunity to learn the H20 then begin to race.
If any skipper wants to go out and practice I would love it. Please call or email. If I can I will.
Ann Krueger, 949 642 2646
Availability: Anytime
Experience: Started with sailing classes at OCC; Lidos, Shields, Sadoda. Joined the Oasis sailing club and became a skipper about 10 years ago. Currently sailing a Catalina 34 and a Hunter 326. Previous club boats have been 27 ft. Catalina and Newport 30.
Brad Roach, 949-433-3339
Availability: Anytime
Experience: Schock ’35 – trimmer, completed two seasons & starting a third season; ’40 Gambler – trimmer for two seasons; Andrew ’30 – crew for two season; Windsurfing racing – ~10 years; member of Windward Sailing club in NB & SailTime (NB H20 club); Some FJ & C420 sailing experience.
I have sailed in Newport Harbor for many years, so I have a pretty solid understanding of the wind patterns & shifts.
Alex Morales, 909-244-0098
Availability: Anytime
Experience: Completed the ASA Basic Keelboat Sailing course. Have completed two Lido and three Shields classes at OCC. As a member of Marina Sailing, I have sailed the Catalinas, Hunters and Newports and participated in several races.Attended the Racing Rules of Sailing for 2009-2012 by Peter Haynes.
Al Molin, 239-246-2993
Availability: Most anytime
Experience: Recently moved here to Corona Del Mar from Florida. Started sailing on Lake Superior on a Morgan 30 in 1973. Cruised same in Bahamas for two months. Became interested in racing and joined Wayzata Yacht Club in Wayzata Minn. on Lake Minnatonka. Owned and raced an S2 7.9 in MORC fleet for around 4 years and won many trophies. Raced J24 for couple of years (Fleet #1) in US. Raced and did foredeck on Shock 35 for many seasons. It does blow on Lake Superior.
Served as protest committee chairman for five years at Wayzata Yacht Club. Moved to Florida
Crewed on Soveral 33 for 4 years and mostly called strategy and tactics. Sold UK sails for a couple of years after moving to Florida.
At 70 this week, I guess all I can offer is a thousand race experience. Would love to sail with anyone and the Harbor20 seems to be the most competitive fleet. Most importantly is I promise not to disrespect the skipper or his/her decisions.
Male, age 59, non-smoker, clean language, plays well with others.
Available: November through April
Experience: Mostly Long Island Sound sailing (NY). Some recent experience in One-Design: Ensign (22 foot 4 man boat with spinnaker), J24, J80, many years’ experience in “big boat” handicap racing around the buoys, 27 – 48 foot. Very knowledgeable in the mechanics of sailing, sail trim, boat speed.
Also happy to assist on Race Committee.
Roxanne Chan, MD; 617-251-8088 (cell)
Availability: Entire Weekend Regattas, Most Any Weeknight Regatta, Practice, Cruising. Some advance planning is usually helpful but can try spontaneous too)
Experience:
I learned to sail mostly in Boston, MA. Crewed on numerous one-design races–including Soling and Rhodes 19 in Boston Harbor (Boston Sailing Center and Courageous Sailing) and Figawi from Hyannis to Nantucket (BYC). I was also involved with winter “frostbiting” races.
I don’t miss the cold, wearing a harness or my foul weather gear since I moved to Malibu in 2003. I then crewed on a few Wed PHRF races (CYC).
Since 2010, I have been living in Newport Beach, where I am delighted to be close to so much sailing action, beach and work. I have now been on a H20 a few times before in class at OCC and in races. I’ve taken racing rules classes with Perry and Haynes, Safety at Sea through OCC/NHYC to sharpen my mind and for motivation. I also have taken OCC Shields 1-3 classes, Racing Clinic and have a US Sailing Basic Keelboat certification.
I do know how to swim, have done junior lifeguard courses and am a doctor but hope never to have to use these skills with any fleet related activities.
If you wish to be added to this list, submit your request to webmaster@harbor20.org in a format similar to those above.
