Intercollegiate Intersectional Trophies

The McMillan Cup

Awarded annually to the winner of the McMillan Cup Regatta.

History: The McMillan Cup Regatta is the oldest collegiate sailing event. Originally, the McMillan Cup was known as the Oliver Hay Trophy. The latter, was established in 1928 by Mr. Briggs Cunningham as an event to honor a well known Yale alumnus sailor and was retired in 1930. The McMillan cup was donated by Mr. William McMillan of Baltimore, MD, but with the understanding that his name not appear on the Cup. As the McMillan Cup Regatta was primarily an intercollegiate large yacht racing event for New England and Middle Atlantic States, it was sailed on the East Coast. Up to 1950, the regattas were held at various sailing centers in New England. After World War II, it became apparent that the competing colleges would have difficulty in obtaining sufficient boats to carry on the McMillan Cup. and in 1950 the Naval Academy offered their 44' Luders Yawls for Intercollegiate Yacht Racing (ICYRA) competition. Since that time the regattas has been a Chesapeake Bay event.

Winners of the McMillan Cup

Year	College	Year	College	Year	College	Year	College
1930	Princeton	1956	Brown	1982	Princeton	2008	Coast Guard
1931	Princeton	1957	USCGA	1983	SUNY-MC	2009	Coast Guard
1932	Harvard	1958	Navy	1984	Navy	2010	Navy
1933	Dartmouth	1959	Princeton	1985	Navy	2011	King's Point
1934	Harvard	1960	Williams	1986	CT College	2012	Navy
1935	Princeton	1961	Navy	1987	USCGA
1936	Princeton	1962	Babson	1988	Princeton
1937	Yale	1963	Yale	1989	Dartmouth
1938	Harvard	1964	Babson	1990	Brown
1939	Williams	1965	Princeton	1991	Canceled
1940	Williams	1966	Tufts	1992	Cornell
1941	Dartmouth	1967	Tufts	1993	Mass Mar.
1942	Dartmouth	1968	Yale	1994	Mass Mar.
1943	MIT	1969	Brown	1995	St. Mary's
1944	Harvard	1970	Rhode Island	1996	Navy
1945	USCGA	1971	Harvard	1997	Navy
1946	MIT	1972	Cornell	1998	Boston Col.
1947	Yale	1973	Dartmouth	1999	Navy
1948	Yale	1974	Navy	2000	St. Mary's
1949	Princeton	1975	Yale	2001	Coast Guard
1950	Brown	1976	Brown	2002	Coast Guard
1951	MIT	1977	Navy	2003	Mass Mar.
1952	Williams	1978	Tufts	2004	Navy
1953	MIT	1979	Harvard	2005	Navy
1954	USCGA	1980	Navy	2006	Navy
1955	Navy	1981	Navy	2007	Navy

LT Jeff Stanley Memorial Trophy

Awarded annually to the second place team in the Kennedy Cup Regatta.

History: LT Jeff Stanley Trophy is a memorial to honor LT Jeff Stanley, USN, Class of 1970, who was killed in an aircraft over the Pacific Ocean in 1974. Throughout his four years at the Naval Academy, LT Stanley served as an excellent example as a midshipman and Corinthian yachtsman. His participation on the Varsity Dinghy Team, Class "A" Ocean Racing Team, and on four Kennedy Cup Teams, caused him to be looked upon by both his superiors and peers as rare master of the varied aspects of Yacht Racing. It was in his enthusiastic support an participation in the Kennedy Cup that he is most remembered by those who knew him well.

Winners of the LT Jeff Stanley Memorial Trophy

Year	Recipient
1975	Tufts University
1976	Webb University
1977	Tulane University
1978	MIT
1979	UC Santa Barbara
1980	King's Point
1981	Princeton
1982	SUNY - NY Maritime
1983	Princeton
1984	Navy
1985	UC Santa Barbara
1986	UC Santa Barbara
1987	Connecticut College
1988	Coast Guard
1989	Dartmouth
1990	Dartmouth
1991	UC Berkley
1992	Navy
1993	Dartmouth
1994	Cornell
1995	Mass Maritime
1996	College of Charleston
1997	College of Charleston
1998	College of Charleston
1999	Mass Maritime
2000	Navy
2001	University of Rhode Island
2002	Mass Maritime
2003	US Naval Academy
2004	US Naval Academy
2005	US Naval Academy
2006	University of Rhode Island
2007	Cal Maritime
2008	US Naval Academy
2009	Coast Guard Academy
2010	Cal Maritime
2011	Cal Maritime

The Intrepid Trophy

Awarded annually to the winner of the to the team with the best scores from two days of racing in intercollegiate competition in large yachts.

History: The intrepid Trophy was established in 1990, but then not sailed again until 1998. It is an offshore event sailed in Navy 44's on the Chesapeake Bay. Day one involves a series of fleet races, with a winner determined. Day two's format is match racing for one round robin. The winner is the team with the lowest overall score considering both days of racing.

Winners of the Intrepid Trophy

Year	Fleet Racing	Match Racing	Overall Winner
1998	Navy	Navy	Navy
1999	Navy	Navy	Navy
2000	Navy	University of South Florida	Navy
2001	Coast Guard	Coast Guard	Coast Guard
2002	US Naval Academy	No Racing	US Naval Academy
2003	US Naval Academy	US Naval Academy	US Naval Academy
2004	US Naval Academy	No Racing	US Naval Academy
2005	US Naval Academy	No Racing	US Naval Academy
2006		Mass Maritime, Mich St., US Naval Academy
2007		US Naval Academy, Univ Michigan
2008		Maine Maritime
2009		NY Maritime
2010		Maine Maritime
2011		St. Mary's College

The Truxtun Umsted Memorial Cup

Awarded annually to the winning team of the Truxton Umsted intercollegiate regatta held in early March.

The Truxtun Umsted Trophy History: The Truxton Umsted Memorial Regatta was established in 1971 and is held at the United States Naval Academy.

Winners of the Truxton Umsted Memorial Trophy

Year	First	Second	Third
1971	Rohde Island	SUNY Maritime	Navy
1972	Navy	Tulane	Stevens
1973	Navy	SUNY Maritime	Brown
1974	Coast Guard	Navy	Citadel
1975	Michigan	Kings Point	SUNY Maritime
1976	Tufts	Rhode Island	Navy
1977	SUNY Maritime	Kings Point	Navy
1978	Kings Point	Navy	Tufts
1979	Kings Point	Navy	Texas
1980	Kings Point	Navy	Tufts
1981	Tufts	Navy	Boston University
1982	Kings Point	Tufts	Tulane
1983	Navy	Kings Point	Old Dominion
1984	Kings Point	Navy	Tufts
1985	Navy	Kings Point	Brown
1986	Navy	Charleston	Old Dominion
1987	Old Dominion	Yale	Tulane
1988	Navy	Rhode Island	Old Dominion
1989	UC Irvine	Old Dominion	Tulane
1990	Navy	Charleston	Old Dominion
1991	Navy	Brown	Christopher Newport
1992	Tufts	Navy	St. Mary's
1993	Navy	Tufts	University of Hawaii
1994	Navy	Tufts	Old Dominion
1995	Navy	Tufts	St. Mary's
1996	St. Mary's	Navy	Tufts
1997	Charleston	Navy	Tufts
1998	Navy	Charleston	St. Mary's
1999	Hobart William Smith	Tufts	Harvard
2000	St. Mary's	Charleston	Navy
2001	Charleston	Queen's University	Old Dominion
2002	Harvard	Tufts	Old Dominion
2003	Hobart William Smith	Tufts	Harvard
2004	St. Mary's	Georgetown	Hobart William Smith
2005	Harvard	Navy	St. Mary's
2006	Georgetown	Tufts	Hobart William Smith
2007	St. Mary's	Hobart William Smith	NY Maritime
2008	St. Mary's	Boston College	Yale
2009	Georgetown	Yale	Boston College
2010	Brown University	Hobart William Smith	St. Mary's College
2011	College of Charleston	Georgetown	Navy

The Shields Trophy

Awarded annually to the winner of the offshore regatta held among the service academies.

History: The Shields Trophy is awarded annually to the winner of the offshore regatta held among the Service Academies. This competition was started in 1963 and then discontinued in 1986. However in 1996, the regatta was revived with nine schools participating in the event. The event in now run every year.

Winners of the Shields Trophy

Year	College	Recipient
1963	Kings Point	Robert Lindmark
1964	Navy	Eric Pilger
1965	Kings Point	John Eggers
1966	Navy	Edward Munger
1967	Navy	David Pallesen
1968	Coast Guard	Robert Ofserf
1969	Navy	David Pallesen
1970	Kings Point	Thomas Dabney
1971	New York Maritime	Gary Jobson
1972	Kings Point	Michael Buzzell
1973	Coast Guard	William Learn
1974	New York Maritime	Thomas Gallagher
1975	Navy	Gar Wright
1976	Navy	Gar Wright
1977	New York Maritime	Andy Dize
1978	Maine Maritime	James Evans
1979	Kings Point	Jude Brown
1980	New York Maritime	Peter Coleman
1981	Navy	Theodore Mortonson
1982	Navy	Robert Russell
1983	Navy	Steve Bowman
1984	Navy	George Slook
1985	Maine Maritime	Paul Wynn
1996	Mass Maritime	Charlie Strahley
1998	Navy	Matt Severson
2000	Coast Guard	Will Walker
2001	Navy	George Roland
2002	Navy	Michael Stapleton
2003	Cal. Maritime	Jesse Cartee
2004	King's Point	William Howell
2005	Cal Maritime	Andy Goodman
2006	Cal Maritime
2007	Cal Maritime
2008	SUNY Maritime
2009	SUNY Maritime
2010	Cal Maritime
2011	Navy	James Chesson

Leonard M. Fowle Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the college with the greatest number of Fowle Trophy points, compiled from the results of the six ICYRA Championships: Dinghy, Team Racing, Women's, Singlehanded (men's and women's), and Sloop.

The Leonard M. Fowle Trophy History: The Fowle Trophy honors the late Graduate Secretary of the New England District and Executive Vice President of the ICYRA/NA. Len served in both posts from their creation until his death in 1973 and his devotion to college sailing is without peer. College sailing today had its very beginnings in the organizational ability and personal drive of this one man.

Winners of the Leonard M. Fowle Trophy

Year	College	Year	College
1972	New York Maritime	1992	Navy
1973	New York Maritime	1993	Tufts
1974	Tulane	1994	Tufts
1975	Tufts	1995	Tufts
1976	Tufts	1996	Tufts
1977	Navy	1997	Navy
1978	Navy	1998	College of Charleston
1979	Navy	1999	Tufts
1980	Navy	2000	St Mary's
1981	Navy	2001	Harvard University
1982	Navy	2002	Harvard University
1983	Navy	2003	Harvard University
1984	Tufts	2004	Harvard University
1985	Boston University	2005	Harvard University
1986	College of Charleston	2006	Georgetown University
1987	Navy	2007	College of Charleston
1988	College of Charleston	2008	Boston College
1989	Old Dominion	2009	Yale University
1990	Old Dominion	2010	Boston College
1991	Brown	2011	Boston College

Henry A. Morss Memorial Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded to the school with the best combined scores for the two divisions. This regatta must be sailed in two person dinghies not less than 11 feet, nor more than 15 feet. The regatta is run in the two division fleet racing format that has been most commonly used in the ICYRA's 50 year history.

The Henry A. Morss Memorial Trophy History: The North American Dinghy Championship Trophy is a memorial to the late Henry Morss, Boston Yachtsman and 1907 Bermuda Race winner, who was an MIT alumnus and benefactor. The Morss Trophy was presented in 1937 by Charles Francis Adams, Edwin A. Beardman, Charles P. Curtis, Chandler Hovey, and Gerald B. Lambert, nationally known yachtsman. The early competitions were sailed at MIT on the Charles River, but since 1946 the site has been rotated throughout the member districts of the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association.

Winners of Henry A. Morss Memorial Trophy

Year	College	Year	College	Year	College
1937	MIT	1963	Princeton	1989	Old Dominion
1938	MIT	1964	British Col.	1990	UC-Irvine
1939	MIT	1965	URI	1991	USNA
1940	Princeton	1966	Coast Guard	1992	Dartmouth
1941	Princeton	1967	URI	1993	USNA
1942	Brown	1968	San Diego St	1994	USNA
1943	MIT	1969	San Diego St	1995	USNA
1944	Coast Guard	1970	USC	1996	USMMA
1945	MIT	1971	USC	1997	Tufts
1946	MIT	1972	UC-Irvine	1998	Old Dominion
1947	Yale	1973	Tulane	1999	Boston U
1948	Brown	1974	Harvard	2000	St. Mary's
1949	Yale	1975	Yale	2001	Tufts
1950	Yale	1976	Tufts	2002	St. Mary's
1951	MIT	1977	URI	2003	Harvard
1952	Harvard	1978	USC	2004	University of Hawaii
1953	Harvard	1979	USMMA	2005	Hobart William Smith
1954	MIT	1980	Tufts	2006	College of Charleston
1955	MIT	1981	Tufts	2007	College of Charlesto
1956	USNA	1982	Boston U	2008	Georgetown University
1957	USNA	1983	USMMA	2009	St. Mary's
1958	MIT	1984	USMMA
1959	Harvard	1985	Boston U
1960	Coast Guard	1986	Charleston
1961	MIT	1987	USMMA
1962	Coast Guard	1988	UCI

Walter Cromwell Wood Bowl - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the college who wins the North American Team Racing Championship.

The Walter Cromwell Wood Trophy History: A full round-robin series is sailed with each college racing all opposing colleges once. The Walter C. Wood Trophy was donated by MIT graduates and friends in honor of Walter C. "Jack" Wood of MIT for his outstanding contributions to intercollegiate sailing. Jack was MIT first sailing director and, in conjunction with Len Fowle, was founder of college racing.

Winners of the Walter Cromwell Wood Bowl

Year	College	Year	College
1970	New England I.S.A	1978	U.S. Naval Academy
	URI	1979	U.S. Naval Academy
	Yale	1980	Boston University
	Harvard	1981	Long Beach State
1971	Pacific Coast I.Y.R.A.	1982	Boston University
	San Diego State	1983	USMMA
	USC	1984	Tufts University
1972	Midwest C.S.A.	1985	USC
	University of Michigan	1986	Tulane University
	Michigan State	1987	U.S. Naval Academy
	Notre Dame	1988	UC Irvine
	Ohio Wesleyan	1989	U.S. Naval Academy
1973	Southeastern I.S.A	1990	Old Dominion
	Texas	1991	U.S. Naval Academy
	Tulane University	1992	U.S. Naval Academy
1974	New Engalnd I.S.A.	1993	Tufts University
	USCGA	1994	Tufts University
	Harvard	1995	Tufts University
1975	Midwest C.S.A	1996	Tufts University
	University of Michigan	1997	Stanford
	Michigan State	1998	Old Dominion
1976	New England I.S.A	1999	St. Mary's
	Tufts University	2000	St. Mary's
	Yale	2001	Georgetown University
1977	URI

Gerald C. Miller Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the first place team in women's nationals.

The Gerald C. Miller Trophy History: In 1961, the New England Women's Intercollegiate Sailing Association (NEWISA) was formed when New England no longer permitted women to sail in varsity regattas. Eventually NEWISA, and her sister organization, the Middle Atlantic Association of Women Sailors (MAAWS), organized the first women's nationals in 1967. Policies and procedures for the event were set at the ICYRA annual meeting in 1970, and in 1978 the results of the Women's Nationals were first included in the scoring for the Leonard Fowle Trophy. Gerald Miller was the coach at Boston University in the late 1960's and was one of the originators of the first women's nationals.

Winners of the Gerald C. Miller Trophy

Year	College	Year	College
1967	Wilson	1988	Brown
1968	Radcliffe	1989	Brown
1969	Radcliffe	1990	Tufts
1970	Radcliffe	1991	Navy
1971	M.I.T	1992	Dartmouth
1972	Radcliffe	1993	Tufts
1973	M.I.T.	1994	Tufts
1974	Princeton	1995	St. Mary's College
1975	Princeton	1996	Tufts
1976	Princeton	1997	Navy
1977	Princeton	1998	Brown
1978	U.C. Berkeley	1999	Tufts
1979	Navy	2000	Dartmouth
1980	Navy	2001	University of Hawaii
1981	Navy	2002	Old Dominion
1982	Old Dominion	2003	Tufts
1983	Navy	2004	Yale
1984	Tufts	2005	Harvard
1985	Brown	2006	Charleston
1986	Tufts	2007	St. Mary's
1987	Old Dominion	2008	Boston College
		2009	Yale
		2010	College of Charleston
		2011	University of Rhode Island

The Cornelius Shields Sr. Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the North American Intercollegiate Sloop Championships by the ICSA.

The Cornelius Shields Sr. Trophy History: The ICYRA/NA Sloop Championship was inaugurated in 1972 with the first championship held at the University of California, Irvine in the Shields class sloops. To commemorate that event, the Pacific Coast I.Y.R.A. donated the Cornelius Shields Trophy. The trophy was named in honor of Mr. Shield of Larchmont, New York, who was one of the most well known sailors of his time, and was one of the largest benefactors of collegiate sailing. He donated more than 80 of the Shields class sloops to colleges throughout the U.S. and was named to the collegiate Hall of Fame in its initial Year.

Winner of the Cornelius Shields Sr. Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1972	University of Michigan	1992	College of Charleston
1973	New York Maritime	1993	Old Dominion
1974	Tulane	1994	St. Mary's College
1975	University of Southern California	1995	U.S. Naval Academy
1976	U. of California, Santa Cruz	1996	U.S. Naval Academy
1977	U.S. Naval Academy	1997	Boston University
1978	U.S. Naval Academy	1998	Kings Point
1979	University of Texas	1999	College of Charleston
1980	U. of California, Irvine	2000	Harvard University
1981	University of Texas	2001	Harvard University
1982	Boston University	2002	Harvard University
1983	U.S. Naval Academy	2003	College of Charleston
1984	U. of California, Santa Barbara	2004	USMMA KP
1985	University of Washington	2005	Texas A&M Galveston
1987	U.S. Naval Academy	2006	College of Charleston
1988	Connecticut College	2007	St. Mary's
1989	Old Dominion	2008	USF
1990	Old Dominion	2009	Boston College
1991	College of Charleston

Glen S. Foster Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually the winner of the ICYRA North American Singlehanded Championship.

The Glen S. Foster Trophy History: This regatta, originated in 1963, is given in appreciation to Mr. Foster for his interest in collegiate sailing and devotion to singlehanded competition, particularly in the Finn class.

Winners of the Glen S. Foster Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1963	Basil Twist Jr.	Stanford University
1964	Steven C. Martin	U.S. Coast Guard Academy
1965	Robert H. Purrington	Princeton University
1966	Carl S. Van Duyne	Princeton University
1967	Henry Sprague III	University of Southern California
1968	Frederick V. Minson	U.S. Coast Guard Academy
1969	Thomas W. McLaughlin	San Diego State University
1970	Robert E. Doyle	Harvard University
1971	William L. Campbell	U.S. Naval Academy
1972	Gary A. Jobson	New York Maritime College
1973	Gary A. Jobson	New York Maritime College
1974	Augustin G. Diaz	Tulane University
1975	Roger W. Altreuter	Tufts University
1976	James B. McCreary	Tufts University
1977	William C. Buchan	University of Washington
1978	Paul M. Van Cleve	U.S. Naval Academy
1979	Alexander Smigelski Jr.	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1980	R. Stuart Johnstone	Tufts University
1981	Robert G. Anoll	U.S. Naval Academy
1982	Thomas A. Lihan	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1983	Scott J. MacLeod	Tulane University
1984	Brian R. Ledbetter	U.S. Naval Academy
1985	Scott J. MacLeod	Tulane University
1986	Alexander C. Cutler	U.S. Naval Academy
1987	Alexander C. Cutler	U.S. Naval Academy
1988	Christopher B. Larson	College of Charleston
1989	Michael W. Martin	Old Dominion University
1990	Morgan W. Larson	College of Charleston
1991	Willis A. Lovell	College of Charleston
1992	Bradley M. Rodi	U.S. Naval Academy
1993	Mark Mendelblatt	Tufts University
1994	John Torgerson	Old Dominion
1995	William A. Hardestry III	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1996	Senet Bischoff	Tufts University
1997	John Torgerson	Old Dominion
1998	Marty Essig	Queens/Canada
1999	Dalton Bergan	University of Southern California
2000	Oskar Johansson	Queens/Canada
2001	Bruce Mahoney	University of Texas
2002	David J. Wright	USMMA KP
2003	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown University
2004	Vincent Porter	Harvard University
2005	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown University
2006	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown University
2007	Emery Wagner	Stanford University
2008	Thomas Barrows	Yale University
2009	Cy Thompson	Roger Williams University

The Everett Morris Memorial Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the best collegiate sailor as selected by the ICYRA of North America.

The Everett Morris Memorial Trophy History: The U.S. Naval Academy and the executive committee of the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association annually present this trophy to the "Best Intercollegiate Sailor." Captain Everett B. Morris was a world renowned yachting journalist and editor and a member of the Naval Academy's FALES Committee.

Winners of the Everett Morris Memorial Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1968	Scott H. Allan	University of Southern California
1969	Tim P. Hogan	University of Southern California
1970	Richard T. Doyle	Notre Dome
1971	Johnathon Wright	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1972	Gary Jobson	New York Maritime Academy
1973	Gary Jobson	New York Maritime Academy
1974	Augie Diaz	Tulane University
1975	Roger Altreuter	Tufts University
1976	Peter F. Isler	Yale University
1977	Carl Buchan	University of Washington
1978	Steve Benjamin	Yale University
1979	Alexander Smigelski	U.S. Merchant Maine Academy
1980	R. Stuart Johnstone	Tufts University
1981	Paul Dickey	Tufts University
1982	Ken Read	Boston University
1983	Morgan Reeser	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1984	Morgan Reeser	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1985	John M. Renehen	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1986	Bradford S. Read	Boston University
1987	Robert E. Hallawell	U.S. Naval Academy
1988	Chris Larson	College of Charleston
1989	Terry Hutchinson	Old Dominion University
1990	Terry Hutchinson	Old Dominion University
1991	Willis A. Lovell	College Charleston
1992	Bradley M. Rodi	U.S. Naval Academy
1993	Bradley M. Rodi	U.S. Naval Academy
1994	Tyler W. Moore	College of Charleston
1995	Ryan Cox	U.S. Naval Academy
1996	Senet Bischoff	Tufts University
1997	Tim Wadlow	Boston University
1998	William A. Hardesty	U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
1999	Mark Ivey	St. Mary's College
2000	Dalton Bergan	University of Southern California
2001	Tyler Pruett	Boston College
2002	Sean W. Doyle	Harvard University
2003	Clay Bishoff	Harvard University
2004	Cardwell Potts	Harvard University
2005	Mikee Anderson	USC
2006	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown University
2007	Trevor Moore	Hobart William Smith
2008	Chris Behm	Georgetown University
2009	Charlie Buckingham	Georgetown University

Robert M. Allan Sr. Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winners of the "A" division in the ICYRA Dinghy championship.

History: The Robert M. Allan Sr. Trophy was donated in memory of Robert M. Allan, Sr, who timeless to collegiate yacht racing is represented in this trophy.

Winners of the Robert M. Allan Sr. Trophy

Year	Recipient	College	Year	Recipient	College
1937	C. Runyon Colie	MIT	1982	Morgan Reeser	USMMA
1938	Stuart Allbright	Dartmouth	1983	F. Nevin Sayr	Tufts
1939	Ralph Fletcher	Brown	1984	Morgan Reeser	USMMA
1940	Roger Wilcox	Harvard	1985	Bradford Read	Boston U.
1941	Leonard Romagna	Brown	1986	Mike Pinckney	Charleston
1942	Russell Mattern	Boston U.	1987	Peter Reneha	USMMA
1943	Samuel Parkinson	MIT	1988	John Pinckney	UCI
1944	George O'Day	Harvard	1989	Terry Hutchinson	ODU
1945	Charles Bloomer	MIT	1990	Charles Ulmer	Tufts
1946	Charles Hunt	MIT	1991	Brad Rodi	Navy
1947	Robert Monetti	Yale	1992	Chris McDowel	Dartmouth
1948	Robert Monetti	Yale	1993	Brad Rodi	Navy
1949	Charles L. III	Brown	1994	Tim Healy	St. Mary's
1950	Robert Monetti	Yale	1995	Mark Mendelblatt	Tufts
1951	Robert Nickerso	MIT	1996	Bill Hardesty	USMMA
1952	Lawrence Shep	UC	1997	Graeme Woodworth	Tufts
1953	Charles Hoppin	Harvard	1998	Steven Hunt	Charleston
1954	William Bucha	U. Wash	1999	Jon Baker	Tufts
1955	Alan DeBrec	MIT	2000	Anthony Kotoun	St. Mary'
1956	Frederic Hoppin	Harvard	2001	Pete Levesque	Tufts
1957	James Googe	Navy	2002	Brian Lake	Hawaii
1958	Bruce Goldsmith	U. Michigan	2003	Clay Bisoff	Harvard
1959	Harold Brown	Boston U.	2004	Brian Lake	Hawaii
1960	Ronald Marshall	OSU	2005	Brian Lake	Hawaii
1961	Peter Gray	MIT	2006	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown
1962	Jhon Wuestneck	USCGA	2007	Russ O'Riely	Charleston
1963	Carter Ford	Harvard	2008	Andrew Perry	Brown
1964	Colin Park	Brit Col	2009	Thomas Barrows	Yal
1965	Henry Schofield	UCLB
1966	Kim Desenberg	Stanford
1967	Scott Allan	USC
1968	Thomas McLaughlin	SD State
1969	John Dane	Tulane
1970	Argyle Campbell	Navy
1971	Rolin Whyte	URI
1972	Gary Jobson	USMMA
1973	William Campbell	Navy
1974	Terry Neff	Harvard
1975	Mark Laura	U. Wash
1976	Douglas Bergh	UC Berk
1977	Ross Griffith	USC
1978	Mark Rastello	UCLA
1979	Stuart Johnstone	Tufts
1980	Jack Slatter	Boston U.
1981	Paul Dicke	Tufts

Robert M. Allan Jr. Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winners of the "B" division in the ICYRA Dinghy championship.

The Robert M. Allan Jr. Trophy

Winners of the Robert M. Allan Jr. Trophy

Year	Recipient	College	Year	Recipient	College
1937	John R. Fales	Princeton	1982	Kenneth W. Read	Boston U.
1938	F. Gardner Cox	Princeton	1983	Allen Lindsey	USMMA
1939	C. Runyon Colie	MIT	1984	Allen Lindsey	USMMA
1940	Leonard Romagna	Brown	1985	Peter Melvi	Boston U.
1941	F. Gardner Cox	Princeton	1986	George H. Slook	Navy
1942	Leonard Romagna	Brown	1987	Robert Hallawell	Navy
1943	Harold Boerick	MIT	1988	James B. Weber	ODU
1944	Arthur Fontaine	USCGA	1989	Per J. Lovfald	Navy
1945	Leigh A. Brite	MIT	1990	Mike Sturman	UCI
1946	Davenport Lindsay	Holy Cross	1991	Susan S. Minton	Navy
1947	John M. Clark	USCGA	1992	Dave Mendelblatt	Tufts
1948	Frederick Wilso	Brown	1993	Morgan Larson	U. Hawaii
1949	Robert F. Coulson	Yale	1994	Nick Trotman	Tufts
1950	Lawrence A. Shep	UC	1995	Andy Beeckma	UC Irvine
1951	Charles S. Hoppin	Harvard	1996	Peter Well	UC Irvine
1952	Charles S. Hoppin	Harvard	1997	Tim Fallon	Tufts
1953	James Nathanson	Harvard	1998	Mark Zagol	ODU
1954	Alan J. DeBere	MIT	1999	Brian Stanford	Boston U.
	Lewis J. Bedford	UCLA	2000	Dalton Berga	USC
1955	Fred A. Brooks	MIT	2001	Margaret Gill	Harvard
1956	James P. Goege	Navy	2002	Brent Jansen	St. Mary's
1957	A. Wallace Everest	Boston U.	2003	Cardwell Potts	Harvard
1958	William Widnall	MIT	2004	John Pearce	HWS
1959	William Saltonastall	Harvard	2005	Trevor Moore	HWS
1960	John A. Wuestneck	USCGA	2006	Russ O'Riely	Charleston
1961	Donald E. Nelson	MIT	2007	Thomas Barrows	Yale
1962	Colin N. Park	Brit Col	2008	Charlie Buckingham	Georgetown
1963	Edward Greenberg	Princeton	2009	Michael Menninger	St. Mary's
1964	George Vandervort	SD State
1965	David S. Miller
1966	James T. Ingham	USCGA
1967	Harry Schofield	CSU, LB
1968	Edward O. Butler	SD State
1969	Thomas E. Bernard	USCGA
1970	Timothy P. Hoga	USC
1971	Paul Hunrichs	USC
1972	Jeff McDermaid	UCI
1973	Douglas Bull	Tulane
1974	Michael Crowley	USMMA
1975	Peter Isler	Yale
1976	Peter Isler	Yale
1977	Joseph Balaconis	USMMA
1978	Danforth G. Knapp	URI
1979	Kelly Gough	Texas
1980	F. Nevin Sayre	Tulane
1981	Ralph Kinder	Tulane

Oxford University Yacht Club Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the second place team in the ICYRA Dinghy Championships.

History: This trophy was presented to the ICYRA by the Oxford University Yacht Club team and its Captain Jeremy Thomas in 1954 on the occasion of the first of a continuing series of British Universities vs. North American Colleges regattas held alternately in the United States and Great Britain every two years. The trophy has become emblematic of the second place team in the ICYRA Dinghy Championships.

Winners of the Oxford University Yacht Club Trophy

Year	College	Year	College
1937	Harvard	1975	San Diego State
1938	Brown	1976	Webb
1939	Princeton	1977	Tufts
1940	MIT	1978	Yale
1941	Harvard	1979	Tufts
1942	MIT	1980	Boston University
1943	Harvard	1981	Yale
1944	Harvard	1982	USMMA
1945	USCGA	1983	Tufts
1946	USCGA	1984	Navy
1947	USCGA	1985	USMMA
1948	Yale	1986	Brown
1949	Brown	1987	Kings Point
1950	California	1988	Old Dominion University
1951	Harvard	1989	Navy
1952	Navy	1990	Old Dominion University
1953	Navy	1991	Brown
1954	Harvard	1992	Navy
1955	Navy	1993	Navy
1956	Brown	1994	Tufts
1957	MIT	1995	UC Berkeley
1958	University of Michigan	1996	UC Irvine
1959	Boston University	1997	Boston University
1960	Princeton	1998	USMMA
1961	Navy	1999	St. Mary's College
1962	Harvard	2000	Hobart & William Smith
1963	Harvard	2001	Harvard
1964	San Diego State	2002	Harvard
1965	San Diego State	2003	Hawaii
1966	Tufts	2004	Georgetown
1967	Princeton	2005	Hawaii
1968	Yale	2006	Georgetown University
1969	USC	2007	Dartmouth College
1970	University of Michigan	2008	Boston College
1971	Harvard	2009	Yale
1972	New York Maritime Academy
1973	Yale
1974	Tufts

Metropolitan Sailing League Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the third place team in the Dinghy Championship.

The Metropolitan Sailing League Trophy History: This Trophy was a first presented in 1971 and is awarded to the third place team in the ICYRA Dinghy Championship.

Winners of the Metropolitan Sailing League Trophy

Year	College	Year	College
1937	Princeton	1975	Tufts
1938	Williams	1976	Yale
1939	Brown	1977	University Washington
1940	Brown	1978	University of Rhode Island
1941	Brown	1979	Navy
1942	Harvard	1980	Navy
1943	Brown	1981	Tulane
1944	MIT	1982	C.S.U. Long Beach
1945	Yale	1983	Navy
1946	Holy Cross	1984	University of Washington
1947	Brown	1985	USC
1948	Navy	1986	Tulane
1949	Harvard	1987	Navy
1950	George Washington	1988	Charleston
1951	California	1989	U.C. Irvine
1952	MIT	1990	Tufts
1953	MIT	1991	Old Dominion
1954	UCLA	1992	St. Mary's College
1955	Princeton	1993	University of Hawaii
1956	University of Michigan	1994	College of Charleston
1957	Boston University	1995	U.C. Irvine
1958	Navy	1996	College of Charleston
1959	Princeton	1997	College of Charleston
1960	Navy	1998	Hobart & William Smith
1961	Harvard	1999	Harvard
1962	Brit. College	2000	USC
1963	San Diego State	2001	Dartmouth
1964	MIT	2002	Hawai
1965	C.S.U. Long Beach	2003	St. Mary's
1966	Ohio State	2004	Hobart & William Smith
1967	C.S.U. Long Beach	2005	Dartmouth College
1968	Tulane	2006	Harvard University
1969	Tulane	2007	Yale
1970	Yale	2008	St. Mary's
1971	Universtiy of Rhode Island	2009	Georgetown
1972	Brit. College
1973	U.C. Irvine
1974	Tulane

The Madeline Cup - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the ICYRA women's championship in the "A" division.

History: This trophy, along with the Judy Lawson Trophy, were first given in 1967. The Madeline Cup is awarded to the low point skipper of "A" division in the ICYRA Women's Dinghy Championship. Ms. Madeline was the graduate secretary of MAAWS and helped initiate the first women's nationals.

Winners of the The Madeline Cup

Year	Recipient	College
1967	Ruth McDowell	MIT
1968	Nance Lowe	Wilson
1969	Jane Chalmers	Radcliffe
1970	Priscilla Storer	Radcliffe
1971	Kathy Jones	MIT
1972	Maria Bouto	MIT
1973	Barbie Grant	Radcliffe
1974	Nina Nielsen	Princeton
1975	Alison Jolly	Columbia
1976	Alison Jolly	Florida State
1977	Anne Presto	Princeton
1978	Nell Taylor	Yale
1979	Carol Par	Penn State
1980	Joni Palmer	Miami Ohio
1981	Mary Brigden	Navy
1982	Amy Wardell	Yale
1983	Pam Corwin	Navy
1984	Liz Morro	Tufts
1985	J. J. Fetter	Yale
1986	Justine Tomcheck	Tufts
1987	Roslyn Rea	Northwestern
1988	Kris Farrar	Brown
1989	Hannah Swett	Brown
1990	Susan Minton	Navy
1991	Susan Minton	Navy
1992	Susan Minton	Navy
1993	Tracy Hayley	Connecticut College
1994	Nicole Breault	Yale
1995	Danielle Brennan	St. Mary's College
1996	Katherine McDowel	Tufts
1997	Tracy Hayley	ConnecticuCollege
1998	Katy McDowell	Brown
1999	Liz Bent	Georgetown
2000	Margaret Gill	Harvard
2001	Molly O'Bryan	University of Hawaii
2002	Sally Barkow	Old Dominion
2003	A.J. Crane	Tufts
2004	A.J. Crane	Tufts
2005	Anna Tunacliffe	Old Dominion
2006	Alana O'Riely	Charleston
2007	Adrienne Patterson	St. Mary's
2008	Jane Mackey	Yale
2009	Jane Mackey	Yale

The Judy Lawson Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the ICYRA women's championship in the "B" division.

History: This trophy, along with the Madeline Cup, was fist give in 1967. The Judy Lawson trophy is given to the low point skipper of the "B" division in the ICYRA Women's Dinghy Championship

Winners of the Judy Lawson Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1967	Lucy Thomson	Wilson
1968	Jane Chalmers	Radcliffe
1969	Anne Buhr	Skidmore
1970	Sue Barneson	USC
1971	Maria Bolo	MIT
1972	Janice Stroud	Radcliffe
1973	Shelley Bernstein	MIT
1974	Marie Roehm	Radcliffe
	Marilee Allan	Princeton
1975	Anne Preston	Princeton
1976	Anne Preston	Princeton
1977	Becky Wood	University of Rhode Island
1978	Vicki Call	University of California Berkeley
1979	Kathy Karlson	Navy
1980	Mary Brigden	Navy
1981	Deborah Dunbar	Navy
1982	Deborah Dunbar	Navy
1983	J. J. Fetter	Yale
1984	Heather Gregg	Tufts
1985	Joann Norma	Old Dominion University
1986	Heather Gregg	Tufts
1987	Flurry Norman	Old Dominion University
1988	Betsy Healey	Boston University
1989	Julie Easom	Tufts
1990	Carolyn Ulander	Connecticut College
1991	Perry Reeves	St. Mary's College
1992	Kristin Doyle	Dartmouth
1993	Carisa Harris	Tufts7
1994	Madeleine Hughes	St. Mary's College
1995	Elizabeth Graves	St. Mary's College
1996	Caitlin Macallister	Tufts
1997	Julie Younger	Navy
1998	Leigh Lucas	Dartmouth
1999	Jen Provan	Tufts
2000	Jen Provan	Tufts
2001	Jamie Smith	St. Mary's College
2002	Emma Lichtenstei	Brown University
2003	Ali Sharp	St. Mary's
2004	Elizabeth Roundtree	Stanford
2005	Caroline Young	Stanford
2006	Taylor Grimes	Stanford
2007	Allie Blecher	Charleston
2008	Elizabeth Barry	Brown
2009	Anne Haeger	Boston College

The Kleckner Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the second place team in the ICYRA Women's Dinghy Championship

The Kleckner Trophy History: This trophy along with the Miller Trophy was established in 1967. It is given to the second place team in the ICYRA Women's Dinghy Championships and honors Nancy Kleckner, the first graduate secretary of NEWISA.

Winners of the Kleckner Trophy

Year	College	Year	College
1967	Cornell	1990	Brown
1968	Wilson	1991	Brown
1969	MIT	1992	College of Charleston
1970	MIT	1993	College of Charleston
1971	Boston University	1994	St. Mary's College
1972	MIT	1995	Navy
1973	Radcliffe	1996	Navy
1974	U.C. San Diego	1997	Brown
1975	Tufts	1998	Dartmouth
1976	MIT	1999	Dartmouth
1977	Yale	2000	Tufts
1978	Navy	2001	Dartmouth
1979	Yale	2002	Hawaii
1980	Boston University	2003	St. Mary's
1981	Tufts	2004	Harvard
1982	Tufts	2005	Charleston
1983	Tufts	2006	Georgetown
1984	Yale	2007	Charleston
1985	Boston University	2008	Brown
1986	Brown	2009	Charleston
1987	Brown
1988	Dartmouth
1989	Tufts

The John F. Kennedy Memorial Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the National Collegiate Large Yacht Championship.

History: The John F. Kennedy Memorial Trophy was presented to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1965 by Mr. C. Robert Yeager in behalf of the many friends of the late President. President Kennedy's love for sailing is perpetuated in the annual competition for the trophy.

Winner of The John F. Kennedy Memorial Trophy

Year	College	Recipient
1965	Harvard	Edwin Butler
1966	Navy	Robert L. Hamilton, Jr.
1967	Stanford	Robert M. Allan III
1968	Stanford	Thomas McCarthy
1969	Cornell	David McFaul
1970	Tulane	John Dane III
1971	Tulan	John Dane III
1972	USMMA	Jere White
1973	University of Michigan	Bruce Nelson
1974	Dartmouth	Albert G. Tierney
1975	University of Texas-Austin	Mark Huling
1976	Yale	Peter Isler
1977	Navy	Richard O'Sullivan
1978	University of Tennessee	Fred Walters
1979	Tufts	Maurice Kurg
1980	Navy	Nick Madigan
1981	Navy	Nick Madigan
1982	Navy	Dixon Smith
1983	New York Maritime	William Hough
1984	USC-Santa Barbara	Scott Dierdorff
1985	Texas A&M-Galveston	Mike Wachter
1986	University of Rhode Island	Marc Fischer
1987	University of Rhode Island	Marc Fischer
1988	Navy	Dan Whitney
1989	Navy	Charles Pucciariello
1990	Navy	Kevin Hawko
1991	University of Rhode Island	Mark Lyons
1992	University of Rhode Island	Mark Lyons
1993	Navy	Oliver Vietor
1994	USC	Shawn Bennett
1995	Navy	Stephen Karson
1996	University of Rhode Island	Jeff Gladchun
1997	Navy	Ryan McCrillis
1998	University of Rhode Island	Jeff Gladchun
1999	College of Charleston	David Dabney
2000	College of Charleston	Alan Uram
2001	Massachusetts Maritime	Keith O'Leary
2002	College of Charleston	Marcus Eagan
2003	College of Charleston
2004	University of Rhode Island	Michael Campbell
2005	King's Point
2006	University of Rhode Island
2007	Navy	Matt Recker
2008	University of Rhode Island
2009	Cal Maritime
2010	Maine Maritime
2011	Navy	Dillon Rossiter

Sir Thomas Lipton Memorial Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

This trophy was given for the purpose of encouraging international and intersectional team racing between bonafide colleges and associations thereof. The challenge of the competition shall be comprised of not less than three or more than six crews

Sir Thomas Lipton Memorial Trophy History: From the estate of Sir Thomas Lipton (1850-1931) this memorial trophy was offered to the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association of North America (ICYRA of NA) by Robert Bartly Smallwood in 1952 for Intercollegiate Yacht Racing to perpetuate the bonds of friendship and sailing forged by the famous British sportsman.

Winners of the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup

Year	Team	Year	Team
1953	NEISA	1979	ICYRA
1954	NEISA	1981	BUSA
1955	NEISA	1983	ICYRA
1956	PCIYRA	1985	ICYRA
1957	Midwest CSA	1987	ICYRA
1958	Midwest CSA	1989	ICYRA
1959	BUSA	1991	BUSA
1960	BUSA	1993	ICYRA
1962	ICYRA of NA	1995	ICYRA
1965	ICYRA of NA	1997	ICYRA
1967	BUSA	1999	BUSA
1969	BUSA
1971	BUSA
1973	ICYRA of NA
1975	BUSA
1977	BUSA

The John Lord King Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the match racing series between two teams with three races comprising the series.

The John Lord King Trophy History: This trophy, along with the British-America, Lipton, and Performance Sailcraft trophies, was established in 1967. It is usually sailed in larger yawls and more recently in the Navy 44's.

Winners of the John Lord King Trophy

Year	Team	Year	Team
1967	ICYRA	1987	ICYRA
	David Curtis	1989	ICYRA
	David Coit		Peter Alarie
	David Halberstadt		Zack Leonard
	James Ingham		Jamie Malm
	Charles Lamson		Charlie Ogletree
	Frederick Minson		John Lovell
1969	ICYRA		Per Lovfald
	David Coit	1991	BUSA
	Timothy Hogan		Ian Walker
	Richard Doyle		Roger Morris
	John Meyer		Michael Bayne
	Christopher Seaver		Greg Eaton
	Robert Doyle		Chris Fox
1971	BUSA		Chris McDonald
	Nicholas Martin		Andy Richards
	Peter Claydon		Rob Gorrod
	Peter Cooper	1993	ICYRA
	Alan Curran		Mike Zani
	Robert Martin		Rich Feeney
	John Ross Murphy		Josh Adams
1973	BUSA		Brad Rodi
	Alan Curran		Jeff Olson
	Brian Curran		Bob Merrick
	Philip Crebbin	1995	ICYRA
	Michael Barradell-Smith	1997	ICYRA
	Richard Hyde		Tim Wadlow
	Derek Clark		Graeme Woodworth
1975	BUSA		Jesse Andrews
	Jon Redding		Harcourt Schutz
	Nigel Allso		Mark Ivey
	Peter Barrett		Andy Beeckman
	Patrick Blaney		Will Stout
	Mike Hoyle	1999	No Tour
	Jo Richards	2001	ICSA
	Mark Roskell		Brian Stanford
1971	BUSA		Ryan Costello
	Will Henderson		Sean Doyle
	Nigel Barrow		Patrick Hogan
	Steve Chiverton		Pete Levesque
	Mike Wigmore		Bruce Mahoney
	Cathy Foster		Jen Morgan
	David Giles
	Richard Russell
	Richard Stanley
	Mike Taylor
1979	Draw
1981	ICYRA
1983	Draw
1985	ICYRA
	Jay Renehan
	Al Krueger
	Jamie Cummisky
	Zach Orlov
	Jon Pinkney
	Rick Merriman

The British America Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the British and American team racing championship.

The British America Trophy History: This trophy, presented in 1954 by Mr. Kenneth H. Preston, Commodore of the Oxford University Yacht Club, is intended to promote the sport of team racing in yachts between the Universities of Great Britain and the United States of America.

Winners of the British America Trophy

Year	Team
1975	BUSA
1977	ICYRA
1979	BUSA
1981	ICYRA
1983	ICYRA
1985	ICYRA
1987	ICYRA
1989	Not Held
1991	BUSA
1993	ICYRA
1995	BUSA
1997	BUSA
1999	No Tour

The Janet Lutz Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the ICYRA North American Singlehanded Women's Championship.

The Janet Lutz Trophy History: This regatta, first held in the fall of 1994, was named in appreciation of Janet Lutz. Janet graduated from Bouve, Boston in 1952 and then went on to receive her masters in education from Syracuse in 1958. Janet became a teacher as well as teh sailing coach at Pembroke where in 1961 she was one of the founders of NEWISA. She remained at Pembroke, which later merged with Brown University, for 32 years. Janet retired in 1990.

Winners of the Janet Lutz Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1995	Danielle Brennan	St. Mary's College
1996	Katherine E. McDowell	Tufts
1997	Danielle Brennan	St. Mary's College
1998	Danielle Brennan	St. Mary's College
1999	Margaret Gill	Harvard/ Radcliffe
2000	Anika Leerssen	Stanford
2001	Margaret Gill	Harvard
2002	Amanda Clark	Conn College
2003	Anna Tunniclife	Old Dominion
2004	Anna Tunniclife	Old Dominion
2005	Anna Tunniclife	Old Dominion
2006	Molly Carapiet	Yale
2007	Shannon Heusler	Charleston
2008	Krista Rhode	USCGA
2009	Annie Haeger	Boston College
2010	Annie Haeger	Boston College

The Ann Campbell Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the third pace team in ICSA National Women's Championship.

The Ann Campbell Trophy History: Ann Campbell has been a long time graduate secretary for the MAISA Collegiate Sailing District. The award was created to recognize Ann's many years of exceptional service to Collegiate Sailing.

Winners of the Ann Campbell Trophy

Year	College
1993	St. Mary's College
1994	Dartmouth College
1995	Dartmouth College
1996	Dartmouth College
1997	Connecticut College
1998	Connecticut College
1999	Connecticut College
2000	Boston College
2001	St. Mary's College
2002	St. Mary's College
2003	Old Dominion
2004	US Naval Academy
2005	Georgetown
2006	St. Mary's College
2007	Stanford
2008	Yale
2009	Boston College

The George Griswold Trophy - ICYRA Trophies

Awarded annually to the second place finisher in the ICSA National Singlehanded Sailing Championship.

The George Griswold Trophy History: The award was established in 1995 to recognize George Griswold for his three decades of outstanding service to Collegiate Sailing. George was the graduated secretary for the MCSA District and led many schools in the formation and development of their teams throughout the Midwest and United States.

Winners of the George Griswold Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1996	William Stout	U.S. Naval Academy
1997	Brett Davis	Harvard University
1998	Jonathan Baker	Tufts University
1999	Mark Zagol	Old Dominion University
2000	Bernard Luttmer	Queen's University
2001	Bernard Luttmer	Queen's University
2002	Bradley Funk	Old Dominion
2003	Clayton Biscoff	Harvard
2004	David Wright	USMMA
2005	Clay Johnson	Harvard
2006	Clay Johnson	Harvard
2007	Trevor Moore	Hobart William Smith
2008	Reed Johnson	Boston College
2009	Kyle Rogachenko	Old Dominion
2010	Frederick Strammer	Brown University

The America Trophy - MAISA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the Mid Atlantic Spring Dinghy Championship

History: The award was established in 1941 to recognize the top team in the Mid Atlantic District.

Winners of the America Trophy

Year	College	Year	College	Year	College
1941	Princeton	1966	Princeton	1991	Old Dominion
1942	Navy	1967	Princeton	1992	Navy
1943	Navy	1968	Kings Point	1993	Navy
1944	Navy	1969	Navy	1994	Old Dominion
1945	Navy	1970	N.Y. Maritime	1995	Navy
1946	Navy	1971	Navy	1996	Kings Point
1947	Navy	1972	Kings Point	1997	St. Mary's
1948	Navy	1973	N.Y. Maritime	1998	Hobart William Smith
1949	Kings Point	1974	N.Y. Maritime	1999	St. Mary's
1950	Kings Point	1975	Kings Point	2000	Hobart William Smith
1951	Navy	1976	Kings Point	2001	Kings Point
1952	Navy	1977	Navy	2002	Old Dominion
1953	Navy	1978	Navy	2003	St. Mary's
1954	Kings Point	1979	Kings Point	2004	St. Mary's
1955	Navy	1980	Navy	2005	Hobart William Smith
1956	Princeton	1981	Navy	2006	Hobart William Smith
1957	Navy	1982	Kings Point	2007	Georgetown
1958	Navy	1983	Navy	2008	Georgetown
1959	Princeton	1984	Kings Point	2009	Georgetown
1960	Navy	1985	Kings Point
1961	Navy	1986	Navy
1962	Princeton	1987	Kings Point
1963	Kings Point	1988	Navy
1964	Kings Point	1989	Old Dominion
1965	Cornell	1990	Old Dominion

The War Memorial Trophy - MAISA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the Mid Atlantic Fall Dinghy Championships.

The War Memorial Trophy History: This award was established in 1964 to recognize the top team in the Mid Atlantic District.

Winners of the War Memorial Trophy

Year	College	Year	College
1964	Navy	1990	Navy
1965	Navy	1991	Yale
1966	Navy	1992	St. Mary's College
1967	Coast Guard	1993	Navy
1968	Navy	1994	Navy
1969	University of Penn.	1995	Navy
1970	USMMA	1996	Hobart William-Smith
1971	USMMA	1997	Hobart William-Smith
1972	New York Maritime	1998	St. Mary's College
1973	Stevens Inst. of Tech.	1999	St. Mary's College
1974	Tufts	2000	Queen's University
1975	Harvard	2001	Old Dominion
1976	New York Maritime	2002	St. Mary's College
1977	Harvard	2003	Hobart William Smith
1978	USMMA	2004	St. Mary's College
1979	Navy	2005	St. Mary's College
1980	Tufts	2006	Georgetown
1981	Boston University	2007	St. Mary's College
1982	USMMA	2008	Georgetown
1983	Navy	2009	St. Mary's
1984	USMMA
1985	Boston University
1986	USMMA
1987	USMMA
1988	New York Maritime
1989	Old Dominion University

The Carl I. Van Duyne Memorial Trophy - MAISA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the MAISA single handed championships.

The Carl I. Van Duyne Memorial Trophy History: This trophy was established in 1983 and is awarded in November to the winner of the MAISA single handed championships.

Winners of the Carl I. Van Duyne Memorial Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1983	Morgan Reeser	USMMA
1984	Brian Ledbetter	Navy
1985	Alexander Cutler	Navy
1986	Alexander Cutler	Navy
1987	Michael Martin	Old Dominion
1988	Charlie Pucciariello	Navy
1989	Terry Hutchinson	Old Dominion
1990	Tim Wachendorfer	Navy
1991	Bradley M. Rodi	Navy
1992	Mark B. Nelson	Navy
1993	Eric Naranjo	Navy
1994	John Torgerson	Old Dominion
1995	Will Stout	Navy
1996	Marty Essig	Queens
1997	John Torgerson	Old Dominion
1998	Anthony Kotoun	St. Mary's College
1999	Bernard Luttmer	Queens
2000	Oskar Johansson	Queens
2001	Brad Funk	Old Dominion
2002	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown
2003	David Wright	USMMA
2004	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown
2005	Andrew Campbell	Georgetown
2006	Chris Branning	USMMA
2007	Charlie Buckingham	Georgetown
2008	Charlie Buckingham	Georgetown
2009	Charlie Buckingham	Georgetown

MAISA Freshman Championship Trophy - MAISA Trophies

Awarded annually to the top team's freshman in the Mid Atlantic district.

MAISA Freshman Championship Trophy History: This award was established in 1963 and is awarded twice a year to the top team's freshman in the spring and fall.

Winners of the MAISA Freshman Championship

Year	Spring	Fall	Year	Spring	Fall
1963	Princeton	Columbia	1964	No Report	Georgetown
1965	Georgetown	No Report	1966	Princeton	No Report
1967	No Report	No Report	1968	No Report	No Report
1969	No Report	NY Maritime	1970	NY Maritime	USMMA
1971	Stevens Inst	Stevens Inst	1972	Temple	U. Penn
1973	U. Penn	Webb Inst.	1974	Navy	USMMA
1975	USMMA	Navy	1976	USMMA	NY Maritime
1977	NY Maritime	NY Maritime	1978	Navy	USMMA
1979	USMMA	Navy	1980	Navy	Navy
1981	USMMA	NY Maritime	1982	USMMA	USMMA
1983	Webb Inst	Old Dominion	1984	Navy	USMMA
1985	USMMA	Navy	1986	No Regatta	Old Dominion
1987	Old Dominion	Navy	1988	Old Dominion	Old Dominion
1989	USMMA	Old Dominion	1990	No Regatta	Navy
1991	Navy	Navy	1992	Navy	Old Dominion
1993	Navy	St. Mary's	1994	St. Mary's	Georgetown
1995	Kings Point	St. Mary's	1996	Nor Regatta	Navy
1997	Hobart WS	Old Dominion	1998	Old Dominion	Georgetown
1999	St. Mary's	Kings Point	2000	Navy	Georgetown
2001	Georgetown	Old Dominion	2002	Navy	St. Mary's
2003	St. Mary's	St. Mary's	2004	Georgetown	Georgetown

The Faye Bennet Trophy - MAISA Trophies

Awarded annually to the winner of the MAISA Women's Singlehanded Championship.

The Faye Bennet Trophy History: The award was established in 1994 to recognize Faye Bennet. A senior judge an junior championship chairman, she has been a long time participant and supporter of junior and youth activities. This award is presented in October of each year.

Winners of the Faye Bennet Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1994	Danielle Brennan	St. Mary's College
1995	Julie Younger	U.S. Naval Academy
1996	Danielle Brennan	St. Mary's College
1997	Julie Younger	U.S. Naval Academy
1998	Monica Dingle	Queens University
1999	Katie Maxim	St. Mary's College
2000	Allison Sharp	St. Mary's College
2001	Jamie Smith	St. Mary's College
2002	Corrie Clement	Old Dominion
2003	Anna Tunnicliffe	Old Dominion
2004	Anna Tunnicliffe	Old Dominion
2005	Katie Smith	St. Mary's College
2006	Allison Davis	King's Point
2007	Sarah Morgan Waiters	St. Mary's College
2008	Stephanie Roble	Old Dominion
2009	Mimi Roller	St. Mary's College
2010	Arielle deLisser	Hobart & William Smith
2011	Cancelled

John Paul Jones Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded to the midshipman of the graduating class who has done the most for Intercollegiate Sailing at the Naval Academy. Qualities of leadership, character, spirit, sportsmanship, sailing skills, and effort are determining factors.

The John Paul Jones Trophy History: This trophy was presented to the Naval Academy by Mr. Carleton Mitchell, former Rear Commodore of the Cruising Club of America, and by Mr. Decoursey Fales, former Commodore of the New York Yacht Club. The trophy is awarded annually to the midshipman of the graduating class on the Intercollegiate team and is the team's highest honor.

Winners of the John Paul Jones Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1952	J. William Sherar	1983	Dixon R. Smith
1953	Robert A. Schaller	1984	Cheryl Lee Kerr
1954	Ferdinand I. Collins, Jr.	1985	Richard Merriman
1955	George T. Atkins, Jr.	1986	George H. Slook
1956	Nicholas Brown	1987	Edward Eckert
1957	James P. Googe, Jr.	1988	Alexander Cutler
1958	Gene H. Porter	1989	Per J. Lovfald
1959	John J. King	1990	Keith B. Davids
1960	Frederick B. Johnson	1991	Tim Wachendorfer
1961	Alfred A. Maybach, Jr.	1992	Susan Minton
1962	Edwards S. Little	1993	Brad Rodi
1963	Julian M. Wright, Jr.	1994	David G. Fagen
1964	Henry H. Clark	1995	Ryan Cox
1965	Mark S. Davis	1996	R.D. Burley
1966	Robert L. Hamilton	1997	Erica Museler
1967	Frederick Cazenave, Jr.	1998	William Stout
1968	Joseph M. Solymossy	1999	Eugene Schmitt
1969	Royal D. Joslin	2000	Wade Tornyos
1970	Daniel H. Rugg	2001	L. Parker Garrett
1971	James J. Sheppard	2002	Travis Weber
1972	Colin C. Huddleston	2003	Emily B. duPont
1973	Patrick E. Young	2004	Alexa Bestoso
1974	Christopher MacMurray	2005	Stephen Gay
1975	William S. Wolff	2006	John Applebaum
1976	Douglas W. Hart	2007	Gary Grimes
1977	Peter Hyers	2008	Charlotte Hill
1978	Paul K. Lynch	2009	Andrew Vann
1979	Douglas W. Keiler	2010	Martin Sterling
1980	Gerard T. Coleman	2011	Robert Vann
1981	Gerald N. Madigan	2012	Jason Carminati
1982	John J. Doherty

Albert (Rusty) Cavileer Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Won annually by the midshipman who contributed the most to varsity double handed sailing during the year through leadership, sailing skills, and dedication to the team.

The Albert (Rusty) Cavileer Trophy History: Mr. Albert C. Cavileer, a chartered member of the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron from 1947 to 1962, served as a sailing coach and advisor to the midshipmen on the yawls and ocean racers. The midshipmen and members of NASS presented this bowl in honor of their friend for his devotion to the midshipman sailing program.

Winners of the Albert (Rusty) Cavileer Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1963	Midn 2/c M.S. Davis	1989	Midn 2/c Keith B. Davids
1964	Midn 1/c M. S. Davis	1990	Midn 1/c Keith B. Davids
1965	Midn 2/c R.L. Hamilton	1991	Midn 3/c Brad Rodi
1966	Midn 1/c R.L. Hamilton	1992	Midn 2/c Brad Rodi
1967	Midn 1/c A.H. Higgs	1993	Midn 1/c Brad Rodi
1968	Midn 1/c R.H. Stoll	1994	Midn 2/c Ryan Cox
1969	Midn 1/c D.R. Frieden	1995	Midn 2/c R.D. Burley
1970	Midn 1/c R.L. McKay	1996	Midn 2/c Walter Allman
1971	Midn 1/c G.A. Harvey	1997	Midn 2/c William Stout
1972	Midn 2/c C.C. MacMurray	1998	Midn 1/c Dean Balcirak III
1973	Midn 1/c R.S. Brown	1999	Midn 2/c Wade Tornyos
1974	Midn 2/c C.A. Chenault	2000	Midn 1/c Grant Garcia
1976	Midn 1/c D.W. Hart	2001	Midn 2/c Travis Weber
1977	Midn 1/c P. Labossiere	2002	Midn 2/c Troy Treaccer
1978	Midn 1/c Timothy McGee	2003	Midn 1/c Richard Lang
1979	Midn 2/c Milton T. Craig	2004	Midn 1/c Robert Anderson
1980	Midn 1/c Milton T. Craig	2005	Midn 2/c John Keith
1981	Midn 2/c Mark E. Converse	2006	Midn 2/c Gary Grimes
1982	Midn 1/c Mark E. Converse	2007	Midn 1/c Gary Grimes
1983	Midn 2/c Harold Gilreath	2008	Midn 2/c Andrew Vann
1984	Midn 2/c Richard Merriman	2009	Midn 3/c Robert Vann
1985	Midn 1/c Althea Coetzee	2010	Midn 2/c Robert Vann
1986	Midn 2/c Robert E. Hallawell	2011	Midn 1/c Clark Hayes
1987	Midn 1/c Robert E. Hallawell	2012	Midn 3/c Michael Grove
1988	Midn 1/c Julienne Almonte

Julia Babineau Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Presented to the midshipman who has contributed the most to the intercollegiate team as a crew member through leadership, sailing skills, and dedication to the team.

The Julia Babineau Trophy History: This trophy is dedicated in memory of Coast Guard Cadet Julia Babineau, who was an exchange student to the Naval Academy in 1980. Julia sailed for the Naval Academy and became a valued and special member of the dinghy team as a varsity crew. The following spring, she was tragically killed in a sailing accident at the Coast Guard Academy.

Winners of the Julia Babineau Trophy

Year	Recipient
1989	Midn 1/c Sally Chamberlain
1990	Midn 2/c Shane Baldino
1991	Midn 1/c Jeri Lea Smalley
1992	Midn 1/c Reid McLaughlin
1993	Midn 1/c Paul Kenney
1994	Midn 1/c Heather Keane
1995	Midn 1/c Blanca Funes
1996	Midn 2/c Erica Museler
1997	Midn 1/c Jessica Danluck
1998	Midn 1/c Susan Olivier
1999	Midn 1/c Maria V. Alsina
2000	Midn 2/c Maura McGovern
2001	Midn 2/c Emily Spencer
2002	Midn 2/c Sarah Atwater
2003	Midn 2/c Robert Anderson
2004	Midn 2/c Monica Meese
2005	Midn 2/c John Applebaum
2006	Midn 2/c Andrea White
2007	Midn 2/c Maggre Reynolds
2008	Midn 1/c Kristen Sproat
2009	Midn 2/c Christina Chance
2010	Midn 1/c Christina Chance
2011	Midn 2/c Saverio Maldari
2012	Midn 1/c Saverio Maldari

Class of 1916 Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

This award honors the outstanding single handed sailor on the intercollegiate sailing team.

History: The Class of 1916 Trophy was presented to the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron by the late Harris K. Lyle in 1976. It honors six fellow students from the Class of 1916 lost in enemy action. Those remembered with this trophy include RADM Henry M. Mullinix, RADM Charles P. Cecil, CAPT Casain Young, CAPT Frank Marston, CAPT Edward C. Fuller, USMC, and LTJG Stanton F. Kalk.

Winners of the Class of 1916 Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1977	Midn 3/c Paul Van Cleve	1996	Midn 1/c Robert Robinson
1978	Midn 2/c Paul Van Cleve	1997	Midn 4/c Dalton Bergan
1979	Midn 1/c Paul Van Cleve	1998	Midn 2/c Eugene Schmitt
1980	Midn 2/c Robert K. Anoll	1999	Midn 1/c Eugene Schmitt
1981	Midn 1/c Robert K. Anoll	2000	Midn 3/c Travis Weber
1982	Midn 4/c Richard Merriman	2001	Midn 4/c Justin B. Smith
1983	Midn 3/c Brian Ledbetter	2002	Midn 4/c Spencer Weber
1984	Midn 2/c Brian Ledbetter	2003	Midn 3/c Spencer Weber
1985	Midn 1/c Brian Ledbetter	2004	Midn 1/c Alexa Bestoso
1986	Midn 3/c Alexander Cutler	2005	Midn 3/c Chuck Fulmer
1987	Midn 2/c Alexander Cutler	2006	Midn 3/c Charlotte Hill
1988	Midn 1/c Alexander Cutler	2007	Midn 3/c William Fletcher
1989	Midn 1/c Charles Pucciaariello	2008	Midn 3/c Martin Sterling
1990	Midn 1/c Keith B. Davids	2009	Midn 3/c Alejandro Ravelo
1991	Midn 1/c Tim Wachendorfer	2010	Midn 1/c Martin Sterling
1992	Midn 2/c Brad Rodi	2011	Midn 1/c Alejandro Ravelo
1993	Midn 2/c Eric Naranjo	2012	Midn 3/c Marissa Lihan
1994	Midn 1/c Eric Naranjo
1995	Midn 1/c Manning Montagnet

Cornelius Shields Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Won annually by the midshipman of the intercollegiate team who contributed the most to Varsity sloop sailing through leadership, dedication to the team, and sailing skills.

The Cornelius Shields Trophy History: Established by NASS in honor of Mr. Cornelius Shields, Sr., this trophy recognizes his support of the Naval Academy Sailing program. Mr. Shields donated five Shields sloops to the Academy and served a number of years on the Fales Committee as an advisor. It also honors his long and exciting career as a yachtsman. He has the rare distinction of twice winning the Seawanhaka Cup, was the first winner of the Mallory Trophy and skippered Columbia during the final part of its successful 1958 campaign for the America's Cup.

Winners of the Cornelius Shields Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1976	Midn 1/c Stephen Stroebel	1995	Midn 1/c Ryan Cox
1977	Midn 1/c Garland Wright	1996	Midn 1/c R.D. Burley
1978	Midn 3/c Gerard T. Coleman	1997	Midn 1/c Walter Allman
1979	Midn 2/c Gerard T. Coleman	1998	Midn 1/c Dean Balcirak III
1980	Midn 2/c Gerald N. Madigan	1999	Midn 1/c Briton Bischoff
1981	Midn 2/c T.H. Mortonson	2000	Midn 1/c Wade A. Tornyos
1982	Midn 1/c Steven R. Lowery	2001	Midn 1/c L. Parker Garrett
1983	Midn 2/c Robert B. Brown	2002	Midn 1/c Travis Weber
1984	Midn 1/c Hal Gilreath	2003	Midn 3/c Spencer Weber
1985	Midn 1/c Scott F. Harrison	2004	Midn 1/c Justin Smith
1986	Midn 2/c Edward A. Eckert	2005	Midn 2/c John Keith
1987	Midn 1/c Robert E. Hallawell	2006	Midn 3/c Kevin McGill
1988	Midn 1/c Alexander Cutler	2007	Midn 2/c Ian Gill
1989	Midn 2/c Keith B. Davids	2008	Midn 1/c Rob Ramirez
1990	Midn 1/c James White III	2009	Midn 3/c James Allsop
1991	Midn 3/c Brad Rodi	2010	Midn 3/c Jason Carminati
1992	Midn 1/c Willie Graves	2011	Midn 1/c Robert Vann
1993	Midn 3/c Brad Rodi	2012	Midn 1/c Jason Carminati
1994	Midn 1/c Greg Hryniewicz

Fair American - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded to the outstanding female sailor on the intercollegiate sailing team. In selecting the winner, the qualities of leadership, character, spirit, sportsmanship, sailing skills, and individual effort are the determining factors.

History: The Fair American Trophy was presented to the Naval Academy by the late Harris K. Lyle. Mr. Lyle was a friend and great supporter of the midshipman sailing program.

Winners of the Fair American Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1980	Midn 1/c Kathryn Karlson	1997	Midn 2/c Julia Younger
1981	Midn 1/c Mary A. Brigden	1998	Midn 1/c Julia Younger
1982	Midn 1/c Deborah M. Dunbar	1999	Midn 1/c Frances Clemens
1983	Midn 1/c Pamela A. Corwin	2000	Midn 1/c Melissa Carter
1984	Midn 2/c Margaret Menzies	2001	Midn 2/c Emily duPont
1985	Midn 1/c Margaret Menzies	2002	Midn 1/c Emily Spencer
1986	Midn 2/c Susan L. Mitchell	2003	Midn 1/c Sarah Atwater
1987	Midn 2/c Gretchen Stage	2004	Midn 1/c Alexa Bestoso
1988	Midn 1/c Gretchen Stage	2005	Midn 4/c Charlotte Hill
1989	Midn 3/c Cynthia Williams	2006	Midn 3/c Charlotte Hill
1990	Midn 3/c Susan Minton	2007	Midn 3/c Trisha Kutkieicz
1991	Midn 2/c Susan Minton	2008	Midn 1/c Kristen Sproat
1992	Midn 1/c Susan Minton	2009	Midn 1/c Trisha Kutkieicz
1993	Midn 1/c Angela Luzier	2010	Midn 1/c Tina Pryne
1994	Midn 3/c Jenny Greenough	2011	Midn 4/c Marissa Lihan
1995	Midn 1/c Nancy Delavan	2012	Midn 4/c Mary Hall
1996	Midn 2/c Mallory Mestayer

Mrs. Campbell Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Each year, the intercollegiate sailing team holds the Mrs. Campbell intrasquad regatta. The trophy is presented to the winning crew of this event.

The Mrs. Campbell Trophy History: The Mrs. Campbell Regatta was initiated by the midshipmen of the intercollegiate sailing team to honor Mrs. Ann Campbell, a devoted and loyal friend of the Navy Sailing Team. She has also spent a lifetime in support of intercollegiate sailing. The trophy was designed and made by the members of the dinghy team and is presented annually by Mrs. Campbell.

Winners of the Mrs. Campbell Trophy

Season	Recipient	Season	Recipient
Spring 1974	D. Hart & J. Mark	Fall 1989	M. Varney & J. Smalley
Fall 1974	P. Hyers & T. Nelson	Fall 1990	S. Minton & S. Baldino
Spring 1975	R. Balaconis & C. Anderson	Fall 1991	B. Rodi & L. Nelson
Fall 1975	P. Hyers & M. McVay	Fall 1992	M. O'Bryan & A. Saunders
Spring 1976	M. Miller & P. Gallatti	Fall 1993	D. Fagen & M. Jackson
Fall 1976	P. Labossiere & J. Craig	Fall 1994	R.D. Burley & J. Danluck
Spring 1977	T. McGee & B. Morris	Fall 1995	D. Balcirak & J. Younger
Fall 1977	P. Hyers & M. Crowley	Spring 1997	W. Allman & G. Garcia
Spring 1978	M. Minot & K. Holt	Spring 1998	D. Meade & K. Wong
Fall 1978	W. Darinzo & E. Jacobs	Spring 1999	B. Bischoff & C. Phillips
Spring 1979	B. Morris & M. Craig	Spring 2000	W. Tornyos & M. Carter
Spring 1980	B. Morris & M. Craig	Spring 2001	P. Garrett & D. Fassel
Fall 1980	D. Bergin & J. Howland	Spring 2002	T. Weber & E. Spencer
Spring 1981	W. Lyon & H. Atienza	Spring 2003	T. Treaccar & M. Meese
Fall 1981	S. Lowery & M. Kirby	Spring 2004	C. Fulmer & M. Hess
Spring 1982	S. Lowery & K. Mulvaney	Spring 2005	C. Shaughnessy & K. Anthony
Fall 1982	W. Lyon & T. Johnson	Spring 2006	G. Grimes & K. Anthony
Spring 1983	H. Gilreath & C. Kerr	Spring 2007	B. Rigby & C. Pryne
Fall 1983	H. Gilreath & C. Kerr	Spring 2008	T. Murphy & M. Boyle
Fall 1984	R. Merriman & J. Almonte	Spring 2009	A. Vann & C. Chance
Fall 1985	A. Lennon & J. Chalfant	Spring 2010	M. Sterling & C. Chance
Fall 1986	P. Lovfald & S. Karasick	Spring 2011	R. Vann & A. Hong
Fall 1987	G. Cavalier & B. Sousa	Spring 2012	A. Ramos & S. Maldari
Fall 1988	P. Lovfald & S. Baldino

Seelig-Ulmer Memorial Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Won annually by the skipper and crew of the intercollegiate team who place first in the intrasquad regatta held during Commissioning Week.

The Ulmer-Seelig Memorial Trophy History: The Seelig-Ulmer Memorial Trophy was established in 1972 to promote the coeducational aspects of Intercollegiate Dinghy Racing. It is presented in the memory of MIlton C. Seelig, Charlotte K. Ulmer, and Charles Ulmer, Sr., by their sons, Martin Seelig, Class of 1962, and Charles Ulmer, Class of 1961. The participants are members of the intercollegiate team and/or their family members, friends, or drags.

Winners of the Seelig-Ulmer Memorial Trophy

Year	Skypper	Crew
1972	Lynn Campbell	Pat Henry
	Skip Anderson	Linda Bauer
1973	Steve Endacott	Terri Rhode
1974	Skip Anderson	Abby Hastings
1975	Paul LaBossiere	Daphne Bell-Davies
1976	Doug Hart	Susan Hart
1977	Marty Minot	Barbara Morris
1978	Tim McGee	Barbara Morris
1979	Jasper Craig	Becky Olds
1980	Kathy Karlson	Jeff Craig
1981	Dave Schoene	Sue Broen
1982	Karen Mulvaney	Carl M. Lee
1983	Carl M. Lee	Julie J. Krepsz
1984	Sue Mitchell	Andy Lennon
1985	Brian Ledbetter	Kelly Clark
1986	George Slook	Yvette Gonzalez
1987	Ted Williams	Yvette Gonzalez
1990	Willie Graves	Tara Nelson
1991	Susan Minton	Shane Baldino
1992	Brad Rodi	Heather Keane
1993	Brad Rodi	Heather Keane
1994	David Fagen	Melissa Jackson
1995	Ryan Cox	Erica Museler
1996	Brit Bischoff	Cesar Morales
1997	Will Stout	Maria Alsina
1999	Julia Lillis	Jeffrey Cornes
2000	Wade Tornyos	Karla Ann Tornyos
2001	Travis Weber	Jessie Lefler
2002	Doug Morea	Royce Weber
2003	Troy Treaccar	Maura McGovern
2004	Nick VanWagoner	Helen VanWagoner
2005	Gary Grimes	John Applebaum
2006	John Keith	Ms. Galen
2007	Katie Whitman	Trisha Kutkiewicz
2008	Not contested	Not contested
2009	Mike Curran	Emily Taynor
2010	Not contested	Not contested
2011	Robert Vann & Family
2012	Taylor Vann

RADM John Russell Young Blakely Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

This award was originally presented to the plebe battalion which won the summer Knockabout Championship Race. In 2000, the award was given to the Fall Intramural Sailing Battalion Champions.

The Blakely Trophy Trophy History: Admiral Blakely, class of 1892, was awarded the Navy cross, rose to rank of Rear Admiral in 1926, and was commanding officer of the USS Arizona during World War I. Commodore Decoursey Fales, former Commodore of the New York Yacht Club, presented this trophy in honor of Rear Admiral Blakely, under whom whom he served on the Arizona.

Winners of the Blakely Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1957	First Battalion	1984	Kilo Company
1958	Second Battalion	1985	Hotel Company
1959	First Battalion	1986	Bravo Company
1960	Second Battalion	1987	Delta Company
1961	Second Battalion	1988	Alpha Company
1962	Second Battalion	1989	Bravo Company
1963	Fourth Battalion	1990	Lima Company
1964	First Battalion	1991	Lima Company
1965	Second Battalion	1992	Lima Company
1966	Fourth Battalion	1993	Foxtrot Company
1967	Fourth Battalion	1994	Foxtrot Company
1968	Sixth Battalion	1995	Mike Company
1969	Golf Company	1995	Bravo Company
1970	Echo Company	1996	Charley & Golf Company
1971	Bravo Company	1997	Echo Company
1972	Kilo Company	1998	Bravo Company
1973	First Platoon	1999	India Company
1974	30th Platoon	2000	Second Battalion
1975	35th Platoon	2001	Fifth Battalion
1976	21st Platoon	2002	Fifth Battalion
1977	19th Platoon	2003	Fourth Battalion
1978	Quebec Company	2004	Not contested
1979	Delta Company	2005	Not contested
1980	Delta Company	2006	Third Battalion
1981	Alpha Company	2007-'11	Not contested
1983	Mike Company	2012	Echo Company

Russ Gittings Memorial Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

This trophy is presented to the midshipman helmsman who has the best combined score in the J/24 intersquad regattas held annually during the fall season. The winner counts scores from both a fleet and match racing intrasquad event.

The Russ Gittings Trophy

Winners of the Russ Gittings Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1987	Charles Pucciariello	2000	Jeffrey Whitmer
1988	Charles Pucciariello	2001	Conrad Cascadden
1989	Jay Cavalieri	2002	Kenneth (Chad) Ingle
1990	Peter Young	2003	John Creegan
1991	Matthew Arny	2004	not awarded
1992	Susan Minton	2005	Adam Watters
1993	Chris Cornett	2006	Thomas Oberdorf
1994	John Kuntz	2007	Evan Trant
1995	Scott Roberts	2008	Rob Macedo
1996	Todd Greene	2009	James Chesson
1997	Matthew Severson	2010	Stephen Jaenke
1998	Constantine Panayiotou	2011	Sam Snipe
1999	Chris Fisher	2012	Chris Masters

Admiral Harry W. Hill Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

From 1962-2000, the Hill Trophy was awarded to the midshipman of the graduating class who had written the best paper on sailing at the Naval Academy. In 2001, the award was rededicated to the best trimmer on the Varsity Offshore Sailing Team.

The Admiral Harry W. Hill Trophy History: This trophy was presented to the US Naval Academy by Mr. Decoursey Fales, former Commodore of the New York Yacht Club, in honor of Admiral Harry W. Hill, USN (RET), former superintendent of the Naval Academy. The trophy is awarded annually during May Week to the graduating midshipman who has shown outstanding achievement in the area of sail trim through leadership, skill, and dedication to the team.

Winners of the Admiral Harry W. Hill Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1962	David C. Brown	1992	Gavin O'Hare
1963	Willard L. Umphrey	1993	Ken Dehan
1965	Theodore A. Krauss	1994	Joe Emmert
1968	Lawrence G. McConnel	1996	Jared Hannum
1969	Roayl D. Joslin	1997	Natalie Caruso
1970	Dennis G. Murphy	1999	Robert Almeida
1972	John E. Chalker		Duffy Cully
1973	James L. Buchanan		Eugene Schmitt
1974	Ross E. Anderson	2000	Aaron Demeyer
1976	Edward Kilbourn	2001	Brian S. Solomon
1977	Skip McVay	2002	Jeffrey A. Smith
1978	Timothy McGee	2003	Bjorn Anderson
1980	Daniel J. Archer	2004	Chris Carson
1981	Katherine P. Hire	2005	John Coombs
1982	T.H. Mortonson	2006	Colin Chandler
1983	Michael A. Crosby	2007	Monica Mondloch
1985	Edwin T. Strong	2008	Josh McMinn
1986	John McInerney	2009	Josh McMinn
1988	C. Gill	2010	Corey Sheeron
1989	Charles Pucciariello	2011	James Chesson
1990	Kelly Dobson	2012	Ben Rowe
1991	Rick Arthur

Tony Bilotti Memorial Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Recognizes captains of both the Varsity Offshore and Intercollegiate Sailing Teams.

The Tony Bilotti Memorial Trophy History: This award, established in 1981 by the Naval Academy Parents Club of Northern California, is in memory of LTJG Tony Bilotti, Class of 1977, who lost his life in a tragic accident at sea. Tony was an active and enthusiastic member of the Yawl Team while attending the Naval Academy.

Winners of the Tony Bilotti Memorial Trophy

Year	VOST Captain	Intercollegiate
1981	Mark D. Pallin
1982	David G. Simpson
1983	Evan R. Edwards
1984	Christian F. Kramer
1985	Michael Christman
1986	Richard Wharton
1987	Sean Carroll
1988	Daniel Whitney
1989	Stephen Verner
1990	Daniel Gordillo
1991	Tom Fuglestad
1992	John Ahrens	Peter Martenson
1993	Ara Barton	Mike O'Bryan
1994	Paul Trudell	Robert Gentry
1995	Britton Wanick	Carl Smit
1996	Nick Good	Nick Cromwell
1997	Mark Franko	Joseph Buczkowski
1998	Ryan McCrillis	Dean Balcirak III
1999	Todd Greene	Eugene Schmitt
2000	Ted Dyckman	Wade Tornyos
2001	Peter Firenze	David Fassel
2002	Rob Aho	Travis Weber
2003	David (Max) Desrochers	Sarah Atwater
2004	Kenneth (Chad) Ingle	Justin Smith
2005	Tom Bock	Stephen Gay
2006	Gregory Storer	Charles Fulmer
2007	Joe Campbell	Gary Grimes
2008	Matt Recker	Ian Gill
2009	Thomas Oberforf	Trisha Kutkiewicz
2010	Josh Hinshaw	Tina Pryne
2011	Ralph Grossman	Nathaniel Sabatt
2012	Colin Nevins	Jason Carminati
2013	Andrew Shea	Taylor Vann

Stephen W. Gerber Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Won by the skipper of the Naval Academy vessel with the best corrected time in either the Annapolis to Newport race, in odd years, or the Newport to Bermuda race, in even years.

The Stephen W. Gerber Trophy

Winners of the Stephen W. Gerber Trophy

Year	Annapolis-Newport	Year	Newport-Bermuda
1953	Vamarie	1954	Lively
1955	Highland Light	1956	Swift
1957	Alert	1958	Alert
1959	Highland Light	1960	Intrepid
1961	Alert	1962	Flirt
1963	Frolic	1964	Fearless
1965	Fearless	1966	Dandy
1967	Maredea	1968	Severn Star
1969	Maredea	1970	Rage
1971	Jubilee III	1972	Jubilee III
1973	Rage	1974	Miss Wick
1975	Insurgente	1976	Syren
1977	Patriot	1978	Lively
1979	Insurgente	1980	Intrepid
1981	Avenger	1982	Cinnabar
1983	Constellation Brandywine	1984	Vengeance
1985	Shenandoah Cinnabar	1986	IOR: Fury IMS: Morning Light
1987	IOR: Vengeance IMS: Morning Light	1988	IOR: Corsair IMS: Cinnabar
1989	Dauntless	1990	Insurgente
1991	Cinnabar	1992	Constellation
1993	Swift	1994	Swift
1995	Bang	1996	Constellation
1997	Bulldog	1998	Swift
1999	Swift	2000	Swift
2001	Flirt	2002	Flirt
2003	Vigilant	2004	Lively
2005	American Promise	2006	Swift
2007	Swift	2008	Swift
2009	Tomcat	2010	Swift
2011	Swift	2012	Defiance

Scarritt Adams Shield - Midshipmen Trophies

This trophy is awarded biannually to the Naval Academy Yacht with the second best corrected time in the Newport Bermuda Race.

The Scarritt Adams Shield Trophy History: The Scarritt Adams Shield was presented to the USNA in June of 1980 by Mrs. Scarritt Adams of Paget, Bermuda. This shield is given in memory of her late husband Captain Scarritt, USN, class of '30, who was the first midshipman from Bermuda to graduate from the USNA. The wood of this plaque is Bermuda cedar and came from a tree which was on the Adams's property in Paget. Capt. Adams was always keenly interested in sailing and was a member of the New York Yacht Club as well as the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.

Winners of the Scarritt Adams Shield

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1980	Insurgente	ENS Michael Serafin
1982	Constellation	ENS John Doherty
1984	Elusive	ENS Mattavola
1986	Hunter	ENS Louis Partida
1988	Corsair	ENS Scott McClure
1990	Insurgente	Andrew Burden
1992	Morning Light	ENS Joseph Hornbuckle
1994	Flirt	ENS Michael Oldman
1996	Cinnabar	ENS Nick Good
1998	Flirt	ENS Andrew Kellogg
2000	Lively	ENS Jonathan Cerrito
2002	Swift	ENS George Roland
2004	Flirt	Midn 1/c Tom Bock
2006	Vigilant	Midn 1/c Joe Campbell
2008	Defiance	Midn 1/c Will Arnest
2010	Glory	Jack Neades, USCGA
2012	Swift	Midn 1/c Stephen Jaenke

The Dan A. Kimball Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Presented to the navigator of the Naval Academy yacht which finishes first on corrected time in the biannual Newport-Bermuda race.

History: The Naval Base of Bermuda presents the Dan A. Kimball Trophy biannually. Prior to 1966, the trophy remained on display in the Administration Building of the Base. After the 1966 race, the trophy was donated for permanent display at the Naval Academy. Each year, NASS provides a suitable keeper trophy for presentation at the awards ceremony in Bermuda.

Winners of the Dan A. Kimball Trophy

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1988	Enterprise	LT Paul Martel
1990	Cinnabar	ENS Alan Minnich
1992	Constellation	ENS Mark Vannoy & Oliver Vietor
1994	Swift	William Sena
1996	Constellation	Midn 1/c Rob Coulter
1998	Swift	Midn 2/c Andrew Notbohm
2000	Swift	Midn 1/c George Roland
2002	Flirt	ENS Brian Ray
2004	Lively	Midn 1/c John Coombs
2006	Swift	Midn 2/c Mark McClure
2008	Swift
2010	Swift	Midn 3/c Mike Reindl
2012	Defiance	Midn 3/c Nick Tucker

The Carey Arthur Memorial Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded biannually to the midshipman navigator of the Naval Academy yacht with the best corrected time within its division in the Annapolis-Newport race.

History: The Carey Arthur Memorial Trophy is presented in the memory of LTJG Carey Arthur, Class of 1979. The name of the biannual winners are engraved on the trophy, which is on display in the Hall of Fame.

Winners of the Carey Arthur Memorial Trophy

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1983	Constellation	ENS Peter P. Hunt
1985	Cinnabar	Midn 1/C B. Flachsbart
	Shenandoah	ENS W. Harrington
1987	Phantom	Midn 1/C Frederick Dau
	Morning Light	Midn 2/C Matthew Rose
1989	Dauntless	ENS Harry Brandicourt
1991	Cinnabar	ENS Steven Boyd
1993	Swift	Midn 2/C DeCaro
1995	Success	Midn 1/C Timothy Phillips
1997	Bulldog	ENS Jason Yauman
1999	Swift	Midn 1/C John Turl
2001	Flirt	ENS Russ Meier
2003	Vigilant	Midn 1/c Greg Woelfel
2005	American Promise	Midn 2/c Chris Morales
2007	Swift	Midn 2/c Nick Jackson
2009	Tomcat	Midn 2/c Emily Frost
2011	Swift	Midn 3/c Neil McMillan

The Avanti Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded annually to the midshipman skipper of a Naval Academy Navy 44 Yacht with the best corrected time in the NASS Spring Regatta.

The The Avanti Trophy History: In 1957, Mr. Walter N. Rothchild donated his yacht Avanti to the midshipmen of the Naval Academy. However, before the yacht could be delivered, Hurricane Carole lashed the New England Coast and destroyed her. Mr. Rothchild recovered Avanti's wheel and forwarded it to the Naval Academy. It is now a perpetual trophy on display in the Hall of Fame.

Winners of the Avanti Trophy

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1957	Royono	A.C. Cavileer
1958	Highland Light	J.C. Abbott
1959	Highland Light	Midn J.A. Copper
1960	Swift	Midn A.A. Maybach
1961	Dandy	Midn G.C. Vermeff
1962	Restless	Midn C.T. Diswanger
1963	Resolute	Midn M.A. Gustavson
1964	Fearless	Midn C.E. Johnson
1965	Fearless	Midn J.L. Grostick
1966	Vigilant	Midn T. Ustick
1967	Vigilant	Midn T. Ustick
1968	Maredea	Midn R.D. Joslin
1969	Alert	Midn D. Murphy
1970	Vigilant	Midn J. Haizlip
1971	Intrepid	Midn J.M. Zortman
1972	Swift	Midn D.D. Wagner
1973	Resolute	Midn R.S. Brown
1974	Dandy	Midn D.T. Thieme
1976	Dandy	Midn D. Gearling
1977	Frolic	Midn R. O'Sullivan
1978	Intrepid	2/C Bruce Reichert
1979	Alert	1/C Paul T. Wright
1980	Vigilant	2/C Thomas P. O'Brien
1981	Albert	2/C Gavin J. Giddings
1982	Fearless	2/C William F. Traub
1983	Frolic	2/C Gary A. Quist
1984	Constellation	1/C Daniel E. Crisp
1985	Wildcat	2/C John O'Donnell
1986	Vengeance	1/C Thomas Luscher
1987	Sea Hawk	1/C T.J. Clark
1988	Sea Hawk	1/C Daniel Whitney
1989	Sea Hawk	1/C Sean Nolan
1992	Flirt	1/C Charles Cook
1993	Vigilant	1/C Richard Kelly
1994	Swift	1/C Jeff Wissel
1995	Swift	1/C Gary Huss
1996	Lively	1/C David "Wes" McCall
1997	Swift	2/C Jason Ward
1998	Vigilant	2/C Ben Elfert
1999	Flirt	2/C John Benfield
2000	Challenger	1/C Ted Dyckman
2001	Frolic	2/C Rob Aho
2002	Flirt	2/C Conor Latham
2003	Flirt	2/C Travis Wood
2004	Flirt	1/C Chad Ingle
2005	Vigilant	2/C Pat Collins
2006	Merrythought	2/C Joe Campbell
2007	Polaris	2/C James Lawsing
2008	Tomcat	2/C Kellen Browne
2009	Integrity	2/C Jason Mazzoni
2010	Invictus	2/C Peter Gibbons-Neff
2011	Swift	2/C Graham Tyson
2012	Swift	2/C Stephen Jaenke

New York Yacht Club Cruise Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

The trophy is awarded annually to the Naval Academy Navy 44 skipper with the best overall finishing position in the AYC Fall Series.

History: On August 5, 1911, the New York Yacht Club Cruise Trophy was won by the Yacht Intrepid, owned and skippered by Lieutenant Lloyd Phoenix, USNA, Class of 1861. The trophy was subsequently gifted to the Naval Academy to be awarded to the deserving midshipman.

Winners of the New York Yacht Club Cruise Trophy

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1976	Swift	Midn 1/C D.P. Laskoski
1977	Alert	Midn 2/C J.O. Storvick
1978	Flirt	Midn 2/C Philip Pirozzi
1979		Midn 1/C David Jackson
1980	Intrepid	Midn 1/C William Davidson
1981	Flirt	Midn 1/C William Thayer
1982	Flirt	Midn 1/C Evan Edwards
1983	Constellation	Midn 1/C Kent Koehler
1984	Constellation	Midn 2/C John O'Donnelly
1985	Cinnabar	Midn 1/C John A. Cook
1986	Morning Light	Midn 2/C John McInerney
1987	Corsair	Midn 1/C Paul Martel
1988	Cinnabar	Midn 1/C Scott Snyder
1989	Cinnabar	Midn 2/C Kevin Hawko
1990	Spitfire	Midn 1/C Kelly Dobson
1991	Flirt	Midn 1/C Robert Glenn
1992	Morning Light	Midn 1/C Joseph Hornbuckle
1993	Lively	Midn 1/C Alex Delcastillo
1994	Flirt	Midn 1/C Michael Oldman
1995	Swift	Midn 1/C Gary Huss
1996	Lively	Midn 1/C David "Wes" McCall
1997	Dash	Midn 2/C Andrew Kellogg
1998	Flirt	Midn 1/C Andrew Kellogg
1999	Restless	Midn 1/C Stephen Dean
2000	Lively	Midn 1/C Jonathan Cerrito
2001	Dash	Midn 1/C Nathan K. Moore
2002	Flirt	Midn 1/C Brian Ray
2003	Dash	Midn 1/C Aaron Tyler
2004	Restless	Midn 1/C Kris Von Krueger
2005	Swift	Midn 2/C Pat Collins
2006	Columbia	Midn 2/C Tim Bruchet
2007	Swift	Midn 2/C Kellen Browne
2008	Flirt	Midn 1/C Kellen Browne
2009	Seawolf	Midn 1/C Austin Van Olst
2010	Defiance	Midn 1/C Emily Frost
2011	Integrity	Midn 1/C Dillon Rossiter
2012	Allegiance	Midn 2/C Jon Driesslein

Rear Admiral Harold E. Parker Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded annually to the midshipman skipper with the best corrected time in the PHRF division of the Spring Long Distance Race.

The Rear Admiral Harold E. Parker Trophy History: This perpetual trophy was presented to the Naval Academy by Mr. E. Bates McKee of Annapolis. It honors Rear Admiral Harold E. Parker, who was a great Naval Officer and ardent sailor.

Winners of the Rear Admiral Harold E. Parker Trophy

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1961	Resolute	D. Brown
1962	Swift	D. Brown
1964	Freedom	J.R. Martin
1965	Royono	T.A. Kruass
1966	Active	T.W. Moore
1967	Maredea	S.A. Finlay
1968	Maredea	J.M. Solymossy
1969	Maredea	G.M. Moore
1970	Jubilee III	D.G. Murphy
1971	Fury	T. Luscher
1972	Rage	T.L. Shoemaker
1973	Phantom	S. Carroll
1974	Outrage	R.S. Brown
1975	Insurgente	J.R. Sander
1976	Fair American	E. Kilbourn
1977	Syren	D.J. Debbink
1978	Patriot	P.S. Craig
1979	Patriot	R. Saylor
1980	Alliance	J. Hampshire
1981	Constellation	P.O. Nolan
1982	Insurgente	C. Kineke
1983	Spitfire	P. Morrison
1984	Morning Light	J.P. Stamos
1985	Morning Light	T. Luscher
	Vengeance	E. Doyle
1986	Constellation	T. Maxfield
1987	Morning Light	J. McInerney
1988	Cinnabar	S. Snyder
	Sea Hawk	D. Whitney
1989	Cinnabar	C. Owens
1990	Avenger	T. Fuglestad
1991	Cinnabar	B. Bruce
1992	Morning Light	B. Hornbuckle
1993	Swift	A. Barton
1994	Lively	G. DeVries
1995	Success	W. Wright
1996	Cinnabar	N. Good
1997	Swift	J. Ward
1998	Vigilant	B. Elfert
1999	Swift	J. Benfield
2000	Challenger	T. Dyckman
2001	Vigilant	K. Buchina
2002	Valiant	Rob Aho
2003-'10	Not Contested
2011	Swift	Graham Tyson
2012	Swift	Stephen Jaenke

Highland Light Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Presented to the midshipman skipper in the PHRF fleet with the best overall finish position in the Annapolis Yacht Club Fall Race Week.

History: The yacht Highland Light was donated to the Naval Academy by Mr. Dudley Wolfe and served the Academy well for 26 years. Mr. Wolfe also established a fund which plays a major role in supporting the Naval Academy Sailing Program. The Highland Light trophy was conceived by the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron as a memorial to Dudley Wolfe. The trophy was made from the wheel of the yacht and remains on display in the Hall of Fame.

Winners of the Highland Light Trophy

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1964	Alert	Midn 1/C M.S. Davis
1965	Royono	Midn 1/C J.P. Emmet
1966	Intrepid	Midn 1/C W.M. Elliott
1967	Maredea	ENS S.A. Vandyck
1968	Maredea	Midn 1/C M.F. Donilon
1969	Rage	Midn 1/C R.B. Thompson
1970	Jubilee III	Midn W.M. Shepherd
1971	Jubilee III	QM3 Richard Tracy
1972	Lively	Midn 2/C C. MacMurray
1973	Outrage	Midn 1/C F. Murphy
1974	Vigilant	Midn 2/C A. Chenault
1975	Syren	Midn 1/C A. Chenault
1976	Syren	Midn 1/C K. Kinports
1977	Patriot	Midn 1/C R. Brauer
1978	Patriot	Midn 1/C R.L. Saylor
1979	Patriot	Midn 1/C T. O'Keefe
1980	Patriot	Midn 1/C P. Hankins
1981	Insurgente	Midn 1/C C.R. Kineke
1982	Baybea	Midn 1/C F. Henderson
1983	Morning Light	Midn 1/C J.P. Stamos
1984	Morning Light	Midn 1/C O. Locher
1985	Elusive	Midn 1/C D. Grieco
1986	Fury	Midn 1/C S. Carroll
1987	Victory	Midn 1/C P. Martel
1988	Constellation	Midn 1/C K. Hawko
1989	Dauntless	Midn 1/C N. Covington
1990	Morning Light	Midn 1/C T.Fuglestad
1991	Not Awarded
1992	Morning Light	Midn 1/C J. Hornbuckle
1993	Cinnabar	Midn 1/C Matt Arny
1994	Cinnabar	Midn 1/C T. Smith
1995	Etoile	Midn 1/C E. Paulson
1996	Not Awarded
1997	Not Awarded
1998	Challenger	Midn 2/C Stephen Dean
1999	Dandy	Midn 1/C Derek Duford
2000	Restless	Midn 1/C Chris Fisher
2001	Bold	Midn 1/C George Roland
2003	Hornet	Midn 1/C Mike Stapleton
2004	Blue Angel	Midn 1/C Chad Ingle
2005	Javelin	Midn 1/C Tom Bock
2006	Flirt	Midn 1/C Tim Burchett
2007	Not contested
2008	Flirt	Midn 1/C Kellen Browne
2009	Mameluke	Midn 1/C Jason Mazzoni
2010	Defiance	Midn 1/C Emily Frost
2011	Gallant	Midn 1/C James Chesson
2012	Defiance	Midn 1/C Bryan Weisberg

Royono Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded to the midshipmen skipper of the Naval Academy varsity sailboat with the best combined finishing position among competing sailboats in the NASS race to Oxford and the Tred Avon Yacht Club's Hammond Memorial Race.

The Royono Trophy History: This award was established by the members of the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron to honor LCDR Frank Siatkowski, USN (RET). It hangs on the wall on the first deck of the Robert Crown Sailing Center.

Winners of the Royono Trophy

Year	Recipient
1976	Richard Faulkner, Class of 1977
1977	Philip C. Pirozzi, Class of 1979
1978	Kenneth Hall, Class of 1980
1979	Jordan Cassell, Class of 1980
1980	Charles Kineke, Class of 1982
1981	John W. Judge, Class of 1982
1982	Frederick Ressel, Class of 1983
1983	Matthew R. Avila, Class of 1984
1984	IMS - John O'Donnell, Class of 1986
	IOR - Eric Doyle, Class of 1985
1985	IMS - John A. Crook, Class of 1986
	IOR - Thomas Field, Class of 1987
1986	IMS - Daniel Whitney, Class of 1988
	IOR - James Duke, Class of 1987
1987	IMS - Michael Binnix, Class of 1988
	IOR - John McInerney, Class of 1988
1988	IMS - Michael Binnix, Class of 1988
	PHRF - Stephen Cook, Class of 1989
1989	IMS - Peter Lehardy, Class of 1989
1990	IMS - John Grierson, Class of 1991
	PHRF - Robert Bruce, Class of 1992
1991	IMS - Charles Cook, Class of 1992
	PHRF - Kyle Weaver, Class of 1992
1992	IMS - Charles Cook, Class of 1992
	PHRF - Robert Schult, Class of 1992
1993	IMS - Erich Roetz, Class of 1993
	PHRF - Oliver Vietor, Class of 1993
1994	IMS - Vann Walke, Class of 1994
	PHRF - Jeff Wissel, Class of 1994
1995	IMS - Will Wright, Class of 1995
	PHRF - Britt Wanick, Class of 1995
1996	PHRF - Ethan "Dex" Hoag, Class of 1996
1997	PHRF - Charles McGill, Class of 1997
1998	PHRF - Jason Ward, Class of 1998
1999	PHRF - Todd Greene, Class of 1999
2000	PHRF - Brian Solomon, Class of 2001
2001	PHRF - Ryan Hastings, Class of 2001
	PHRF- Mike Smith, Class of 2002
2002	PHRF - Mike Stapleton, Class of 2003
2003	Not Contested
2004	PHRF- Pat Collins, Class of 2006
2005	PHRF - Greg Nannig, Class of 2007
2006	PHRF - Joe Campbell, Class of 2007
2007	PHRF - Kellen Browne, Class of 2009
2008	PHRF - Owen Brooks, Class of 2009
2009	PHRF - Austin Van Olst, Class of 2010
2010	PHRF - Emily Frost, Class of 2011
2011	PHRF - Mary Cox, Class of 2013
2012	PHRF - Bryan Weisberg, Class of 2013

Admiral Dubose Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Presented to the midshipman who has contributed the most to the Varsity Offshore Sailing Team during the year through leadership, dedication to the team, and sailing skills.

The Admiral Dubose Trophy History: The Dubose Trophy was presented in 1958 to the Naval Academy by the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association, the predecessor to the Intercollegiate Sailing Association. It honors the outstanding midshipman on the Varsity Offshore team.

Winners of the Admiral Dubose Trophy

Year	Batt		Year	Batt
1958	6th	L.R. Talbert	1990	4th	Kevin Hawko
1959	6th	R.R. Buehler	1991	4th	John Grierson
1960	6th	J.L. Post	1992	1st	John Ahrens
1961	5th	T.P. Dugan, Jr.	1993	2cd	Erich Roetz
1962	4th	D.C. Brown	1994	4th	Britton Wanick
1963	1st	M.A. Gustavson	1995	6th	Erik Paulson
1964	1st	E.E. Brighton	1996	6th	David "Wes" McCall
1965	3rd	T.A. Krauss	1997	3rd	Mark Franko
1966	5th	R.L. Hamilton	1998	6th	Ryan McCrillis
1967	3rd	T.M. Ustick III	1999	4th	Todd Greene
1968	3rd	T.M. Ustick III	2000	6th	Mike Manicchia
1969	5th	M.F. Donilon	2001	3rd	John A. Walsh
1970	2cd	W.B. Brown	2002	2nd	Mike Smith
1971	5th	W.A. Leonard, Jr.	2003	5th	David (Max) Desrochers
1972	5th	J.J. Kelso	2004	5th	Kenneth (Chad) Ingle
1973	6th	D.D. Wagner	2005	3rd	John Coombs
1974	4th	R.S. Brown	2006		Greg Storer
1975	3rd	P.M. Hyers	2007		Joe Campbell
1976	2cd	D. Gearing	2008		Cullen Shaugnessey
1977	1st	D. Gates	2009		Timothy Kiely
1978	3rd	R.D. Wray	2010		Joshua Hinshaw
1979	4th	P.C. Pirozzi	2011		Ralph Grossmann
1980	1st	Sandy Daniels	2012		Dillon Rossiter
1981	6th	Mark D. Pallin
1982	2cd	David G. Simpson
1983	6th	Christian Kramer
1984	4th	Matthew R. Avila
1985	6th	Louis P. Partida
1986	4th	Thomas Maxfield
1987	6th	John McInerney
1988	4th	Michael Brinnix
1989	3rd	Christopher Owens

Knickerbocker Yacht Club Award - Midshipmen Trophies

Beginning in 2001, this award was given to the outstanding foredeck crew on the Varsity Offshore Sailing Team. Prior to then, it was won annually by the midshipman skipper of the Naval Academy yacht with the best corrected time in the NASS spring series.

The Knickerbocker Yacht Club Trophy History: This trophy was established in 1974 and was presented to the Naval Academy by the Knickerbocker Yacht Club in Port Washington, New York. It is in recognition and commemoration of the club's 100th Anniversary.

Winners of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club Trophy

Year	Recipient	College
1974	William F. Murphy	Rage
1975	Charles M. Messiok	Outrage
1976	Alanson Chenault	Syren
1977	Daniel Gearing	Guerriere
1978	Henry L. Pruitt	Mr. Jumpa
1979	David D. Vann	Liberty
1980	Philip O. Nolan	Constellation
1981	Gavin J. Giddings	Alert
1982	Charles R. Kineke	Class of 1982
1983	Dixon R. Smith	Class of 1983
1984	John P. Stamos	Class of 1984
1985	Louis P. Partida	Class of 1986
1986	Thomas Maxfield	Class of 1987
1987	Louis Zaccardi	Class of 1987
1988	Brian Alexander	Class of 1988
1989	Matthew Rose	Class of 1989
1990	Kelly G. Dobson	Spitfire
1991	Robert Bruce	Class of 1992
1992	Charles Cook	Class of 1992
1993	Richard Kelly	Class of 1993
1994	Daniel Emery	Class of 1994
1995	Gary Huss	Class of 1995
1996	Chris Hurst	Class of 1996
1997	Charlie McGill	Class of 1997
1998	Matthew Severson	Class of 1998
1999	David Picinich	Class of 1999
2000	Joel De La Garza	Class of 2002
2001	Cecily Taylor	Class of 2001
2002	Brett Elko	Class of 2002
2003	David Berry	Class of 2003
2004	Matt White	Class of 2004
2005	Pat Collins	Class of 2006
2006	John Casilio	Class of 2006
2007	Jamie Moreno	Class of 2007
2008	Mark Picinich	Class of 2009
2009	Timothy Kiely	Class of 2009
2010	Nicholas Bernard	Class of 2010
2011	Andy King	Class of 2012
2012	Adam Albrecht

Sailtramid Taber-McWethy Award - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded to both the first class and third class midshipmen in the CSTS summer program who display excellence in seamanship and navigation.

The Sailtramid Taber-McWethy Trophy History: The Taber-McWethy Award was established in recognition of exceptional service contributed by LTGEN Robert C. Taber, USA, RET and Captain Robert D. McWethy, USN, RET, in the development of the midshipmen offshore cruise credit sail training program at the Naval Academy. It honors the hallmarks of unparalleled professional competency, expertise under sail, personal dedication and bench marks excellence in seamanship and navigation.

Winners of the Sailtramid Taber-McWethy Award

Year	Taber	McWethy
1985	Walter J. Balch	Erin Martin
1986	Heidi Moser	Christopher Brunnea
1987	Christopher J. Lord	Patrick A. Vonzurmuehlen
1988	Christopher J. Lord	Patrick A. Vonzurmuehlen
1989	Michael A. Villani	Daniel Gabier
1990	Theodore A. Prince	Boe A. Svatek
1991	Casey Moton	Kenneth Krueger
1992	Amy Delavan	Pat Donahue
1993	Ben Ash, John Killacky	Gavin Duff
1994	Eric Naranjo	Brian Shimcavig
1995	Bradley N. Rosen	Scott D. Roberts
1996	Aaron R. Austin	Thomas S. McGowan
1997	Jason J. Brianas	Derek D. Duford
1998	Christian M. Sewell	David Wilcox & Grant Garcia
1999	Casey K. Delcour	James Venter
2000	Michael J. Strauss	Erin C. Kellog
2001	Thomas Finley	Scott Scherer
2002	No Winner	John Hill
2003	Wesley Yancey	Brandr Beekman-Ellner
2004	Cynthia Sedlak	David Faherty
2005	Matthew Seaman	Charles Meyer & Eric Marquardt
2006	Kristen Ullman	Hannah Ceen & Carlin Shaodong Song
2007	Robert Gensheimer	Michael Trombitas & Emma Mattson
2008	Todd Talstein	Christian Mineur & Eric Brugler
2009	Alexander Islin	Logan Hershman
2010	Michael Simpson	Stewart Simpson & Micah Dose
2011	Matthew Barnes	Matthew Schaidle & James Sciscoe
2012	Kyle Satterwhite	Andrew Garcia & Julie Miller

RADM James L. Holloway Jr. Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

The Holloway Trophy honors the midshipman who has contributed the most to Varsity Offshore J/24 sailing through his leadership, dedication to the team, and sailing skills.

The RADM James L. Holloway Trophy History: This trophy was presented to the Naval Academy by Mr. Decoursey Fales, past Commodore of the New York Yacht Club. It was given in honor of RADM James L. Holloway, Jr., USN (RET), a former Superintendent of the Naval Academy.

Winners of the RADM James L. Holloway Jr. Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1950	Paul L. Dion '51	1993	David McCall '96
1951	C.D. McIntosh '51	1994	David Traugott '97
1952	Joseph Sherar '52	1995	Dewey Lopes '98
1953	Arthur Bivens '53	1996	Stephen Dean '99
1954	Anthony Cajka '54	1997	Richard Tom '00
1955	Karl Peterson '56	1998	John A. Walsh '01
1956	P.L. Hathaway '57	1999	Kevin Beatley '02
1957	Gene Porte'58	2000	David Nielsen '03
1958	R.L. Reinarz '58	2001	Gregory Woelfel '04
	D. Shelton '59	2002	Andrew Warner '05
1959	R.T. Connolly '59	2003	Gregory Storer '06
1960	Jerry Lee Post '61	2004	Ryan Field '07
1961	A.A. Maybach '61	2005	Tim Clarke '08
1962	Ian Sargent '62	2006-'09	Not Presented
1963	M.A. Gustavson '64	2010	Andy Beeler '14
1964	H.H. Seibert '64	2011	Padraig O'Brien '15
1965	A.W. Newlon '65	2012	Mark Moeller '13
1966	Peter Leon '66
1967	Theodore Ustick '67
1968	Ludwell Pickett '68
1969	Paul F. Ross '69
1970	Mark A. Thomas '70
1971	Richard Blake '71
1972	Gerald Harvey '72
1973	Chris MacMurray '74
1974	Reginald Howard '77
1975	Reginald Howard '77
1976	Jeffrey Sanders '76
1977	Daniel Gearing '77
1978	Henry Lowe Pruitt '78
1979	Robert Saylor '79
1980	Thomas O'Keefe '80
1981	Thomas O'Brien '81
1982	John Doherty '82
1983	Floyd Henderson '83
1984	John Stamos '84
1985	Eric Doyle '85
1986	Louis Partida '86
1987	Sean Carrol '87
1988	Daniel Whitney '88
1989	Peter Lehard'89

RADM McNitt Award - Midshipmen Trophies

Presented to the most well rounded and capable senior midshipmen within the CSTS program. Navigation, seamanship, and leadership are among the criteria evaluated.

The RADM McNitt Award History: Established in 1989, this award is named in honor of RADM Robert W. McNitt, whose accomplishments as a distinguished naval officer and in the sailing community best embody those traits desired in our future leaders.

Winners of the RADM McNitt Award

Year	Recipients
1989	Hugh J. Huck
	David J. Makowicz
	Dianna M. Manzonni
1990	John A. Paul
	Thomas A. Weber
1991	David Culpepper
	Chris Eckerle
	David Newcomb
1992	Ken Krueger
	Wendy Phillips
	Rick Radonich
1993	Victor Argobright III
	David Fowler
	Eric Severseike
1994	Dexter Hoag
	Robert McHenry
	Robert Wolf
1995	David Wallace
	Jared Hannum
	Jamie Valdivia
1996	Matthew C. Thomas
	Ian R. Nesbitt
	Joseph M. Buckzkowski
1997	Jeffrey Edmounds
	David Dausen
	Scott W. Kinkele
1998	Deryk Petersen
	Keith Kulow
	Peter Quinn
1999	Andrew J. Beal
	Eric C. Sonnenberg
	Dennis W. Jensen
	John M. Baker
2000	Adam Buckfelder
	Paul Meyer
	Seth Stallings
2001	John Campbell
	Matt Curnen
	Andrew Mckee
2002	Brendan Gotowka
	Peter Pittman
	Christian Ward
2003	Michael Groothousen
	Brenna Montgomery
	Hunter Washburn
2004	Michael Gieseking
	Jarrod Rothman
	Samuel Mills
2006	Kyle Ladwig
	Keith Giacopuzzi
	Jessica Tuia
	Peter Dichett
2007	Mitchell Kusterer
	Patrick Kappel
	Evan Parnell
2008	Thomas Madson
	Christopher Murphy
2009	Thomas Callahan
	Nicholas Danforth
	Solomon Chien-Li Lu
2010	Michael Moberg
	Dan Simpson
2011	Phoenix Geimer
	Zachary Walz
	Matthew Wright
2012	Chris Fron

LT Robert D. Huntington Memorial Trophy - Midshipmen Trophies

Presented to the midshipman navigator whose professional skills and performance have contributed most to the Varsity Offshore Sailing Team.

The LT Robert D. Huntington Memorial Trophy History: This memorial trophy was presented to the Naval Academy by friends of the late LT Robert D. Huntington, Jr., USN, an ardent supporter of the Naval Academy Sailing Program. His leadership and talent as navigator and afterguard on Naval Academy yachts during 17 ocean races earned him the respect and admiration of the midshipmen who sailed with him.

Winners of the LT Robert D. Huntington Memorial Trophy

Year	Recipient	Yacht
1974	Thaddeus Burr	Outrage
1975	Douglas Guthe	Syren
1976	J.C. McDonald	Syren
1977	Nevin P. Carr	Patriot
1978	Lee Rossetti
1979	William Derr
1980	William Derr
1981	Harold Atkins
1982	Allison Webster
1983	Thomas Plofchan
1984	Thoms Furlong
	James Kresge
1985	Brian Flachsbart
1986	Frederick Dau
1987	Frederick Dau
1988	H. Brandicourt	Cinnabar
1989	Larry M. Cook Jr.
1990	Burchard Jackson	Dauntless
1993	Oliver Vietor
1994	Daniel M. Emery
1995	Giovanna Kostrubala
1996	Robert Hall	Flirt
2004	John Coombs	Lively
2006	Leigh Loesel

Excellence at Sea Award - Midshipmen Trophies

Awarded to the midshipman of the graduating class for excellence in academics and performance in Naval Academy sail or power craft.

The Excellence at Sea Award History: This trophy was presented in 1995 by the members of the New York Yacht Club to mark the 150th year anniversary of the US Naval Academy. Performance in seamanship, navigation, leadership skills, and academics will be assessed in determining the winner.

Winners of the Excellence at Sea Award

Year	Recipient	Team
1996	Chris Bugg	VOST
1997	Laura Almdale	ProDev/YPs
1998	Kevin Sproge	VOST
1999	Stephen Dean	VOST
2000	Theodore Dyckman	VOST
2001	David Fassel	Inter-Collegiate
2002	Michael C. Smith	VOST
2003	Jon P. Silverberg	VOST
2004	Gregory A. Woelfel	VOST
2005	Carole Lee	ProDev/YPs
2006	John F. Cailio	VOST
2007	Timothy D. Burchett	VOST
2008	Kristen A. Sproat	Inter-Collegiate
2009	Matthew R. Hamlet	VOST
2010	Christina I. Chance	Inter-Collegiate
2011	Ralph N. Grossmann	VOST
2012	Jason Carminati	Inter-Collegiate

Huntington / Steele Trophy - NASS Trophies

Awarded to the midshipman skipper who wins the Huntington / Steel regatta

The Huntington / Steele Trophy History: The race for the sterling silver service set held in late November brings together all phases of the midshipman sailing squadron. the race is sailed in offshore boats with crews representing the dinghies, plebes, VOST, faculty, NASS, sail craft department, and coaches staff. Captain Robert Dache Steele, USN, class of 1945 was the Commodore of NASS and commanding officer of the Naval Station, Annapolis, from 1969 to 1972. As a tribute to him for his deep concern for the welfare of the midshipman, the sailing center staff and coaches organized this regatta in his honor. Upon the death of Robert Huntington, Jr. in 1973, Captain Steele graciously rededicated the Robert D. Steele regatta to the memory of his friend.

Winners of the Huntington / Steele Trophy

Year	Crew
1971	Coaches Crew
1972	Dinghy Crew
1973	Coaches Crew
1974	Shields Crew
1975	Plebe Crew
1976	Junior Officers Crew
1977	Dinghy Crew
1978	Offshore IOR Crew
1979	Ensigns
1980	NASS Team #4
1981	Small Craft Team #1
1982	Small Craft Maintenance Crew
1983	Offshore Yawl Team
1984	Professional Development Team
1985	Offshore IOR Crew
1986	Dinghy Crew
1987	Dinghy Crew
1988	Dinghy Crew
1989	Dinghy Crew
1991	VOST
1992	VOST
1994	Sailing Administration
1996	CSTS - Dan Rugg
1997	CSTS - Dan Rugg
1998	CSTS - Dan Rugg
1999	Small Craft Repair - Elliot Oldak
2000	VOST - Garth DeVries
2001	NASS- Juliet Thompson
2002	CSNTS- Dan Rugg
2003	CSNTS- Dan Rugg
2004	Small Craft Repair - Elliot Oldak
2005	CSNTS - Dan Rugg
2006	VOST - Joe Campbell
2007	VOST - Matt Recker
2008	VOST Coaches - Ian Gordon
2009	VOST Coaches - Ian Gordon
2010	IC Team - James Allsop
2011	IC Team - Jason Carminati
2012	VOST - Jon Driesslein

USS Reina Mercedes Trophy - NASS Trophies

Awarded to the winning skipper of the Reina Mercedes Regatta typically held in Navy Knockabouts

The USS Reina Mercedes Trophy History: The Reina Mercedes regatta is a race held anually in August of each year. Competitiors are employees of the Naval Station Command. Typically Knockabouts are used for competition in this NASS sponsored event.

Winners of the U.S.S Reina Mercedes Trophy

Year	Recipient	Year	Recipient
1944	James Abbott	1985	Not Awarded
1945	CDR Warren C. Boles	1986	CAPT John B. Bonds
1946-1949	Not Awarded	1987	Bill Maclay
1950	Assoc. Prof. J.C. Abbott	1989	Leo Flannagan
1951	CDR E.A. Shuman, Jr.	1990	Dan Rugg
1952	CDR E.A. Shuman, Jr.	1991	Ron Rostorfer
1953	LT T.E. Fortson	1992	Joe Convery
1954	CDR Warren C. Boles	1993	Not Awarded
1955	CAPT Warren C. Boles	1994	Dan Rugg
1956	Prof. Alden R. Hefler	1995	Dan Rugg
1957	LT(jg) Robert Norton	1996	Joel Jacobs
1958	LT William Williams III	1997	CAPT Jerry Farrell
1959	LT William Williams III	1998	Dan Rugg
1960	LCDR JohRusling III	1999	Dan Rugg
1961	ENS. Lawrence R. Glenn	2000	Elliott Oldak
1962	LT(jg) Lawrence R. Glenn	2001	CDR Gerard VandenBerg
1963	LCDR John Rusling III	2002	CDR Gerard VandenBerg
1964	Prof. E.C. Gras	2003	Not Contested
1965	LT B.F. Dunbar	2004	Midn 4/c Cullen Shaughnessy
1966	LT W.E. Tobin III	2005	John Tihansky
1967	ENS S.A. Van Dyck
1968	LT(jg) S.A. Van Dyck
1969	LT(jg) J. Deermount, Jr.
1970	LT(jg) S.HAllan
1971	ENS David Coit
1972	LT(jg) Scott Perry
1973	ENS Lars Forsberg
1974	LT Fran Wright
1975	LT Tom O'Brien
1976	Graham M. Hall
1977	Charles Kineke
1978	CAPT Edwin Shuman III
1979	ENS Tim McGee
1980	LT Steve Keller
1981	Elliott Oldak
1982	Michael Waters
1983	Russell Snyder
1984	Flanigan & Shoemaker

A.G.B. Grosvenor Trophy - NASS Trophies

Awarded annually to the civilian volunteer member of the NASS who has made exemplary contributions to the mission and programs of the sailing squadron.

The A.G.B. Grosvenor Trophy History: The CAPT A.G.B Grosvenor Trophy was established by the Fales Committee in 1978 to honor the late Captain Alexander G. Bell Grosvenor, USNA Class of 1950, Commanding Officer, Naval Station Annapolis, and Commodore, Naval Academy Sailing Squadron. Captain Grosvenor had noted that of all the sailing-oriented trophies awarded at the Naval Academy, none honored the hard working and dedicated volunteers from the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron.

The perpetual trophy on display in the Crown Center Hall of Fame is a fully rigged half-model of the sailing vessel SIREN, a custom-built Sparkman & Stephens 58-foot sloop aboard which Captain Grosvenor served as Head Coach. In the spring of 2003, the Fales Committee re-dedicated the Grosvenor Trophy as the Alex and Marcia Grosvenor Trophy. The renamed trophy recognizes and honors the extraordinary time, effort, and energy that both Captain and Mrs. Grosvenor devoted in supporting all aspects of the Naval Academy sailing programs.

Winners of A.G.B. Grosvenor Trophy

Year	Recipient
1978	MR. Me. Lenox
1979	Robert Taber
1980	Robert McWethy
1981	Robert L. Bagey
1982	Marcia Grosvenor
1983	Rodney Tomlinson
1984	Neil Berthier
1985	William Hollow
1986	James Felch
1987	Richard Von Dobhoff
1988	Alva Bowen
1989	CDR Kenneth Holzman
1990	Dave Carvey
1991	Stoddard H. Knowles
1992	Richard F. Emmett
1993	Not Awarded
1994	Gilbert Snow
1995	Dean Balcirak
1996	Thomas I. Richardson
1997	Ted Rogers
1998	Gene Bouslog
1999	Alan Frank
2000	Dan Escalera
2001	Marion Johnson
2002	CAPT Dick Morin, USN(ret) & Mrs. Joan Morin
2003	Not contested
2004	Coach Brad Dellenbaugh
2005	Mike Brownlee
2006	Robert Holmes
2007	Maureen Mills
2008	Richard Lunsford
2009	Paul & Dawn Miller
2010	Bill Muesler
2011	Jan Richardson
2012	Rick Robey

Blue Water Bowl - Offshore Trophies

Awarded to the boat in the biennial Annapolis to Newport Race with the best corrected time.

The Blue Water Bowl Trophy History: The Blue Water Bowl was presented to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1947. It is awarded by the U.S. Navy to the winning skipper at the end of the race.

Winners of the Blue Water Bowl

Year	Yacht	Recipient
1947	Alar	D.Z. Bailey
1949	Alar	D.Z. Bailey
1951	Baruna	H.C. Taylor
1953	Bolero	J.N. Brown
1955	Actea	Henry Sears
1957	Harrier	J.M. Bontecou
1959	Caper	H.I. Pratt
1961	Reindeer	E.N. Smith
1963	Dyna	C. Ewing
1965	Dyna	C. Ewing
1967	Lancetilla	J.M. Cameron
1969	American Eagle	R.E. Turner, III
1971	Sorcery	J.F. Baldwin
1973	Equation	John Potter
1975	Salte Goose	R.E. Derecktor
1977	Jack Knife	J. Greenberg
1979	Tenacious	R.E. Turner
1981	IOR: Impasse	William Tacker
	MHS: Mandate	Morgan Barker
1983	IOR: Espirt	Peter H. Van Arsdale
	MHS: Gaylark	Kaign Smith
1985	IOR: Invictus	Bernard & Spener
	MHS: Silver Start	Clarke & Decker
1987	IOR: Starlight Express	B.A. Eissner
	IMS: Bravo	James Dolan
	PHRF: Morpheus	R.J. Kitz
1989	IOR: Congere	Bevin Koeppel
	IMS: Bravo	James Dolan
1991	PHRF: Snow White	Ned Shuman
	IMS: Bully	Rich Heffering
1993	PHRF: Swift	Ara Barton
	IMS: Doundation	Masato Fujimaki
1995	PHRF: Javelin	Larry Bulman
	IMS: Blue Yankee	Robert Towse
1997	PHRF: Adventurer	Arthur Birney
	IMS: Bingo!	Charles Lea
1999	PHRF: Dear Friend	Bill Kardash
	IMS: Veritas	Philip Hutchinson
2001	PHRF: Chessie Racing	George Collins
	IMS: Carrera	J. Dockey
2003	PHRF: Y2K	Charles Engh
	IMS: Dawn Treader	L. Cohen
2005	PHRF: Euro Trash Girl	Nicole Weaver
	IRC: Sjambok	Michael Hobbs
2007	PHRF: Dolphin
	IRC: Sjambok
2009	PHRF: Heron	Greg Leonard
	IRC: Rambler	George David
2011	PHRF: Sjambok	Michael Brennan
	IRC: Beau Geste	Karl Kwok

The Aloha Cup - Offshore Trophies

Awarded annually to the yacht with the best corrected time in the Naval Academy Sailing Squadron annual regatta.

History: The Aloha Cup is one of four trophies belonging to Lloyd-Phoenix that came into the possession of the Naval Academy. Lloyd Phoenix graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1861 and served in until the Civil War. He resigned his commission in 1865, went into business, and became a yachting enthusiast. He won the Aloha Cup in an annual cruise of the New York Yacht Club in 1910, sailing his most famous yacht, Intrepid.

Winners of the Aloha Cup

Year	Yacht	Year	Yacht
1960	Swift	1994	Success
1961	Falcon	1995	Varmint Cong
1962	Babe	1996	Expectation
1963	White Shadow, III	1997	Snake Bite
1964	Traveller	1998	Wahoo
1965	Proton II	1999	Varshek
1966	Bonnie D	2000	Sjambok
1967	Rumpus	2001	Varshek2
1968	Maredea	2002	Sjambok
1969	Jubilee III	2003	Not contested
1970	Outrage	2004	Big Time
1971	Outrage	2005	Donnybrook
1972	Running Tide	2006	Odyssey
1973	Running Tide	2007	Chao
1974	Running Tide	2008	Javelin
1975	Running Tide	2009	Restless
1976	Syren	2010	Maltose Falcon
1977	Wild Flower	2011	Odyssey
1978	Diamond in the Rough
1979	Sugar Magnolia
1980	Cayenne
1981	Bodacious
1982	Wunder Bear
1983	Streaker
1984	Diamond in the Rough
1985	Nightshift
1986	Pussycat
1987	Euroclass
1988	Smoke Screen
1989	Hurricane Hugo
1990	Intuition
1991	Sugar
1992	Infringer
1993	Cinnabar

Lloyd Phoenix Trophy - Offshore Trophies

Awarded annually to the Yacht Club and skipper winning the Lloyd Phoenix Regatta. Originally, ten Naval Academy yawls manned by members of nine invited yacht clubs and NASS, sailed a series of races over a two period. Recently, this trophy has been designated as the award for US SAILING's large yacht championship.

The Lloyd Phoenix Trophy History: Lloyd Phoenix graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1861 and served in until the Civil War. He resigned his commission in 1865, went into business, and became a yachting enthusiast. He won the Aloha Cup in an annual cruise of the New York Yacht Club in 1910, sailing his most famous yacht, Intrepid.

Winners of the Lloyd Phoenix Trophy

Year	Club	Recipient
1960	Tred Avon Yacht Club	W.H. Myers
1961	Gibson Island Yacht Club	C.F. Stein III
1962	Sailing Club of Chesapeake	Norton Gibbons-Neff
1963	Potapskut Sailing Association	E.L. Dinning, III
1964	Potapskut Sailing Association	E.L. Dinning, III
1965	Gibson Island Yacht Squadron	J.R. Wolfe, Jr.
1966	Gibson Island Yacht Squadron	J.R. Wolfe, Jr.
1967	Sailing Club of Chesapeake	J.W. Martin
1968	Gibson Island Yacht Squadron	C.F. Stein, III
1969	U.S. Naval Station	BM3 Fred Bremen, USN
1970	Corinthian Club of Philadelphia	Gardner Cox
1971	Severn Sailing Association	Robert Donald
1972	Tred Avon Yacht Club	:Mark Ewing
1973	Annapolis Naval Sailing Association	CWO William Abbot, USN
1974	Fishing Bay Yacht Club	John Hawksworth
1975	Annapolis Yacht Club	Scott Allan
1976	Annapolis Yacht Club	Charlie Scott
1977	Naval Academy Sailing Squadron	A.G.B. Grosvenor
1978	Gibson Island Yacht Club	John Sherwood, III
1979	Gibson Island Yacht Club	John Sherwood, III
1980	Sailing Club of Chesapeake	Robert Donald
1981	Naval Academy Sailing Squadron	Edwin A. Shuman, III
1982	Annapolis Yacht Club	James Scott
1983	Naval Academy Sailing Squadron	George Dewhurst
1984	Larchmont Yacht Club	Charles R. Ulmer
1985	Tred Avon Yacht Club	Richard Lippincott
1986	Area F Houston Yacht Club	Lee Demarest
1987	Area D Southern Yacht Club	Buddy Friedrichs
1988	Area D Charleston Yacht Club	Mason Chrisman
1989	Area C Annapolis Yacht Club	Charlie Scott
1990	Area C Annapolis Yacht Club	Charlie Scott
1991	Area A Hingham Yacht Club	Steve Garland
1992	Area J Los Angles Yacht Club	Roy Disney
1993	Area C Hampton Yacht Club	Sledd Shelhorse
1994	Area K Macatawa Bay Yacht Club	Mark Nobel
1995	Area C Annapolis Yacht Club	John R. White
1996	Area J Alamitos Yacht Club	Keith Ives
1997	Area D New Orleans Yacht Club	Scott Sonnier
1998	Area G Santa Barbara Yacht Club	Mark Nobel
1999	Area H Tacoma Yacht Club	John Leitzinger
2000	Area A Massachusetts Bay YC	Gordon Hall
2001	Area H Corinthian YC of Seattle	Joan Hoag
2002	Area D Southern Yacht Club	Scott Sonnier
2003	Area E Rochester Yacht Club	Hank Stuart
2004	Area D Southern Yacht Club	Marc Eagan
2005	NASS	MIDN 1/c Greg Storer
2006	Area D Tampa Yacht Club	Robert Hobbs
2007	San Diego Yacht Club	Chuck Nichols
2008	Chicago Yacht Club	Rick Strilky
2009	New York/Milford Yacht Club	Bruce Kuryla
2010	Not Contested
2011	NY/Milford/Scuttlebutt Yacht Club	Bruce Kuryla

Ocean Racing Trophy - Offshore Trophies

Awarded annually to the service yacht having the best corrected time in the Annapolis to Newport Yacht Race and the Newport to Bermuda Yacht Race.

The Ocean Racing Trophy History: This trophy was given to the Naval Academy by the Commander of the US Atlantic Destroyer Forces. It is awarded annually by the Commander of the Cruiser Destroyer Force.

Winners of the Ocean Racing Trophy

Year	Yacht	Year	Yacht
1958	Alert, USNA	1991	Cinnabar, USNA
1960	Intrepid, USNA	1992	Constellation, USNA
1961	Alert, USNA	1993	Swift, USNA
1962	Flirt, USNA	1994	Swift, USNA
1963	Frolic, USNA	1995	Rampage, USCGA
1964	Icefire, USMMA	1996	Defiance, USMMA
1965	Petrel, USCGA	1997	Rampage, USCGA
1966	Fortuna, ANA	1998	Rampage, USCGA
1967	Maredea, USNA	1999	Swift, USNA
1968	Severn Star, USNA	2000	Swift, USNA
1969	Maredea, USNA	2001	Flirt, USNA
1970	Rage, USNA	2002	Flirt, USNA
1971	Jubilee III, USNA	2003	Vigilant, USNA
1972	Jubilee III, USNA	2004	Lively, USNA
1973	Rage, USNA	2005	American Promise, USNA
1974	Miss Wick, USNA	2006	Swift, USNA
1975	Insurgente, USNA	2007	Swift, USNA
1976	Syren, USNA	2008	Swift, USNA
1977	Patriot, USNA	2009	Tomcat, USNA
1978	Nike, USCGA	2010	Swift, USNA
1979	Insurgente, USNA	2011	Invictus, USNA
1980	Intrepid, USNA	2012	Defiance, USNA
1981	Foxfire, USCGA
1982	Cinnabar, USNA
1983	Constellation, USNA
1984	Mareva, USCGA
1984	Vengeance, USNA
1985	Cinnabar, USNA
1986	Fury, USNA
1986	Morning Light, USNA
1987	Morning Light, USNA
1988	Cinnabar, USNA
1989	Dauntless, USNA
1990	Insurgente, USNA

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