[Capri25] J/22 North American Championship Volunteers Needed! Crew List, Spectating on Saturday, June 22, and Merchandise

[Ted Lischer]

Looking forward to the event and meeting everyone. 

Due to flooding in Kansas and Oklahoma, some of our boats couldn’t make it to trailers.  That said I have good crew available in individuals or packages as needed.  If you are cool but need a additional team member, I’m happy to help.

1. 140 pound Thistle driver and crew.  Just graduated high school. Good for bow work. (Dude)
2. 190 pound J-22, H33, Thistle, and j-70 middle (dude)
3. 125 pound j-70 and big slow boat forward (woman)
4. 190ish pound J-24, Thistle, MC, and J-70 driver. (Dude)
Email or call me I you are interested in more details.

This is going to be a lot of fun.  Looking forward to it!

Ted Lischer
Leawood, Kansas
(816) 803-3920
Tedlischer at gmail.com

> On Jun 9, 2019, at 10:17 AM, Jeffery Cameron <Cameron at bipl.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone!
>  
> We have 34 boats presently signed up for this event which should be excellent, both on the water and off!
>  
> VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
> The J/22 Fleet has most things covered for the event, but does need some help from outside the fleet for a few things.  If you can help, we would really appreciate it!  The volunteer slots we need filled are posted in the DIBS board at: https://www.wyc.org/dib_sessions/show/32395.  The jobs are food prep and clean up, registration, and regatta merchandise sale and take place while we are on the water or during meal/social times when the fleet members will be occupied by participating in event activities.  You will get food, if it is being served, and a regatta t-shirt.
>  
> CREW LIST
> There is a crew board for sailors that are interested in racing the J/22 North American Championship on June 20-23.  I have heard there are a couple boats looking to fill spots (maybe even a skipper) and an out of town boat may need someone.  It would be a good idea to list your general sailing experience and any J/22 specific experience and what crew positions you can do and what you are best at. 
>  
> If you are a boat looking for crew, there is a spot for that as well.
>  
> If your regular ride is not racing, sign up!
>  
> http://www.regattanetwork.com/event/18209#_newsroom
>  
> SPECTATING
> We have had some inquiries about spectating and are discussing options including a charter boat on Saturday.  If we don’t have a charter, there may be room on boats already going out to watch the race and that would be free, but we would need to arrange a spot for you or your group. Proposed race times are:
> Thursday (Practice Race) 4:00-5:00
> Friday 10:00-4:00
> Saturday 10:00-4:00
> Sunday 10:00-2:00
>  
> Please send me a note at cameron at bipl.net if you are interested in spectating and if you would be willing to pay $20 per person for a charter boat with light snacks/cash bar on Saturday from 11-2.  Please include:
> 1) times interested in spectating
> 2) number in your group for each time you are interested (4 for Friday 11-2)
> 3) interest in the $20 charter
> We will try to place all spectators, but as you might imagine, matching sailors with boats going out and times may be a little difficult, so we will do our best.
>  
> MERCHANDISE
> The online merchandise site is open!  There will be limited merchandise on site, so get your orders in online, if possible.
> http://stores.coralreefsailing.com/north_american_championship_201/shop/home  I am working with Coral Reef on getting orders delivered to the regatta, so that they will be timely.
>  
> I look forward to seeing you all at the event, either participating, volunteering, or spectating!
>  
> Jeff Cameron
> Middle Crew - J/22 Regatta Management Team
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